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Baseball • • • CLE M P ARBERRY, Vandal Coach Knutc Westergrc:1, the league's leading hitter. The Vandal squad finished a very successful year by winning five and losing eight for a third place finish in the Northern Division. Leading up to this fine showing in ND Play they had a very successful pre-season record of 13 wins and only three losses. Air tight pitching and steady improvement in batting paved the way for this fine pre-season record. Doug Randall and Val Johnson just missed the pinnacle of a pitcher's success by pitching one hitters against Columbia Basin Junior College and Gonzaga, respectively. Randall turned out to be the ace of the mound staff by winning four games and losing none. Other pitchers who showed up quite well were Steve Hinckley with three wins and one loss and Clark Anderson with two wins and one loss. Ray Copeland, third sacker, led the Vandal hitters with a .364 average followed by Ron Braden with .348 and Knute \'V'estergren with .342. Copeland and Braden had the most hits with 16 and Lower had the most RBI's with 14. Opening the ND season with Washington, the Vandals split with the Huskies losing 2-1 and winning 9-5. In losing 2-1, Randall pitched a superb game Lmiting the Huskies to five hits but a costly error in the fifth inning proved to be the turning point. He struck out seven and walked two. Westergren slapped out two singles in four appearances to lead Vandal hitters. Shortstop Knute \'V' estergren's three-run double in the second inning paved the way to the victory as Steve Hinckley allowed the Huskies seven hits but kept them scattered. Braden and Hinckley led Idaho at the plate by getting two hits each including a triple by Hinckley. The Vandals then traveled to Seattle to split with the Huskies. Hinckley allowed only two hits in winning 4-2 and Doug Randall, the hard luck pitcher, turned in a two hitter only to lose 5-0. Poor fielding led to Randall's defeat as only one run was earned. Braden led hitters with two for three. Moving to Eugene to meet the Ducks the Vandals were stopped cold and lost two games 14- 3 and 3-2. In the first game Idaho jumped to a 3-0 lead as Bill Stellmon cleared the bases with a triple but then Oregon came back with five runs to go away winning 14-3. The second game was the same old story, as Randall pitched another superb game by limiting the Ducks to six hits but two costly errors led to his defeat. Knute Westergren and Bill Stellmon both hit solo home runs in the second game. Moving to Corvallis, the Vandals defeated the Beavers 6-4 as Steve Hinckley pitched an eight hitter. Hinckley winning his third game became the league's winningest pitcher. The second game was rained. Coming back from a road trip winning two of five the Vandals beat WSC 5-4 in ten innings. Ralph Lower broke out of a batting slump to send a smashing triple to left center to drive home Westergren, who had singled with the winning run. Randall won his first game in ND play by pitching a nine hitter. The Vandals lost the second game as Hinckley's record became three wins and one loss. The Vandals played host to the Beavers and wound up splitting with them. Winning 1-0 and losing 7-4. Randall was again the hard luck man of the pitching staff in the first games as Idaho committed n ine errors. Hinckley won the rain shortened game 1-0 in six innings. OSC scored seven times in the 7th inning but Idaho not getting to finish their time at bat was declared the winner as a heavy downpour started. Westergren continues leading the team with a .400 plus batting average. The best mark in 29 years was in sight as the Vandal's record stood at five wins and six losses with two games remaining with WSC, but as it turned out, the Vandals lost both games and finished with five wins and eight losses. Idaho had one highlight as shortstop Knute Westergren was the league's top hitter with a .404 batting average. 2S8
Row O,r-8:11 Skinner, Ferman Pa!old, Wayne Rigg, Roberc Thomas, Wendell Wo}{, and John Pearson, student manager. Rout T1vo--Larry Mc Donald, Mick Polillo, Ray Copeland, Gene Arnone, Ralph Lower, Jim Throckmorton, and Coach Parberry. Row Thru--8ill Stellman, Knute Westergren, Ron Braden, Steve Hinckley, Val johnson, Cbrk Anderson, and Don Weiskopf, Assistant Coach. Idaho's 1957 baseball team was one of the best in history. Two players, Knute Westergren, shortstop, and Steve Hinckley, sophomore pitcher, were chosen as members of the All Star team for the Northern Division of the Pacific Coast Conference. Ralph Lower
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