1991

26-19

A 90’s kind of team. Sexual equality at last, with Linda Wareham, the team’s
first female Co-Queen, leading the co-rec team to its highest finish ever in
the league tournament (3rd in the “A” bracket) and a tie for fourth during the
regular season (9-3; 14-9 overall.) The men’s team, deciding that worse is
better, discards its macho trappings, slides down to Class D and breaks .500
for the first time (6-4; 12-10 overall.) Serious injuries take their toll yet
the teams plays and wins a record number of games. Unofficial team record:two triple plays in one week (4-3-3–men’s; l-2-5-l-U-l-6–Chalk Talkers.)
Andy McPhail leads Arne’s Army to the coveted Wick. Hope for the future: Pups
sweep. Team Theory: “Hydraulics make the man.”

ROSTER

* = Men’s Team

*Adam, Larry*Anderson, Mike *Armstrong, Dennis *Bentley, Cliff *Bickal, Jim *Callies, Al Carlson, Deb *Eichten, Gary English, Jean Felles, Nan Fling, Shelly Frederickson, Mary * Fudge, Tom Gehl, Robin *Gordon, John *Greenly, Randy Handford, Annie Hare, Cybele Heistad, Mark *Hoehn, Arthur *Horsted, Kirk

*Johnson, Jeff*Johnson, Randy Klaus, Karen *Krull, Chris *Larson, Rolfe *Lindstrom, Mike Livingston, Nancy *Morrison, Kevin Roberts, Linda *Rothman, Tom Sandbulte, Pam Smith, Shannon Stawicki, Elizabeth Thurmes, Mary Troendle, Cathy *Wareham, Bill *Wareham, Dave *Wareham, John Wareham, Linda *Wareham, Pete *Wright, Steve

Captains:
Gary Eichten/*Randy Greenly/Linda Wareham
Rookie of the Year:
Al Callies
Most Improved:
Bill Wareham
Batting Champs:
Annie Handford/Tom Rothman
Golden Glove:
Jim Bickal/Pam Sandbulte
Most Valuable:
Jim Bickal

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