1967 BASEBALL TEAM. SITTING: Steele, Moore, Carr, White , Seim, Winter, Jones, Romine , Deakin, Daimwood , McCluskey. STANDING: Henry, Plummer, D. Simpson, Parker, Craig, Ha rpo le, Wa tki ns, Mullins, Jeter, Isbell , G . Simpson, Coach All ison. BASEBALL Seniors, freshmen add sparkle to the diamond An chor ed by four all -ATC seni ors and sparked by outstanding freshmen, Harding-'s 1967 ba seball tea ms r eco rded a 14- 12 season r eco rd . The Bisons were in contenti on for the title throug-hout the season, fin ishin g- in second place with a 7-5 mark. In th e Distri ct 17 tournament, th e Bi sons lost their first game to John Brown Universi ty. Several indi viduals pos ted high performances for the year . In the pi tching department, freshman Randy Ca rr had th e mos t wins with a 6-2 r ecord. Mike Plummer threw two consecuti ve no-hitters, and David Jones h ad th e low earn ed run average of .999. Jones also h ad th e team 's hi g-h es t ba tting average with a .476 percenta ge, but Phil Daimwood collected th e mos t hits with 22. He a lso led th e team in scoring with 15 runs. Mark Seim led in runs ba tted in with 10 a nd had two grand slam home runs. Ha rding was r epresented on the AII-AlC first team by senior outfielders Pete H enry and Bobby Harpole. 216 BAT meets boll as third baseman Arnold Winter steps into the pitch and delivers a perfectly-timed blow to begin a rally.
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