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'ORTS Wave00 00lls to Lutcher in 7th frame steal By DUANE E HARRIS Sports Editor yardsk Ponchatoula junior catch'er and 11 Cffield player Pat Miller how the game a nt with Lutcher Feb 23 n the [atherbnsolation round of Catholic High ,as nhool's Baseball Tournament the [onchatoula was down by one run in le bottom of the seventh inning and be bases were loaded. Pal Miller was talked to first. Scott Kupper rapped t a single and Timmy Beyl took a alk to first. Pat Vicknair took Beyl's ace at first as a courtesy runner. ,ul during the action. Pat Miller who as at third, decided to go for home ale and lie the game. Miller soon ,und himself in the hotbox between Lird and home But Miller charged r ead, leveling Lutcher's catcher at me and was put out of the game Raging coaches as well as furious fans ad no effect in changing a clear ground rule. Ponchatoula coach Greg Marten sat patiently in the dugout where he was put by the umpires just moments earlier. Timmy Disher was up to bat. Disher slotted one in the first base zone and was put out at first with ease• Poncha- toula suffered a 5-6 loss to Lutcher that aernoon. On a 2-2 count, Sieve Heben started off the initial frame with a slam over the head of Lutcher's first baseman Nathen Poche. Hebert slid on second for a double as Asa Faulkner's sacrifice bunt only put him out at first as Hebert remained at second. Heben took third though when Pat Miller was walked to first Hebert finally brought in the run when Scott Kupper booted a single past Lutcher's Daniel Louque. Miller was next in line to reach home plate but Jeremy Robinson struck out picking up Ponchatoula's third out. Four innings later. Ponchatoula scored. The Greenies went through three scoreless innings but was changed when Mike Hutches streaked home on Asa Faulkner's single. However Pon- chatoula picked up their last two counts as both Scon Kupper and Jeremy Robinson struck out consecutively The Greenies picked up two runs in the sixth inmng off of Steve Hebert's double which brought Timmy Beyl in as Asa Faulkner's single pulled in Mike Hutches Lmcher was unable to score in the seventh nning even though a ground rule double was mlstaken for a home run and their bases ere loaded until Shane Martin was up 'o bat. Asa Faulkner caught Martin's fiy deep in left f:eid to put Ponchatoula up to bat for the last tme unless t was tied In ;hat seventh inning both Pat Miller and Coach Marten were put in the dugout as Ponchatoula had one hit. Ttmmy Beyl (18)slides to home on He was too late, as Beyi attributed Hebert's double in the second the run in Ponchatoula's clash with as Catholic High's pitcher Catholic High in Baton Rouge Feb. s around to tag Beyl out at first. 22 where the Greenies lost in the tournament 3-10. (Times Photo by Duane E. Harris) THE PONCHATOULA TIMES, FEBRUARY 28, 1985, PAGE FIVE one sacrifice and two stolen bases but it wasn't enough, as Ponchatoula lost 5-6. Steve Hebert led the team in hits with two doubles and a single as Asa Faulkner followed with two singles. In runs, Mike Hutches pulled in two as Steve Hebert. Pat Miller and Timmy Beyl brought one run each to the scoreboard. Pat Vicknair. as a courtesy runner. and Timmy Beyl were the only players to steal bases as Clem McKay took the pitcher's mound in the fifth frame to strike out three barters and walk three at the same time. Pal Miller took three bases on walks. Timmy Beyl look two as Asa Faulkner and Mike Hutches took one each. Sports forum set for Weds. St. Albert's Catholic Student Center in Hammond. Louisiana. on the campus of SLU, sponsored a Sports Forum Wednesday at the student center including some well-known local names. Featured were former major league baseball players Mel Parnell of the Boston Red So×: Putsy Caballero of the PhiIladelphia Phillies: Lenny Yochim of the Pittsburgh Pirates: Walker Cress of the Cincinnati Reds: Ray Yochim of the St. Louis Cardinals: and Floyd Fogg of the Chicago White Sox: Tony John, a scout for the Los Angeles Dodgers: "Smilin" Joe McCarthy. who entertained the racing fans: Jack Vaughan, an NFL official; and Brett Wright. an SLU graduate who recently signed a pro football contract with the New York Jets. Early readers can attend the 7 p.m. event. Ponchatoula junior pitcher and outfielder Jeremy Robinson raps out an infield grounder to Lutcher pitcher Troy Whaler where Robinson was put out at first when the bases were loaded as he picked up Ponchatoula's third out in the fifth inning of Catholic High's tournament Feb, 23 where Ponchatoula lost 5-6 in the consolation round to Lutcher. (Times Photo by Duane E. 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