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Lio 00,rty ba000000=.ball team mauled
Deers state playoffs
by Linda Thielke
During football season,
Liberty's Darin Newton and
Jim Heilgeist would have
simply tackled Jim Guiterrez
from Burlington-Edison to
take care of the problem. But
unfortunately tackling is not
allowed in baseball, and it
was quarterback-pitcher Gui-
terrez who aced the Patriots
out of the state AA baseball
championship last Friday in
the Kingdome.
Last November, Liberty
used a one-point margin to
oust Guiterrez and his Tiger
teammates from the state AA
football playoffs. On Friday,
Guiterrez used a one-hitter to
return the favor.
"It was a great high school
baseball game and Guiterrez
is a great high school
pitcher," said Liberty Coach
Barry Aden of his team's 2-0
loss in the semi-finals.
"When you run into
someone who is that hot on
the mound, he is tough to
beat. He was just as tough a
pitcher in the seventh as he
was in the first."
The game was the Patriots'
first shut-out loss of the sea-
son, and a season low in hits
for the Liberty batters. Lib-
erty's lone hit of the game
was a nice stand-up double
by pitcher Mike Erickson in
the sixth inning, but none of
his teammates could get
anything else off the B-E ace.
Guiterrez's fastball was
especially deadly against the
meat of Liberty's lineup.
None of the hitters in the 2-
3-4-5 positions had any suc-
cess against him. Newton,
Glen Walker, Heilgeist and
Liberty's Jim HeilgeMt wan caught looking an Burlington-Edison's ave on the mound threw yet another strike. Photo by
Llnda Thlelke.
bopped up." again until the fifth inning
Despite Liberty's lack of when a B-E pinch runner
hits, the Patriot defense held came home on a sacrifice fly,
the Tigers tight throughout after advancing to third on a
the game. Erickson pitched series of singles and sacri-
strongly, scattering just rices.
seven hits. With duiterrez on the
The Patriots' one defensive mound, the Patriots never
wall and a strike out; Whitle
had a walk and two fly outs.
"He really had us psyched
out," said Heilgeist. "He was
fast, but fast doesn't matter.
He was throwing it right
down the tube and we could-
n't hit it. He just intimidated
Steve White are used to us." mistake turned into a costly had a ch,ance to battle back.
hammering opposing pitch- Aden said the large number one. In the first inning, a Erickson s double was one of
ers for hits and homeruns, of long, high fly balls and centerfield miscommunica- the few times Liberty got on
In three at-bats each: lack of grounders pointed up tion between fielders created a base.
Newton struck out twice and Guiterrez's amazing velocity. Tiger triple. The first run Liberty's chance to play
popped up once; Walker had "We weren't getting on top was scorl as Greg Saunders for third or fourth place in
two walks a d a fly out, of the ball, said Aden. stole home onawddptch, the state was washed out
" ' h " ° " " " "
Hedgest ad a fly out, a Everythmg we ht was The Tgers did not score Saturday, when ram made
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