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right fielder for the Pineywoods sandlot team
when the team ran short of players.
Later he managed the team after the
manager quit in me miaaie 01 a losing
season.
"After that was when I got into umpiring,"
he said. "We had trouble getting umpires
so another man said he'd take over
managing if I'd take over umpiring."
HK UMPIRED high school, American
Legion and semi-pro games in the Midlands
for more than 20 years. He once ejected five
players during a single game because "they
cursed at me, and 1 didn't allow that."
The Judge also became the only man from
South Carolina to manage a baseball team in
Alaska when, several years ago, he took a
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teams for a six-game trip through the 49th
state.
He is so well-known by baseball people
that even in Alaska he met someone who
knew him. During the team's first game in
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had some difficulties this year with his legs,
and I think he's shown a tremendous amount
of courage.
"But one time, the coaches were debating
substitutes. I overruled everybody and said,
'I'm gonna put Freddie in. 1 need his leader
ship now.' l thought he helped tremendously,
and that's what worried me, because I
couldn't use Gene. And if Fred got tired, 1
didn't have that experience to go in there and
settle things down."
On a night when the favored Hoyas won
their first NCAA basketball title, the muchheralded
duel between Georgetown's Patrick
Ewing and the Cougars' Akeem Olajuwon
wasn't the storv.
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"ANOTHER ONE of her big concerns is
to put all the negative things behind us and to
go out and try to improve next season."
Southers said the addition of Wilson will
help the team reach its full-playing
capabilities.
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"WE HAD iust walked in and sat down
when here comcs this man by with a couple
of boys, and he said, 4Sim Frick, what in the
world are you doing here?'
"1 said, '1 came to see a baseball game.'
He went on, and to this day I don't know
who he was, but he sure knew me," The
Judge said.
His baseball friends include former N.Y.
Yankee second baseman Bobby Richardson
and Bill "Digger" O'Dell, a pitcher who
finished his 14-season career with the Pittsburgh
Pirates in 1967.
He occasionally talks with tormer use H
standouts Randy Martz (Chicago Cubs and
White Sox), Mookie Wilson (New York
Mets), Ed Lynch (New York Mets) and Jeff
Twitty (Kansas City Royals).
HE ALSO enjoys talking with Rick
Cerone, starting catcher for the N.Y.
Yankees.
The stars were two freshmen, 6-7 Reggie
Williams and 6-9 Michael Graham.
WILLIAMS LED Georgetown with 19
points on 9-for-18 shooting while Graham,
taking advantage of the foul-troubled Olajuwon
inside in the second half, added 14
points on 7-for-9 shooting, many on stuffs.
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Celtics' teammate, was on hand to offer his
congratulations, and the Georgetown coach
left the court with his right hand high in the
air and his index finger thrust up, meaning
his team was finally No. 1 in the college
basketball world.
mates, and myself that we will be in the top
10 soon."
NONK OF the players knew what Wilson's
goals were for the upcoming season.
"We didn't talk about those things,"
Gihnore said."We're going to have a team
meeting today, and 1 guess she'll tell us then.
"I can't wait for next season. I think that
she'll b^ing back the winning tradition here."
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