Fred Fegan was born in 1947 and played baseball for the Dons for one year in 1966. In 1967, he was drafted by the San Francisco Giants in the 3rd Round, 51st Overall.
The leading hitter on this year's team was catcher Fred Fegan who battled an even .300. Mike Laurel was second with a .277 BA ,and third-sacker Bill Hutson led in the hit department with fifteen hits and a .254 BA (TheFoghorn).
This year saw an increased interest in frosh baseball as the squad grew to twenty-six players. Coach Dan Benedetti was was very pleased with the spirit and hustle shown by the team.Although the pitching was weak due to lack of experience, the defense was strong.
The team brought together many outstanding ball players: catchers Bill Mustonich, Frank Zbacnick, and Fred Fegan; shortstops Mike Delanus and John Seeronen; infielders Ron Belli, Bill Hudson. Mike Laurel, and Rick Stevens. The outfield was covered by Grant Steer, Daryl Siria, Scott Tandy, Tom McMullen, Dave Worthen, Steve Taylor, Tom Georgi, Bob Spratt, Bunkey Read and Dennis Quesenberry. Hurlers Ron Dinslag, Bob Kokley, Jim Armstrong, Steve Bail, Rick Hinkle, and Bill Cline rounded out the team.
With the frosh teams strong defensive ability and developing pitching talent, the Hilltop can look forward to exciting baseball action (TheDon).
