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3C ghc CtoiwUIt News Sunday, June 5,1988 the nation's top prospects for next season. In two varsity seasons, he has 37 extra base hits (including 14 home runs). He batted .494 with eight homers as a junior, helping Stratford to a 25-3 record. He also has a 9-3 record as a pitcher. Ht: 6-2.

200. Bats: Left. Throws: Left. Class: Junior. 5 r.Ti i Mr 'fflfrl Nate Lewis West Florence t.

Seoat Parsons Georgetown Bryce Florie Hanahan Right. Class: Junior. Pitching era w-l sv Iv er bb so 1986 2.00 3-3 0 42 12 15 60 1987 1.04 7-1 0 54 8 12 82 1988 0.70 8-1 0 50 11 10 5 6 90 Career 1.20 18-5 0 144 25 33 232 Jeff Parnell, Stratford first baseman, is rated by some scouts among Batting 1987 1988 avg 2b 3b hr rbl .391 9 1 24 .494 13 0 8 31 Scott Parsons, Georgetown outfielder has started since eighth grade and as a sophomore was the leading hitter, .435, on Georgetown's AAAA championship team. Three times in the playoffs his RBI doubles tied or won games. Ht: 5-10.

205. Bats: Right. Throws: Right. Class: Sophomore Batting avg ab 2b lb hr rbl sb 1986 274 62 7 17 3 0 0 6 5 1987 351 74 10 26 6 1 1 18 2 1988 435 92 31 40 6 1 7 33 3 Career .364 228 48 83 15 1 $7 10 Shawn Satterfield, Easley pitcher and outfielder, has been on the Easley varsity since eighth grade and this year led the Green Wave to the Upstate AAAA title. He batted .284 with eight doubles, three homers, and 22 RBI, and as a pitcher he had one no-hitter, a 9-3 record, and an earned-run average of 0.62.

5-9. 155. Bats: Left. Throws: Left. Class: Junior.

Pitching era w-l sv lp er bb so 1985-4 No records available 1987 5.10 2-3 0 34 34 42 25 43 47 1988 0.62 9-3 0 79VS 47 16 7 56 109 Aubrey Shaw, Hartsville third baseman, was such a feared hitter that he was intentionally walked 15 times once in the seventh inning of a tie game with a runner already on first base. Despite seeing few good pitches, Shaw still batted .458. Shaw also was an all-state running back and plans to play college football, at North Carolina State if he makes the minimum SAT score and otherwise at the Fork Union, prep school. 6-0. 185.

Bats: Right. Throws: Right. Class: Senior. Batting avg ab 2b lb hr rbl sb 1986 357 70 28 25 4 3 1 23 9 1987 479 94 35 45 9 5 9 32 19 1988 458 59 25 27 8 2 1 19 13 Career .435 223 88 97 21 10 II 74 31 From this Friday through Monday, you can rent almost any Enterprise rental car like this GM Chevrolet Monte Carlo for just S18.95 a day plus mileage. As long as you rent it for at least three days.

Give us a call. Better yet, stop by. We're in your neighborhood. Chevrolet Mont Carlo Featuring GM and other fine cars Anderson 224-2141 tynr By Tom Layton Newt staff writer Six of the rising stars of 1989 have made places for themselves on The News' fifth annual all-state baseball team, elected by coaches. The young whippersnappers include Lancaster's Earl Cunningham, who reminds some coaches of a young Jim Rice; West Florence's Nate Lewis, who might also be next year's all-state quar-terback; Travelers Rest's Frankie Allen, who led the state's pitchers in victories and strikeouts; Stratford's Jeff Parnell, who hit .494 with eight homers; and Easley's Shawn Satterf ield and Georgetown's Scott Parsons, who led their teams to the AAAA finals.

Parsons is a sophomore; the rest are Juniors. Last year, there were only three underclassmen on the all-state team. Two of them repeated, Hartsville third baseman Aubrey Shaw and Mid-Carolina shortstop Calvin Edwards, and Shaw matched Cunningham for the most all-state votes, 11. Next closest were Richland Northeast catcher Brian Lawler, 9 votes; and Lexington third baseman Burke Cromer, 8. Georgetown's Mike Johnson, who won his first AAAA championship, was elected coach of the year with six votes from his peers.

Easley's Mike Barnes and Chesnee's Dean Jones each had five votes and Travelers Rest's Rockie Pitman had three. Votes were mailed to coaches of all 195 High School League baseball teams and were returned by 58: 23 of 50 in AAAA, 13 of 48 in AAA, 14 of 51 in AA, and eight of 46 In A. Slightly more Upstate coaches voted, 32-26, but Lowcountry players led the team, 10-7. SECOND TEAM Chip Dudley Aiken Patrick Hulme Hanna Preston Jones Hanna Tommy Lark Stratford Marcus Miller Dixie Bru Pender Barnwell Robert Richardson Aynor David Scruggs Chesnee Mickey Wall Chesnee Kevin Williams HONORABLE MENTION Travis Berbery, Easley; Ronnia Back, Rock Hill; Ronnie Black, Belton-Honea Path; Ray Canady, Irmo; Maurice Cobb, Walterboro; Chris Cope, Aiken; Keith Daniels, Georgetown; Mike Oubose, Crispin; Mickey Ellison, Palmetto; Chris Freshwater, Irmo; Mike Gibson, Gaftney; Trent Hackle, Easley; Shellie Hammonds, Barnwell; Kevin Horres, James Island; Chris King, West-Oak; Jimbo Langley, St-John's (Darlington); Al Leroy, Seneca; Cookie Massey, Northwestern; David Palmer, Gaftney; Brett Parker, Chapin; Mike Powers, Buford; Casey Ragsdale, Airport; Brad Russ, Greenwood; Tony Satterfield, Eastside; Jimmy Shropshire, Lancaster; Steve Smith, Gilbert; Brian Spurgeon, Laurens; Deno Stone, Palmetto; Stephen Strickland, North; Johnny Sullivan, Dixie; Keith Taylor, Midland Valley; Randy Thompson, Wren; Derrick Tucker, Lexington; P.J. Turner, Carolina; Robby Waldrop, Easley.

Frankie Allen, Travelers Rest pitcher, accounted for all but four victories in TR's 18-6 season. He won twice in the district playoffs to take TR to the Upstate AAA final. He led the state in innings, 96, and strikeouts, 137. Height: 6- foot-2. Weight: 185 pounds.

Bats: Right-handed. Throws: Right-handed. Class: Junior. Pitching era w-l lp er bb so 1V8S 0.78 14-3 0 9816 67 29 11 42 137 Tim Bray, Camden pitcher, won all six of his playoff starts (twice pitching on two days of rest) to wind up a 12-1 season. He beat Hanna 4-2 on a 5-hitter to clinch the AAA state title.

6-1. 205. Throws: Right. Class: Senior. Pitching era w-l sv lp er bb so 1988 1.44 12-1 1 96VS 60 32 20 48 108 Ken Brltt, Spring Valley pitcher, re- spots 2 a Eari Qmningham Aubrey Siww Lancaster Hartsville hi 1J KenErttt Spring Valley TimErsy Camden Keith Budlnger Jeff Parnell Stratford Stratford Career l.M 16-7 2 139 66 63 33 72 222 Boning avg ab 2b 3b hr rbl sb 1985, 1986.

.286 62 12 18 3 0 2 17 6 23 7 ..333 72 19 24 5 0 4 1987 1988 Career ..358 53 21 19 4 1 8 23 5 66 28 32 5 2 7 30 10 .368 253 80 93 17 3 21 93 28 Craig Gllstrap, Carolina pitcher and first baseman, came back from open-heart surgery last October to have the finest season of his Carolina career. He had a 10-2 pitching record (including a three-hitter against Travelers Rest to win the Peach Blossom AAA Region championship) and in 75 innings walked only 10 opponents. He also hit six home runs and for the second straight year drove in 30 runs. During his career, Carolina's record was 62-22-4. Ht: 6-2.

Wt: 180. Bats: Right. Throws: Right. Class: Senior. Batting avg ab 2b 3b hr rbl sb 1985 188 69 9 13 1 0 0 7 1 1986 328 64 12 21 8 0 2 14 3 1987 410 61 292573530 6 1988 377 61 23 23 6 1 6 30 5 Career .322 255 73 82 22 4 11 81 15 Pitching era w-l sv lp er bb so 1987 3.11 6-3 0 60 74 39 27 19 60 1988 1.87 10-2 0 75 83 34 20 10 69 Career 2.43 18-5 0 135 157 71 47 29 129 Brian Lawler, Richland Northeast catcher, is described by coach Vernon Hester as "the best I've ever been around." Lawler homered five times as a senior and 12 times in his career, and he also ranked among the leaders with four triples this year and 11 in his career.

As a senior, 15 of his 27 hits were for extra bases and his slugging average was .800. Bats: Right. Throws: Right. Ht: 6-1. Wt: 185.

Class: Senior, signed by USC. Batting avg ab 2b 3b hrrbl 1985 333 60 20 4 2 3 19 1984 377 61 23 5 2 0 21 1987 344 64 22 5 3 4 23 1988 386 70 27 6 4 5 31 Career .361 255 92 20 11 12 94 Nate Lewis, West Florence pitcher, had a near-perfect season, allowing only 11 hits and six walks in 50 innings. He had an 8-1 record, an 0.70 earned- run average, and 90 strikeouts plus a .477 batting average and 24 stolen bases. Lewis is a straight-A student and is already being recruited by Georgia Tech, Miami, and both USC's: South Carolina and Southern Cal. He also is rated as one dt the'state's top rising senior football quarterbacks.

6-0. Wt: 190. Bats: Right. Throws: 1 Frankie Allen Travelers Rest Craig Gllstrap Carolina Calvin Edwards Mid-Carolina Chris Dorsey Irmo Burke Cromer Lexington Brian Lawler Richland NE Chris Dorsey, Irmo third baseman and outfielder, started the season with a remarkable 23-for-29 streak and wound up hitting .512 with seven home runs, leading Irmo to a 22-3 record. He hit 11 home runs in his two-year career, including one in the '87 state final against Hartsville.

Ht: 6-1. Wt: 175. Bats: Right. Throws: Right. Class: Senior.

Batting avg ab 2b 3b hr rbl 1988 512 82 36 42 8 2 7 35 10 Lee Dorsey, Hanna first baseman, hit for power without sacrificing strikeouts in leading Hanna to Upstate AAA title. He had 38 extra-base hits and only 22 strikeouts in his three-year career, and this year he had more home runs, 5, than strikeouts, 4. Ht: 6-2. Wt: 210. Bats: Left.

Throws: Left. Class: Senior. Batting avg ab 2b 3b hr rbl sb 1984 354 79 27 28 7 2 2 26 6 1987 341 82 21 28 9 2 1 20 5 1988 439 82 31 36 9 1 5 38 7 Career .378 243 79 92 25 5 8 84 18 Calvin Edwards, Mid-Carolina shortstop, set the unofficial state career record for runs, 140, and his senior batting average, .531, is the best on the all-state team. Edwards also had a 4- 0 record as a pitcher, but coach Clyde Livingstone preferred to keep him at shortstop. Ht: 5-10.

Wt: 165. Bats: Right. Throws: Right. Class: Senior. Batting avg ab 2b 3b hr rbl sb 1985 400 95 41 38 8 4 1 15 15 1986 461 76 34 35 5 1 7 23 18 1987 519 54 39 28 3 5 11 48 16 1988 531 64 26 34 6 4 2 35 16 Career .467 289 140 135 22 14 21 121 65 Bryce Florie, Hanahan pitcher and shortstop, pitched two no-hitters this season, one in a 2-0 loss to AAAA power Stratford and the other against Andrews to clinch the Region 7-AA title.

He pitched 122 strikeouts with an 0.62 earned-run average, and he batted .484 with seven homers this year and 21 in his career. He turned down a $49,000 bonus from the San Diego Padres (who drafted him in the fifth round) and signed with the University of South Carolina. Ht: 6-0 178. Bats: Right. Throws: Right.

Class: Senior. Pitching era w-l iv In er bb so 1985 3.73 3-1 1 15 14 11 8 11 21 1986 Did not pitch because of inlury 1987 2.35 6-3 0 56 31 33 19 35 79 1988 0.52 7-3 1 47 21 19 5 26 122 A a You're neuer far from Enterprise Rent-A-Car. plus mileage ji, 11 Shawn Satterfield Easley 3 Lee Dorsey Hanna placed UNC recruit Brad Woodall as Spring Valley's No. 1 pitcher and improved throughout the season, winding up with a eight-inning four-hit defeat against Georgetown, the eventual AAAA state champion. 6-3.

Wt: 180. Bats: Left. Throws: Right. Class: Senior. Pitching era w-l iv lp er bb so 1987 4-2 1988 0.84 4-3 0 64 Wj 37 19 8 17 80 Career 10-5 Keith Budlnger, Stratford pitcher, had a 10-1 record, including a shutout of Georgetown (the eventual AAAA champ) and a two-hitter with 14 strikeouts against Hanahan (spoiling the no-hit pitching of Bryce Florie).

6-4. 220. Bats: Left. Throws: Left. Class: Senior; being recruited by Wake Forest, The Citadel, Furman, and others.

Pitching era w-l sv lp er bb so 1984 2.80 2-0 0 10 4 4 5 9 1987 2.40 4-2 0 38 24 13 IS 35 1989 1.37 10-1 1 77 44 13 10 103 Career 1.47 16-3 1 125 74 30 30 147 Burke Cromer, Lexington third baseman, lettered in four sports and was all-region in three: tennis, football, and baseball. Cromer, who transferred from Lake City, helped his team as a relief pitcher, striking out the side to clinch victories over Laurens and Irmo. At third base, he committed only one error in 18 games. 6-0. 180.

Bats: Right. Throws: Right. Class: Senior; has signed with USC, where his brother, Tripp, is a sophomore shortstop. Batting avg ab 2b 3b hr rbl sb 1965 Lake .420 38 11 19 7 3 1 20 2 1987 Lake .523 45 28 34 8 1 5 29 7 1988 87 23 40 7 0 2 24 8 Career .489 190 62 93 22 4 I 73 17 Earl Cunningham, Lancaster outfielder, has hit 22 homers in three high school seasons (plus 11 last summer in American Legion play) and may be the state's top pro prospect next year. Al Berry, who has coached dozens of good players at Lancaster, calls Cunningham the best prospect he's had.

Ht: 6-2. Wt: 220. Bats: Right. Throws: Right. Class: Junior.

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