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Show ft 2B Lakeside Review South, Wednesday, June 22, 1983 ' Local Players Face Pivotal Season A Continued from Pago 1 B I used to choke in big situations. At Dixie College, they (major league teams) were scouting me. I knew they were there, and I would just choke. It was just mental. Panfiloff is a power pitcher whos been clocked at 88 mph, and that wasnt full speed, he said. He also throws a hard slider and a change up. Im not quite the polished pitcher I want to be," he said. Ive never had a pitching coach. Ive needed some guidance. Taylor is also loose this year and is a happier person when hes involved with baseball, he said. Any of these guys will tell you Im so full of it that my eyes are brown, he said with his brown eyes open and a smile on his face. Taylor worked out with the Seattle Mariners for two weeks after graduating from college before they told him to go home. But playing for the Flyers is the first time he has received cash for playing baseball, and once he steps on the field, he said, its time to get serious. For one In professional good reason. ball, he said, they can call you in and tell you youre gone. FINAL SOCCER Although he has played shortstop for most of his career, Taylor will also play the outfield for the Flyers, and try to hit for average, not power. I like to consider myself a singles hitter who gets lucky every once in awhile, he said. And if he doesnt make it with a major league organization this year, Taylor said he would like to try coaching, maybe at the American Legion level or higher. Panfiloff said that if he isnt signed by a major leaie team this year, he will get a job this winter and contemplate on next year. The Flyers will play every day until the middle of September without a break, and each major league team is supposed to scout the team at least once, said Panfiloff. The three other teams in the SOUTH DAVIS SOCCER ASSOCIATION JUNE 25, 10A.Aft.-- 2 P.Aft. 5 RTS. MALL (North End) forms may check. with send in completed forms Those with Effective June and American Fork. Players are paid an average of e. Centerville Man Wins Racquetball Tournament for the match to start because his opponent was playing in another bracket. Luzell Wilde, a Centerville re sident, won his fourth national amateur racquetball champion- ship recently at the United I just didnt have it mentally, . .Wilde said. He (his opponent) was ready to go and I s in wasnt. But the the bracket followed the match, and Wilde made sure I was back up for that one. This was Wildes last major tournament of the year. He has tourplayed three naments since February, winning first place honors in all three. States National Amateur in Houston, Texas. Wilde, who is 65, won the title in the e group and finished third in the age bracket. 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