of the Elgin State Mental Hospital. I was particularly caught up in the developing relationship between keeper and captor: Eddie Fisk, whose own proclivity to violence is noted, and Riley Nacht, the astronomer. Crumpton also discusses the use of lobotomy at the time for dealing with difficult or rebellious women, noting in her Author’s Notes Section that women in mental institutions in the early twentieth century “had an eighty percent chance” of being lobotomized. The Fading of Kimberly is most highly recommended.Hill created lasting legacy at SCF

Players come and go faster than a runaway freight train and the school even changed its name. But there remains one constant with the baseball program over at 26th Street West.

His name is Tim Hill Sr. and he is the reason players come to his program whether it’s called State College of Florida or the former Manatee Community College.

For those gifted in the art of swinging a bat or throwing a baseball, Tim Hill is the only name that matters. They believe he can put them on a magic carpet and take them to their dreams.

No one has done it better in Florida junior college baseball history. He won his sixth state championship Monday and will be going to his fifth Junior College