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GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, June 20,1968<br />
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I ters. Doug Ulmer s I art e d a Sparlans a 12-6 eClSlon over LIPTO"'.'S<br />
Little League Results<br />
Dodger rally with a hit. and the Wilucats. .~<br />
Steve Zaranek and Eric Van The Bears inched past the TEA BAGS<br />
The results below are Irom 'and Bob Krause were the de-! Hee each had three hits. Gary Wolverines 2-1. Bryan Eugenio<br />
last week's Little I,eague and fensivc "tars, Rick Padilla \':as Lannen played an outslanding and John Cox pitched a good 48 5'c<br />
Babe Ruth Leagul games, the '."inning pitcher. In a tight game as caleh"r. : game for the Bears. Cox hit a Count<br />
which, due to space limitations ,ball gall'l', the Red Sox went pa,.t American Association i\linors three-run homer. Paul Re~man: FARMS MARKET<br />
were not printed in last week's the Orioles 3.2. Pete Bellanger Standings and Howard Brubaker did a i 3SS Fisher<br />
issue of the NEWS. was the winnig pitchcr. picking, Won I,os( Pet. good pitching job for the Wol-1'------------<br />
.... ~ up 13 strikeouts. Bob Burns Omaha 7 3 .700 verines. I ~---------<br />
GROSSE POINTE made a good defensive play at St. Paul 7 3 .700 The Badgers edged the Goph- .,-.----------,<br />
WOODS.SHORES s e can d bas e. Mike St~fford Denver 6 3 .667 ers 2-1. Charles Apel was the t'D.n Sundays 10:00 to 4:Jt<br />
By ,j,an Walker : picked up two hits and drove in DaUas 5 4. 556 winning pit chI' rand Barrv Thurs. and Fr[. TI\[ 9:0lI 1'.11\<br />
American Majors . the wioni":g run and Kim Adler Charleston 5 5 .500 Burns hit in the winn: 'ig run. WE DELIVER<br />
Standings : scored. tWice. Ed Tropp of the Indianapolis 5 5 .500 Noel Bissinger also had a hit.<br />
Won I,ost Pet.: Sox Will be ~ut for the rest of i\linneapolis 5 5 .500 Although the Lions defeated<br />
Indians 9 3 .750' the season With a broken hand. Witchita oj #; .400 the Badgers 4-1. Dennis Savage<br />
Red Sox 9 3 .750' The Yankees deleated the Ath- Houston 3 7 .300 played a good game, Jim Staric. i<br />
White Sox 9:1 .7;)fJ leUes 11-5. Tom Elsey got his Louisville 3 7 .300 co hit a homer and Mark Ken!<br />
Yankees 7;).583 first hit, a double, and scored Omaha and St. Paul remained I ~c~y played a good game in the<br />
Atbletics 5 7 .417, th.ree. run~. Steve Elsey was the tied for the American Associa.' mf[eld, .<br />
Arioles 4 . 8 .333, wIDDlngpitcher, tion League's lead In a bard fought, extra-inning,<br />
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Senators 1 11 .083 i a no-hitter to defeat the Sena- o:-a~ac d~feat~ :t. pau~ ~-,~ Hawkeyes 3-2. John Porlera was 21020 MACK at Roslyn U.<br />
The American League race tors 19-0. Thies.hit a homer and aS d<br />
IBc. a Rens a a gOOd' I the winning pitcher. Gary Kuck 884.3600<br />
'd . an nan oose was goo on<br />
has become more exciting as the two doubles tO.JI hiS own cause defense. (Continued on Page 17) [-----------<br />
Cndians, Red Sox and White Sox and John Westhal had a three . -.----.----.-.-------~--------<br />
. are tied for the league's lead. base hit The Tigers knocked oil .~enver c.ame u~ With three 18760 MACK<br />
The ]ndians blanked the Ori- the Yanks 10-6, Bob Veneri vlctones thiS ~eek. Tom Shea-<br />
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11 e no- I PI c - . h D k ",. l1'l<br />
ing of Chip Little. Little also I Pele Joos hit in the go-ahead omers as enver too "IC I a<br />
'lll run in the third inning Dan 18-8. Bruce Seeber was the Wlll-<br />
ted three daubles an d B I I '. 't h dIll t d<br />
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' Brennan and Pete B\lCk hit lIIalalouris went the distance fir mng pi c, er an a so .co ec I'<br />
saf I n d J H the victory and Harry D'Ren two RBI s. Denver went past<br />
I' y. "rennan an ay en- Ind' apoJ' 71 Doug DeGa<br />
derson were the outstanding de- made some good plays in center t Ian 15 th<br />
- a~, . hef<br />
. field ano was I' wlllmng pite er<br />
enslve playe,rs. Don Wolczko of . . . and slugged out two doubles In<br />
the. C?noles pitched a fine game. I Nahonal ~la)Ors their third victory, Denver'destnkmg<br />
out 14 batters. ,I Standings f I' ate d Charleston &-6. Brad<br />
In a real slugfest. tbe IndIans .. Won Lost Pd. Reed struck out 15 battllrs and<br />
out'slugged the Senators 14-8. Phillles 10 1 .909 had a triple while F ran k I i n I<br />
Tom Brennan weot four for four, Braves 10 2 .833 Saad went three for three.<br />
Steve Rudolph and Tom Dype Cards 8 4 .667 .. .,<br />
had two hits, and John Leonar- Cubs 7 5 .583 Wichita e.dged fi~st place St.1<br />
do, Jeff Stieber and Paul VHeu. Red Legs 7 5 .583 P.aul 8-7. Jim Da!1 lell went the<br />
reux collected bits. Hitters for Pirates 3 9 .250 distance for tbe VIctory.<br />
the Senators were Tom Mi- Giants 1 to .091 The pitcbing of Bob Brent and<br />
chaels; Duane Halkides, Mike Dodgers 1 11 .083 I'the hitting of Alan Meda and<br />
Rosiere, Phil Howe 1Is, and The Phillies maintained a lead Pete .Tocco brought ~oust?n a<br />
Marty Noah. in the National League by win- 7-5 VIctory over Lou I S v III e.<br />
The Red Sox downed the Sena- ning their n i nth a nd tenth H~uston defeated Dalla~ ~.1,<br />
tors 3-1. Pete Bellanger bombcd straight games. T,lm Kelly was the wJllntng<br />
two homers and Mike Stafford ..' th pItcher and Pete Tocco got some<br />
_____________ The Philhes lIIehed past I' good bits.<br />
Cubs 9-8, Harry AlbrIght bad •.<br />
lour RBI's, Rick Capotosto. clII- Inter~~:~g~lnors<br />
lected t h r e e hits, and Dave W Lo t Pet<br />
Thom~s and John Brobst each Toronto 8 0n 2 s .800<br />
had hits . .K;erry SorgelotJ~ was Rochester 7 2 778<br />
the winning pitcher and had Richmond 7 3 '700<br />
three hits as the Phillies went Buffalo 6 4 •600<br />
past the Dodgers 8-2. Harry AI- Montreal 4 5 '444<br />
bright had three hits, Dave Thie- Columbus 4 6 '400<br />
man, Ken Soreloos and Rick HolJywood 4 6 '400<br />
Brykalski had two hits, and John I\liami .. 6 '400<br />
David .and .Jim Simon were the Tampa 4 6 :480<br />
defenSive stars, . Syracuse 0 8 .000<br />
The Cards won a pair of Two Toronto victories comgames<br />
this week, first by defeat- bined.with two Richmond losses<br />
ing th~ Giants 10.3: Ted Werner has given Toronto sole possesa~d<br />
Blli D~ws?n pItched for the sion of first place in the Inter-<br />
VictOry. Phil Simons h~d a hom:national League.<br />
er and three RB!'s.MIke Belloh .<br />
got a hit and exec;uteu. some Toronto whlppe~ Montreal 12.2<br />
crilfty base running. Mark Sim- a.s Jeff Lubeck pitched. the enons<br />
got a hit and played well tire ga~e and gave up. only<br />
in the field and Billy Ventimi- three hits. D(lu~ Langs blasted<br />
glia played. ago 0 d defensive a three ,base hit and colle~ted<br />
game. Paul Kappaz collected t~o RBI s. Je~ Sc~otzberg p~ckthree<br />
hits llnd played a good e~ up three hlt~. Tim Guswel~er<br />
game at first base as the Cards pitched a one-hit, shutout facmg<br />
buried the' Pirates 17-2 Mickey only 19 bat t I' r s as ToroJ?to<br />
Shook had a' good day behind breezed pa~t Syr~cuse 11-0. Tim<br />
the plate and Danny' Lenahan had two hits w~J1e Joe Dust~r<br />
scored four runs and Ted Wer. co~lected four .hlts and Charbe<br />
Der scored five.<br />
Miller had a t~Iple and a doub~e.<br />
The Dodgers have succeeded ~oches.ter pIcked uP, two VIeio<br />
winning their first game of tones thIS week .to gam sec0!1 d<br />
the season at the expense of the p~ace. J?ave Austin was the Wln-<br />
Pirates 7-1. Frank Munaco, af- DIng pitcher as Roc b est e r<br />
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one-hitter and struck out 11 bat- up an R~I. Tom Van Egmond<br />
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11.6. Jack Ventimiglia<br />
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four RBI's. Dave Van Egmond<br />
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Ian RBI.<br />
Bert Mooney and Mark Adamo<br />
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Buffalo took Tampa 14-6. Greg<br />
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Hollywood buried Tampa 30-8. I<br />
Mark Clinton went the distance<br />
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Randy Petrilli was the outstanding<br />
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Tampa blasted Miami 23-4 as<br />
Dave Di Cicco hit a homer and<br />
Tom Belloli picked up three hits.<br />
Collegiate League<br />
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