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PRICES JUNE? 300 Bargains Waiting for Youat- Richard Buick ... 'j. ,~ 15103 Kercheval VA 1-5400 ----------------------------------- Kotd"rs PLAYERS FROM GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, June 20,1968 ------ -------- --------------------------------_._--------- lid .. 1. ----- -, I ters. Doug Ulmer s I art e d a Sparlans a 12-6 eClSlon over LIPTO"'.'S Little League Results Dodger rally with a hit. and the Wilucats. .~ Steve Zaranek and Eric Van The Bears inched past the TEA BAGS The results below are Irom 'and Bob Krause were the de-! Hee each had three hits. Gary Wolverines 2-1. Bryan Eugenio 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 Babe Ruth Leagul games, the '."inning pitcher. In a tight game as caleh"r. : game for the Bears. Cox hit a Count 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 were not printed in last week's the Orioles 3.2. Pete Bellanger Standings and Howard Brubaker did a i 3SS Fisher issue of the NEWS. was the winnig pitchcr. picking, Won I,os( Pet. good pitching job for the Wol-1'------------ .... ~ up 13 strikeouts. Bob Burns Omaha 7 3 .700 verines. I ~--------- GROSSE POINTE made a good defensive play at St. Paul 7 3 .700 The Badgers edged the Goph- .,-.----------, 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 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\ American Majors . the wioni":g run and Kim Adler Charleston 5 5 .500 Burns hit in the winn: 'ig run. WE DELIVER Standings : scored. tWice. Ed Tropp of the Indianapolis 5 5 .500 Noel Bissinger also had a hit. Won I,ost Pet.: Sox Will be ~ut for the rest of i\linneapolis 5 5 .500 Although the Lions defeated Indians 9 3 .750' the season With a broken hand. Witchita oj #; .400 the Badgers 4-1. Dennis Savage Red Sox 9 3 .750' The Yankees deleated the Ath- Houston 3 7 .300 played a good game, Jim Staric. i White Sox 9:1 .7;)fJ leUes 11-5. Tom Elsey got his Louisville 3 7 .300 co hit a homer and Mark Ken! Yankees 7;).583 first hit, a double, and scored Omaha and St. Paul remained I ~c~y played a good game in the Atbletics 5 7 .417, th.ree. run~. Steve Elsey was the tied for the American Associa.' mf[eld, . Arioles 4 . 8 .333, wIDDlngpitcher, tion League's lead In a bard fought, extra-inning, Tigers 4 8 .3331 Joe Thies of the Tigers hurled ' . game. the Wildcats defeated the I' GrossePointe tells;n, C"o • AUTO LEASING • ALL MAKES AND MODELS One Cllr or Fleet 44.95 VilJroson;c Units INSTALLED WHILE.U.WAIT • ~REDfT AVAILABLE • 1968 IMPALA $1369 "Nobody, but Nobody Beats Our Deal!" ~ IiiIi LA 7.9139 Business Notes ----.- ---------- --.----.-----.- Appointmer,t of Arthur B. Hudson, of Merriweather road, as vice President, Administra. tion and Corporate Develop"TlentI for R. P. Schcrer Corporation, IDctroit. has been announced by Robert P. Scherer, Jr .• presidcnt. Dick Ballard - or - Ed Nosek Your Grosse Pointe representatiyes ERNIE GRISSOM CHEVYLAND I 885.4770 15550 E. Warren George Polosky, Mgr. MARS AUTO RADIO 14802 CRATIOT We Can Adjust Our Plan Ta Yaur Needs AUTOMOBILE STEREO TAPES AND PLAYERS Only minutes away from the Pointes Via 1-94 X-way GRATIOT.IS MILE 293.1010 D.t.ILY. 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I On Order of $S or MOR ROSLYN MARKET Oldest in t~e Woods 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. The American League race tors 19-0. Thies.hit a homer and aS d IBc. a Rens a a gOOd' I the winning pitcher. Gary Kuck 884.3600 'd . an nan oose was goo on has become more exciting as the two doubles tO.JI hiS own cause defense. (Continued on Page 17) [----------- Cndians, Red Sox and White Sox and John Westhal had a three . -.----.----.-.-------~-------- . are tied for the league's lead. base hit The Tigers knocked oil .~enver c.ame u~ With three 18760 MACK The ]ndians blanked the Ori- the Yanks 10-6, Bob Veneri vlctones thiS ~eek. Tom Shea- (ll ~. 3 0 ,. - b e h'l d th h't't h socked a three-run homer and han and KevlD Calka blasted 11 e no- I PI c - . h D k ",. l1'l ing of Chip Little. Little also I Pele Joos hit in the go-ahead omers as enver too "IC I a 'lll run in the third inning Dan 18-8. Bruce Seeber was the Wlll- ted three daubles an d B I I '. 't h dIll t d blas ' Brennan and Pete B\lCk hit lIIalalouris went the distance fir mng pi c, er an a so .co ec I' saf I n d J H the victory and Harry D'Ren two RBI s. Denver went past I' y. "rennan an ay en- Ind' apoJ' 71 Doug DeGa derson were the outstanding de- made some good plays in center t Ian 15 th - a~, . hef . field ano was I' wlllmng pite er enslve playe,rs. Don Wolczko of . . . and slugged out two doubles In the. C?noles pitched a fine game. I Nahonal ~la)Ors their third victory, Denver'destnkmg out 14 batters. ,I Standings f I' ate d Charleston &-6. Brad In a real slugfest. tbe IndIans .. Won Lost Pd. Reed struck out 15 battllrs and out'slugged the Senators 14-8. Phillles 10 1 .909 had a triple while F ran k I i n I Tom Brennan weot four for four, Braves 10 2 .833 Saad went three for three. Steve Rudolph and Tom Dype Cards 8 4 .667 .. ., had two hits, and John Leonar- Cubs 7 5 .583 Wichita e.dged fi~st place St.1 do, Jeff Stieber and Paul VHeu. Red Legs 7 5 .583 P.aul 8-7. Jim Da!1 lell went the reux collected bits. Hitters for Pirates 3 9 .250 distance for tbe VIctory. the Senators were Tom Mi- Giants 1 to .091 The pitcbing of Bob Brent and chaels; Duane Halkides, Mike Dodgers 1 11 .083 I'the hitting of Alan Meda and Rosiere, Phil Howe 1Is, and The Phillies maintained a lead Pete .Tocco brought ~oust?n a Marty Noah. in the National League by win- 7-5 VIctory over Lou I S v III e. The Red Sox downed the Sena- ning their n i nth a nd tenth H~uston defeated Dalla~ ~.1, tors 3-1. Pete Bellanger bombcd straight games. T,lm Kelly was the wJllntng two homers and Mike Stafford ..' th pItcher and Pete Tocco got some _____________ The Philhes lIIehed past I' good bits. Cubs 9-8, Harry AlbrIght bad •. lour RBI's, Rick Capotosto. clII- Inter~~:~g~lnors lected t h r e e hits, and Dave W Lo t Pet Thom~s and John Brobst each Toronto 8 0n 2 s .800 had hits . .K;erry SorgelotJ~ was Rochester 7 2 778 the winning pitcher and had Richmond 7 3 '700 three hits as the Phillies went Buffalo 6 4 •600 past the Dodgers 8-2. Harry AI- Montreal 4 5 '444 bright had three hits, Dave Thie- Columbus 4 6 '400 man, Ken Soreloos and Rick HolJywood 4 6 '400 Brykalski had two hits, and John I\liami .. 6 '400 David .and .Jim Simon were the Tampa 4 6 :480 defenSive stars, . Syracuse 0 8 .000 The Cards won a pair of Two Toronto victories comgames this week, first by defeat- bined.with two Richmond losses ing th~ Giants 10.3: Ted Werner has given Toronto sole possesa~d Blli D~ws?n pItched for the sion of first place in the Inter- VictOry. Phil Simons h~d a hom:national League. er and three RB!'s.MIke Belloh . got a hit and exec;uteu. some Toronto whlppe~ Montreal 12.2 crilfty base running. Mark Sim- a.s Jeff Lubeck pitched. the enons got a hit and played well tire ga~e and gave up. only in the field and Billy Ventimi- three hits. D(lu~ Langs blasted glia played. ago 0 d defensive a three ,base hit and colle~ted game. Paul Kappaz collected t~o RBI s. Je~ Sc~otzberg p~ckthree hits llnd played a good e~ up three hlt~. Tim Guswel~er game at first base as the Cards pitched a one-hit, shutout facmg buried the' Pirates 17-2 Mickey only 19 bat t I' r s as ToroJ?to Shook had a' good day behind breezed pa~t Syr~cuse 11-0. Tim the plate and Danny' Lenahan had two hits w~J1e Joe Dust~r scored four runs and Ted Wer. co~lected four .hlts and Charbe Der scored five. Miller had a t~Iple and a doub~e. The Dodgers have succeeded ~oches.ter pIcked uP, two VIeio winning their first game of tones thIS week .to gam sec0!1 d the season at the expense of the p~ace. J?ave Austin was the Wln- Pirates 7-1. Frank Munaco, af- DIng pitcher as Roc b est e r ter being sidelined three weeks knocked off Hollywood 9.3. pave with a broken finger, pitched a also scored two runs and ]lIcked one-hitter and struck out 11 bat- up an R~I. Tom Van Egmond knocked m h"o runs and scored twice. Rochester upset Richmond 11.6. Jack Ventimiglia was the batting star with three hits, including a home run, and four RBI's. Dave Van Egmond scored two runs and collected Ian RBI. Bert Mooney and Mark Adamo combined pitching efforts as Buffalo took Tampa 14-6. Greg Adamo and Mark Rinke were Ithe hitters and Scott Beveridge made some outstanding plays in the outfield. Hollywood buried Tampa 30-8. I Mark Clinton went the distance to pick up the victory and John Grannan was the offensive star, Randy Petrilli was the outstanding fielder. Tampa blasted Miami 23-4 as Dave Di Cicco hit a homer and Tom Belloli picked up three hits. Collegiate League With the assistance of all the Collegiate League managers, all accurate standings of the teams will be published in next week's papers. A seven-run rally in the bot. tom of the fourth gave the at Kerby-Grosse Pointe farms ~ Open Monday through Friday $., Saturday 8.4 General Jet-Air n wanlWAUS The same tireS that come on brand new '68 cars.! Brand ne',',!,fac.toryfresh General Jet-Air nTubelessWllitewalls. Not seconds. Not blemished tires, But first class, high .4 quality tires with Duragenll Tubber, dual tread design for long, safe mileage. Never before sold at these fow prices1 Get yours now! $80~TI*i$3lmTlRES$I' 'ThI>o,I"";1O' 6.95. It ., , : for 13S. It. lot tomp.tl. Plu., $1.15, SUI , ' rod. Exti.. Tn' per II... 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. "d,y. Jun. ~Ol J 968 P TO MOTORISTS lO I the safety laws in the 1ft e leag ue Re It re no substitute for the SU S t who is safety.minded. (Continued from PaKe 18) ROSSE POINTE ORSE HOW JUNE 20.23 8:30 a.m. • :30 p.m. 7:10 p.m. 655 Cook ROld Admission $1.00 PARK Ll'ITLE LEAGUE Majors-America. The Orioles won two, taking the White Sox 10.8.a n d the Yankees 7.4. In beating the White Sox Mathews and Peters each bit 3 singles while Quinn blasted a triple. In a losing cause Gardner slammed a homer and double. For the win over the Yankees. Don Bartlett was the winner and helped his own cause by slapping 3 singles. 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I • 5-passenger comfort • Action.packed 65 hp engine II • • 4-wheel disc brakes Emergency flasher system I • I B sofety features in aU • 24 "elltros" at no extra cost 12324 GRATIOT GROSSE POINTE N~WS lifted one over the fence. The to lead Toledo to victory. Paul Army bats were not quiet how. Jurasov tripled for the winners. ever. Syer blasted a 4 bagger David McCoy pitched well for Phil Peters b8t and Tom Steen and Jaglois bJt a double and the losers. striking out 12. poked 3 singles. triple. Rochester 4. Syracuse 3-This The Indians squeaked by the The Marines took the first exciting game went two extra Yankees 7-6 with Don Bakich third 7'() with all wins. innings before being decided by hitting a homer. Kelly MacLean Nation one run. Morgan was the winning pitcher, while Bob Neville stole home and, hit a ,f.bagger Northweitern took the meas. but still lost to Haddad. Then ure of Illlnois 21-15 despite BUt pitched well for the losers. the Senators turned the tables Spencer's home run for the Richmond 10, Toledo 2-Joe on the Indians when Steve Pem. loser. Iowa squeaked hy Indiana Gorski was the winning pitcher. berton struck out 13 in wlllt11ng 14-13 with Bob Utter driving in and Tom Heidt was the nilling 2.1. Downer with 2 singles and the winning run. Gregg Free. star with a home run 8nd a Levering with a single and man and Paul Doelle each con. triple. Alfred Large also doubled triple bolstered Pemberton's nected for rOUIldtrippers, Min. for the winners. efforts. nesota added another victory In the majors-Peters continues to be the pitching star of Tim Finan's 2 doubles and lS-8 over Alaska. Melling of the Dick Redmond's double helped Gophers and ZUrstade of the the league ,while the Pirates the Athletics to a 9'() win over Klondykes each bit homers. won their first game of tbe season behind the strong pitching the Senators, Despite the con. Navy shot down Air Force tinued heavy hitting of Finan 25-5 with Gough's 4 singles in of Mark Schmidt. with 2 more doubles against the 5 at bats. McMillan rapped two White Sox, he and his Athletics singles and a double 8S well as mates went under 13.5. assisting in the pitching. Air TELLS OF THEFT Foree turned the next game Mrs. Euldine Pizzimenti of I Saturday was make.up day for games rained out earlier and around by downing Jowa 20-14. 16442 Fairmont, Detroit, inform. i saw Naeyaert pitched his In- Paul Koueiter had help {rom ed Farms police 011 Thursday, dians to an 11.2 victory over the Orioles. The hitters duel of the Athletics 15.13 win over the Yankees saw 7 doubles and homers by Finan and Hook an. son. Meanwhile Costa knocked out a double and homer, and Jacoby lofted 2 over the fence. Redmond's double play effort took some attention away from the bitters. Downer's hits and pitching in relief, hel~d the senators seal a tight 3.2 win over the White Sox. . The Indians won the first half with 9.1 record. SecoH HaU Stalldiags W L Oriole. 2. Atblelica 1 1 Indians 1 1 SeDators 1 1 White Sol: 1 1 Yankees • 2 The delayed tie game between the Pirates ud the Cardinals was taken by the Cardinali 2.1 on a Pira~e' error in the eighth. The secOnd half bas opened with the Braves and Cardinals each winning twO).The Braves downed the Giants 10.3 on 4 homers. Copty. Thomas, Arm. bruster and Tocco letting go. Copty continues to blast the ball over the fence as he hit another. and two singles and knocked in the winning run in the Braves' 5.4 win over the .Pirates. Bowersox slugged two doubles in aiding Smaha pitch the Carda to • 9-5 submission of the Red Legs. In winning 7-6 over the Giants all the scoring came m the last two innings. The Pirates' Chip Gauthier laced a triple in aiding his own cause against the Dodgers. 8-1. The Dodgers bowed ...-3 to the Red Legs as Michalak pitched and battlJd his way to victory. The Braves won the first h.lf with 9.1 record. Second Half StandiD,s . W L Braves 2 0 Cardin.:s 2 0 Pirates 1 1 Red Legs 1 1 Dodgers e % Giants 0 2 MlDOrs-American Purdue overcame Michigan State 11-10 in working off a tie game. Verbiest received credit for the win. Army iorfeited to the Marines who don't seem to need a handout. They went on to beat Hawaii 13.7 and Ohio State 14.6. Purdue kept up its winning ways with a 11.7 win over Wis. consin and a 15.9 victory over Hawaii. Verbiest Ind Codde were the winniest pitchers in these two. Michigan State split • pair, taking Hawaii U.9. with the help of Day's round tripper and double. They dropped a 16.5 de. cision to Wisconsin when Kellett !loomed two homers ..nd a triple. Michigan scraped by Army 1....13. with Monsour getting two doubles and a single to usist Otto in his winning effort. Ohio State had II similar problem with Army, winning 16-13. Joe Fikany struck out 5 while Ruble Mike Heamon's triple in becom. ing the winning pitcher. Minnesota was iI,; top once again in its 8.4 victory over Northwestern. Fountain, Me- Cuish and Crowley each leaned mto triples in Ferris' winning effort. Iowa won a rain delayed game against Northwe$tern 11.10. Greg Freeman 8nd Utter belted ... baggers while Calc •• tera hit 2 triples and Miller a homer. Minnesota was the first third winner with a perfect 7.0. The Board of Directors ap. proved participation in both the District Cbampionship Tournament and International Tourna. ment. GROSSE POINTE PARK NAnONAL LEAGUE First 8aU Brav83 '-I PIrate................. 6-S- Cardlnals ,..' , 5.4~ FARMS The eillht and nine year old stars of tomorrow in Grosse Pointe Farms are playing exciting baseball this year. Starting the second round, the teams are bunched closely together. Some of the games played this past week went as follows: COlumbus 15, Richmond 1- Dan C 0 u v r e u r poled a lon, home run and pi t c he d three scoreless innin gs. strlking OUt nine. Syracuse .... Toledo 3-In a I well played g a m e by both teams, Bob Neville and Bob Mc. Campbell teamed up to hold off I' the Toledoans. The pair notched eleven slrlkeoust. Columbus 8. BuIlalo 6-Dan Couvreur arain. pitched three scoreless innings aQd made an unassisted double play at first base. BiD Ahee and Kevin Cole led the hitting attack by doubl. ing with the bases loaded. Toledo 7, Al b. n y 5-Grant Pkhe struck out 16 aDd hit a bome run with the bues loaded May 23. that she had locked a number of articles of new clothing in the trunk of her automobile. She said she believed that while the car was parked at Fisher ltnd Grosse Pointe boule. vard, while she was working. someone entered the trunk and ,. stole the Items, valued at a total of $107. E:~i:'.:.:.::.:.:::::::::.::::::::::::::: ~~I' AMERICAN LEAGUE FIr.t aaU I Indians........,....... ... 3-1 . yankees.......... 5-4 AibleUc. ............,... .. 5-4 senators " .. 4.5 Orioles .. 3.6 White 8ft%....... , 2-& NATIONAL DMSION First Third Minnesota ...... ......,....,.... 7-(1 Navy............................. &-1 low...................... 4-3 Aluka 3-4 D1lDoil...... , 3-4 Nortlnmtent .. 3-t Air Force , 1-& Indiana............. 1-8 AMERICAN DMSION Flm Third MartH........, 7.0 Purdue 5-% •• "aU 4-Z- Oblo SU&e .., H Army:............ 3 ... M1chJIaJl............. 2-5 Micbl,an Sute..... ,...... 1-5. WisCOII.ln ..... ' ....... , , ,...... 1-8 .Deno(o tie lame. .sTOLEN BIKE Stephen Nowack of 328 Philip. Detroit. reported to Grosse Pointe Park pollee that his bi. cycle was stoleD from the city's waterfront park Sunday evening, June 9. FOR FOR SAFnY CANVAS OXfORD5 & LUTHER OXFORDS ,0 ~ AFLOAT BROWSE THE SHIPS WHEEL ~ .vr. J :0:;::' on '"Y I •• tl th~ !.! sbip's wheel 1M. .~ 1HtS MACK TU 2.'. 01"" Dally , t. 6 Fri. , t•• .;. ••• 1968 c~,., CHEVYS~". save $1200 From Manufacturer's Suggested List Price JIM FUNSTON CHEVROLET 12668 GRATIOT LA 6.8000 CITY OF ~1'ointtf~ WAYNE COUNTY, MICHIGAN NOTICE OF REGISTRATION PRIMARY ELECTION to b. held on AUGUST 6, 1968 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that registration of qualified electors who have ttl!t already registered, can be mr,de with the City Clerk of the City of Grosse Pointe Farms. at his office in the Municipal Building. 90 Kerby Road. City of Grosse Pointe Farms, Wayne County. Michigan, any day prior to and including July 5, 1968 and that the City Clerk will be in his office Monday throuah Friday from 8:30A.M. to 4:30 P.M. and Wednesday evenings until 6:00 P.M. for. the purpose of accepting registrations. NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that for the convenience of the electors, the Clerk will be in his office from 8:00 A.M. to 5:00 P.M. EST" on Saturday. June 29, 1968 and {rom 8:00 A.M. to 8:00 P.M. Ef.T.• on Friday. July 5, 1968. for the purpose of receiving registrations. 90 Kerby Road, TUxedo 5.6600 PETER CAPUTO CITY CLERK CITY OF GROSSE POINTE FARMS Published in the Grosse Pointe News June 20, 1968 and June 27, 1968. To.,.ewho a second car IaslIIIOIdh: PIty. If only yoU h
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