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PAGE TWELVE V1#raid7im«# Wednesday, Sept. 29, 1971
Gerald Fitzek
Comes Through
Last week's Football
Contest was another one of
those nightmares, but when
all the smoke had cleared,
Gerald KitzeK ot KK 2.
Gaylord, emerged the winner.
He missed only four games
to pick up his $10 check from
the Herald Times.
His misses were Los
Angeles-Atlanta, which ended
in a 20-20 tie; Pittsburgh's 21-
10 win over Cincinnati.
Baltimore's 14-13 loss to
Cleveland, and Gaylords 14-7
victory over Bovne City
The HT noofed again last
week, resulting in a mix-up on
three college games - the ones
involving Ohio State, Notre
uame and Southern Cal
Those were tossed out and
didn't count. We'll try to do
better this week.
In second place with five
incorrect picks were Mike
McNamara of 549 S. Court,
Gaylord; Aaron Shepard of
509 E. Huron, Gaylord; Craig
DeCorte, of RR 2, Gaylord;
and PI trail McNamara of 549
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Jerry s Tool & Die S *
Ford Hardware 5 *
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Hardware IS33 Alpine Lanes 1520
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Ford Hardware 552 543 Jerry s
Tool & Die 545
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Geo Pandei 1 Wilson Donaid'.oi'' 2 6
W L Johnson Johnecheck 2 6
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S 4 Zimmer Hunt 1 7
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J'? 5 j LaCross 1896 Cart Busch 1871
HIGH TEAM GAME
Jenkms Sides 672 Moorhead
Fox 668 Warren LaCross 661
HIGH INDIVIDUAL SERIES
Dick Warren 565. Jerry Fox 549
Ben Thompson S18
HIGH INDIVIDUAL GAME
553 John Barr tarry Fox 257 Dick Warren 221
$47 Jim Merry 546 ChucH Lange Jack Goodrich 207
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HIGH INDIVIDUAL GAME
LADIES LEAGUE
Wally Pickaro 201 Geo Pandell
207 Jim Merry 197
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Duane s Body Shop
Alpme Village Pharmacy
LoshawsStd Service
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Elk-horn Bar 1
Gaylord Livestock
Hiqgm s Inc
Darcy's
The James Boys
Alpine Lanes
NMECO
Gr*»en Construction
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Elkhorn Bar 2337 H.gqins Inc
2344 James Boys 2293
Jerry s Tool & Die
Don Bolm. Agent
Standard Products
Merry's Tax Service
NorcoGas
Metropolitan Lite
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HIGH TEAM GAME
Cable T v
815 Higgin s Inc 786
HIGH INDIVIDUAL SERIES
S Robir.son 564 J Guedry 562
B Gallimore 514
HIGH INDIVIDUAL GAME
J Guedry 246 S Roomson 201.
B Gallimore 201
Nelson's Funeral Home
Alpme Flower Shop
Hamlet Barbershop
Gaylord Lumber
Mae s Beauty Salon
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Norge Village
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Wishing Well 0 12
Bowling Results
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7 1 E Moore 46? M Jurek. J K irt
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i 3 Bottomley 188 G Love 186 J
1 4 Middleditch 185 B Smith 181 J
1 4 Kirt 174. G Peterson 173 L
1 Shepard 171 D Olund M Harper
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Yellowjackets Sting Wolverine, Alanson
VANDERBILT - Coach
Jerry F'ynn's Vanderbilt
Yellowjackets picked up two
baseball wins last week, and
now own a comfortab'e 3-0
record in the Northern
Michigan D Fall Baseball
I-e ague.
Earlier \Mtt week they
trimmed Wolverine. 10-5, then
had to come from behind to
edge past Alanson. 5-4. on
Friday. Thursday afternoon
they travel to Wolverine for a
Gaylord Softball came into
its own as the quickly put
together team composed of
members from the Otsego
County Slo-Pitch league held
big city teams to tightlycontested
games in a tournament
sponsored by the
Kendall Softball Club of
Detroit.
The Detroit teams put
together players from different
clubs in hopes of
defeating the awesome
Kendall Bar Team, which
literally ran away with the
Alpenfest Tournament held in
Gaylord in July.
In their first game, the
Gaylord men drew the Kendall
Bar stars and spectators
witnessed a see-saw battle
until errors in the last inning
put the game out of reach, 11-
8. for the Otsego boys.
Kendall went ahead in the
first inning by a score of 2-0
until Rudy Kliman and Ron
Jenkins singled Gaylord to a 3-
2 lead going into the second.
Detroit went scoreless in the
second while Gaylord added a
run to increase their lead.
Kendall came back with two
long home runs over the 275
foot barriers with men on to
take the lead in the t it tti inning
6-4. Jim Stanhope, Ernie
Wcziel, and Jerry Troy
pounded out singles to tie the
game up in the sixth. Then
outfield errors by the aging
Jack Owens allowed the
Detroiters to surge to an 11-6
lead until Owens made up for
his fumble by driving in two
more runs to make the final
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rematch with coach Mike
Pomarzynski's Wildcats.
Vanderbilt battled back
from a 1-1 tie with Wolverine
to score two runs in the second
and two more in the third to
build up a 5-1 margin In that
rally. Phil Williams blasted
his third home run of the
season, and also drove in a run
on a single.
Wolverine pecked away at
the margin by adding solo
runs in the later innings, but
Gaylord 4th in
Detroit Tourney
score 11-8. Doug Kalish took
the loss on the mound and was
the only man to go hitless in
the contest.
An eight-run second inning
by Birmingham was the
downfall of the Otsego lads as
they valiantly fought back
with seven runs over the next
six innings. Ron Snell, Ken
Schram, and Gabby Nowak
led the comeback attempt but
Birmingham held on to their
lead and won the game, 10-7.
Brilliant fielding plays by
Snell. Nowak, Owens, and
Jenkins in the outfield added
sparkle to the otherwise
gloomy day in the concrete
jungle for the Gaylord team.
Playing for their first time
under lights at night, the
power men finally came alive
as Gaylord smashed the Hazel
Park All-Stars 19-2, which
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\.in«k-rbilt kept up the pace by
•coring two more in the fourth
and three in the fifth. Williams
picked up the win for Vanderbilt.
while Curt Odgen was
tagged with the loss.
Vanderbilt came up with
bar runs after two were out in
• i... ...\pnth inning to sneak
p.ist Alanson. 5-4. in a game
played up in Alanson Friday.
Down by a 4-1 margin, Vand.rbilt
came up with five
w.uks. one hit-batsman, and a
turned out to be the most
lopsided game of the tournameol
Doug Kalish almost
put one over the long outfield
fence in center but was held to
a double when it bounced over
the only reminder of Gaylord-
.1 snow fence.
Stanhope, Kliman, Wcziel,
and Snell took the honors for
outstanding defensive play
.iv, ay from the outfielders as
the> leaded, tumbled, and
stabbed every ball that came
their way. Native Detroiters
miked away in amazement at
the way the "Country Boys"
from up North humiliated the
Suburban All-Stars.
Gaylord was finally knocked
out by the Northwest Detroit
All-Stars. 7-4, on Sunday, as
they just couldn't get their hits
together until the final innings.
single by Randy Cole to score
four times.
The Vikings jumped on Cole
for three runs in the first inning
on Len Wagonshutts'
home run, then made it 4-1 in
the fourth on another homer
by Wagonshutts.
'Rungs looked mighty dim
for Vanderbilt after Kim
Black had struck out and Tim
Cottrell picked off on a steam
attempt in the final inning.
Vanderbilt then sent the
eighth man in the batting
order to the plate in Todd
Jacobs. Jacobs walked, Jim
O'Rourke followed, and he too.
walked. Jim ('.off also walked
to load the bases. Cole
followed with a single to score
Jacobs. ,
Steve Heintz was then hit by
a pitched ball allowing
O'Rourke to score the second
run of the inning. Wagonshutts
took over the mound
duties trom Steve Dooiey and
promptly walked Williams,
and Goff came across the
plate for the tieing run. Don
Woskoski then walked
allowing Williams to score the
winning run.
Cole struck out three batters
in the final frame, and chalked
up 16 for the night in picking
up his second win of the year.
Dooiey was the losing pitcher
for Alanson.
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