Environment Becomes Bargaining Topic In Auto Talks
UAW delegates at Atlantic City demand a rigid timetable for pollution free engines and an environmental bill of rights. They cite cars as a major pollution source and urge plant surveys to push improvements, linking citizen action and fines under the 1899 Refuse Act to fund water treatment plants.
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United Auto Workers
UAW
Atlantic City
Congress
Houston Ship Channel
H.E.P
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
U.S
United States
Wisconsin
Warren Hurls No-Hit Game In TA League
Tigers ace Joe Warren tossed a no hitter to pace Deer Park Pony League action as Tigers 8 Pirates 2 featured innings with runs in all but one. Dodgers 3 Orioles 2 and Tigers 5 Reds 1 followed with notable pitching wins and key hitters. Cardinals split two Colt League games, Braves 3 Cardinals 1 and Yankees 12 Braves 4 highlighted standout performances.
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Tigers
Joe Warren
Deer Park
Joop
Pirates
Tommy Braden
Dodgers
Orioles
Steve Evans
Blair Cherry
David Snell
REDS
Greg Duckworth
David Howard
Danny Wingo
Ricky Wilson
Mike Cruse
Gutus Crew
Victor White
Jamie Amos
Braves
White Sox
Orisies
Pee Wee League Here Closes Out ’70 Year
The Deer Park Pee Wee League closed the regular season with dramatic results in both the American and National Leagues. Highlights include the American Orioles defeating the Red Sox 6 to 4 with Kelly Chambers earning the win, and Lee Nix pacing the Sox offense. Tigers beat Athletics 15 to 6 as Roger Camp struck out eight. Twins topped Senators 13 to 4, Jake Davis on the mound for the win and Greg Bagwell hitting an inside the park homer for the Senators. Tigers edged Twins 7 to 6 as Randy Weaver claimed the win and Jerry Oliver hit a homer for the Twins. Dodgers beat Braves 6 to 5 with Greg Wright the winning pitcher and Randy Rowland the Braves’ top hitter. Dodgers then won 10 to 5 over the Astros, Jeff Baker the winner. Cardinals and Pirates played to a 2-2 draw with Mark Clare leading Pirates and Mark Cameron leading Cardinals. Cubs defeated Braves 20 to 3 as Buddy Randolph earned the win and Mike Dickey paced the Cubs' offense.
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Deer Park
Merican Orioles
RED Sox
Kelly Chambers
J. D. Sheppard
Lee Nix
Sox
Chambers
Tigers
Athletics
Roger Camp
Gregg Saultz
Tommy McGuire
Randy Weaver
Drew Doebbler
TWINS
Senators
Jake Davis
Ken Fowler
Greg Bagwell
Edmond Sim
Cik
Mike Davis
Chuck Grant
Weaver
Jerry Oliver
Robert Camp
Mike Daves
Rational Dodgers
Braves
Greg Wright
Dodgers
Shetter
Randy Rowland
Mark Clare
Pirates
Steve Hodge
Mark Cameron
Cardinals
CUBS
Buddy Randolph
Travis Tunstall
Jeff Munday
Tunstall
Mike Dickey
Orioles
Tigers Athletics
Twins Senators
Astros
Ions Orioles
Gaston Pate
David ‘York
Ronnie Wingo
Randy Row
Kenny Hart
Jackle
Lane Blount
Robbie, Mative
Jimmy Davis
Pee Wee Loop Tabs 1st All Star Team
Deer Park Pee Wee baseball to stage first true all star game Thursday night at the field behind the fire station. American League starters include Chuck Grant J D Sheppard Lee Nix Glen Bullock Windel Cook Greg Saultz Robert Sherbrook Randy Weaver and Robert Camp. National League starters feature Greg Wright Jeff Baker Mark Cameron Timmy Hovendick Roger Whits Keith Kirby Jeff Mundy Buddy Randolph Charlie Johnson. Coaches and other selected players named.
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Deer Park
Chuck Grant
Twins
J. D. Sheppard
Lee Nix
Red Sox
Glen Bullock
Windel Cook
Orioles
Greg Saultz
Robert Sherbrook
Athletics
Randy Weaver
Robert Camp
Tigers
Bob Bullock
Don Nix
Champion Phillies Honored At Party
The Deer Park Minor League South Zone champions, the Phillies, held a Sunday party at Bay Area Blvd Park where managers Bob Straka and Ron Clark received trophies from the team and parents. B. R. Sanford received a special trophy for assistance. Dale Ray Sanford named Most Valuable Player by teammates. Sportsmanship honors went to Robert Washburn. Robbie Straka won the batting award. Attendees included Straka, Clark, Washburn families and others. Rocky Davis was absent.
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Phillies
Deer Park
Robert Cockrell
Eric Clark
Dwayne Miles
Edward Mertwick
Robbie Straka
David Bell
June Straka
Queen
Randy McIntyre
Jerry Hicks
Gary Hicks
Rocky Davis
Dale Sanford
Robert Washburn
Mike Straka
Ron Clark
Bob Straka
Bay Area Blvd
B. R. Sanford
Dale Ray Sanford
Dick Washburn
Cardinals Win T Ball Crown
The Cardinals beat the Braves 36 to 18 to capture the league championship. Daryl Rainer hit three home runs as Sandy pitched in the finale. The loss went to Kenneth eraft Jeff Hartschuh Ronnie Dalton Glenn Berry and Sandy were among the top players. The Cardinals finished the season 7-1.
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Cardinals
Braves
Daryl Rainer
Sandy
Kenneth Eraft
Jeff Hartschuh
Ronnie Dalton
Glenn Berry
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Donald Champlin
la Mesa Park
Raton
N. M
Jet Deck
Oklahoma
Otis Sanez
Hal A. Sullens
Chester Rogers
Christian Science Society
WAFER
Pasadena
Titan
Warren
Gary Turner
Ricky Collier
Phillip Collier
Steve Maas
Yankees
Mark Childers
Childers
Ronnie Waller
Gil Partlow
Dwayne Jackson
Partlow
Yank
Randy Cates
Pee Wee League
Robbie Nettles
Jeff Baker
Scott Whitner
Whitaker
Griffin
David Borel
Alintemp
Riong
Pee Wee Loop Tabs
Japan
Moscow
Robbie
Jerry
Edward Martwick
Robert Rogillio
Conditic
Coletely
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