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Slow Pitch League Dow Chemical 200 0000—28 East Foulke 102 150 x—9 11 WP—Chuck New. LP—Roger Sand. 28—(Dow) Jim McDonald. 38—(EF) Ron Fritts. HR—(Dow) Jim wraares. Minor Fast Pitch League Trinity Baptist 000 10—14 Miller’s Luncheonette 342 (11)—2014 WP—Bob Lewis. LP—Bob Williams, 28—(ML) Tom Miller, 38—(ML) Mike Dukes (2), Miller, Tim Guthrie, Mike Lehman (2). Major Fast Pitch League Tiffin Amer. Legion 102,210 1-79 House of Awards 000 9300-310 WP—Jim Robins. LP—Ray Ramsey, 28—(H of A doe Dillon (2). IB—( TAL) Jeff Bayless, John Florence. Findlay Youth Baseball Little League ‘Kodak Pirates 200 0001—371 Kiwanis Yankees 011 0000-24 1 WP—Dave Wilkins (2-1), LPp—Lahey. Top hitters: (Yankees) James, Moore (2B); (Pirates) Flick, Long, Hall (2B), Walters (2 singles). First Nationa Orioles 201 000-331 Cooper Mets 001 000-14 1 we—chris Walter (8-0). LP—Steve Oler (6-1). Top hitters: (Orioles) Doug Brooks (2B), Kelly Applegate, Jon Lussier (1B); (Mets) Todd Creeger (2B), Larry Eaton, Chris Donnelly, Steve Franklin (1B). Cubs . 100 210-4 $, BPOE White Sox 007 00x—7 - 5 WP—Eric Peters. LP—Steve Wells. Top hitters: (Cubs) Dan Delacruz, Steve Wells, Rich Cook, Bill Bird, Paul Lashells (1B apiece); (Sax) Jack Nungester (1B, 2B), Tony Treen, Steve Long, Eric Peters, Scott Louden, Darren Sharninghouse (1B apiece). North Junior League vs.1 Eagles 011 320—73 sneliing. Twins 263 05x—16 5 2 WP—Jay McCormick. LP—Limber. Top hitters: (Eagles) Burkmeir (38), Strong, Bowers (1B apiece) ; (Twins) Gephart (HR), Reinhart (2 singles), Staley, McCormick (1B). “t South Junior League Midgets 1022—58 Royals 4 570 $—~17 6 ~ WP—Steve Huffman. LP—Jim Davis (0-1), Top hiffers; (Midgets) Jim Tesnow (2B, 1B), Tim Smith (2 singles), Huffman, Mark Handloser, Pat Newhouse (1B); (Royals) Tom Martin (2 doubles), Todd Berry, Brian Wickham (28), Davis, Keith Bird, Bobby Her nantle: (1B). Major Youth League Jagua’s 002 000 001-34 2 Sportsman 000 002 000—2 15 WP—Randy Hickle. LP—Tom Bulchar. Top hitters: (Jaquar's) Bruce Lee, Doug Corbin, Jeff Myers, Billy Coburn (18); (Sports) John Gillam (1B). Minor Youth League Scotty‘s 000 002 44 5 1 Sur-Sav 401 010 1—7 102 WP—Jeff Dean (Dave Tweed 10 strikeouts). LP—Rick Hutton (Terry Schlenker 13 strikeouts), Top hitters: (Scotty’s) Schlenker (3B), Miller, Patterson (1B), Hutton (2 singles); (Sur-Say)—Randy Smaltz (1B, 3B, HR), Tweed (1B, 2B), Lee Smith (2 singles). Girls Softball Junior Divison Findlay Optimist Club 205 020—~910 Amstrutz-Barlow 002 210-5 15 WP—Laura Meyers. LP—Beth Hawkins. Top hit ters: (FCC) Lisa Lohmann (HR,1B), Shelly Hickle (2B, 18); (AB) Rene Ruehle (2B). Tom Knuth Volkswagen 1004—5 11 McDonalds 20(21) X—23 16 WP—Brenda Hummel. LP—Krista James. Top hitters: (TKV) Carrie Kaufman (3B), Krista James (2B); (McDonalds) Tanya Winch (38), Stephanie Kausman (3B). Holiday Mobile Home 12(11) 003 ° 2—1824 Errett’s Car Waxing 33000(11) 3—20 WP—Lora Kunserman. LP—Connie Ross. Top hit ters: (ECW) and Blake, Lisa Elsen (Grand Slam HR), Lora Kurserman (26. 3 singles); (HMM) Lori Highley (four hits), Tina Zenhenzer (Grand Slam HR). Spudnuts 20003-5 a First National Bank 1340(19)—25 15 WP—Julie Gerken. LP—Barb Fleegle. Top hitters: (Spudnuts) Angela Prater (2B, 2 singles), Kristen Slezak, Lucy Kraus, Mary Bruno (18). (FNB) Julie Gerken (HR, 28, two singles), Julie Pratt (HR, 2B, two singles), Nancy Wohlgamuth (2 HR), Teresa Cook (HR, 18), Julie Eartie (3B). Cooper Thre Hancock Tire Sales - WP—Debbie Magno. LP— Robin Samsal. Top hit ters: (CT) Robin Samsal (HR, 1B), Hunter (three singles), Kim Cline (two singles), (HTS) Linda Brater (three hits), Cheryl Hinton (2 hits), Penny Brunner (HR), Kim Fredrick (HR). Ohio Bank f 612 Knights of Columbus 15 . WP—Cindy Reza (20). LP—Andrea Angers. Top hitters: (OB) Glenda Walker, Sandy Karcher (HR, 1B), Andrea Angers (28, 1B), Kelly Hummel (2 singles), (kof C) Sandra Payne (HR, 2B), Tina Morger (3B, 28, 18), Cindy Reza (2B, 1B), Cheryl Miller (two singles) . Pizza Hut 345 7-19 Walter Real Estate 042 0-4 WP—Chris Susko (2-0). LP—Cohan Derkshire. Top hitters: (PH) Merry Fawley, Bonnie England, Julie Uncapher (three hits), Cheryl Stacy (HR and single) ; (WRE) Bridget Starr (three hits), Julie Heater (HR). Arcadia {10)23_ 10—16 17 Mt. Blanchard . 012 00-313 WP—Lee Ann Abbott, LP—Barb Bell. Top hit ters—(Arcadia) Ann Hitchings, homer; Deb Bran deberry, Sue Brown, Melanie Bishop, triples; Pat Roberts, double and two singles; Vickie Meyers, double; (Mr. Blanchard) Von Radabaugh, double; Barb Bell, Karen Allard, triple; Jane Sink, triple. ACME League ACME League Arlington Lions 240 1000-490 Bluffton 000 0070-124 WP—Tyler Smith (1-0). LP—C. Knox, Top hitters; (Art) Jim Ebert (3 singles), Smith (2 singles); (Bluff) Falk, Bracy (1B). Orioles’ Etchebarren Unhappy In Baltimore BALTIMORE (AP) — Andy Etchebarren refused to pose for the Baltimore Orioles’ 1975 team picture this week and the disgrunted catcher would just as soon make his absence official. For the past few seasons, the veteran receiver has asked to be traded. And now he's threatening to retire from baseball unless he is dealt to another club by the June 15 deadline. “Am not saying anything,” Etchebarren said prior to Friday night’s game against the Kansas City Royals. “The club is going bad enough as it is and there’s no sense in causing any trouble.” Etchebarren admitted, however, that he had conferred with Manager Earl Weaver and General Manager J. Frank Cashen. Among other things, he informed them that his wife refuses to move east for the summer. “If Andy’s personal problems dictate that he has to retire,’ Weaver said, “there’s nothing we can do about it. We offered to let him go home right now if he wants and pay him through June 15.” But Weaver said he wouldn't use Etchebarren as long as he continued his threat to leave. ‘‘You don’t build a club around someone who plans to leave June 15. Cashen said he told Etchebarren the chances of him being traded were bet ween ‘‘slim and none. I'm not going to make a trade just for trade’s sake.” Etchebarren would prefer to be dealt to the California Angels, who are located near his home. ‘‘The Angels are interested in him,’’ Cashen said, ‘“‘but they don’t want to give up anything. Why, Andy would catch over 100 games there for another four years.”’ Etchebarren didn’t report to spring training this year until after the Orioles invoked the reserve clause in his contract. He wound up as the starting catcher when the season opened but cracked a bone in his left elbow on April 15 and was placed on the disabled list the next day. He was reactivated on May 20 after he filed a grievance with the Major League Baseball Players Association, claiming the Orioles were using delaying tactics in restoring him to the roster. Photo Center 30(13) 92—27 542 11—13 Napoli Pizza Francisc. LP—Peggy Heldman. Top WP—Lauri Freeman six hits), Lauri hitters; (PC) Marsha Francisco (four hits); (NP) Peg heldman (three hits). 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