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16~The GLOBE Thursday, June 28, 1973 A :
ASTROS -- Minor League Astros lined up before the crowd at Wright
Memorial Field Friday night, prior to their beating the Red Sox for the
Minor League Championship. Members of Astros, left to right are: Greg
Aarde, Scott Emory, Shane Krag, Brad Swinger, Lorne Zingmark, John
Carlson, Bill Landert, Craig Amundson, Duane Morgison, Jack Swafford,
Erie Hultman, Ken Engberg and coach Sid Amundson. Not present for
picture was Roger Burton.
RED SOX were winners of the American Division of Little League
Minors with a record of 10-2 for the regular season. They lost a playoff
game to National Division Astros Friday evening. Coaches are back row
left to right - Charlie Anderson, Jerry Newman and Harold Hamilton.
Players on the squad are (not in order) Dale Anderson, Marvin Anderson,
David Bantam, Tony Sheldon, David Higbee, Rod Schaffer, Greg
Sheldon, Craig Parrish, Dale Roberts, Tom Hoistad, Mike Newman and
Tony Ca~abella.
A TENNIS racket is usually MARK R. ERICKSON,
27 inches long. Navy Fire Control
._ Technician First Class, son
~,~j~J~l..i~-ir_.l(otT.rJlalallZi] . d Mr. and Mrs. Wallace A.
Erickson of 5O6 39th St. NE
CHAMPS -- Bartlett-Foxe Major Little League team won the~
last week, down!ng Bloom's 11-10 in final season
Foxe sponsors Don Foxe (holding trophy) and Bill
players front row are: Bob Bodewig, Mike Robinson,
Dryer, Mike Meek. Back row -- Myers, Kevin Hanson, Bob
Bodewig, Todd Stitch, Jeff C. Bodewig, Shannon
Ramsdell and coach Dennis Meek. Missing for photo waS
Bodewig.
"V-Belts
BARTLETT & FO)(E HDWE.
Little League
teams in tourney
January 1967.
Bartlett-Foxe is the 1973
Major Little League
champions of Marysville,
finishing the season with a
11-3 mark after losing to
Bloom's 11-10 in final game
of the season.
Don's Arco took second,
defeating Pepsi 10-1. As a
result the Pepsi and
Marysville Auto Parts
finished in a tie for third
necessitating a playoff for
right to enter the Little
League Invitational at
Lynndale Park July 2, 3, 5, 7
at Lynnwoed.
Bartlett-Foxe will play
Mountlake Terrace July 6 in
a special "bye" game in an
effort to compete in the
upcoming County Little
League tournament. Game
time is 6:30 July 6 at Lynn-
dale Park according to coach
Dennis Meek.
Final games played this
week in Majors action saw
Bartlett-Foxe nipped 11-10
by Lloyd Seihert coached
Bloom's. Munday was 3-3 at
the plate and hit a double
that drove in the winning
run.
Don's Arco blasted Pepsi 10-
North, South Pony
Leagues playoff
FINAL STANDINGS
PONY LEAGUE
B&M
Everett Trust
E&E Lumber
Bank of Everett
Jubie Electric
Stanwood
Ross Sand-Gravel
WL
This
Marysville B&M and
Marysville, is on deployment Everett Trust will enter the
with the U.S. 7th Fleet in the County playoffs this week in
Western Pacific aboard the Pony League action,
destroyer USS Edson. A 1965 representing the Northern
graduate of Marysville High Division. They will compete
School, he joined the Navy in against teams from the
Southern Division, with
games to be played at
Marysville Middle. School
Tuesday through Friday of
this week.
Championship finals will be
held at Lake Stevens
Saturday and Sunday.
John West, Louie Rojas and
Pat Grieves led the B&M,
Grieves batting .542, West
and Rojas leading the pit-
ching department,
Everett Trust was paced by
Ken Byde who had a .538
average while Doug Wiese
and Jeff Jones batted .512
LITTLE LEAGUE
FINAL STANDING
WL
Bartlett-Foxe 11 3
Don's Arco 10 4 Crab
Pepsi 8 6
Marys.Auto Parts 8 6
Bloom's 7 7
Marys. Dell 7 7
Anderson Bros. 3 11
Cart's 2 12
I playing errorless ball on
Jim Phillips one hit pitching, with
Coaches Steve Opel and
Frank Mallory saw their
hustlers rap out 13 hits,
Phillips being 3-3, Mark
Cress 4-4, Bill Stanifer and BIG
Brien Buttke 2-4 to lead their hooked.
hitting. 43,41,
In other games Bartlett- locallY,
Foxe got by Pepsi 8-4 despite
a home run by Den Hatch of
Pepsi. Stich and Niclai
combined to toss the three
hit win as Ramsdell and
Robinson were 2-3 and Niclai
hit a grand siam home run.
Marysville Dell got by
Carr's 11-8 as Mike Buell
homered for Dell and Greg
Bierman hit three run homer
for Carr's.
Dell defeated Auto Parts 7-
3, David Buchner homering
as highlight for losers.
Anderson Bros. won their
third game, topping Carr's 6-
3 with Hylback hurling the
six hit victory. Reliefer
Caudle struck out 7 in three
inning~ he pitched for Carr's.
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and .476 respectively.
Third place E&E Lumber
had Joey Kirkland batting
.444, Clint Thomason leading
the pitching with five vic-
¢ories.
Bank of Everett was paced
by Rick Mallory, hitting an
even .400. He was followed
by Roger Padgett at .333 and
Kendon Perry's .320.
Kevin Rose and Tracey
Crane were heavy hitters,
blasting over the .300 mark
for fifth place Jubie Electric.
Sixth place Ross Sand and
Gravel was led by Tim
Alderman at .468, Ron
Hughley and John Gregory
at .380.
HLq)S
CRANKSHAFTS
RODS
PISTONS
VALVE TRAIN
CHASSIS PARTS
STEERING
SUSPENSION
BRAKE PARTS
TRANS-AXLE
CLUTCHES
TRANSMISSION PARTS
'AXLES
BEARINGS
EXHAUST SYSTEM
MUFFLERS
TAIL PIPES
JUNCTION BOXES
HOSES
CARBURETORS
CARBURETOR KITS
FUEL PUMPS
CHOKE PARTS
ELECTRICAL
IGNITION
GENERATORS
VOLTAGE REGULATORS
SOLENOIDS
ACCESSORIES
BUMPERS
MIRRORS
WIPER BLADES
LIGHTING
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Navy HospRalman Ap-
prentice, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Guilford Hansen of 4519 94th
Place NE Marysville, is
enrolled in the Hospital
Corps School here. A 1973
graduate of Marysville High
School,
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