SUGARCREEK - In hurling Tusky Valley (5-2) to its big triumph Mike Widder (3-1) exhibited near-perfect control, walking only one. He fanned one, while limiting the Indians (5-3) to 3 scattered singles. Gnadenhutten called on 4 pitchers in an effort to quell the big Trojans bats. Rainy (0-1) started for the Indians, but was tagged for 5 runs in the first inning and had no one out when Glenn Miller (0-0) received the call. Miller pitched to Ron Lake, who singled, and was lifted in favor of Garret (0-0), who lasted until the fifth inning when Jim McCreary (0-0) came in for the "mop up" job. Al Cerett paced the Trojans at the plate, drilling a Home Run with 2 men on base. Rod Cropper and Bob Jones each had doubles,while Dean Nemitz and Don Crilley counted 2 singles apiece. Tusky Valley collected a total of 13 hits off the Gnaden pitching quartet. In a game not reported, TV (6-2) beat Port Washington (2-4).
Al Cerett (TV) HR (1)
Rod Cropper (TV) 2B (1)
Bob Jones (TV) 2B (1)
Dean Nemitz (TV) 1B (2)
Don Crilley (TV) 1B (2)
Ron Lake (TV) 1B (3)
Thursday, May 4, 1961
The Daily Reporter
Dover, Ohio
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