GNADENHUTTEN - Fall Champion Gnadenhutten (1-0) picked up the momentum of a few months ago as it belted Stone Creek (0-1) in their opening game on Tuesday. Limiting the invaders to but 3 singles, Gnadenhutten tabbed itself as a strong threat for spring honors with the impressive victory, called after 3 1/2 innings on agreement of the losers. The Indians of Coach Ted Martin collected 12 hits in the abbreviated test, with Glenn Miller and Dick Shull getting 2 for 2 at the plate. Jim McCreary going 3 for 3 and Bruce Kohl 2 for 3. Miller and McCreary had tiples and Dave Struchen a double. Struchen (1-0), Don Garret (0-0) and Jim Jinks (0-0) were on the hill for the Tribe, while Scott (0-1) started for Stone Creek.
Glenn Miller (G) 3B (1)
Jim McCreary (G) 3B (1)
Dave Struchen (G) 2B (1)
Jim McCreary (G) 1B 2 (2)
Bruch Kolh (G) 1B 2 (2)
Jim McCreary (G) 1B 2 (2)
Dick Shull (G) 1B 2 (2)
Glenn Miller (G) 1B (1)
Wednesday, April 4, 1962
The Daily Reporter
Dover, Ohio
STANDINGS
1. Garaway Pirates 1-0
2. Gnadenhutten Indians 1-0
3. Baltic Eagles 0-0
4. Midvale Blue Devils 0-0
5. Port Washington Purple Riders 0-0
6. Strasburg Tigers 0-0
7. Tuscarawas Broncos 0-0
8. Stone Creek Panthers 0-1
9. Tuscarawas Valley Trojans 0-1
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