65 - Gnaden Splits Doubleheader With Willington (5-22-65)

GNADENHUTTEN - Gnadenhutten High (15-4) ended its baseball season with a gleaming record Saturday by splitting a doubleheader with the Willington Hurricanes.  Te Tribe wonthe opener 2-1 behind Bill Kohl's 17-strikeout performance (78), but lost the nightcap 11-7.  Kohl allowed only a ground single, and walked 2 (12).  Jim Jinks (3-2) was the loser in the 2nd game, permitting 11 hits (26), passing 5 (10) and striking out 6 (28).  Kohl got Jinks out of a 3rd inning jam.  In the 1st tussle, Fred  Glass had a double (1) and single (1) and Terry Huebner lashed out 2 singles (13) for the Indians.  Gnadenhutten, coached by Ted Martin, scored the winning run in the 5th when Gary Rice squeezed in Gene Bates who had walked.


Monday, May 24, 1965
The Daily Reporter
Dover, Ohio

TUSCARAWAS COUNTY SEASON BASEBALL STANDINGS

1.  Strasburg Tigers 5-1 .833
2.  Garaway Pirates 4-1 .800
3.  Gnadenhutten Indians 15-4 .789
4.  Midvale Blue Devils 4-3 .571
5.  Tuscarawas Broncos 2-4 .333
6.  Baltic Eagles 1-4 .200
7.  Tuscarawas Valley Trojans 1-4 .200

NOTE:  The Tuscarawas County Class A Baseball League for the 1964-65 spring season ended in a 3-way tie with the Garaway Pirates, Gnadenhutten Indians and Midvale Blue Devils, all at 4-1.

PITCHING

1.  Bill Kohl, Gnadenhutten Indians  9-1
2.  Bob Mills, Strasburg Tigers 4-1
3.  Eugene Belba, Midvale Blue Devils 3-1
4.  Jim Jinks, Gnadenhutten Indians 3-2
5.  Dave Paisley, Tuscarawas Broncos 2-2

STRIKEOUTS

1.  Bill Kohl, Gnadenhutten Indians 78
2.  Bob Mills, Strasburg Tigers 54
3.  Dave Paisley, Tuscarawas Broncos 40
4.  Jim Jinks, Gnadenhutten Indians 28
5.  Eugene Belba, Midvale Blue Devils 24

SINGLES

1.  Terry Huebner, Gnadenhutten Indians 13
2.  Gene Bates, Gnadenhutten Indians 10
3.  Ron Lab, Strasburg Tigers 10
4.  Wayne Martin,Gnadenhutten Indians 7
5.  Four tied with 6

DOUBLES

1.  Roy Williams, Gnadenhutten Indians 4
2.  Gene Bates, Gnadenhutten Indians 3
3.  Ray Williams, Gnadenhutten Indians 3
4.  Seven tied with 2

TRIPLES

1.  Roy Williams,  Gnadenhutten Indians 3
2.  Gene Bates, Gnadenhutten Indians 2
3.  Bob Anderson, Midvale Blue Devils 2
4.  Six tied with 1

HOME RUNS

1.  Randy Miller, Garaway Pirates 3
2.  Tango, Baltic Eagles 2 (He had hit a 3rd Home Run, but missed a bag and was scored as a single.)
3.  Five tied with 1