GNADENHUTTEN - The charges of Head Coach Ted Martin (3-1) were knocked from the UNDEFEATED ranks yesterday with a 3-run loss to Port Washington (2-1) in regular play. Greg Bender (1-0) started for the Riders and was relieved by Jeff Huston (1-1), who took credit for the win. The duo allowed 5 hits and gave up 3 walks, while fanning 5. Dan Jinks (0-0), Roger Huebner (1-1) and Steve Moore (0-0) combined in a losing effort, giving up 9 hits and 6 bases on balls, while striking out 7. Huebner was tagged with the loss.
Seven Port Washington players connected for hits with Huston, Edwards and Bender slamming dubles. Bender also had a single and McCune had 2 one-baggers. Jinks (4) and Bill Kohl (2) were the only Indians to get extra base hits...both doubles, while Moore connected for 2 singles (5).
PORT WASHINGTON PURPLE RIDERS - 6
Greg Bender 2-2-2
Bill Edwards 3-0-1
Jerry Stephens 3-1-1
Jeff Huston 4-0-1
Bob Porter 4-0-0
Pat McCune 4-0-0
Phil Steinbach 2-1-0
Don McCune 4-0-2
Bob Saurebrey 4-0-1
GNADENHUTTEN INDIANS - 3
Dan Jinks 4-0-1
Steve Moore 2-2-1
Mike Kail 3-0-0
Wayne Martin 2-0-0
Roger Huebner 2-0-0
Bill Kohl 3-0-0
Ken Huprich 3-0-0
Don Finnicum 3-1-1
Bruce Finnicum 2-0-1
Darrell Laughlin 1-0-0
Friday, April 21, 1967
The Daily Reporter
Dover, Ohio
STANDINGS
1. Strasburg Tigers 2-0
2. Gnadenhutten Indians 3-1
3. Port Washington Purple Riders 2-1
4. Midvale Blue Devils 2-2
5. Tuscarawas Broncos 1-2
6. Garaway Pirates 1-3
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