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1970 Kerman, CA Aug. 28-Sept. 6 1970 Kerman, CA Aug. 28-Sept. 6 Order of Finish Phoenix (AZ) Schaefer-Smith Ins. Co. Hawthorne (CA) L & L Hustlers Philadelphia (PA) Sal's Lunch Dallas (TX) General Electric El Paso (TX) La Topatia Englewood (CO) Spencer Sorting Goods Rock Island (IL) Bob Neal Ford Houston (TX) Southeastern Saw Kaukauna (WI) Jack Rose Hill Long Beach (CA) Nitehawks Columbia (SC) Shoney Hawks Lamont (CA) County Fair Market Hatcherville (OK) Oilers Fresno (CA) R.K.T. Granite Falls (NC) Beavers Reno (NV) Fairway Motors Waynesburg (PA) Guthrie Truckers Ogden (UT) Joe's Towing Tulsa (OK) Doresett Electric Pueblo (CO) Pepsi-Cola Dubuque (IA) Henry's Lounge Huntington (IN) Bob's Finer Foods All-American Team Pos. B/Avg Rich Williams-Lamont if .417 Sid Jwanier-Philadelphia if .412 Jim Perry-Dallas if .400 Gordon Salsman-Dallas if .385 Don Leslie-Rock Island if .353 Jackie Tointigh-Apache of .417 Harry Barrett-Houston of .294 Vic Cobos-Phoenix of .290 Jerry Flory-Hawthorne of .281 Terry Birdsall-Hawthorne c .471 Joe Jones-Dallas c .320 Pitchers W-L I/P H E/R S/0 B/B Don Weldon-Dallas 4-0 28 11 1 35 5 Don Sarno-Hawthorne 3-0 37 17 0 36 15 Jerry Wells-Phoenix 5-1 46 18 1 44 1 Other Awards MVP to his team- Jerry Wells, Phoenix Leading Pitcher- Don Sarno, Hawthorne Leading Hitter- Joe Siegfried, Long Beach Best Dressed Team- Henry's Lounge, Dubuque Most Promising Young Player- Rich Williams, Lamont Team Sportsmanship- Oilers, Apache, OK Most Runs Batted In- Jerry Wells, Phoenix World Tournament Umpires DeRoian, Sullivan, Haupt, Soper, Walsh, Sambrano, Coleman Evans, Amaro. (only last names shown in the ISC 1971 Guide). ISC Executive Committee President: Clyde Fortune, Waco (TX) Exec.Sec-Treas: Carrol Forbes, Greeley (CO) Regional VP's: Karl Nielson, Phoenix (AZ) William Snow, Clinton (OK) Jim McGuirt, Camden (SC) Immediate Past Pres: Frank Porth, El Paso (TX) Notes Don Sarno (p) of Hawthorne was 3-0 but also had 4 saves & didn't allow any runs. One of Sarno's victories was a 14-inning shutout (1-0) over Rock Island. Jerry Wells (p) of Phoenix pitched 46 innings giving up only 1 run; won 5 games and lost one on a 1- hitter. Wells led all players with 5 rbi's & hit a double to drive in the only run in an 11- inning (1-0) victory over 1969 champions, Sal's Lunch. Don Weldon (p) of Dallas gave up 1 walk and 1 run in 28 innings while winning four games in leading Dallas to a 4th place finish. Tommy Thomas (p) of Sal's Lunch gave up 1 walk and had 49 k's in 34 innings. Sam Beaver (p) for Dallas recorded the only perfect game in the 1970 tournament. Gary Hutchings (p) of Rock Island had 56 strikeouts in the tournament. Joe Jones the Dallas catcher went 5-for-5 in one game for an ISC all-time record. ISC Hall of Fame inductees were: Joe Rodgers, Manager/Founder of the nine-time World Champion Long Beach Nitehawks. Joe had 999 wins in his 33-year career in 1131 games. He was also a great shortstop for the Huntington Beach Oilers, starting his softball career in 1931. Leroy Zimmerman pitched for the Fresno Hoak Packers and the Long Beach Nitehawks. Leroy was chosen ISC All-American 10 times, pitched 6 no-hit games in world tournaments and was selected top pitcher in 5 world tournaments. Zimmerman came out of retirement at 46 years of age and hurled a perfect game against Ft.Wayne (IN) in the 1963 tournament at Rock Island (IL). In one world tournament game in 1955 Zimmerman struck out 30 batters in 14 innings. Stan White played 17 years for the Long Beach Nitehawks and was chosen as an All-American catcher 11 times (a record). White held the former record for most putouts by a catcher (110) in the 1960 tournament. .
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