The Guide

6 THE GUIDE Thursday, May 18, 1961

Names of All SM Little Leaguers

The South Miami Junior Ath-letic League, sponsors of the Little League, raises money by operating the park concession stand. The funds are used to buy trophies, uniforms, etc. The officers for the league this year are Don Albury, pres-ident; Bill Whatley, vice presi-dent; Hank Houghton, secre-tary; and E. F. Coon, treas-ury. Here is a list of the Little League teams: A LEAGUE, TEAM II, ELKS Coach Whatley Mike Duncan, Richard Gorm-ly, Mike Ajhar, Julian Brown, William Ames, Charles France, Robert Trescott, Philip McKee, Bob Winter, Phillip Sanchez. Donald Owen, Jimmy Barco-as, Mike Giroiano, Russell Pippinger, David Swank, Rich-ard Martin, Walter Stroemer, Gonzalo Ruiz, David Madsen, Raymond Parks and Jack Lov-ing. A LEAGUE TEAM 1 E. L. COTTON Coach Boxx Jack Lamb, Peter Perretta, Billy March, Pat Phelan, Rich-ard Rendeau, Henry Aptekar, Nathan Davis. Robert Hickey, Ken Gross-man, Kenny Chester, Ralph Wakefield, Robert Yohe, Mike Hernanez. John Scott, Charles McMich-ael, Tim Collins, Douglas Payne, Frank Mayer, Joe Ben-son, Bruce Byers, and Jerry Wood. A LEAGUE, TEAM III, SHELDON AND FAY Coach Duncan Rick Clifford, Bobby Jack-son, Victor Penn, Cris Sherr, Floyd Smock, Lawrence Jose, Robert Williams, Bob Landis, Leonard Keegan, Donald Shine. Peter Jonas, Greg Koenig, Bruce Terrell, John Churney, Gary Cesarano, Dan Vaughn, Royal Strong, Bob Mitchell, Bill Topping, Bill McClintock and Howard Zacur. A LEAGUE, TEAM IV, EASTERN AIRLINES Coach Hagglund Ted Nicholaou, Donald De-Vane, Don March, Stuart Weiss, Richard Rump, David Gerheim, Richard Hatfield, William White, Reginald Dun-nick, Steve Parker, Michael Troutman. Chuck Saunders, Rickey Pip-piner, Jimmy Lee, David Thwe-att, Michael McCormick, Dave Hallstrand, Mark Leopold, Jer-ry Williamson, Robert Slane, and James Neal. B LEAGUE, TEAM 1, ROTARY Coaches Thompson and Brown Mike Thompson, David Dav-id, Barey Winewica, Steve Trescott, Bob Floyd, Jimmy Newmeyer, Phillip Lopez, Ed-die Braithwaite, Steve Hough-ton. Chris Brown, Scott Askew, Robert Miller, Jeffrey Sall-man, James Bredberg, David Bernstein, Neil Dilloff, Mike Galen. James Bozek, Mike Kramer, Curt Whitehouse, Jeff Rich-man, John Kenney, Steve Goe-ser and Larry Masters. B LEAGUE, TEAM II, BANK OF SOUTH MIAMI Coaches McVicker and March Tom Warren, Mike Razen, Doug McNeely, Mike Patton, Vic Pettit, Jose Balido, David Tuggle, Larry Nienaber, Ter-ry Lucas. Bobby Lucas, Frank Quinby, Tommy Ott, Lane Chiles, Jef-frey Latham, Mike Carter, Mike Stark, James Harris, Jeff Garland, Roger Ihland, Mike Terrell, Richard Wolf, Steve Minas, Ronnie Sokolow and Graham Martin. B LEAGUE, TEAM III, AIRLINE PILOTS Coaches Masci and DeFrank Bob Nimer, Skipper Albury, Jerome Whitaker, Richard De-Frank, Jimmy Perpich, Eugene Erwin, Phil Procacci, Ronald Rondeau, Ted Koenig. Glenn Siegal, George Par-sells, John Parsells, Kenneth MacVicar, Eddie Floyd, John McRae, Wally Sackett, Bucky Jones. Mike Shaw, Gary Adams, Randy Budd, Roy Boyd, Mi-chael Yunes, Michael Ross, Richard McCullough and Mi-chael Craft. B LEAGUE, TEAM IV, KIWANIS Coach Pines Ben Fuller, Doug Johnson, Steve Tannen, Richard Scott, Wayne Rafter, Doug McClin-tock, Robert Aste, Spencer Ru-gaber. Doug Clark, Neil Abant, Doug Swann, Bobby Saxon, Thomas Mitchell, Charles Mc-Cormick, Karl Goldstrohm, Bil-ly Russell, David Benson, Woo-dy Penney. Bobbie Dwyer, Paul Bailey, David Parks, Randy Kennedy, Mark Bainbridge, Valerie Ber-nado, Mike Enriquez. CLASS C, TEAM 1, DORM MARTIN Coaches Arroyo and Huguenot Julian Arroyo, Bart Block, Mike Clare, Pat Clare, John J. Clifford, Paul Erwin, David Huguenot, Michael MacVicar, George Morgan, Nicholas Nich-olson, Frankie Powell, Chris Ragen, Alan Rosenthan, Dean Shepard and Mike Wakefield. CLASS C, TEAM II, SUNSET DRUGS Coaches Braithwaite and Plomgren Robert Ajhar, John Beck-man, William Beckman, Dickie Braithwaite, Billy Davis, Billy Fieldson, Stephen Kline, Thom-as Leopold, Mike Loetter. Thomas Mueller, Ted Plom-gren, Luis Rodriguez, Donald Schang, James Taylor, Rob-ert Taylor and Andy Vloed-man. CLASS C, TEAM III, HUSKAMP RAMBER Coaches Coon, Lenehan, and Houghton Richard Avena, Martin Blank, Craig Coon, Russell Coon, Vinnie Dix, Stephen Gill-man, Paul Hagglund, Johnny Hayes, Robert Hecht. Craig Houghton, Richard James, James Lenehan, Rich-ard Lord, Gregory Mayor, Theron McClain and Corbin Moore. CLASS C, TEAM IV, DUMAS MILNAR Coaches Emerson and Kaspryzack Randy Albury, David Blaine, Alan Brown, Robert Brown, Gret Emerson, Robert Fried-berg, Ted Grose, Lewis Harri-son, Stuart Jacobs, Carl Livel-li. Scott Mahaffey, Richard Ni-mer, Ross Payor, Tommy Ril-ey, Jerry Valentino and Rich-ard Zacur. CLASS D, TEAM 1, DODGERS Coaches McKinney, Rank, and Del Rosal Robert Albury, John Beach, Duke Cameron, Roger Crane, Michael Del Rosal, Charlie Faidley, Chuck Gillman, Eu-gene Harwell, Chuck Howell, Larry James. Tom Matkins, Donald Mc-Clintock, Pat McKinney, Jack Plomgren, Stepehn Reisman, James Singer, Cecil Taylor and Thomas Risavy. CLASS D, TEAM II, CARDINALS Eddie Beckman, Russell Block, Ralph Callandar, Scott Cameron, Andy Charlton, Dan Dailey, Tommy Dowling, Rich-ard Gillmer, Jerry Graves. Robert Graves, Reeve Hoov-er, William Hoover, Jay Kaiser, Andrew Learner, Kim Owens, Mark Sokolow, Bill Townsend, Jimmy Valentine and Robb Wessling. CLASS D. TEAM III, TIGERS Coach Dicks Jimmy Bowers, James Bron-son, Dwight Carpenter, Jack Colombo, Arthur Dickey, Nor-man Dicks, Charles Dothard, Clifford Dubbin, Bobby Green. Phillip Green, Hal Greenlee, Kenny Marks, Richard B. Reep, Mark Shannon, Richard Strosnider, Gregory Swann, Jimmy Weaver, William Weiss-man and Kevin Westgate. CLASS D, TEAM IV, YANKEES Coach Palmer Fred Bugg, Paul Burhans, Alan Buckhalt, Harry Caster, Robert Cook, Mark deNaray, Phillip Dermody, Danny Elli-son, Mark Ellison, Jay Grant. Mike Phelan, Rusty Klise, Paul Kraimer, Alan Sall-man, John Seever, Gary Shine, David Strawn, Keith Wakefi and Daniel Zocco.

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