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1967 Alaska Goldpanners |
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1967 Roster | H.A. 'Red' Boucher • Lyle Olsen // Frank Antone • Jim Barr • Bob Boone • Bob Gallagher • Marv Galliher • Larry Gonzalves • Milo Griffin • Rich Hand • Jim Hannah • Steve Klausen • Bill Lee • Jerry McClain • Jim Nettles • Buzz Nitschke • Gary Sanserino • Bill Seinsoth • Albert Strane • Alvin Strane • Brent Strom • Wayne Vincent • Emmitt Wilson | All-Time Roster • All-Time Lineups
1967 Midnight
Sun Game
The Japanese had nine Hits, including three doubles and a triple. Goldpanner pitchers Bill Lee and Brent Strom aided the. Japan case by issuing 10 walks, and the usually reliable Goldpanner defense chipped in with seven errors allowing the Japanese team to score seven unearned runs. Japan drew first blood by scoring a run in the first without the aid of a hit After Teruyasu Jinno was thrown out on a hopper to second, Lee walked Hironori Kato and Masayuki Furuta. Tomoyuki Ito hit sharply too short to force Kato at second but Alvin Strane's throw to first was wide of the mark for an error allowing Kato to score from second. The Goldpanners were held scoreless until the fourth when they scored all of their runs. Marvin Galliher opened the inning with a single to center and promptly scored as Bill Seinsoth hit his second home run in two nights. Yasuo Fujitsu replaced starter Toshihisa Okabe and got Steve Klausen on a grounder to third. Jim Nettles then tripled to right and scored as Gary Sanserino lined a one baser to left. The Kumagai jumped on Lee for four big runs to take 'the lead in the top of the fifth on three hits and two Fanner errors. Kato led off with a double to left and) after Furuta lined out sharply to Nettles in right, came riding home on Ito's single. When Klausen hobbled the ball Ito took second, then Konishi drove Ito in with a single to center and later scored on Sunao Kawano's booming double. The Kumagai added to their lead in ,the sixth, scoring three runs on three bases on balls, Kazuo Yamamoto's single and another Goldpanner error. The Panners could do little off Fujitsu the rest of the game as the little hurler gave up but five hits while striking out eight in the six innings that he worked. The Panners and the Kumagai-Gumi team will journey to Anchorage Friday for four games Saturday through Tuesday ending the eight-game series. The next Goldpanner home series begins June 30 with Sam Suplizio's Grand Junction Eagles. Box Scores
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