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PRESENTS THE
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CASEY STENGEL STATE CHAMPIONSHIP BASEBALL TOURNAMENT AUGUST 22 - 25 Roosevelt Field
Bremerton, Wa
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WELCOME!
The City of Bremerton welc0111es all of you, lll'ld we are honored that the 111974 Casey Stengel Stntc Championship Baseball Tourna1Bent 11 will be held at our Roosevelt. Field on Aug 22 - 25, On behalf of t,he citizens of Bremerton, I wiah all o r you a most euccess!'\Jl and enjoyable visitation. We are both pleased and compli mented that Bremerton is yO\lr host city for the State Champ ionship and look forward to many more opportunities for pleasant cont.acts with the people
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As Superintendent of Parks re creation, I am very pleased that Bre111erton was aelected to Host the 1974 Casey Stengel State Baseball Tournament. I and 1llY staff, Ray Foley, Pat Westhoff, Ken Chase and Dave Siliven want. to take this op portunity to welcome all the incoming teams to Bre1Derton and we hope that. we can be of aa sietance in mald.n& your stay in Bremerton a pleasant one. Bremerton has '.eld many tourna ments in the pa.e t yca:;-4 in both baseball and softball and they have all been eucoeasful. You can be ae-sured that the Bremerton Athletic Round Table with the co operation of the Bremerton Par"k Department have left no atone un turned in making this one of the finest tournaments held. We want to wish not onl,y our local entry, The Kitsap Outsiders but also all visiting teams the beet or luck and to let them kn°" that. the n,embsrs of the Bremerton Park Depar�llllnt. ata.rr will be available to help them -1.n any way possible Andrew Pe.ndergast, Supt. Bremerton Dept. or Parke and Recreation
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Gary Thomsen, Kitsap outsiders' outfielder, is ap i;earing in his fourth straight CSA.EA state tournament, and he'll have to play well to maintain tus previous pace. Playing three games Ior tho Seattle Giants in 1971, Thomsen went 5 for 13 (,385) and scored three ::-un.s. In 1972, he hit a fancy ,471 ( 8 for 17 ) with a pair of rune, a pair or rune batted in and a pair of doubles. �st year, he again had e. 5 for JJ series with four runs, two runs batted in and a homer, The Outsiders cannot forget the homerun. It led off the 10th inning and gave Adair's the state champ ionship , 5-4, In 10 state tournament games Thorosen is 18 for 43 ( .419) with nine runs, four runs batted in, three doubles and a bo14erun.
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Although the Cheney Studs partici pated in the 1970 Natj onel CSABA tourna rnent. in southern California, it wes not until later that year that representatJ vea or Haslii,ieton, Oregon, Nevada and CaJ:tiornia met in �edford, Oregon to e,;t;<.blish I.he C:,ABA aifillations that now exist.. Tne West�rn Internati onal League was the onl3 league to Join OS.4.BA for the The Cheney Studs won the 1971 season. league championship and the Seattle Uiants qualified through a league tourn ament, involving six or the other eight WD. teams, to challenge the Studs to a best-of-three playoff in Sicks' Stadium. DicY. ritzeerald bested Loo Copenhaver in a pitching duel as the Studs won the opener. Steve Waite drove home both Studs runs on an infield out Md single. The Giants evened tho series with a 5-4 Pat win. Gary fox went t.he route. �mit.h and Stan Talor.r homered for the ><inn.,rs. Greg �chulte, who opened the bottom of the ninth wj l.h a doul;le, scored the winning rtm on a wide t,hrow t.o the plate off Gary Thomeen'a grounder t,c:, short. Tlie deciding game went to the Ct,eney !ltuds, JJ.-7, as hits and errors Larry Angell, allowing Just abounded. cne earned run, went the route for the winners. Walte Is J-run double high lignted Cheney's ?-run fourth inning that. turned the game aroun:I. Despite statewide interest shown over the wlrrter, Lhe J.972 season began with Adair's only the Wll, in the CSABA fold. of Burjen edeed Lhe Cheney Studs for the Wll title. El Chicanos won a playoff Bill ror I.he third WIL entry to state. ings bJectrfo of Puyallup, ch8Jllpions of Lire Jouthwest league, accepted an inV"l tatj on tc become the fourth CSA BA state to urnan,enl team. The tournament was played Al K�nl Memorial Stadium. f!hency lJlnnked Billings 7-0 and Adair's 11topped Kl Ctdcanoa 9-J. opening night. El Chicanos "liminated BiJlinge 6-5 l.n J6 Continu�d Paee 28
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CASE\ ' STENGEL BASEBALL originated In the lall ol lll6ll when U1c lumL'Cl mujor Jc;aµuc player nnd manager nllowl-d o group of $0Ulhern c •ntirornln bnscbnll men to use h1a nome ,n lhe1r summer progrom ror senior umnh'lir Cnllult I b115eball The Wi'SI wood Bruins v.,in the first Cnsey Sten�el chnmp1onsh1p In 100'.l nnd repcnlL'Cl fn 1970 when lea� from Neyada and Washington wt•rt• Invited to Lim tournamunL Oregon and Washm!llun JuinL'II N1,vud11 and Cuhformo m II lnll 1!170 m1•ctlng al ML-dord, Ore , and launched CSABA •"' ,. "nntlnnal" orgonizauon. The LIi Mesa Collegians won the 1071 Lourn11m1•111 flrlllsh C-,11lumbla joined the field In 1972 and fur lhc rn.t um� lh,• lour• 011nwnl movc'<I from southern California. Th� PurUund l.<1h0> won llw c·hnmpiumdl1p in On•JlOn The 1973 nnllonal wlll Ill' In Reno, Nev .. Aug 31-Sepl 3 wllh British ,"ohunbin, CalTrornlo, Nevndo. OrcJton. and Wat1hlngt.on c.ntcrin,(t 11.'0lnN TWO MAJOR CONCERNS-I'monoes nnd teslrltllve ru.les led 1r the lormuhon or CSABA ond the break from other national orsonm1llnn$ C.lsls 111 lrav�I to nnllonal lournamenls easl of lh� Rod,, Muunlolu• l111vc b<.'COmc prohibilho Fewer sponsors urc wllllng 01 3blc lo •J.l"nd Lhi, mnncy m:rcssary (or .such lrips. CSABA founders lee! nny nlhlele nol playing proler1i111mll\• 1l111uld b,: nllowt-d to ploy in nonprofessional leagues Further. improved eq11111munl t111d lmn�1nollvc rules seem In order IYl'l'H NO APOLOGIES ror using ''oallonnl" lo descrllll' tl1olr :stop;: 1111d nullook, lhc orncnrs or CSAB,\ ere pledged to a Western nuoci,lion or state hns••bnll 11rl(Jlnlulluus offrrln(l league, stat�. and nallonal •·omp,•lltlnn 1111 hru;cbnll players. C":iABA Jnvolv..s, primarily eullt,ge �thleles and is plL•dj!rd not In in lnfl•rt> wilh l\murko11 Legion, Sun.lor Babe Ruth, or Conni� Mu1·k pm2rarns llowr•vcr, where nllowt-d, player� from Ille younger prn�r,1ms mny double 11• Jtl:<h•,.. n.nd play fur Casey ShrnRcl hmms with their manntwr·� JK-·rm1�s111n,
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CUP OF COFFEE & AN IDEA A ''BORROWED" IDEA AND FOUR CUPS OF COFFEE LED tu Lhe formulation of an idea to e.slal1lish an athletic booster club 1n Bremerton. The "Idea" was harrowed from the SW Washington Booster Club (Vanc ouver) and the four cups of coerce shared by four men interested in the promotion of alhletlcs In our community. That was back ln December 1966 and since January 1967 a large group of Kitsap County men meel monthly al Foxy's Charbroiler to listen to top guest speakers from all walks of sp orting life. Guests In the past have included Sonics Lenny Wilkens, Rod Thorn, Tom Nissalke and Bob Blackburn; boxers Eddie Cotton and Boone Kirkman; representatives of the Seattle Pilots, Univ ersity of Washington, Seattle Totems and other notables including Maurie Wills, Jack Hurley, ''Pop" Hagerty, Lou Tice, Jerry Cheek, Jimmy Rondeau, Wes Stock, Jimmy Dudley and Bob Robertson.
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* * * " Purpoee o! the Organization ARTIClE II OF OUR CONSTITUTION "The purpose of thia organization shall be to (1) proJ110te and aupport atrong, balanced phyaical education, recreation, and athl.atic progrWDII in the greater Bremerton area, and (2) t.o provide a program of eocial arid recNational activ ities !"or its memberehi p,11
WOUID YOU LIKE TO BE A MEMBER OF AN ACTIVE CRGANIZATION WITH PURPC5E AS STATED? ? ? ? If So, we meet on the 3rd l'!onday each month except July and August at Faxy•e-6:30 PM lf" you cannot attend and deeire t.o be a member, mail your $5,00 Memberahip tee to u e at P. O. Box 131, Bremerton and the Executive Board will take tba necessary follow up action. A bulletin is ieeued ea c h month to keep -you abreaet o! activities, •••••.. ,,.
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In a joint meeting of the 3 leagues they voted for a 6 team etate tourna ment with 2 teame fran each league & leavin8 the eelection of the league representativee to each respective league. Bl-STATE LEAGUE F:1.ret and eecom pace team to state. SOUT1'-IFSI' 1.EAGUE The Kitsap Outeidere oI Bremerton wae designated ae its home team. A play oIT between the two highest finiehere (other than the Oute.ider) to decide the second entry. WESTERN INI'mNATIONAL LEAGUE League champion goes directly to state. A playoff will determine the second entry, however a team IIIU8t win at least lJ gamee arcl finish within t�e games of second to play off with the second place team.
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Disagreement over recruiting practices helped create what is now known as the Southwest Casey Stengel League. Back in those daj'll ( 1969), the sendpro te&n5 in the Pacii'ic Northwest operated under the American Amateur Baseball Congress, Stan Musial Division, That year dis agreement arose over recruiting boundriee between the Northwest and Southlfest divi.e ione of the Stan Musial League, It was final Jy resolved in 1970 by splitting the league into two separate ent ities, thus establishing the Soutbweet League and its counterpart the Western Inter national league. For the Iirst two years the SWL continued to operate under the AABC ae a Stan Musial League with the Burien studa capturing the crown in 1970 and Puyallup Heidel berg and Bre1111rton 1 e Outside Inn tying for the title in 1971, The Outside Inn won the league's poet-season playoff-otherwise known as the AABC Pacific Regional Tournament--and traveled to Battle Creek, Mich., for the nationals where they were owsted in two straight contests. The 1972 season saw Billings Electric of Tacoma capture the league title. However, :In the AABC Pacific Regional Tournament, the Kitsap Outsiders (Formerly the Outside 1M of Bremerton) emerged victorious end went to Battle Creek for the second straight tiJDe. Continued on Page 25
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This tillle the Outsiders won their first game, before dropping two contests to be eliminated,
In 1973, the league du.al registered ita eix tealll!I with the Casey Stengel Amateur Baseball as sociation and with the AABC,
Billi.n8s Electric won the league crown that seaeon and elected to take part in the Stan Mu.aial Nationals at Battle Creek, Centralia and the Kit sap �utaidere represented the league at the Casey Stengel State Tournament with the Outsiders taking second place to 81.u·ien Adairs of th.a WIL,
. Thie year the league representatives to the at.ate are the Kitsap Ciutsidera, acting aa hoate, and the winner or a playoff between the top 2 teame in the league excluding the Outsiders,
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� lncidently, the Dynasties I roster includes • some names that played in the old Pacific NorthWest adult Baseball League back in the Mid-fifties, • Earl Hyder, short.atop for 0ynaetiea, and now • pushing the 45-year-old aark, ia one of those name■• He rapped a three-run home run in the bottom of the seventh inning ea Stanley's Shoeman of Tacoma won not, was 1956. Hyder haan •t lost hie touch aince thoee days 18 years ago, He still fields aa if he was the grounds keeper, and he still hits a11 if it was 1956 all over again. The lateet league etatiatica bad Enrl hitting nearly .500.
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Stat.e CSABA Hiotory Continued ................. . innings; Adair• s edged Cheney 7-6, aro Cheney eliminated El Chicanos 10-0 Saturday. Creg Ven G1wer blanked Adair's 3-0 Sunday before Adair•11 won the championship IJon Bechtel, "1th etrong relief !ran Craig Keieter and Gary Th011111en1 s hitting (2 doubles and a single; 2 RBI) 1 wae the 'Winning pitcher.
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Both the BI-State and Southwest Leagues Joined the WIL in CSABA affiliation for the 1973 season - an historic accomplishment Ior baseball in Washington. For the firat time in recent memory all of the major adult leagues of the state united to play to the salll!I st.ate and national tournaments. Adair'e of Burien repeated as WIL champion and Saint John won the Bi-State title. Centralia won the Southwest league playoff. The fourth team was the Kitsap Outsiders of Bremerton, winner of a p]ayocr with the H&L Twinll of Everett, WIL ru.nnerup, The tournament wee booked into Port Borst Park, Centraila, Saint John edged Bremerton 2-1 and Adair's stopped Centraila 8-1 opening night. Ken Waite's J-run homer in the bottom of the night powered Adair's to an 8-5 victory over Saint ,John Saturday. Breuierton•,- Hob Ffaher then edged Cent.ralla1 s Bruce Jacob eon 1--0 und Bremerton, wilh F lsher winninP, in relief, nipped Saint John 6-5 in ll J.. n nlngs. Cary Thomsen' e leadoff homerun in the bottom of the loth inning brought Ada.ir'e it.II second straight championship 5...Ji over 13remerton. Fisher, who also pitched four inninge in the title game, was named the tournament's most valuable player. Aeain t.he �hree senior amateur leaguee 1n Washington - Bi-State, Southwest and Western lnternational - are affiliated with CSABA. Each ha11 qualified two teams for t.he state tournament 1n Bre�rton.
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For Fisher, named the Most Valuable Playt,r of the Tournament, alld subsequently the state Is top amateur player, it was a disappointment.
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The tireless Outsider had completed an amazing week of pitching during which he worked JS Ira.mes, winning three games and losing one. His tournament i'eat, which probably will be remelll bered for some time to come, was even more amazing when you consider the difficulties Fisher had that weekend. For one thing, Fisher thought the Outsiders·second tournament game start.,.rl a.n hour later than it did. He was scheduled to pitch Saturday's contest against Centralia, in the loser's bracket and his arr�val at the park coincided with the start of the game. 11 I got there just as it started," Fi6her explained, "and then I realized I left � shoes home. So I had to borrow a pair from Paul Ketvirtis, which were one size to big. 11
By Terry Mosher Sun Sports Writer The ·only mistake Bob "Catfish" Fisher made in last year's State Casey Stengel Tournament was that he took lwnself out of the title game. "We were ahead by two runs (J-1), so l took myself out so as to not tire my self out," Fisher explained. "Ii' we would had won that game against the Burien Adairs I was going to pitch the next one.11 That reasoning was sound. By now most observers who saw the Kitsap Outsider pitch during the four-team state affair in Centralia's Fort Borst Park, would have believed Fisher could do anything, short of walking on water. Fisher achieved immortality, of sorts, by winning two tournament games that day, throwing l8 innings in les11 than 24 hours. The .former University of Puget Sound. flinger never got the chance to pitch another inning, however because Cary Thomsen of the Adairs made his team the state champion, 5-4, with a solo home ?'W1 off Jim Spencer in the 10th inning ot the Title contest. (NarE: Cary Thomsen is now with the Kitsap Outsiders)
1 grabbed his shoes and with no warmup at all, I just ran O!!t on the f"ield and started the game'! he said. Oversized shoes and all, Fisher went on to blank Centrali.a., 1-0, scattering eight hits. Discarding Ketvirtis' shoes in favor of his white hush puppies, Fisher came back in 5-l/J inning relief role less than an hour later to notch his second victory that day, 6-5, over St John's of the Bi-State League. "Ketvirtis was in pitching be fore I went in and I didn't want to change shoes right there, so I said the heck with it; the hush puppies were confortable," remem bers Fisher. Fittingly, Fisher knocked in the winning run against St. John's, a single down t.he le.ft-field line in the 11th frame. As Fisher cros sed first base, the St. John's first baseman said, "I think I'll get same of those shoes for my self." 11That I a the last hit I have gotten too..• ! haven't gotten one hit this year," fisher related. See Page 37 ..... . 11
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That (1970) was Lhe same year that Hurland Beery and Paul Tomilnson became tl1t: l"ague direct.ore, rep)uclng l:liJ] Manley wl10 haJ tn,en Lhu league e.xecut.lve I.he previuuu nine yours.
Al Murch, pr;,elde.nt.; Clay .;yk1:s, vice 1,ro11i dent. Jim Rick, :secroLary, ard 1'01n1int1on, Lruau urer, have been Ll,e le..gue marwgemcnt. l.tJum t.hu past t.hree years. For more than a decade, the SeaLt.le-oerrt�red league was almost. an annual championship run for the Cheney Studs, Adair's of Burien becarne the first tealli (other t.han the studs) t.o win back-to back championships in recent memory when �rlnir Is won t.he 1972 and 1973 W1L and sLate CSAJ3t, Championships. This year t.he Studs edged Mair Is by n game for Lhe league Litle anrl bot.h will field sLrong tl!MU3 in St.at.!' Lo1trn1U11cnt pl.Ji:,.
It was the Chene:;, ft.uds wl10 t,roke the ice es far i.s I.he Northwest.1e shlfL to CSABA in 1970, returning to .fi.nish second as t.lle st.ate 1 11 firot official CSABA champion in Luu 19·11 lluLiona.ls. Adair I 8 finished rou.rth in ] 972 .UllJ f:ifth 1A3t year. Ha.jar leaguers who have come from Lh1: \ill io clude Bill Nort.h (CAYA), Onkland /,U1letics out '-"Y (StuiJs), Loe Ani,:eles Dodger, fielder> and , third basem;,n, At least five WlL playt:rs have sjgned pru' r.1s1<ma] contracts i,ach year for Lhe past 10 yen.rs. Adau-•s "on t:.bc l'.173 JtnLe Clirunpiomdu.p by LriJllmlng r.untralln 8-l, :in.int Jc,l,11 8-5 ar,J Lhe Ki Lse!J 1JuL111ders of 11remert.on 5-4 on (,,.ry Thom IJ&l Adair, rJUrlen �en I u 10th-inning homerun, restuarateu.r, spon,rnrs and 1nanic,.g11s l,is Lorun. Cheney LUinb,·r Co of Taco,na :iponaors t,I,,, SLuds l'aul Tomlinson Ii, Lhe lll8nager.
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By Terry Mosller Sao si,o,tl Wr!lff At 83, lllld.wtlll his legs gone gimpy, be can no longer pick up lllole hard-lilt ground baJJJ like be once did whllc ploying semi• pro baseball In the late twenties back In SL Paul, MIM.
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But Al Dom/eW stlll pick up the tab. The long-time Brcmcnon buslne5$ man put vp ,1.000 ru cenUy to match lhe amount Port Orchard business mon Bob Price came up wflh to keep the KJu;ap Outsiders rrnm linancW bankruptcy. for Domleld, donating his money, or Ills lime, to worth whlle caU9lS ts notblng. ncw The SL PauJ-bom man has por scmolly donated momllli to the Outshlcrs eac.h of the nve years of the tenm's existence. It Wll Domleld wllo came up with fflO In L97D lo atart the OU1· skiers on the mad to the suc cesses lt has had E.ilch sucoes slve season, Domlttld bas glvon ll'om his own poc.ket 10 keep tbe team going. Wlzy does he do lt? "Bl'aluse t llko to do IL I like athletlc kids. I Just love Iv s.,e these kids go to college and gel ahead," Domleld says. "Some· o/ these ldds wouldnl get Ibo cluuu,e to get Into school II Ibey clldnl have a team like Ibis to play on. It gives them o. chance to be notia!d.• Going unnoticed is hard 10
lllke. As Domr.ld knows "I was a llelluva good ball• player ... I really was; 63ys Dornfeld, "but I dldnl have the money Md when I got married I had to quit ploying. "Some or the guys I played iu, macm the majors .. and I ... was betu,r than they were. But I had nobody to help me out (flnontla.lly), so I dldn1 get a prorcssion•I ch•nce, " he ex• plaln:1 "J don, want these klds to miss out on th•t same chonce.• Dom/old, despite a gru/1 ••· tertor, Is sensitive to ttie need• or the community, and lD lbe youth In the community.AJ ht! wiped hLS tc;ir./1lled eyes, he re cently clslcusscd some of his c:ommunlt.y �lnvolved othl?r projects owr the years. "I love 10 bl! In promotions .. lhat's down my line," DomreJd began "And, In 11153 I ployed in a Sl))OO an1a1ew- golf tourna• mcnt In Belllngltom. At lbs I time I thuught If BeUlngham ,an have a II.DOD tournament, we con have a SIIJ>OO amateur In Bremerton" So wns bom Uie KJtsap Am•• tear Golf Tournument rl.15ll
wllJcll will have Its 20lh annlver• sary June � at lhe Kitsap Goll and Couatey Club. "The Kitsap County Tavern Association spon,rored the tour nament for the nr.t throe yl!ffll and I headed up tho even�" says Domreld. In 11158 he was .uJcfll to head a committee ID raise fwldll and get volunteer labor to lurl Memorial Field. "The fillld was all dln, llke Wncoln Bowl 10 Tuc:oma." Oom leld explAinl, "and we put grau on i� tiled the whole lhlng far draln.oge. and all wU.h volw,teer labor.• He has helped 0t1 olher com• munlly endcaVOl'lf-Uke helping to taJse runds to seod Kil.sap Count) Sherill 1\n Morken ID FBI school In Washington, O.C. when he wru, Bremerton Cltlel or P� Bui D<lrnfeld's acJJlevoments In promollng, and leadwg are loo nulllffll.,. to IIBI. Its' sufficient to say. he's done hl 5 pnrt. A& Dornfeld says: "I never wen! backwanls in my Die ICI ever stan ·anything, I always go rorwut1.•
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