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FLINT SPORTS

As quite as it- has been
the Flint Indians of the Independent League (Baseball). haye~
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their games this season, ~ 1a)
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FLINT INDIANS ROSTER,
Catchers: Lefton Hill (batting

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cation. 043, led team in 1962 with a
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le, the attractiveness of;: ade
~Tretia a fioae ~i nishes at sot 1st base: Edward ~Tate Fy te |

and Davell Anderson 1q6 -Infield: Wayne Kopp, Ron J

son, Rod Bender, ass~t rina: al

and Bob (Randolph) Simmo

voted outstanding player bo,

ass't,, pencil ae Bob ~*

dplph). Simm Nbted outstand-. ing: player ~1 19 asst mgr. - i
Outfield: Joe ~Brown, Bill Av--

ery, Wesley Shelby. and MEk@,

Kennedy. "4 1GLG
Pitchers: Diek Kavauski, Bill

Rebinson, Walter mise and M~ke

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