TOTS Senior Baseball Network
60-and-over baseball
Sixty-year old Tim Tolson, the youngest member of the Tucson Old Timers (TOTS), returned to action in June after being sidelined with a shoulder injury the entire month of May.
Well, he's BACK!
Tolson (photo above) played in six of the TOTS' 12 games in June. He batted 17 times and banged out 14 hits, which calculates out to an .824 batting average. Out of those 17 hits, one was a double, another a triple, and one was a booming home run over the right field fence at Udall Park.
Other top hitters for June, include Ron Petersen (11 for 18, average .611), Mike Steele (16 for 25, average .640), Lloyd Barzell (18 for 30, average .600, and first in hits with 18), Dave Rhoades (8 for 13, average .615) and Bob Daliege (9 for 13, average .692).
Eighty-seven year old Floyd Lance once again led the super TOTS (the 80 and over group) with a .394 average. Lance played in all 12 games and went 13 for 33.
Other notables include:
John Misiaszek, who played in just four games during the month, but batted .778 with seven hits in nine trips to the plate. John finished in a tie for third in RBI with 10.
Jeff Rein, who went 14 for 30 (.467) and also tied for third in RBI with 10.
Jesse Ochoa, who led the TOTS in RBI for the month with 12.
Pete Peters, who went 13 for 27 (.481) and nine RBI.
Doc Thompson, who finished second in RBI with 11.
Dennis Crowley, who went 10 for 17 (.588) and tied for 3rd in RBI with 10)
Jerry Hamelin, who went 9 for 20 (.450)
Joe Aparicio, who led the team in walks with nine.
Dan Lundwall, a TOTS' rookie, went 8 for 19 (.421)
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Pigpen Price, who went 11 for 25 (.440)
Way to go, guys! And now it's on to July!
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