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Detroit Tiger pitcher Mickey Lolich paid a visit to River of God Church Saturday, April 20, where he was honored with a “Hometown Hero” award. He spent the afternoon visiting with fans and giving a presentation about his 16-year career in Major League Baseball. He has lived a relatively quiet life in Washington Township with his wife of 59 years, Joyce, since before the days when he was named Most Valuable Player of the 1968 World Series. Pictured is Lolich receiving a hug from one of his young fans with her brother in the background. (Photo by Mike Nicley)

Detroit Tiger pitcher Mickey Lolich paid a visit to River of God Church Saturday, April 20, where he was honored with a “Hometown Hero” award. He spent the afternoon visiting with fans and giving a presentation about his 16-year career in Major League Baseball. He has lived a relatively quiet life in Washington Township with his wife of 59 years, Joyce, since before the days when he was named Most Valuable Player of the 1968 World Series. Pictured is Lolich receiving a hug from one of his young fans with her brother in the background. (Photo by Mike Nicley)

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