in 1967, the ccbl all-star game was held at eldredge park, and the cardinals' own chuck seelbach emerged as the winning pitcher. seelbach also tossed a no-hitter that season at eldredge park against a chatham team that featured future major league star thurman munson. the 1968 orleans team featured ccbl hall of famer phil corddry, who went 9-2 with 108 strikeouts in 92 innings for the cardinals to win the league's outstanding pitcher award. another future ccbl hall of famer, jim norris, batted .415 for the cardinals in 1969, and claimed the league mvp award. norris returned in 1970 to bat .333 with 19 stolen bases, but surrendered his league batting crown to teammate mike eden, who led all hitters with a .378 mark. ccbl hall of fame first baseman brad linden led the cards in 1971 and 1972. linden was a league all-star in 1972, batting .372 with a league-leading 10 homers.