Milford chronicle., 1952-07-18
LEAGUE
STANDINGS

Ffederlca Il, Hickman 0
FELTON, Z, Viola
! Sunday, July goth
Felton, at Glendale
Hickman at Wyoming
Frederick at Harrington
] Pennington at Viola
Wyoming moved out to a full
two game lead in the Mar-Del
League race over the past week
end as they reversed Pennington
10 to 3 while Harrington met
strong opposition from Glendale
and bowed 8 to 4. Frederick tramp
led Hickman q to 0 to move into a
2nd place deadlock while FELTON,
bOlstered their 4th place position
with z to 5 win over Viola. Re-
suits of the recent contests left VII
ola, Pennington and Hickman tied
for 5th place with ElIendale only a
shade behind
Wyoming appears to be in a ia
vOred spot this coming Sunday as
hosts to Hickman while the two
deadlOCked 2nd place mines, Fred
erica and Harrington, will be bat
| Ting on the Harrington diamond.
FELTON, will probably find keen op-
position from an inspired Ellen
dale club as they visit Glendale.
This is a change from the original
schedule as Glendale visited Fell
ton early in the season. Viola and
Pennington will meet on the Viola
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place.
Big Joe Moelmer or Aub Berry
will be on the mound for Wyoming
as they meet Hickman with the
visitors depending on Dale Palmer
or Early Quillen. Buddy Kimmel
looms as the Frederick choice TO
/ fire at Harrington with veteran
Jim POstles, Walt McClamrOck and
Roy Kemp in reserve. Harry Bar
rett may make a start for Harring-
ton although the nod could easily
go to Charley Riley, E1wood Brown
or Jim Cubbage. Harold ROthmel
will get the call for FELTON, with
Tommy Wells or Bobby Niebert
working for Glendale. Paul Dean
or Ray Dennis will throw the pill
plateward for Pennington while
Freddie Frear or Bill Biddle ap-
pear as the choice of Manager
Moore at Viola.
In last Sundays contest Farm
ington gave Wyoming a real battle
until their mOundsman, Paul Dean,
tired in the 9th and the leaders
| found range to chase over runs.
Pennington took a first inning 3
| to 0 lead as Ray Dennis scored on
la fielder's choice and then Paul
Dean and Ray Vincent both stole
home. Wyoming took the lead in
/ the 2nd inning as hartman singled,
Rash doubled admitting the lead
off man, O'Neal walked and Joe
Moeltner tripled to tie the score.
Drex Cox singled to put over
MOeltner to break the tie and put
/ Wyoming in the lead. MOeltner
went the distance to chalk up his
3rd win as he gave up only one hit.
) Paul Deans single in the 1st. After
the first frame scoring he set down
/ 26 men before Draper walked in
the 9th. Dean was in all the way
for Pennington. Bill Rash had a
double and single and DreX Cox,
three singles to pace Wyoming at
the plate.
Frederica hit hard and often to
! collect 19 hits off 4 Hickman hurl-
/ ers 70 win by a one-sided 21-O
score. While Frederick was scoring
practically at will, three Frederica
mOundsmen were tossing twO-hIt
/ ball. Buddy Kimmel went four
frames without giving up a bingle.
Walt McClamrOck was touched for
two, singles by Earl Brown and
Jane Cannon, during his two inning
stay while veteran Jim POstles was
mot touched during the last three
/ frames. Jim Bradford had a double
and two singles as well as scoring
! runs for Frederick, Alvin Brown
double and triple, while Teddy
( Evans, Bill Blair and Ralph Dick
ersOn had for 2 George ManlOve
ran wild on the bases for the win
ners as he pilfered 5. Palmer start
ed for Hickman but gave way to
Ireland who went we'll until the
/ 7th when Quillen and Johnny Can
non followed and were hit hard.
Frederick used II players during
/ the afternoon.
Four hit pitching by Bobby Me
bert gave Glendale sweet revenge
for a 19 to 2 lacing received two
weeks ago. Niebert showing his
| best form of the season gave the
Ellendale tossers an 8 to 4 victory
over Harrington on Sunday on the
latter's diamond. The loss dropped
Harrington into a deadlock with
! Frederick. Sam Matthew with 2
singles, Harry Barrett with a triple
and Leon Wix with a single were
the only Harrington batsmen to
solve the Niebert hurting. In the
meantime Glendale cuffed two
Harrington mOundsmen, ElwOod
Brown, and Charley Riley, for Il
safeties. Art Williams single in the
3rd that pushed across 2 runs for
Ellendale broke a % tie, to put the
winners out in front to stay. Har-
rington added one in the 4th but
Ellendale came back with more
in the 9Th to put the game on ice.
Art Williams with 3 singles, Dave
Greenly, Jack Baynum. Billy Ell
lingsworth and Bobby Niebert with
2 each and Gil Darby with a double
were the big guns for Glendale.
ElwoOd Brown started for Harring-
ton with Charley Riley coming in
in the 4th to finish.
Harold ROthmel, FELTON, hurler,
and Buk Semans, Viola lefthander,
hooked up in a good mound duel
! last Sunday with FELTON, winning
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