Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-07-10
Rain Cancels
Last Half of
..A||-Star Tits

Montgomery OOuIlLy boys
Baseball Associations ALL
Star program at Gathers
burg Ag Center last Sunday,
! but not before an estimated
crowd of 1000 saw the Silver
Spring and Wheaton Midget
All-StRIs battle to a 3-3 tie,
arh George Lundy, jr., drive
a pitch far into the gray
horizon to give the Eastern
Junior All-Stars a 7-6 win
over their Western League
counterparts.
The program began under
threatening skies after a morn
ing Of intermittent rain. A down
pour halted the Senior League
!, All-Star contest despite fervent
pleas of the players. The Major
League game, scheduled to fol-
low the Senior contest, was also
monsooned.
The Silver Spring All-Stars
scored quickly in the first
inning of the initial contest.
Richie Head of Hillandale
drove In Bobby Fout of Lyons
Nursery in the top Of the first
inning. Reid Roberts of Top of
/the Park doubled to start the
bottom Of the first and went to
third ON a passed ball. He
scored the tying run on another
passed ball.
Lornie Sarbacker of the Ia
koma Tiger-Cubs singled to
start the second for Silver
Spring. He stole second and
rode home on teammate Bobby
LaRocca's bingle to give his
team a 2-1 edge. Dennis Drew.
cry scored in the top Of the
fourth to up the score to 81.
brewery of Hillandale walked
and stole second. He went to
third on passed ball and came
home on Mike Reynolds ground
out.
Wheaton tied the score In the
bottom of the fourth. Terry
Boswell of Kay Construction
and Kenny Brace of Wheaton
Lions walked. Roberts drove in
Boswell with his second hit,
sending Brace to third. A pass
/. nd ball brought home the third
run to end the scoring.
Pete jackson and Brace set
both sides down in order for
the last two innings.
Junior Game Exciting
In the Junior game, the West
ern League team scored three
runs on three hits In the first
inning. Jim Carroll of Coop
and Scotty Glockin Of Bethesda
.Civitan singled. Ray Boose of
Cave Ford doubled both home
and went to third on a passed
ball. Jim Adams of Carl Free
man scored him with a sacrifice
fly.
The East came back with q
pair OF runs In the bottom of
the first. Dennis Hanback, Of
Burtonsville singled but was
forced by Harold Ford Of the
Orioles. Paul Jensen of Sligo
Juniors singled him home. Den
mis- Kelly of Burtonsville
grounded to the pitcher who
overthrow first and Jensen
scored in the ensuing confusion.
The West made it 81 In the
third. Carroll walked and
Bosses second hit sent him to
third. Adams lofted another
sacrifice fly and scored Carroll.
Bruce Money singled Boose to
third and two walks and a pass.
ed ball brought two runs
across.
Sonny Jackson of the Tiger
Cubs walked in the fifth and
stole second. Jensen's second
hit brought him home to make
1t 60.
Julian Rainwater of the Opt.
mists started the last of the
sixth with a walk. After a
strike out, Jerry Ricucci of the
Tiger-Cubs was safe on an
error. Bobby Rowles of Bur.
louisville whitfield but was safe
at first to load the bases when
the catcher dropped the ball.
.Jackson's infield hit scored
Rainwater and brought up Lun.
.dy, who blasted one out of
sight to empty the bases and
end the game and give the win
- Ro,h PoxxyIan