Evening star., 1960-04-15
Two No-Hitfers
Top Action in
School Games

Mike Cleveland, a junior
starting his second game, yes
terday pitched a no-hit, no-run
game as Wakefield notched its
fourth straight Northern Vir-
ginia Group I baseball victory,
SO, over James Madison at
Wakefield.
Cleveland. a 5-foot-9, TO-
FOUNDER who pitched Jayvee
ball last year, struck out three
and walked two.
Three st. Johns pitchers
combined for a no-hitter as the
JohnnieS walloped Mackin.
21-0. in a Catholic League
game at st. Johns. Jerry
Brown and Ken Claro each
pitched three innings for St.
Johns in that order and Billy
Darlington the last one.
Washington-Lee and George
Washington kept pace with
Wakefield atop the Group l
standings with victories. WI
defeated Lee. liza, at WI and
CIV shut out Falls Church.
12-0, behind Jimmy Arnold at
Alexandria'S Municipal Sta
dunn.
Suitland won its sixth
straight game, an 8-4 victory
at Bethesda Chevy Chase, and
Walter Johnson boosted its rec
ord to SO with a I'll triumph
over Oxon Hill at Walter John
son.
Results:
No. Va. Group I
FAILS CHURCH 600 900 o o 10 4
oES; 5,chs.As WASH, $50 400 S-I2 9 ]
and Hardy: Arnold and carver. PSp aR4 -
Arnold tGW), 1st, one on,
MT; VERNON. O2l 0l0 % s )
Cornwen. Shoemaker (6) and Har-
ris; Pacella. Bowers t7) and Moser.
We W.E - GS5 GS5 if9 1f9 SD SD i i ! !
Otis, Sutherland (6J and Mack;
Newman and Goold. HR Davi:
W-L) 1st, none on.
ScGAET sTgART ------- 90d Sod 00d 0oI q 9 9
McGuire and Robysk; YOunEs and q
Nelson.
MADISON, NJ 1---- 900 900 90 o s
man; Cleveland and Dirks.R R Barbse SsrIe5- Vs5
lnterhigh League
pAEY pANAGosTIA Ss 40 so ga IA Ole 12 |
Hinton and Bryant; Harrod and Nc
EeeS5ya EE9eeogE5yEIr S5G S59 S3I S31 9-1g II ]
cAS94Ho co4iss, ovelton S%l oSI g, oM and 4utt4
Iowry. HR-Wills Roosevelt, ist
PgSRAs PUN I4ISv 900 0Q3 %
Holloway. Dempsey IL and Wanna.
chette (coolidgeI. 9th, none on.
BELL los 100 O-7 4
WESTERN Ool or lie Q
Masts fompsins Pskss and nd Brfesy Essis II HR snt
Palmer CwesternJ, 7th. none on
ccEAMR,ELA1N c !An 090 600 l2l -
EASTEFE SayiF and woo 900 III TmS Ton.! l.,,, 3
(6) and Jeter, johnson C7J.
MARYLAND Bi-County
BLADNsB1RG $40 0OUaa X-a15
Stewart. Jennings 81 and Lawson
Curtis and Jones HR-LOmbardc
tBladensbursl, I'd, none on: Burct
lBiadensbursl' LIST, on.
B, MoNIG'RY 300 2l0 ~ 9
Reite, MCGEE, CSl. Gangardl ~ anC
Ayhsr Axe and Day, HR-aHammonc
Jarvis High Point, ist, on: o' MacSe, @
IMontgomery), LIST, none on: Curtii
montgomery. 9th. none on.
SSg5cIAND S9cc dSJ JS5 1SS 1sS "a :
Middledorf, Moyer n and Cone, Hi
Brandt B-CCl, 4th, none on; Tiller1
(Suitland), Sd, none on.
Catholic League
ST. JOHNS --l1OO 700 3-2l Is
MACKIN ~ 900 600 % O
Brown, Claro az, Babbington G
and Soria, Jenkins 90: Hill Marcu
a. and EStrella. HR-Soria (St
Johns, lst. 3 on: Claro (St. John s.
7th, on.
Others
PooLEsvILLE 200 OOo 81 IL l
GARSBURG 904 100 x-l4 s
johnson, Burdette (5) and Burdette
Minis (5); Jones and Cornelius. HR-
Lyles tPoolesvlllel, 1st, l one: WarC
(Gaithersburg), 1st, 3 on.
GoINizzAGA ---- OO1 OO1 % 8
Boratenski, Giller t6) and Roache
Proctor and Williams.
| MONTY BLAIR 01O OO1 %
s. HARSTOWN 900 $40 O-6 8
Parlaman, Compton (5l. Aronow (6
and Moss; Butch and Rerns.
GEO. MASON 100 3s1 2-15 IL
WARRENToN 600 OOl O-i 3 l
McNab and Duncan: wilkes, hand
back go, Butler go and Rider.
L191M&SIFEEHLLoWW 121S&IEH 9WWsr 9903 600 600 IA g
Groh and Taylor; Cosby and Buck