Evening star., 1960-04-13
Little Generals
Back in Thick
Of TifIeRa

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Washington-Lee. which has
won the Northern Virginia
Group I baseball champion
ship nine times since 1s47 but
missed the title the last two
years, is back in the thick Of
the race.
The Generals yesterday de-
feated Mclean, 7-5, at WI
despite three home runs by the
losers. 1t was wills third
straight league victory.
George Washington and
Wakefield also captured their
third league victories yesterday
The Presidents managed only
three hits but defeated Grove
ton. 1913. in a game called after
flve innings that lasted three
hours. Randy McGraw singled
home Bill Woessner with the
winning run in the seventh
inning to give Wakefield a 4-3
victory over Mount Vernon at
Wakefield.
In other Group I games,
H a m m ond defeated Falls
Church, 1914. at Falls Church
and Lee defeated Fairfax, 4-2,
at Fairfax. Fairfax is the de-
Tending league champion.
Sam SwindellS, the star of
Wilson's victory in the Inter-
high League playoffs last year,
won his first start of the season
yesterday as the Tigers took a
10-5 victory over Cardozo at
Cardozo. Swindells, a senior
lefthander. had been troubled
with a sore arm last week.
Eastern smashed five home
runs in defeating Tech, 1913,
at Tech.
Northern virginia Group I
GEO. WASH. Isl 65-1o q Z
Packer, Schools (2l and stepal;
Phillyaw, Kerlin t4) and Arnold HR
Packer tGrovetonl. LIST, none on
tGsme called after fve inninssJ
MeLEAN N ---- 3o3 1 00o3 % s (
Ratherdale and seltmann. HR-Mc-
Bride Mclean, Sd, l on; Lowry (Mc-
Lean. I'd, none on; Finnelle Mclean
9th, none on.
FALLS CHURCH 900 O4O % . j
slattery and Avlean; Landrus and
Hardy. HR-Arehart Hammond
7th, l on; Duncan IF. c., 5th, . on.
MT. VERNON - Ool ooc o-3 5 o
strayhorne and Moser. WOessnsr and
Dirks.
LEE --.---- 400 600 o. g 4
FAIRFAX OOl OOl % . 3
Grigss and Mack: Hall and Hollo-
way. HR-Hall Fairfaxl, Sd, none on
InterhiEh LeaEu.
WILSON -- al0 600 do : 4
CARDOZO O2O olO O-5 4
SwindellS and Snyder; Green and
Lowery. HR-ThotakiS wilson, 1st,
l on.
.rAaTEpN 700 oso 10 10 I
MCKINLEY - 100 oil "a 4 :
liams. HR-Brown Mckinley, lst,
none on; J. Jones tEasternl go, 5th,
none on, and 1th, none on; NJ. Jones
noa: cn Frazier Gasaern Rens O "a iHG NON. ON on
cooIIpdE T5STESM = sSS sSS Gcd G6ca SSSS21- SS2-3 : !
Raid and Lewis. Hill and Kelly.
HR-Burchette tcoolidEe, 1st, 2 on.
eHAMgERLAIN @o20 @ $40 $40 % 10 4
Bora. Handon a.. Davis az, Han
don 90 and Ward; Wood, Harrod (6)
and Coutharne.
Md. Bi.County
B5ETHEspT1H4I;c. c. olo COZ oo3 I 2
Lingenfeiter and Cone; Rivers and
Vailati. ...'
ST. STEPHENS 030 OOS Ia 9 !
ST. ALBANS 900 O03 Ga Q :
shepherdson and Davidson; Dirksen.
ITnC Itwin q and Jonas HR-ori1ith 'st.
SfENsfG ~" I@" 90 90 E7 ( 7
Smith, Dorsey 90 and Faulkner;
and staubitz, Jones t5l.
DAMASCUS 900 usJe4 Ga IS 3
souder and Burns Wayne, Franklin
a., Holmes t5l. Browning t6l and e.
WaEner, HR-Souder Damascusl' 5th,
on.
euANTIco POST Ool ool o.? ! I
ST. ANTHoNY's 434 ITO x-l3 >
Boylston. Cosby (al and ParanZino;
Il, R. Wagner tst. HnthonyO 1st,
l on.
MosBY ACAD'Y 12O $50 La 10 Z
GEO. MASON 300 200 o. 5 9
Kenney and wertz: Machrowicz, Al
CHARLOTTE HALL ITO O3o o-57 2
600 $50 x--7 5 l
Price, Harrington go and Weigle:
Groh, Cooper t5), Camalier (o) and
Taylor.
GWYNN PARK 600 600 l. l 5 o
LACKEY 200 DOB K 40 b
Faunce, Jackson 90 and, Turner
Richardson a.; Bowie and Crown.
HR-Jim Lundstrom (LackeY, 9th.
one on.
LEoNARDTowN 900 OO2 A. 8 s .
sAsscER 900 GG2 Ia 8 5
Cation, Kimmett t6), Cation 90
and A. Gross; Crawford. Catloth %
and Bell. HR-Catloth (Sssscer, 6th,
none on
LUTH. JACKSON 002 040 3 9 6 ,
HOFF. BOSTON 600 O02 o. , 5 g
Latney and DAVIS; Powell, Green (6)
and Chapman, Cant t5).
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