Evening star., 1961-04-15
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Mclean Nine

Mclean High School, leading
the Northern Virginia Group
LA League in baseball, travels
to Four Mile Run Tuesday
night to play Wakefield, a team
that could be the Eagles tough
est opponent thus far.
Mclean defeated previously
unbeaten Lee yesterday. 9-6.
and holds earlier victories over
Groveton and Madison, the
latter beaten yesterday by
Wakefield. 1912. Lees record
now is 81.
In other league games, Fair
fax shut out Falls Church, 90,
and Hammond came up with
four runs in the last inning to
edge George Washington, 4-3.
Mclean easily beat Madison
in its opener, 8-3, then blanked
Grovetop, 20. Yesterday, the
Eagles got off to a 60 lead
after two innings, but then fall
tered. Bill Deity, who started,
got credit for the win, but
needed help from Ken Bryan.
Wakefield teed off for seven
runs in the second inning, high
lighted by a two-run homer by
Tom Cox, his first in three
years of varsity play. Tim Hill
also homered, for the Warriors.
Jim Hall Of Fairfax turned in
the best pitching performance
in the league yesterday, limit
ing Falls Church to two hits, a
bunt single in the first inning
and a single in the sixth. He
famed IA. striking out the side
in the third and fourth innings
and the first batter in the fifth
for seven in a row.
Another good pitching per-
formance came on the combined
effort OF Ted Aranow and Gary
Goubeau of Montgomery Blair
as they pitched hitless ball in
Blair's 10 victory over North
western in a Maryland BIZ
County League game.
NORTHERN VIRGINIA GROUP la
MADISON --- 600 200 o. . SO
WAAklEFIELD III olOx-I0 10 /
ISABELLA. Barksdaie t5). Home runs
Cox lWskefield) I'd, 2 on. Hill (Wake-
fieid) Sd none on.
FAILS EaI5s.gE CHURCH : 9oC 9oc 600 900 o-osS
Klare. Richter tel. Bos1rt c6I ana
Tomlinson; Hail and Kepiinger.
LEE - Ooa O4o o-s B4
"cFTnf FIinehum Vernon sS3 III otis xS 1ss IL M
Speer; Deity. Bryan (5) and Stallcup.
HAMMOND ------ 600 600 A 6 3
! CIV --- 020 100 % 5 3
Grove and Nelson, Hodges (s),
Coombs. Kerltn "a and johnson.
MARYLAND BI-COUNTY LEAGUE
WALTER JOHNSON 100 600 O-l 3 3
R1CHARD-MoET; 900 200 x-2 3 3
| (5l and Schwartzbach.
| BETHESDA-c. c. 900 100 O-3 9 3
4 BLADENSBURG O0l 900 0--l 3 q
Amick and Austin; Savia, Kurtz (5)
cGB.- -c.cJ 9Th, one '' on. -N'''''
NORTHWESTERN 600 900 90 o .
zass. susce (5D and stanull, stasuili;
Aronow. Goubeau "a and Bangledorf.
HIGH POINT - 20i 232 x-l6ls :
Elliott, Haus ~. Coe (3J, Louis "a,
SilveTS t6l and Jensen. Berry t6):
Noyak and Emmert Home runs
(Northwoo0, 9TH. none on.
+ NTERHIGH LEAGUE
teoosepyf2Lr tedoegepz2 S2s Sss sSd sS6 99--,fss2
4 Burweil. Jefferson al, Dibbins ~
and Gaffney; Cont and johnson. Home
run-Lowry tCardozo), 9Th, none on.
CHAMBERLAIN ..l!la. ---- do3 600 %
Bora and Simpson; Jackson, Green
1 t3J and Jeter.
BELL ---- OO1 600 O--l 3 /
I WESTERN 800 900 Ks 2
Hayes and Msrtz; Reed and Lewis. .
COOLIDGE 600 400 100 OO-5 l
| DUNBAR 300 O02 900 OO-5 13 3
Conlin and Spanos: Lancaster,
Dempsey l5) and Kinard.
| called after IL innings, tie.)
BALLOU 600 600 Ii | 5
MCKINLEY TECH 0I3 3l0 Ks 8
Coins, Norgorden "a and Sokol:
Proctor and Jordan. HR-Jasper INC
Kinley) 9TH, none on.
lac
ST ALBANS - 210 600 Ia 8
lLANDON 100 0O3 l-5 .
Martin and Jonas; coplovitz. Bailey
(2b and Clark.
ST. ST'HEN'S 900 OIO OOO-l l l
G'gtown Prep 0IO 900 O0l-2 .
Hunter. Stephenson (2), Holman
90, Stephenson (7I and Tiedeman;
Tyler and Abbo.