Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-07-18

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game Of the second half
without a loss as all sixteen
teams in the Pee Wee Di-
vision of the Rockville Boys
Baseball Association saw ac-
ton Saturday.
F. o. Day took over first
place in the American League
as it defeated Potomac, GA, in a
real exciting game. Potomac
led, 4-3, entering the fourth inn
ing when the Day boys rallied
for three runs to take the lead
and then STAYED off a last inn
ing rally by Potomac to take
the win. Chuck Miller went the
distance to pick up his sixth win
of the season. Jim Burlington
with a double and Bobby Paint
er and Miller each with two
singles led the hitting attack.
Billy EarInan and Johnny
Webster shared the pitching
for Potomac with Webster TAX
ing the loss. Johnny Christen-
sen with three singles starred
at bat for the losers while Web
ster contributed a triple.
r. L. Smith Realty retained
first place in the National
League by downing East XII
wants. 12-6. Herbie Howard was
the winning pitcher as Bobby
James, Mike Welsh and Joe
Good also saw action. Steve
Payne led the hitting with two
triples in two trips. Mike Grim
also lad a triple and Brian
Studs and Howard each had
two for three to also star.
Wilson was the losing pitcher
and he was relieved by Long
champ. Chris Nothstine and
Tom Buck obtained the two hits
for the losers.
Mark Motors downed Civitan,
17-12, in a high scoring game
in which there were % walks
issued. Jerry Gordan was the
hitting star as he came to bat
twice with the bases loaded and
doubled each time and drove in
seven runs in all. Jimmy Viii
son had two hits and scored
three times. Jimmy Bodnar
was the defensive star as he
made a fine catch in right field
with the bases loaded to end
the game. Working went the
distance to pick UP the win.
Civtan pounded out seven
hits but its pitchers had con.
troll problems and as a result
Civita1 took its first loss of the
second half.
st. Mary's downed Bealps
ESQ, Ill, behind the four-hit
pitching of Mike Cassidy, who
struck out ten and walked none
to pick up the win. Cassidy
also contributed a triple and
single to aid his own cause.
Bobby Spencer added a double
and single while Joe Deming
had two singles and Mike Coan
a double to also star at bat for
the winners.
Andy Ramey was the losing
pitcher and he was followed by
Kline. Schur singled and Ramey
tTipled to account for the losers
score.
Budney Realty defeated West
Kiwanis, 9-5, as David Nash
pitched a three-hitter and struck
out eight to pick up the win.
Garrett Robertson was the bat
ting star as he had two for two
including a triple.
Billy Olmsted started for
West Kiwanis and took the loss.
He was relieved by Mike Harsh.
Friedman and Harsh each tri-
pied to star at the plate for the
losers.
Optimist won over Serco, 21-1,
as Wayne Jones went three
innings to pick up the win.
Davis and White also saw action
on the mound. Teddy Watson
was the star at the plate with
four hits in four trips including
a double. Skip White had two
doubles and a single in four
trips while Hagan and Jones
doubled to also star at bat.
Sindelar and Brutscher work
ed on the mound for Serco with
Sindelar taking the loss. Brut-
scher and Boucher each singled
for the losers.
Rotary defeated Womack Elk
terminators, 1916, behind the
four-hit pitching of Terry Hill
who struck out eight to notch
his first win. Hill also added
two hits and drove in two runs
to help his own cause. Jimmy
Lang doubled and drove in
three runs and Leslie Cold
smith singled to drive in one
run to also star at bat. James
Weiger was the defensive star
with a nice catch in right field
with the bases loaded.
Pat Carroll was the losing
pitcher. McChesney with a
triple and two runs driven in
and Chesolsky with single and
two runs batted in starred at
bat for the losers.
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