Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-06-13
2 No-Hit Games, 1st Potomac Loss
In 2 Years Top City PeeWee Action
Jones Pitches
Perfect Came;
Good HurIs I'd

Two no-hitters, one a per-
feet game, and Potomac's
first defeat were the fea-
lures of the day as is teams
saw action Saturday in the
Rockville Boys Baseball Pee
Wee Division.
Wayne Jones pitched per-
feet game as Optimist defeated
East Kiwanis, ITO. Jones faced
the minimum of Is batters and
struck out II. Mike Hagan had
two home runs and also star
red defersively when he made
a shoe string catch in center
field to preserve the no-hitter.
Eddie Davis with a triple and
single, Wayne Jones with a
double and single and Buzzy
Wolford with two singles led
the hitting attack.
Longchamp was the losing
pitcher as he gave up 10 hits.
struck out four and walked
four.
r. L. Smith defeated BealI's
ESQ, 20, as Joe Good pitched
his second no-hitter of the
season. Good struck out 13 and
walked six in picking up the
win. Herbie Howard with a
triple and single and Mike
Welsh and Bob Miske each with
4 single led the hitting attack.
Andy Ramey was charged
with the loss although he
pitched well and gave up four
hits.
West Kiwanis handed Poto-
mac its first defeat in two sea-
sons by a score Of, SO, as Billy
Olmsted pitched a three-hitter,
struck out nine and walked five.
Potomac led, 80, until the
third inning when Denny Beall
homered with one on and cut
the lead to 80. Bruce Friedman
homered in the fourth to tie the
score and with two out Pat
Pontuis singled to drive in the
he breaking run. Mike Harsh
also homered with one on to
add a couple of insurance runs
to seal the victory.
Johnny Webster was charged
with the loss, his first of the
season, as he gave up five hits,
struck out seven and walked
three. Snider and T. Earman
each singled for the losers.
Civitan won its fifth straight
Of the season, to remain the
only undefeated Pee Wee team,
as it downed Twin Brook Sports
4 Hobby, 12-1. Billy Fyock
picked up the win as he pitched
a three-hitter, struck out four
and walked only two.
Giles Benson had two doubles
In three trips to the plate and
Steven Warner had a triple and
single in two trips to lead the
hitting attack. Civilian pulled off
a double play with the bases
loaded to halt a rally Of Twin
Brook.
Putnam was the losing pitch
or. Paquet doubled for the
losers.
Budney Realty defeated F. o.
Day, "a, in real thriller that
went six innings. Budney was
trailing, Al, entering the last
regulation inning when they
scored three times on four hits
to tie the game and then went
on to score two more In the
sixth TO wrap up the victory.
David Nash picked up the win
as he allowed seven hits, struck
out IL and walked only one.
Nash was also the batting star
as he pounded out two doubles
and two singles in four trips TO
the plate. Broome and Robertson
each had two singles for the
winners.
Chuck Miller and Ronny Tol.
bert pitched for Day with the
loss charged to Miller. Bobby
Painter with triple and double
and Rusty McLelland and James
Burlington each with two singles
led the hitting for the losers.
St Mary's won its fourth
game Of the season as il
downed Womack Extermina.
tors, 1874, behind the pitching of
Bobby Spencer who allowed
only two hits and four walks.
Billy Stanfield led the 13 hit at
tack as he tripled and drove in
three runs.
The loss was charged TO
Denis. John Magnanelli got
both hits for Womack.
Serco debated Rotary, S,3, as
Thomas Brutscher tossed a
three-hitter. struck out six and
walked four. Troy Miller had
two-for.three at the plate includ.
ing a triple and drove in four
runs while d. Jones had two for
four to star at the plate for the
winners.
Terry Hill was the losing
pitcher. Mundy went two for
two and drove in two runs and
Goldsmith doubled TO lead the
offaclr g.. A.