Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-06-08
Civif0n Defeats
Businessmen to
Knot American

run lead, then held on de-
spite a vicious st. Mary's
rally which scored three runs
lin the last inning to hand
the CYO team its first loss
and tie up the American
league standings.
Pepsi won 4-3 as Kellerberg
was the winning pitcher. He al
lowed four hits and then went
the distance. He also hit a dou-
BILE and scored a run as team
mates Ricketts, and Mundy
Clipped in with two hits each.
Dumbroski, the loser, allowed
seven hits. st. Mary's rallied in
the last inning on a double by
Steve DiPietro and a sacrifice
by Paul which brought across
three runs before Dumbroski
could put out the fire.
Civitan earned a tie for first
place in the Rockville Midget
league by defeating Business
men. SO. Ricky Marth hit two
home runs and Chuck Amstoly
hit one to lead the Civitan at
tack. Heeney of Civilian got g.
for.3 while Bob Shope walked
three times and scored three
runs.
Thompson was the winning
pitcher as he allowed six singles
and struck out eight. Egnato-
vich was the loser as he pitched
a seven-hitter, striking out IL.
However, Thompson had more
control walking only four bat
tiers to the Businessmen's eight.
In National division action,
Potomac defeated Lawn Doctor,
1875, as Randy Rubino scattered
four hits. Raspberry and Bob
Caldwell each had triples for
the winners, while Anderson
had a triple and Hoffmaster
had a double for the losers.
Hoffmaster was the losing
pitcher as he was touched for
il hits.
McDonald's Hamburgers de-
feated Meadowbrook, SO, as
Bruce Mcdonald allowed three
hits in a pitchers battle with
Wallach of the losers. Wallach
also only allowed three hits but
had less control than Mcdonald.
Wallach walked seven to his
opponents four.
Games Of May 81
Standard Supply exploded
against Lawn Doctor, 15-2, u.s.
ing its entire bench I'm the pro
cess. Ed Jones hit two home
runs for the winners and Tom
Stone collected four singles in
four trips for a perfect day at
the plate. Denny Schrider had
q triple.
Stone was the winning pitch
er, allowing five hits and strik-
ing out 10 while allowing a sin
gle free pass. Paul Santo was
the loser and Hoffmaster also
pitched. Between them, they al.
lowed 10 hits. Anderson with
three singles was the hitting
star for the losers.
Handley got three hits for
four times at bat as Civitan
bombed Meyer Builders. 12-1.
Thompson was the winning
pitcher allowing six hits and
walking three. Robinson was
the loser on a five hitter. Pot
ter's triple and Roger Manuel's
single drove in the only run for
the losers.
Boots Spencer pitched a no
hit shutout and hit a home run
as st. Mary's defeated Kiwanis,
90. The game was close until
the last inning when st. Mary's
crashed loser Englemeyer for
four runs to pull away.
Businessmen defeated Pepsi
Cola, 81, as Egnatovich pitched
a one-hitter and struck out 10
Pepsi batters. Norman Ricketts,
was the loser. He allowed five
hits, including Chuck Amstuty's
double.
Bill Brooks allowed one hit
as the Optimist defeated Mead
OVERLOOK, ITO. Brooks and Joe
MILFORD also led the winners at
the bat. Bob Burleson was the
loser.
Potomac led by the two home
runs by Bill Kalius came from