Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-06-06
City PeeWees'
Schedule Cut
By Weather

cooperate and as a result
only IL teams saw action in
the Pee Wee Division of the
Rockville Boys Baseball As
ISOLATION.
Macs ESQ defeated F. o. Day
in a tight pitchers duel, 80, as
pullman pitched a four.hitter
and struck out eight while Civ
ing up four walks. B. Cleveland
was the hitting star for the win
ners as he hit home run in the
last inning with two out to
drive in Mullican with the tying
run and scored the winning run.
French had the only other hit
for Macs ESQ, a single in the
first inning.
Chuck Miller was charged
with the loss, his first of the
season, as he pitched a two-hit-
ter, struck out eight and walked
only one. Miller led the hitting
attack for the losers as he had
two doubles in three trips to the
plate and scored one run. Bobby
Painter and Ronny Tolbert each
had a single to account for the
other two hits.
Potomac won its fourth game
of the season as it downed
Twinbrook Sports & Hobby, so.
Johnny Webster pitched his
fourth straight shutout of the
season.
Webster allowed only one hit,
struck out nine and walked four
in picking up the win. Billy
Earman had two-for-two includ-
ing a triple and scored two runs.
Gerry Snider had a triple and
scored one run while Steve
Sulzer walked twice and scored
both times for the winners.
Putnam was charged with the
loss as he pitched a four-hitter,
struck out three and walked
three. He also obtained the only
hit for the losers.
In a high scoring game Opt
mist defeated Mark Motors, 1863,
to pick up its third win of the
season. Skippy White and Eddie
Davis combined to pitch a four
hitter and struck out nine.
White was credited with the
win. Wayne Jones with triple
and single, Jeff Morrison with a
single and double and Buzzy
Wolford also with a single and
double led the eleven hit attack
Tor the winners.
Belmont and Fairfax shared
the pitching for Mark Motors
with the loss being charged to
Belmont. Together they struck
out II batters. Fairfax had two
singles in three trips, Leonard
had a double and Parselh a
single to account for the hits for
the losers.
Budney Realty Co. defeated
Beall's ESQ, Al, as David Nash
pitched two-hitter, struck out
IL and walked four. 1t was the
second win Of the season for
Budney.
Johnny Carroll had two dou-
bles in three trips to the plate
and Bill Hornbostel and Robbie
Robertson each had a single and
double in three trips to lead the
hitting attack for the winners.
The loss was charged to Andy
Ramey who pitched a six-hitter,
struck out nine and walked five.
B. Reese tripled and B. Sexton
singled for the only hits for the
losers.
Rotary won its second game
as it downed East Kiwanis, 14,3.
Terry Hill, Marty Mundy, jim
my Lang and Mike Curtis all
pitched for Rotary with Lang
receiving credit for the win.
The Rotary boys banged out IL
hits as Marty Mundy had three
for-four and five runs batted in.
Mike Curtis and Steve Pierson
each had two hits.
Joe Monard starred defensive
ly as he made a beautiful back
handed stab of a hard hit ball
over second base with the bases
loaded and threw out the run
ner to save a couple of runs.
Scott was the losing pitcher.
He also singled for one of the
two hits for the losers. Adams
homered for the other hit.
Civilian won its fourth
straight game of the season as
it defeated Serco, 1876, in a
game called after four innings
because of rain. James Sum.
merour picked up the win as he
threw a two-hitter and struck
out nine. Danny Halves had a
triple and two singles in four
trips to the plate and Summer.
our belted homer and single
In three trips to lead the hitting
attack