Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-08-01
Day, Smith Win End Half
Crowns In Rockville League
City Play Starts
Between Leagues
AT Billiards

won the second half cham
pionships of the National
and American Leagues in the
PeeWee Division of the
Rockville Boys Baseball AS
sociaiton. The teams played
Potomac and Civilian, first
half champions of the two
leagues for the right to rep
resent their respective cir
cults in the best-of-three
PeeWee City Series which
began at Billiards Field last
night.
r. L. Smith won it's sixth
game of the second half as it
downed Civilian. 4-3. Joe Good
pitched a one-hitter and struck
out II to pick up the win. Good
also led the hitting attack with
a single and homer in two trips
to the plate and Steve Payne
pounded out a double.
Summerour and Snowden
shared the pitching for the
losers with Snowden taking the
loss. Sonny Bane led the hit
ting with triple.
F. o. Day won it's seventh
game of the second half to re-
main undefeated as it downed
West Kiwanis, 20, in a game
called after three innings be-
cause of heavy rain. Chuck
Miller pitched a no-hitter and
struck out seven to pick up his
eighth win. Ronny Tolbert
singled for the only hit of the
game.
Billy Olmsted was charged
with the loss.
st. Mary's defeated Potomac,
IA, to win it's fifth game in
the second half and finish in
second place in the American
League for the half. Mike Cas-
sidy pitched a one.hitter to pick
up the win. Bob Chambers with
a double and single and Bobby
Spencer and Mike Coan each
with double led the hitting.
Gerry Snider and Johnny
Webster pitched for Potomac
with Webster taking the loss.
Billy Earman singled for the
only hit for Potomac.
Macs ESQ scored four runs
in the last inning to come from
behind and defeat Budney
Realty, 6-5. Brodie Mulligan
tripled with the bases loaded to
star at the plate. Beall also con.
tributed a triple. Ray Bullman
pitched a four-hitter and struck
out 10 to get the win.
David Nash was the victim of
the last inning uprising and
was charged with the loss.
Bealrs ESQ won over. Twin
brook Sports & Hobby, 10, be-
hind the one.hit pitching of
Andy Ramey. Bobby Reese
tripled and Billy Brown doubled
to lead the hitting attack for
the winners.
Putnam was the losing pitch
err. Bayles singled for the only
hit for the losers.
Serco won a Suggest from
East Kiwanis, 14-11, as Johnny
Sindelar picked up the win.
Thomas Brutscher was the hit
ting star with three for four in
GLIDING double and four runs
batted in. Trey Miller had two
for three while Boucher and
Sindelar each tripled to also
star.
Scott was the losing pitcher
and he also led the hitting at
tack with a triple.
Rotary defeated Optimist, 6-1.
behind the one-hit pitching of
Jimmy Lang. Marty Mundy
was the hitting star as he
tripled and singled in two trips
to the plate, drove in five runs
and stole home for the sixth
run.
Hagen and Davis shared the
pitching for Optimist with
Hagen taking the loss. Eddie
Davis singled and drove in the
only run for the losers.
Mark Motors downed Womack
Exterminators, 1874, as Fred
Swick picked up his first win
of the season. Swick struck out
seven, walked three and issued
one safe hit. Jerry Gordan led
the hitting with a single and
triple.
John and Tom Magnanelli
shared the pitching for Wo.
mack. McChesney got the only
hit for the losers.