Evening star., 1961-04-22
Everett HurIs
GrOVefOn 10
League

Msts;2 &5: S;93sn ! ! s. 25SIg5n g5a,rt !
Wskefield Max : Jas. Madison !
Fairfax : Annandaie Q 3
The rubber arm of Charles
lefty Everett is the chief
reason for Groveton High
Schools surprise in the North
ern Virginia Group Ia base
ball race this reason.
Everett yesterday pitched the
Tigers to a So decision over
Wakefield at Groveton to give
the Fairfax County School first
place in the league.
1t was the fourth straight
victory of the season for the
! senior lefthander. Sophomore
Pete Denitto'S one-hitter
Wednesday against Osbourn
accounts for the other Grove
ton decision.
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GroVetons only loss was to
Mclean on one-hitter by the
Highlanders' John Bayne.
The Tigers were considered
title threats last year, but fiz-
.Zled badly. This season thev
were not expected to be near
the top because Coach Gus
PanagoS was rebuilding with
sophomores.
Mclean scored four times in
the top Of the seventh inning to
defeat George Washington, 60
and remain only one-half
game behind Groveton. Ham
mord, tied with Mclean for
second, had its game with An
Mandate rained out last night.
OSbourn won its first game
30, over Jeb Stuart at Manas-
saS on a fifth-inning error.
Riders Stay Ahead
Roosevelt remained in first
place in the Interhigh Leagues
West Division by whipping
Wilson, 81, and Mckinley con-
tinued to flex its muscles in the
East Division with a 1913 drub-
bing of Spingarn.
Tommy Bresnahan's triple in
the bottom of the ninth inning
drove in Basil Sapienza, who
had singled, to give DeMatha a
4-3 decision over Gonzaga in
"a Catholic League game at
Riverdale.
VIII son NTERHIGH LEAGUE
ROOSEVELT - 10&' 4Ol K 3 o Z
SHOEMAKER and Sauls, Wood Cs,c
Cont and johnson.
GGEEfAhMRFRLA1N GEfh1 h1IFE 0lG obi qGG 33 q I ,.
Bora and Simpson: Eqt r?i Young T Coins : I
t6!, and sokol, Hodges t7J. 0-N'
HR = Simpson chamberlain 2d.
none on.
Coolies ii7II i7I 89i 37I 80 g Z
Dobbins, BurweIl e.. Ale Alien ,,t4
Lowery l2j, Garry C3p. Jefferson t5i'
kash l6l and Gurley. Collins. Biibo
20 and Stanos, Brooks C6D.
y, "iIiamS tCoolidgel lst, none
ssPINGARN OlO 600 o-1 3 &
MCKINLEY OlO 5ll XII 10 i
apG MoGTei {atd.d Hunt go and Bell, Proctor
BELL --.- l4l 1o3 DO 10 -
DUNBAR OlO OIO O. ) 5
HAYS and Martz, Chance ca: Ian
caster Dempsey 90 and Kinnard.
MD. BI.cOUNrY
VIE WHEAToE I E'i n 600 600 GOO GOO Is ! z.
Zass. sqsce ~ and stasulli: Don.
alcSon' Baker t1D and Sheriff.,
VIRGINIA GROUP IA
W%:Ii'o" WI 6IS " 6iS DO % 2 3 3.
% Massey. ,Leishear 81 and Wrenn,
RuRP RP %; Newman and Baker
DaFne Madison. 5th, none on.
STUART ------o2o 600 Go 3
osR0TRN R55R7d ,,,c Oh olo x 3 /.
t'N'9NAA oAib CAbINt'
WAKEFIELD -Oo2 600 O. 4
GRovETON ,0O3 200 < 4
Herndon, corderella o. Vaughn C5j
and Faoella; Everett and Snyder
aftEAN aE6. NASH. -5Ss 5Ss SSo SSo ia t--ee s 5 2.
DEITY Bryan t5,, Bayne C7) and
Stalcup; KeIlip and johnson.
bEMATHAA @00Ii 90 oo""I-3 3 !
lurowski and Roach; Sullivan and
Moraz' sapinien5a a..
EPIseoPAE EPl ddPAES 3fa 3ia diS di9 6@-s 8 g.
KreutneT, Erwin co. and Jonas Car
TIington, Rose 90 and Allen. HR-
tin tst. Albans), 4th, none on,
ST STEPHENS 3o@ 4Io Ill 10 !
YORKTOWN, .7Ol l2O Oil IL 81
rtfdamsn: a9n5s6 HsTsts bea cbsstisB Ga B g. and and
Zimmers, Taylor 90.
WIZARD PREP 5o2 100 o-S 6 .
CONGRESSl Al POP 050 Kill . >.
and Pickering, Binker GD: McGovern. !
Bannach % and Vincent McGoyern .
Bannach CcongD 5th. none on
WI III 'NOHe DlUs one on,
Pickering Woodward Ist. two on:
Bowers ,Woodward) lst, none on
Clifford tWoodward) lSt, none on.
GOOD COUNSEL 600 Oa-3 .
MACKIN OU2 OO-2 5 81
,, Rubini and Graham; Jackson and
HR-Fletcher Good counseD 5th.
one on.
PRIORY 600 0OI Of 3 2.
FRIENDS 200 600 o." 3 a.
Pratt and Payne; PAGE and Pyles. /
G'TOWN FROSH OO2 100 O-3 .,
CARROLL 0O2 43O X-q 8 L
eastman, Reidy a. and Squairito
Berling and Brennan.
LANDON 2ll O4O Ks 10 81
Tyler and Abbo; Bailey and Clark
HR-Clark GandonD 1th one on
Berger GandonD 5th, none on.
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