Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-07-13
-Four Win Second
Games of Half
In Peewee Loop

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timist of the American
League and Potomac and r.
L. Smith Realty of the Ma
tional League all won their
second game of the second
half to remain indicated in
the Pee Wee division of the
Rockville Boys Baseball As
ISOLATION in action which
took place Saturday.
Buddy Cleveland pitched a
no-hitter to lead Macs ESQ to
a 81 victory over East XII.
wants. Cleveland struck out
IL and walked two in notch
ing the win. Brodie Mulligan
had two singles in three times
at bat while John Sorrells
belted triple and Steve Beale
double to lead the hitting
attack.
Longchamp, Wilson and
Scott shared the pitching for
the losers with the loss going
to Longchamp. They gave up
five hits, struck out seven and
walked two.
r. L. Smith Realty defeated
st. Mary's in a real close con.
test by the score of 80, as Joe
Good pitc h ed a one-hitter,
struck out eight and walked
only one. The winners scored
ali their runs in the first inning
on five walks and a nit bats.
man.
Bobby Spencer was the start,
ing and losing pitcher. Mike
Cassidy pitched the final four
innings and did not issue a hit
and struck out II. Cassidy also
starred at the plate with a
triple for the only hit of the
game.
F. o. Day downed Serco 15-3
as Ronny Tolbert pitched a
four-hitter and struck out -four
to pick up the win. The Day
boys were trailing 10 in the
third inning when they ex.
ploded for IL runs to put the
game out of reach. The big
blow was a home run over the
right centerfield fence by
Chuck Miller with two mer
aboard. Ronny Tolbert hao
two singles and a double in foul
trips to the plate while Jim Bull
lington and Danny Macaboy
each doubled to also star al
bat for the winners.
Humphrey and Brutsc her
shared the pitching with Pun
phrey taking the loss. John.
son had two singles and a
walk to star at bat for Serco.
Optimist defeated BealPs Els
so in a real thriller 81 as they
scored four runs in the fourth
inning to break a A tie ano
then STAYED off a three run
rally in the fifth by Beall's to
take the victory. Eddie Davis
picked up the win as he allowed
seven hits, struck out seven and
walked four. He needed heir
in the final inning and Wayne
Jones retired the final batter
Teddy Watson tripled and Mike
Hagan doubled for the winners
Andy Ramey was charged
with the loss as he gave UP
four hits, struck out six and
walked four. Steve Reichard
had a perfect day at the plate
with three hits in three trips
and three runs scored while
Gary Kline had two for two to
star at the plate for the losers
Billy Fyock Of Civitan wor
bis fifth straight game and
tripled home the winning run
as Civitan downed West XII
wants 80 in an extra inning
game.
Billy Olmstead was the los
ing pitcher as he allowed only
three hits but six walks at the
wrong time led to his downfall
Mathis led the hitting for the
losers with two singles.
Potomac defeated WoInack
Exterminators 1872 as Johnny
Webster and Billy Earmar
shared the pitching. Webster
was the winner as he allowed
one hit, one run, and struck OUT
eight in three innings. Ear
man went two innings and al
lowed two hits, one run and
walked five. Gerry Snider had
big day at the plate with a
single, double and triple in
three trips and six runs battcd
in. Steve Sulzer also had
three hits, including two
doubles and two runs batted in
and Johnny Christensen tripled
and singled, while Grant Detz
Ter had two singles to star al
the plate.
Porter was the losing pitcher.
McChesney and Novello each