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THE JOURNAL-NEWS, THURSDAY, JUNE 28, 1 973 3D Brewers blank Pearl River SENIOR BABE RUTH The Brewers won their first game, 3-1, over Nanuet, and since then no opposing batter has dented home plate. After Wednesday's same. By RICHARD GUTWILLIG Staff Sports Writer Bob Corley and Cliff Wog-lom provided the, heroics for the Clarkstown Brewers Wednesday night as the Red Division-leading team scored a 5-0 victory over home-team Pearl River in Senior Babe Ruth action. The Brewers have been get ting fantastic pitching all summer in moving to a 5-0 league mark. Coach Lou Yacopino's staff has yielded but one run in 35 innings and the team has won its last four games by shutouts.

Woglom was the hurler Wednesday night and he set down the Pirates on four harmless singles. The young righthan- Over the wall is out mm der walked one and his teammates played errorless ball behind him and helped out with two fine double plays. Third baseman Gary James started both twin-killings and he was also very instrumental in the Brewer offense. James singled in the first Clarkstown run in the third with two outs scoring Bob Maine. In the fifth, it was an intentional walk to James, loading the bases, that made an Instant hero out of Corley.

With Tom Murphy on the mound for Pearl River, Woglom started the inning with a bunt single. However, a 1-6-3 doubleplay gave the Pirate righty two quick outs. Murphy then walked Maine, Bill Ditt-mer was safe on an error and a passed ball moved the runners to second and third. Woglom said: "It sure was good going a full seven innings. My curve was working real well out there and the Pearl River players kept staying in the back "of the box and that helped." Corley commented that he had never hit a grandslam homer before.

"I don't really know what kind of pitch it was. I just hit the hell out of it. I was madder than you know what'when they walked Gary to get to me. I guess I showed them." The Brewers will put their unbeaten streak on the line Friday against Nyack at the Nyack College field. Don Richards, who one-hit the Nvack club a week ago, will hurl for Clarkstown.

Clarkstown Breweri 001 040 0-3 4 0 Pearl River Pirstoj 000 0O0 0-0 4 5 SUMMARY Runi batted in CB James, Corley 4 Home runs CB Corley Stolen bases CB: Brutort I Pitchers' records WP: Woglom (1-0), LP: Murphy OI). the strategy to threads by lashing a long drive to deep left for his four-run homer. Woglom was in complete control throughout, mixing his curve and sneaky fastball well. He walked just the one man and fanned four in hurling his first complete game since last summer's Babe Ruth League season. Murphy, who played shortstop during the high school season, was making his first start of the summer.

He walked six and fanned two. Other than the four-run shot. Murphy gave up only three hits, but his teammates made five errors to keep in trouble. He did field his position well, handling six chances, starting the Pirate double play and handling three consecutive co-mebackers in the fourth. Woglom's shutout follows two by Jim High (2-0.

7-0) and one by Don Richards (3-0). 3fff flEMflflg Starts 'A-H-rtsPJ James, who was eight-for-12, was then purposely walked to bring up Corley. He smashed CANON CITY, Colo. (AP) -When the inmates at the Colorado State Penitentiary medium security unit begin their golf tournament Saturday, any shot hit over the wall will definitely be considered out of bounds. Associate Warden Jack M.

Capelli said prisoners have been working for several years to install the nine-hole, par 34 course at the main yards of the medium security section. The longest hole is 325 vards and the shortest is 105. Valley sinks Nanuet' i0r.mMfw.Tj, rm.lwrAfii- gap in right center good for three bases and three runs. Meanwhile Viotta was throt tling the Nanuet bats, allowing effing only two hits in both the sec ond and the seventh. the first.

Consecutive singles by Lynn Pinkston, Ken Eagle, Barry Lollich, and Mark Stan-lea keyed the rally. Nanuet tallied its two runs on a neatly-executed RBI squeeze bunt by losing pitcher Bob Roman and a line single by Paul Tuzzolino. The Valley put the game out of reach in the sixth when Horvitz slashed a drive into the Stu Horvitz cracked a bases-loaded triple and Joe Viotta hurled a 10-strikeout four-hitter to pace the Spring Valley Recs to an 8-2 triumph over the Nanuet Patrolmen In a Wednesday Rockland County Senior Babe Ruth League game. The Recs broke out on top early as they pushed across four runs in the home half of Nanuet 010 000 l-J 4 3 spring valley 410 003 x-l I 1 SENIOR BABE RITH Wednesday's Results Clar. Brewers 5, Pearl River 0 Sp.

Valley 8, Nanuet 2 Red Division SUMMARY: Runs batted In: Tuzzolino, Roman. SV: Pinkston, Eagle, Lollich, Stanlea, Horyltl 3. Three base hits: 5V: Horviti. Stolen bases: SV: Osborne 3, Eagle Pitchers' records: WP: Viotta, LP' 5 3 Clarkstown Brewers Spring Valley Recs Giants take Valley battle 'IfflSffiKi 3ra5IX4C4r5S writ Nyack Recs 2 Blauvelt Rotry 0 Nanuet County Patrolmen 0 Blue Division Suffern Mounties 2 Clarkstown Recs 2 Albertus Magnus 1 Pearl River 0 tester BIG BOY LEAGUE Q2E IJ MM! SV Giants 401 010 1-7 6 SV Dodgers 000 000 0-0 1 SUMMARY: 3 OflEXil VJB (SLID dWH' Runs batted in: Durso 2, Marcus 2, Kornberg, Boyd, Lawrence. Three base hits: Durso.

Home runs: Marcus. Stolen bases: Marcus 2. Durso. BASEBALL SLATE Robert Cohen tossed a sterling one-hitter to lead the Spring Valley Giants into first place in the West Division of the Rockland County Big Boy Legue as they trounced the Spring Valley Dodgers Wednesday, 7-0. Cohen faced only 25 batters, four over the limit, as he whiffed 11 of the enemy and walked only three.

Losing pitcher Nat Workman got the only hit, a single, and was immediately erased on a line drive double play. The Giants scored early and often as John Durso followed two first-inning walks with a zooming triple to left. Dave Marcus then pourided one to Pitchers' records: WP: Cohen, (2-1) LP: Workman (1-2). the furthest outskirts of cen-terfield for a two-run homer. The Giants went on to score single tallies in the third, fifth, and seventh.

Durso singled, stole second, and scored on Stu Romberg's third-inning single. Marcus duplicated Dur-so's feat in the fifth and tallied on Andy Boyd's single. Steve Lawrence's sacrifice fly brought in the last Giant's run. Lawrence also ended the game with a sparkling one-handed, running grab in deep center off the bat of Workman. Stony Point defeats Mets TODAY Met Lenque ClarsMown IBEWs ys.

Elmwood Park at County Park, Lyndhurst, N.J., 6:30 p.m. Senior Babt Ruth Nanuet vs. Suffern at Suffern HS, p.m. FRIDAY Senior Babe Ruth Clarkstown Brewers vs. Nyack, Nyack College, p.m.

Blauvelt vs. Clarkstown Recs, Clarkstown North HS, 6 p.m. SATURDAY Big Boy Giants vs. Mets, Spring Valley HS, 10 30 a.m. Congers vs.

Dodgers, North Rockland HS, 10 30 a m. Stony Point vs. Sulfern, Suffern HS, 10:30 a.m. SUNDAY Met League Clarkstown IBEWs vs. Teaneck, Pairleigh Dickinson University field, Teaneck, N.J., 2 p.m.

Senior Babe Ruth Nyack vs. Spring Valley 12), Memorial Park, 2 p.m. Clarkstown Recs vs. Suffern (2), Suffern HS, 2 p.m. Albertus Magnus vs.

Clarkstown Brewers, Clarkstown North HS, 2 m. Pearl River vs. Blauvelt, Tappan Zee HS, 2 p.m. Nanuet vs. Blauvelt, Tappan Zee HS, 4 p.m.

Big Boy Giants vs. Mets, Spring Valley HS, I p.m. Congers vs. Dodgers, North Rockland HS, lpm. Suffern vs.

Stony Point, Suffern HS, 1 p.m. With two out in the fourth, Steve Lindberg and Bob Brooks singled and John Howed walked to load the bases. Mike Manger then drilled a single up the middle for two. Two walks and a bunt single set up Scott Keyser's booming three-run triple to the alley in right center in the fifth, and Keyser then scored on an error. Stony Point 000 240 0-6 i Spring Valley Mets 200 0 00 0- 2 i i SUMMARY: Runs batted In: SP: Keyser 3, Manger 2.

SV: Arter. Three base hits- SP Keyser Stolen bases SP Brooks. Pitchers' records: WP: Fratello 130), LP: Acker (2-1). Stony Point and the Spring Valley Mets both entered their Wednesday Rockland County Big Boy League fracas with unblemished 4-0 records, but only the former emerged unscathed as they topped the Mets, 6-2. Frank Fratello won his third straight without a loss as he gave up only a single in the first and one in the fifth and retired 10 of theenemy via the strikeout route.

Spring Valley struck first for two in the opening inning on a walk, three fielders choices, an error, and Pete Arter's RBI single. But Stony Point came up with two big Innings to wrap it up. SENIOR LEAGUE ROCK 6 RAGING AT IWOOTICEUO Lumber fells Andy's NFC wins ladies net playoffs is the Orangeburg Lumber building a big lead in 'iSES FREE $10 WHEEL ALIGNMENT gQ, I I All American Cars. I ittS553113 rJ I I I Most VWs, Toyotas, 1 I I Volvos, Datsuiw. Opels.

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Nyack's Jenifer Latham and Sandi Yerg remained undefeated for the season by winning at the third position. They beat Michelle Weston and Harriet Holds-worth, 7-5. 4-6, 6-2. Finishing behind Nyack and Riverview in the A Division were Sleepy Hollow and Whip- mm July 4 thru Sept. 1 BLOOD SWEAT TEARS JulHtn (Wed.) (7 I CM JAY THE AMERICANS Jul 5th (Thurt.) (7-8 f.M.) July Slh (fri.) (7-1 P.M.) July 7th (Sat.) (7-8 P.M.) THE FOUR SEASONS July tlth (Wed.) (7-8 July 12th P.M.) iuly 13th (Fri.) (7-8 P.M.) July 1 4th (Sit.) Two shows (1-1 P.M.I (7-8 P.M.) Followed by The Shirelles, Gary U.S.

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