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VT" Baltimore, Monday, THE SUN SPORTS pu7 23, 7956 PAGE 18 Farmer Hurls No-Hitter As Gambrills Beats Wilf lax Motors Nine REINER BOWS Golfing Results For Week End In This Area Ed Bryan defeated Mickey Gerkk. 2 R- Feriuion and Lrry 3 A WINNERS TAKE TWO CONTESTS Spring Grove, Defending Baltimore Major Champs, Win Al Farmer hurled a no-hitter fo open the Baltimore Major League baseball season for Gam-brills as the county team took a double-header from Wilflax Motors, 1 to 0 and 8 to 0, yesterday at Gambrills. Gambrills pushed across the only run in the opener in the second inning for the victory, hile Farmer was setting the Wilflax nine down without a hit. Spring Grove Wins Two Spring Grove opened its defense of the league championship -4 Defending champion Country Club of Maryland got safely by Prince George in us hrst match ulu.i. uuu no sociation team championships by score of.

10 to 8. The highly favored Bethesda OUflfit lived I1D to Its rpDlltstinnl by ousting Baltimore Country Club. 15J-2 to 2Vi and RoUin Road dropped Bonnie view out of the running despite the fact that COS TlSO and PlCk Conte. Of the losers, swept their match against Charlie Bassler and Spencer Over- nn wuii, o-v. In thA nfhpr uennH rnnnril I V.

I uiu m. nit i v. ti k. I Meade, 10: Kenwood 8: Arevle. 17; V.F.W., Columbia.

12Vz: I Fountain Head, 5ls; Manor, 13; Indian Sprine. 5: Woodmont. lOlV nutnn fl Jt 71., vasnington c. 7. in me Baltimore match Walter Romans and Gene Bruninff lprl the Wnshinetnn Mn 1 team of Harry Greismer and Ralph Bogart to the turn.

But the Ki.J u- iioiiuia uuuicu me icimi, cicv-i onth snrl fulftv tn tk. -j V.L anu iiiiisiieu out tne mate 10 win, I 1 1 I i. I coorjy urowneii, ot the victors. shot a 63 over the Five Farms course. Perky Cullinane and Dean I 1 h7Y Ai JUST FOR FUN Chuck Burrows Mr and 1.

Bob Carroll defeated Paul Levtrton. 4 md 3 Jot uoonaa deieatea Nen snawen. and 2. Joe Koenlg defeated Jim Mann, 2 up. SECOND FLIGHT Jim Snyder deleated Howard Paul.

3 un. Jack Mccormick defeated John Child. I up jonn uroas deleaved etan Kaunas. 3 and 1. Jim Touian deleated W.

D. Lobdell. 3 and 1. Duane PTeller deleated Geo Georee lakos. 2 and 1.

Harvey Hail deleated Mike Fiore. 4 and 3 Ralph Parsons defeated Chaa. Dunchon. 1 uo. Irv.

David defeated Btan Boulden. 1 ud 21 holes. THIRD FLIGHT Lou Smith defeated Stan noulden. Jr 2 up. J.

A. Thompson defeatad Earl Rrare I UD. Dan Barber deleated Chat. Burnt. 3 and 1.

Frank Bryan defeated Elmer Houck, ana Marty Ping defeated Wm. Dorsey, up Henry Ashauer deleated Ernie Nort- man. 6r 2 ud Bob Ball deleated Jack Citnlce. 2 up Larry DlPasauale rilLH Jan An. hrein.

2 and 1. FOURTH FLIGHT Henry HoDklna riefpAt irmt Ravi 2 uo. Bob Bvlvia defeated John Mnurlni 2 and 1 1 William Garruy defeated Leo Stadel man. 3 and 2 Dan Rankin defeated John Harden, 3 and 1 Lou Rehak defeated George McMahon. up.

Paul Patrlnlcola defeated Basil Kalen-eck. 7 and 6. F. Sadiowski defeated Nat LIPsen. 2 and 1.

Norm Grabner defeated Robert Snyder. 2 and 1. FIFTH FLIGHT Julian McCray defeated Howard Htnkle-man. up. Willlard Sherman defeated Bob Hock-man.

3 and 2. Dor Hanson defeated Jack HoPklns. default. Joe Marsheck defeated Gil Ball. 2 up.

John Gants defeated Jerry Rooney. 1 up (20 holesi. Larry Tatroe defeated Bob Holland. 1 up 19 holes). Bill Heyman defeated Wayne Pettee.

default. Bob Mattlngly defeated Ken Maskell. 3 and 2. SIXTH FLIGHT Durkee defeated Al Darago. deiauit.

Al Darago. defeated Harry Fine. 1 uo. William Greavy defeated Don Hitch cock. 6 and 5.

Rex Smith defeated Ferdinand Main-o'ifi. 2 up. Mrs. Louise Godsey took top honors in the Clifton Women's division with an 89-8 81. Her 89 was also low gross and her 35 putts won the putting prize in Total a untrue oasAier and SDencer Overton 0 3 Ray Bassler and Stu Foxwell.

Hal Dorse? and Bob Slaiht Dlck lUiat and Charles Emrlch Pete DreSiier nd J'm rrench Total ROvNri vrew S0S T1J0 Cont and Leon Greenbert n5.2.Bubm and Aaron sugar 3 Ronnie Dobbs and Larry Burns iR.rnm BHtrr and Milton Kartman 0 l' columbu Uaotin Mnravlhn and MacLeod wuam we.t and John Hoizberg and William Shannon uen. noyo. rargs ana iom Djn ano Bm Bmgs 2-4 Dick Mimoume ana cut riSfiNIAW strwbaugh a O' uaraiwr nu joe Ercn j. Noel and uene uuynut. Pit Murphy and Art Jalrett 1 John Bowman and Howard Machen Jack Hickey and Jonn cooieniz.

T.I.I 11. John Deaton. medalist in the Clifton Park Sprine champion l-up, in the second round of play Joe Grove, the defending cham pion, who failed to make the rhamninnchin flioht hie vcar was OUSted from the hrst Might DV Dlin Wilrnv hv a srnrp nf 9. anrl 1 CHAMPIONSHIP FLIGHT Paul Gehrlng defeated Angelo Bread. ariol.

7 and 6 Don Pearson deefated E. Poffel. 3 and i2- John Deaton deleated Vlnce Kennedy 1 up Mike Soeranznia defeated BUI Gros, 1 up. Dave Wllkins defeated Ernie Ashauer 2 and 1. Frank Bucharewics deefated John Gor don.

7 and 5. John Hoey defeated John Tranter, 7 and o. Ivar Welinder defeated Bob Trimble, 2 an 1. FIRST FLIGHT Chas. Krieder defeated Gen.

Trimble default. Olin Wilcox defeated Joe Grove. 3 and Jim Anderson defeated Mnnn Knien. d. lauit.

eeman shot 70s and had a bestUhip, defeated Vince Kennedy. tags him in Dobkins A.C. practice session at Clifton Park. 1 Class A. Mrs.

William Blair was second with a 92-9 83 and Mar. lyn Traigg third with 91-7 84. Mrs. William Fugh won low net and gross honors in Class with a 93-15 80, and her 32 putts took that prize. Mildred Gunning tok second with 117-34 83.

Mrs. Dennis Carr. 102-lo 84. and Mrs. Paul Page, 110-26 34, tied for third.

Miss Traeggs 91 lead th qualifying round for the spring tournament and Mrs, Blair is second at 92. Mrs. Howard Paul topped the nine-hole division with a 58. Eddie Meyer and Al Lemon had a best ball cf 65 to win the weekend Ham-Ati at the Country Club of Maryland. Doug Foster and Bob Paurman tied Dr.

Charlr Carr and Don Schaub for second at 66. Mr. and Mrs. John Free won the aiixed two-bal! tourney at Hil-lendale yesterday with a ici-29 12. Other winners: Mrs Joe Cameron and Tim Thomasson 102 Z9 71 Mrs.

O. Scott and E. Brown 99 24 75 Mr and Mrs. D. Mo Cowan 105 29 7 Mrs Schlueter and Ed tWeliSr 107 31 Mrs B.

and Har- wood Jackson 19 -m Mr. and Mrs. Gl! Nolte 91 15 M.v and Mrs. Hathama' l'" 32 7 Low- Gross Bouthron and Jack Cummings. 83.

Wilbur Sjolander is leading the early qualifiers, for the spring handicap with a 98-28 70. Jules Boolers To Play In Philadelphia Sunday Jules, winner of the Free-burger Soccer Cup. will travei to Philadelphia Sunday to meet the Eastern Pennsylvania titlist in the first round of the National Junior Cup competition. The game, originally scheduled here yesterday, was shifted to Philadelphia in anticipation of a better gate, according to Commissioner Gene Ringsdorf. OHIO SPA.

N. V. IN GOLF MATCH Babe Rafferty Triumphs, 7 And 6, At Forest Park Babe Rafferty furnished the fireworks for the first round of the Forest Park spring tournament yesterday when he defeated Walter Greiner, 7 and 6. Babe was shooting his best and took the first four holes from Greiner, many times a Forest Park ehampion. In fact, Greiner never won a hole in the match.

Rafferty made the turn five under par and was three under when the match ended at tne twelfth. Results of first-round matches: CHAMPIONSHIP FLIGHT Lou Smith defeated Hank Majeski. and 1. Bruce Fallcenberg defeated Al Beeman and 1. Dr.

H. Kohlhepp defeated Ralph Ham mar. 4 and 3. C. E.

House defeated Carl weber, i-ud (20 hoiesi. Bud Moreno defeated Ed Steizee. and 1. Jesa Greenbaum defeated Bob Trimble 3 and 2. cnaries Turbett defeated Mike Bar sotti.

1-up. Mel Burton defeated Otts Dehoff. 4 and 3. Georre Trimble defeated John Gordon 2 and I. Frank Eperandeo defeated Joe wrlsht 2 and 1.

Rod Faulkner defeated TTnahur Rices by default. will Payson defeated Dick Andrashko. 1-up. John Taylor defeated Frank Highland. 1.I1D.

Art oanaezio aeieated Jell Hastlnas. i-ud ia noiest. Babe Rafferty defeated Walter Orel. ner. 7 and 6.

Moon No an defeated Mel Dorman. 5 ana 4 (Losers make up first Might. SECOND FLIGHT Mack Bennett defeated C. T. fTnlhert aon.

1-up (20 holesi. Bin Young defeated Edward Bwlck I-ud (19 holes). Bam Bertolet defeated Bobby Moran. 1-UD. Thomas Bo and defeated William Hr.

man. ana 2. Bud Hatfield defeated Phil VdrVm.n oy aeiauit. C. 8.

Mlrhael. Jr rfftri Ktanlov ana 1. Ed Blerberich defeated John Coles 3 and 1. Blake defeated C. Cnlemnn 5 anna 1.

THIRD FLIGHT Jim Kline defeated Paul Maus. 3 and 1 J. B. Ilioff defeated Slri Krhlnvs hv aei auil. Wm.

Gundry defeated Theo. Green-burg. 1 up. N. Whitney defeated H.

F. Ayers. Jr and 3 Robt. Stocksdale defeated Tiuis Kann oy deiauit. Bob Sommers defeated Vernon Steed man.

and 2. Tom Cashen defeated James Tracy 2 ana Ora Ackerman defeated Jack Gartner 1 up. FOURTH FLIGHT Michael Marsten defeated Danny bneelds. 7 and b. Norman Baker defeated John King ana i.

Larry McCabe defeated Frank Quinn i ana 2. Frank Lloyd defeated Ben Blinche koff. 1 up Tom Stilling deleated T. K. Kjellman and 2 Lou Reich defeated Bud McCloskey and 2 Geo.

Henneman, Jr. defeated Harry Parker. 1 un B. Iilolf defeated wm Kane. 7 and 6 FIFTH FLIGHT Bill Peel defeated Arch McDermott anri 2.

Leon Greenbaum defeated Jos. Kilby 1 UD. Bob Larkins deleated Earl sneppara 6 and 5. K. Schwinser deieatea Nelson carr 3 and 1 Gene Hanuke deieatea Milton uuDrov 1 Robt.

Moore deieatea ueo. Martin, jr 1 and 9 Henry Fones deieatea rete uuzei. oy default. Richard Flutie deieatea Miner war ren. by deieat.

SIXTH FLIGHT Chas Booth defeated Ed Cunningham 4 anri 1 Joe Kirwan deieatea irin mosui default. C. Michael, sr. oeieaiea w. ifhf 1 itr Robt.

rrocs deieatea ugn roner. uo rtenrv Niedentonie deieatea Eugene Tnomas soutnenng aeieaiea Mint Waldorf. 3 and 2 Jim Neill deieatea Les Lewis 1 Alnert Brady deieatea IjOuis eoner 3 and 2. SEVENTH FLIGHT E. W.

White defeated Morton Rolnick 1 nn Sam Azjarello defeated Robt. Mayers 1 uo. Bendler defeated Geo. Wagner. 1 up Rill defeated l.eo Dorsey.

1 uo A. Parsley defeated Harry Robbins. 4 and 3. B. McVey defeated L.

C. Wilson 1 i Dan Katz defeated Tom Wolpert. 2 ud Sam Kravetz deieatea Alec iiioii. up 19 holes. EIGHTH FLIGHT Fred Rohrs defeated Cohen.

6 and 5 Frank Idestone defeated Ira Forbel 1 uo. J. Schumacher, Sr. defeated W. Mnrnuarrit.

1 ud H. Silver.nein defeated Del Bragg. 1 uo Tom LaMartlna deleated Dr. Leon ua oerin. 2 uo.

Marvin Orfuss defeated John Osiecri 1 ud. 19 holes. Nat Kellman defeated Kurt Steiribery 1 11 Fritx Kreisler defeated John Joslin 2 uo. Jean Sheldon Brown playing with Reddy Finney in a mixed two-ball tournament at Green Spring Valley yesterday made a hole-in-one at the 187-yard tour teenth. The 18-year-old miss using a No.

3 iron hit the front of the green and the ball ran on into the cup. Mr. and Mrs. E. C.

Cogswell and Mr. and Mrs. John Baldwin tied for first place in the event with net 81's. Alvin Behrend won the junior golf benefit tourney at Wood holme yesterday with a 90-14 76 Stanford Land, 88-1177 and Al bert Sklar, 91-1477 tied for sec ond. Paul Johnson defeated Marion Flory, 2 and 1, to take the South Sherwood Forest spring champ ionship yesterday.

In other flights Jack Meade beat Jim Tierney, 4 and 2 for second flight honors. Harry Riley won the third flight from Ribs Oliver, 7 and and Tom German defeated Joe Murphy. 4 and 2 in the fourth. ROCKETS BOW TO ELIZABETH Falcons Win, 9-1, To Stay In Contention For Title Soccer Standings Yesterday's Results Elizabeth, Rockets, 1. Philadelphia, 4: N.

Y. Amer ican, 1. Brookhattan, Hispano, 0. Standing Of The Teams L. T.

P's. GF GA PhiladelDhia 10 1 24 43 23 Ludlow 7 3 Elizabeth 7 2 Newark 6 4 16 2S 13 35 23 36 22 29 24 32 23 2fi 26 13 34 21 77 16 15 12 12 11 fi 4 n.y. 4 4 Hakoah 4 4 Brookhattan 5 fi Hispano 1 8 ROCKETS 1 12 Elizabeth, N.J., April 22 (JP) Presenting an almost completely revamped lineup the Baltimore Rockets went up against the rap- dly rising Polish Falcons in an American Soccer League match here today and the Rockets came out second best to the tune of 9 to 1. The victory enabled the Falcons to remain in a contending sport for the league pennant defended by the pace-setting Uhrik Truckers. Falcons Lead, 2 To 0 The Falcons didn't really find the mark with any consistency until the closing minutes of the opening period which ended with the Poles leading 2-0 but the ac curacy continued with several more direct hits in the second stanza as every member of the Falcons' forward line participated in the scoring.

Ronald Kirby sparked the sec ond half splurge with a hat trick within the first 17 minutes of the period. Only a goal by Sieg Wirth saved the Rockets from a shutout. Hard on the scent of the league crown the Falcons gave no mercy once they were able to crack the Baltimore defense Radeslaw Zbi kowski, and Gene started the scoring parade with single tallies at 40 and 42 min utes, respectively, in the opening period. Kirby pushed it to 3 to 0 with five minutes after the restart be fore Wirth accounted for the olc Baltimore tally; then Kirby retaliated with two quick markers to put the Falcons back on the ex press track. Rockets EUznbeth Bryant Rot tola Cohena Buirv Amessowrl Kaniiewsk: Preston Hanna L.

Surock Gusziaw Hammer I Czarnecki Reif Kirbv Wirth 1 Dielecki Zerhusen Polinsky Wojciechowski I. 1 C-rabowski Cross Zbikovski Scorina Ealtimorc: Wir'h: Falcons. Zbikowki 2. Grabowskl 2, Kirby 3. Bie-leckt.

Polinsky. Northern League Sunpapers photo Klender is out at plate as Paul Graf MEDAL WON BY BARSOTTI Golfer Cards 73 In Spring Tourney At Mount Pleasant Maurice Barsotti took the medal in the Mt. Pleasant spring quali fying round which ended yester day with a one over par 73. Barsotti was even par going out but had three bogies and two birdies on the homeward trip. In one of the largest fields ever to enter 134 qualified for play eignt nignts.

First round of match play must be completed by April z'J. I he pairings: CHAMPIONSHIP FLIGHT Maurice Barsotti vs. Robert T. Smith Bob Norton vs. Douslas Shank.

Chuck Bealer vs. J. Smith. John Shelton vs. Bill Gros.

Bill Gauss vs. John Tranter. Ted Florenz vs. Ed Shock. J.

Muiholland vs. Jack Simanskl. Dick Sessa vs. Art Daddezio. Jesse Greenbaum vs.

Mike Machinol. Dave Wiikens vs. Bob Lentz Dick Hendrickson vs. J. Anderson Bill Payson vs.

Rocky Delauder Georse Collins vs. Jack Paskiewicz. J. W. Anderson vs.

Tom Cole. Vlnce Kennedy vs Bill Alton. Jerome Stadelman vs Pat Webb 2ND FLIGHT Bobbv Moran vs. Paul Finck Emmett Canmbell vs. Don Latimer Dick Troutman vs.

T. Barham. 8am Cronise vs. Bill Klaeii. Oliver Garntv vs Bob Lumsden.

John Tavior vs. John G. Gordan, Leon Kilinkn vs. John Loxman Frank Hichland vs Bill Dornbusch. THIRD FUGKT Ken Kline v.

Morns Marx Bud McCloskov Cico. Beam Sam I.oiacono vs. Vincent Thieband. Doc Warner vs. Jack Lowman.

Bill Cox vs. Raloh Hammer Water KutriD vs. Jim Mann Harold Fuller vs. Captain McMastra A. E.

Wiaiier vs. Vernon Leach. FOURTH FLIGHT Denny Carr vs. Chas. Hawthorne.

Tack Scallad vs. Silvio Monday. Ed. Clark vs Fred Marx. F.

vs. Bill Fefel Al Aschemeier vs. Pod Lumden J. ReDoert vs. Ollie Kamen.

James Met7bower vs. G. A Ynur.s. Ed. Murdock vs.

Ronnie Wheeler. FIFTH FLIGHT Dick Klttch vs. Roy Cof.pv Bob Lois vs. John -Multi Harry Zrllis vs. William Mr bower Harry Donne.l vs.

Cnerles Burrows 1. iviuivuiiu VS. rt LeVlll Bill Reinalle vs. A. Cornetta John Thomas vs.

Smith. Walter Koner vs. Lapausky SIXTH FLIGHT Mikp Ventura vs Lron Greenbgum. Neuman vs. AnHv Lawrence Thomas vs.

A. H-nsley. Pobert Zuker vs. Bob Islehart. W.

DeMoss vs Charles Jamos. Marlow Beck vs. l.eon Kuzmin. Al Slue! vs. J.

L. Sparks W. E. Ricsin vs. Otto Defrics.

SEVENTH FLIGHT Wm. Haller vs. C. A Peterson. Everett Bennpt vs.

Jim O'Neill. J. W. Hawthorne vs. Larry -Belt.

Ralph Irlehart vs. G. L. Ricks. J.

W. Boyle vs. L. M. Haine A A.

Mickel vs Charles Reguard. Larry Bock vs. Coke Lang. J. B.

Crahill vs. Jafit Salmon. EIGHTH FLIGHT. Chuck Dvorak vs. Rodlmsk.

James Walmsley. by I E. AibriEht. vs Earl Gntzer. Warren Baker, bye.

KirkpatiTck Wins Mil. Feiiciim Title Midshipman John Kirkpatrick of the Naval Academy, won the Maryland epee championship yes terday at Towson High. Kirkpat rick won nine matches and lost one. Lieut Herbert Edmonds, of the United States Navy, took second while Lieut. William Andre, also of the Navy, captured third.

Al Rose, Baltimore Fencing Club; Capt. Leonard Doughty Navy, and Tom Feher, of Johns Hopkins, finished fourth, fifth and sixth, respectively. Edmonds, Andre, Rose, Dough ty and Feher all won six matches and lost four, but Edmonds took second on touches received with 32. Andre had 33 touches re ceived. Rose 35, Doughty 37, and rener 3B.

Brookhattan Tops Hispanos New York, April 22 (JP) After a scoreless first half Brookhattan broke through twice in the second period to blank the Brooklyn His panos, 2 to 0, at Brooklyn Soccer field today. Efriam Chacuria tallied at 16 minutes on a hook shot with George Andrade add ing the clincher at 27 minutes "uCOSKSS QZOIC to ooaSSIXD 0237 EHIDooocXC (33 by walloping Fitzberger's All- Stars in a twin bill at Spring Grove, 13-1 and 17-0. The Grovemen collected 11 hits in each game while Fitzberger's got just four the whole after noon, three in the opener and one in the nightcap. Stan Hoj- nacki and Don Soliey combined for the one-hitter in the second game. Pikesville also won a double-header yesterday, while the Martin Bombers split with Wieland's.

Pikesville whipped Reisters-town. 9-2 and 4-3, with the Bombers downing Wieland's. 9.5, before losing, 4-0 to Al Schenck's two-hitter. GAMBRILLS WILFAX MOTORS Ab.R H.O 3 0 0 1 Shaver.2b. 3 0 11 Jovner.cf 3 0 0 1 lb 3 0 0 5 Bumsted 2 0 0 0 Ab.R.H.O Sttth.ss -3 0 0 3 Boone.

lb 3 0 0 9 Duif by.lf 2 0 0 0 Wiiliams.cf 3 0 0 2 Oriando.3b 2 0 0 0 KinK.rf 2 0 0 0 .2 0 0 0 fcailev.rl Lloyd. c. Call. 3b Farmer. 1 1 0 0 00 13 2 0 0 0 10 0 0 Kisneli.c 2 0 0 2 Laihero.

2 0 0 2 Sen-ell. rf. 10 0 0 Totals 19 12 21 Totals 22 0 0 18 Wilfax Motors 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 GambriHs 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 SECOND GAME W'ilfax Motors 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Gambrills 2 0 2 1 3 0 8 Batteries Leather and Rishell. Lark- ins ana iayior. BP RING GROVE Ab A Arnlot.3b Prapps.ss.

Binder. cf lord. lb Saanter.rf Chaney.s.s Jno.Kei'gc Totals 26 13 11 21 Totals. 23 1 3 21 Bering Grove 0 0 0 5 1 7 0 13 Fitrbtrser All 6tars 0 0 0 1 0 1 Two-base hits Binder. A.

bright. Three-rase hits: Soderberg. Danforth. Bases on Ball Soderbers (31. Sibley 4).

Hoffman (3 1. Swartz (5). Strikeouts Soderberg Ul). Sibley (1, Sartz 2i. SECOND GAME 6m ins Grove 4 0 7 2 0 0 4 17r.

llh 4e Fit? A 0 00 0 0 00 Or. lh. 2e Batteries Kojnacki. Soliey dt Gant. Etepe.

Hoffman, Sibley McKenna. MARTIV BOMBERS WIELAND'S Ab 5 f.ibson.3o 3 Giesan ib 3 Thomas, rf 2 4 Kunk ski.cf 1 Ftrat ver.lf 2 Nelson. If -ci 3 Bpnder.c. 4 Ares.D 1 Crist. d.

2 A 0 0 4 1 1 1 1 1 fi 2 1 1 1 1 I 0 0 1 0 1 0 1 0 0 1 4 0 0 0 0 0 Ab HO A Jacob. If 1 1 10 0 1 1 0 1 2 0 Piscak.lf Coorre.cf Brown. rf Bernard. lb J.Dono'e.2D Cain.D'il.c 4 4 3 4 2 3 1 2 1 0 1 6 0 12 1 1 2 2 0 10 10 0 0 0 0 Dinunzio.ss 1 1 Efford.D. 1 1 1 0 0 0 1 Totals 30 5 7 18 Totals 26 9 9 21 Wieisnds 1 000 2 0 25 Bombers .2 4 0 0 2 1 9 SECOND GAME Wie lands 0 00 0 0 0 4 4r 3e Bombers 0 000 00 0 Or Oe.

Batteries- Schenck, Bender, Leblane. D. Donohue and Wilhelm. PIKESVILLE EEISTERSTOW.V Ab.R Ehaffer.3b 2 2 0 3 Wor Eton. If 3 10 1 A AV chp.ss 2 2 0 5 Beach.

2b 4 110 ReddmB.cf 4 0 10 Perrv.lb .3123 Plank. rf 3 110 E'- ans.c 3 119 Victor. .10 0 0 tUickell.o 0 0 0 0 lDrenr.ins 10 0 0 Ab H.O jackson.2b 2 0 0 1 B.own.lf .4 0 0 2 Pearce.cf .210 Curtis. 3b. .3 0 0 0 Welsh.

ss 2 111 Anthony. c. 3 0 0 6 HUKhes.rf 3 0 0 1 Griffith. p. 0 0 0 0 Green.

lb 2 0 0 5 2Bosiey. 10 0 0 3 Lock 0 0 0 0 Totals 26 9 6 211 Totals 22 2 1 18 lFlied out For Victor In fourth. 2Flied out for Griffith In seventh. 3Valked for Green In seventh. Fpisterstown 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 2 Pikesville 3 0 2 0 0 4 9 SECOND GAME 110 10 1 0 3h Oe Pikesville 2 0 0 0 1 0 0 4h 3e Rarnes.

Welsh and Anthony. Tanner nd Ciwaesche German Mavor Due Willi Team The mayor of Augfburg. Ger man. Dr. Klaus Mueller, will be among Baltimore's honored guests next month.

He's coming with the Schwaben Soccer Club of Augsburg, which will open a United States tour here Sunday, May 13, against an all-star local squad. The sponsoring Maryland-Dis trict of Columbia Soccer Associa tion will fete the visitors royally with a dinner the night before the game and a dance the following evening. Meanwhile, the local coached by Vernon Reese and Don Minnegan, are working out twice weekly, at Patterson Park on Wednesday evenings and at Clifton on Sunday afternoons. Gene Ringsdorf, chairman of ti committee for the game, has called a meeting of the group at a restaurant at Forest and High land avenues tomorrow night at 8.30. Sports Calendar BASEBALL Orioles s.

Boston, Stadium, 8 P.M. KACING Laurel. 1.3d P.M. TREP BASEBALL Brl Air at Patterson Park, 3.15 P.M. PREP GOLF Towson Catholic vs.

Poly, Uifton Park, 3.30 P.M. Lovola vs. Calvert Hall, Forest Park. 3.45 P.M. Citv vs.

Forest Park. Forest Park. 3.3H P.M. rREP TENNIS I'oresl Park at Lovola. 3.15 P.M.

Patterson Park at Gilman, FITZBERGER'S A LL-STAR I Af 2 0 0 1 3 12 1 3 12 4 2 2 0 0 A- ski ss 3 0 0 3 1 0 0 0 Darfth.lf 2 0 11 3 12 0 Sturm. rf 3 0 0 0 2 3 2 5 Horner. lb 10 0 5 2 110 Thomas. lb 2 0 0 2 2 0 10 Adams. 3 0 0 3 2 2 0 3 Vosel.cf 2 0 0 1 110 0 Sibley.

10 0 1 4 1 2 12 Hoffman. 0 0 0 0 4 110 Swartz.p. .10 0 0 Dan ot bi to sweep their match. The survivors meet in the third round next Sunday. COUNTRY CLUB OF MARYLAND Andy Gibson and Eddie Mever 1 I Eddie Johnston and Ray Loy 1M, Dr.

Ed StinebertandEd 1, Ken Scales and Ed Flnnessey. Ernie Caldwell and Gil Charlie Pfell and Dr. Charles Carr. 10 PRINCE GEORGE Al Houshton and Mike Jankowskl 2 John Jankowski and Bob Miller Hi Gil Willets and Roeer Sheriff 2 joe caiesiri ana jonn Kariey Ed Bean and John Anderson 1 Doug Mattison and Bob Lyon 1 mrrwir.sn Harry 6reismer and Ralph 2 Claude Rippy and Bob Kellum 2 Tom Manning and Bill Bepulva 3 oooy B'ownell and Del 3 ero Kuaa ana un uuo ey uean Beman ana fergy Total 15 BALTIMORE COUNTRY CLTJB Walter Romans and Gene 1 Jack Emich and Frank Griffin 1 iom and Clark Downey Pitts Riley and Pete Campbell 0 John MacKcnzie and Al Schauman I ca Bpuiman ana cnaries uunning Total 3W FORT MEADE Steve Tobash and W. I.

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