The Weirton Daily Times from Weirton, West Virginia • Page 10

10-- Wairton Daily Times, Friday, July 11,1969 Legion Edges Mingo On Only Two 2-0 Host Tonight To Follansbee MINGO-- Weirton's American! Legion baseball team was held to only two hits here Thursday, but one hit came at a key time in the sixth inning as Post 10 plated two runs and edged host By United Press International NATIONAL LEAGUE East W. L. Pet. GB Chicago 53 33 .616 New York 47 35 .573 4 Pittsburgh 42 43 .494 2 St. Louis 43 45 .489 11 PMla.

37 .446 15 Montreal 26 59 .306 21 West W. L. Pet. GB Los Ang. 49 35 .583 Atlanta 50 37 .375 Cincinnati 45 35 .563 2 San Fran.

48 3D .552 4'A Houston 43 45 .489 8 San Diego 29 60 .326 Thursday's Results Chicago 6 New York 2 St. Louis 9 Phila 3 Pitts 2 Montreal 1, 11 inns. Cincinnati 5 Hous 4, 10 inns. San Fran 3 Los Aag 0 Atlanta 3 San Diego 1 Today's Probable Pitchers (All Times EOT) Philadelphia (Champion 3-3) at Chicago (Selma 9-3), 2:30 p.m. Montreal (Wegener 3-7) at New York (McAndrew 2-2), 8 p.m.

Pittsburgh (Walter 0-0) at St. Louis (Carlton 10-5), 9 p.m. Cincinnati (Culver 5-6) at Houston (Wilson D-7, 8:30 p.m. Atlanta (Jarvis 6-fi) at San Diego (Kelley 4-5), 11 p.m. San Francisco (Perry 10-7) at Los Angeles (Drysdale 4-3 or 3-5), 11 p.m.

AMERICAN LEAGUE East W. L. Pet. GB Baltimore 60 25 .706 Detroit 45 36 .556 13 Boston 47 30 .541 2 Washington 46 43 .517 16 New York 40 47 .460 21 'Cleveland 34 51 .400 25 Wnst W. L.

Pet. GB Minnesota- 49 35 .583 Oakland 44 37 .543 3V 2 Seattle 38 46 .452 11 Chicago 37 47 .440 12 Kansas City 36 49 .424 2 California 31 52 .373 thursday's Results Minnesota 6 Kan City 5 Oakland 12 Chicago 2 Baltimore 5 Boston 4 Cleye 7 Detroit 5, 11 inns. Calif at Seattle, ppd, rain' games scheduled) Mingo, 2-0. Mingo's Tom Wyatt had held Jie hot bats of Weirton in check five innings before Post 10 managed to score the winning runs. lit, error and a missed pick-ofi attempt led lo the tallies.

The victory upped Weirlon's mark to 8-3. Toniglit, at Cove Field, Post 10 plays host to Follansbee Post 45. The last time the two teams met, Fottansbee managed to hold on for a 9-6 triumph. Saturday, Weirton travels to Wheeling and Sunday, Cadiz wil host Post 10. Don Grain went the distance Thursday against Mingo for his first victory of the Legion season.

The Weir High mound ace scattered seven hits and struck out two and walked two. Wyatt hurled a strong game for Mingo, striking out two am allowing the only hits by Rick Mikula and Ron Smith. Mikula's hit came in tho run sixth. Grain led off the inning by being hit by a pitch. Seconds later, he stole second and to third on Mikula's single.

Mi kula then drew a pick-off thrown in a steal of second with Grain dashing for the plate to complete a dangerous double steal. Weirtoa's other tally came when Tom Battisla reached firs on an error, moving Mikula tc third. Battista also tried lo steal second, but was thrown out. flow, ever, Mikula came home on the play. John Avoli Hied out to end the inning.

McKenzie was the big man a' bat for the hosts, ou' three hits in four trips. WEIRTON AB RBI Mikula, 3b 3 1 1 Smith, 2 Battista, Ib 0 0 Avoli, 3 0 0 Gill, rf 2 0 0 Greiner, ss 0 0 Nicksick, If 2 0 0 0 Hicks, 2 0 0 0 Grain, 1 1 0 0 Meneely, 1 0 0 0 Masters, If 1 0 0 0 Totals 21 2 2 0 MINGO AB HBI McKenzie, 31) 4 0 3 0 Hanamoore, cf 3 0 1 0 Petrella, Ib 3 0 0 0 Parfenick, 3 0 0 0 Brancone, rf 2 0 1 Icuss, If 2 0 1 0 S. DiFabbio, 2b 3 0 0 0 Devore, 2 0 0 0 Wayt, 3 0 1 Totals 25 0 7 0 Weirton 000 002 0 2 2 1 Mingo 000 000 0 0 7 2 Tom Wayt and Parfenick. Don Grain and Mark Hicks. WP-Crnin (1-1).

LP-Wayt. 17th Win In Row The F.O.P.84TopsAW For City Crown, 7-2 F.O.P, 84 ended an ulla- succcssful season Thursday, easily defeating AW Drive-In, 7-2, for its 17th triumph in a row and the Weirton Baseball Association Little League City Championship. Manager's RayLudewig's crew rapped out hits in support of the pitching of Keith Adkins and Bob Prendes. Adkins started and was relieved In the fifth Innlngby Prendes, One big blow delivered for the champions was a home run by Bob Drellck with one man aboard. Dan Karas and Drellck provided F.O.P.

84 with some sterling defensive play. While Drellck had a home run, Prendes aided his own cause by cracking out three hits and plat- tag three and Green also had two hits each for the victors. For AiW, its only two runs came in the bottom of the third Inning when Craig Rumora came through with one of his home runs, There wasonemanonbase. Mark Wargacki was the losing pitcher for Nick Palavis' crew. He was relieved In favor of Chet Williams in the fourth frame.

The defeat was the fifth for A4W as compared to 12 victories. F.O.P. 84 plated a run In the lop of the first, added another lone run In tho second, and came back with two runs each in the third and fourth frames. Another tally was scored in the final inning. Besides Rumora's home run, J.

Williams, Wargacki, and Del- Bene collected hits for AW. FOP 84 112 201 7 11 4 AW 002 000 2 4 2 Keith Adkins, Bob Prendes (5) and Ray Ludewig, Mark War- gacki, Chett Williams(4)and Williams and Craig Rumora(4). WP- Adkins. LP-Wargacki. IT'S TAKING SHAPE The West Virginia University Coliseum under construction in Mot- ganlown will serve as a new home for the School of Physical Education, a large auditorium for popular concerts and commencements, and as a student recreation center in addition to providing a home court for the famous Mountaineer basketball teams.

WVU's Evansdale Campus, including the Creative Arts Center (left) and Engineering Sciences Center, unfolds behind the Coliseum. On 5-Run Burst BrigadeWins Pee-Wee Tilt Scoring two runs in the first fling, The Brigade went on to feat the Astros, 2-0, in the irton Baseball Association e-Wee League Thursday. Torchio, Magnone and Hocchio the hitting for the victors, nning pitcher was Steve Petro- who struck out nine to rd the win. Bennett suffered loss. Cubs Turn Back Mets, 6-2 ByJOECAUNICIiLLI IIPI Sports Writer Willie McCovey, Hank Aaron, Han Santo and Johnny Bench were named lo the National League's All-Star team today and if any justification is needed, they showed why Thursday.

McCovey, chosen at first base, doubled in two runs as the San Francisco Giants beat the Los Angeles 3-0. Aaron, the right fielder, also doubled in two runs as the Atfarila Braves edged the San Diego Padres, 3-1, Santo, the third baseman, tiad a two-run homor to cap a five-run fifth inning in the Chicago Cubs' G-E victory over the New York Mets and Bench, the catcher, singled in two i the 10th inning to lead the Cincinnati Reds to a S-'l victory over the Houston Astros. In other scheduled games, Pittsburgh shaded Montreal, 21, in innings and St. Louis ripped Philadelphia 9-3. McCovey's double came in the third inning after Ron Hunt reached base on a fielder's choice and Willie Mays singled to help Juan who pitched a three-hitter, record his 12lti victory against three losses.

Aaron's blow came after Felipe Ainu's infield hit and a walk and helped the Braves move to within a half game of the division-leading Dodgers In the West. Alou singled in the third run in the seventh. Santo's homer came in a wild rally in which the Mets com milted two costly errors, Jim Quails doubled and was safe at second when shortstop Al Wcis dropped a throw during a rundown after Bill Hands' attempted sacrifice. Don Kes- singur singled in Quails, Glenn Beckert beat out a bunt and, Billy Williams drove in Hands with a sacrifice fly. Beckert hroke for second on the play and the throw was mishandled by Ken Boswetl, allowing Kessinger to score.

Santo then Tornasovich Team-male All-State Baseball Tampa's Godby Called Up To Cincy'sTop Farm Club Wave's Baker Listed AsHonorableMeiition By United Press International Nick Saban of Monongsh made it a complete sweep today with his selection to the LOGO West Virginia Sportswriters 1 All Stale High School Baseball Team. From tiie extreme Northern Panhandle, Follansbee and Wells- Ujrg High had several stars listed on the honorable mention teams. Selected from Follansbee was Jim Baker of Weirton while Wellsburg's Ron Ujcich and Lap ry Sadler were honored as in fielders on the elite teams. Other Orange Knights selected were Mike Lupinetti, pitcher, and Bob Pettini. Saban was also named to all- state teams in football and basketball.

He oiiarterbacked the Lions to the Class A footbal championship and was a high scoring guard on the basketbal team. The little shortstop hit .465 and was one of two repealers from last year's all state team. The other repeater was third baseman Bill Elkins ol Mullens, St. Albans, the winningesl team in the state, was the only-school to place three play ers on the all star team. Re Dragons selected were second baseman Terry Frye, outfield er AI Wageman and pitcher Donnle Carr.

Wageman and Bridgeport out fielder i Sprenger were the only under classmen chosen. Outfielder Stanley Szafran represented a champion Keyser. Szafran sported the best batting average amon the all staters, He hit .010 for the season. Also honored were catcher a Price of a ank; first baseman Steve ojeik of Wheeling Central; (fielder Grimm of Par- rsburg; pitchers Tom Hulder- an of Monongah and Larry ewis of Huntington; and util- player Steve Swisher ol arkersburg South. State Farm's resident fire man INDIANAPOLIS, I I Danny Godby of Chapmanville, center-fielder for the Tampa Tarpons of Uie Florida State League, has been called up by the Indianapolis Indians ol the Association.

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Godby is the teammate of Weirton's Ted Tomasovich and both liave been the subject of top Cincinnati farm- reports, Tomasovich, farmer Weir High and Georgia Tech standout, was batting at just over .300 in last reports out of Tampa. his 17th homer. Hands al towed only three its, one a leadoff homer to Toromie Agee in the first, as IE Cubs stretched their East- rn Division lead to four games ver the second-place Mets. Tony Perez walked and Lee 5ay doubled to set the stage or Bench's hit in the Reds' ictory, their fifth in a row. Vayne Granger pitched out of a one out bases loaded jam in ninth and struck out Cesar with the bases loaded the llth to gain the victory.

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