The Weirton Daily Times from Weirton, West Virginia • Page 11

Weirlon Daily Times, Saturday, July 15,1772 KUTH ALL-STARS POST FIRST WIN IN TOURNEY Weirton's entry in the 13-year-old tourney at Ravenswood scored a victory over Tri-Counly Friday night, 5-2. Members of the team and the traveling group are pictured above. They are (FRONT, left to right) scorckcepcr Sieve Pdfchard, Tim Muscaro, Mark Summers, Ed Greco, Sal Trujillo, Rick Klne, Jetf Younclak and Steve Zatezalo. SECOND ROW, Roosevelt Archie, Craig Greathouse, Rich Yandrleh, Tracy Prltchard, Donald Varner, Jack Thayer and Frank Hanselman. BACK, assistant Ken tVllllams, assistant John Yandrleh, manager Arlle Hicks, and assistant Prltchard.

In Tourney Action Weirton uth Stars Win Weirton's 13-year-old Babe Ruth All-Star team opened! tournament play on a successful note Friday, downing Tri-County, 5-2, at Ravenswood. As a result of the win, the Weirton entry, managed by Arlie flicks, sees action again today at 3 p.m. Frank Hanselman and Mark Summers cracked out two hits each for Weirton Friday to lead a nine-hit assault. Steve Zatezalo started for Weirton and gave win to Sal Trujullo, who gained the save. Stevens was the losing hurler.

The teams battled through three scoreless innings before Weirton put three points on the Scoreboard. In the fifth, Weirton plated two more runs. However, in the sixth, Tri-County scored two runs to climax the scoring. Members of the Weirton team are Tim Muscaro and Ed Greco Weir-Cove Moving And Storage; Mark Summers, Steve Rich Yandrich and Tracy Pritehard of I.S.U.; Sal Trujillo of Starck Van Lines; Rick Rine of Home Furniture; Jeff Younciak and Donald Varner of Tony P. Selletti; Roosevelt Archie of Tom's Express; and Jack Hanselman and Craig Greathouse, Marino's New Cumberland.

Tri-County 000 002 0 2 5 0 Weirton 000 320 5 9 0 Mark Stevens and Bob Snyder. Steve Zatezalo, Sal Trujillo and Ed Greco. WP-Zatezalo. LP- MarkSlevens. By Tim Minor No-Hitter Hurled In Pee Wee Action Tim Minor hurled a no-hitter in Snider and Doaks.

Otey and End 3-Game Slide PORTS No-Hitler Tossed Pirates Top Astros; Briles In Top Form TONY JETER Tony Jeter Is Appointed To New Post Tony Jeter, former outstanding football player for Weir High, who had a shot with the Pittsburgh Steeiers and Minnesota Vikings, has joined the Industrial Relations Department of Harbison-Walker Refractories, Division of Dresser Industries, as Personnel Representative. Tony, who played his college football at Nebraska, received his bachelor of science degree there. He has since done work toward a master's degree at the University of Pittsburgh. Upon graduation from college, he put in three years with the Steeiers, 19GG-fi8. Jeter, who's brother Boh now plays with the Chicago Bears, was traded to the Minnesota Vikings where lie ended his pro football bid.

the Weirton Baseball Associatioi Pee Wee league Friday as Forgash Furniture downed Ferguson Tire by a 19-1 verdict. One other game reported hac 1 Honda Motors belting Fisher', Big Wheel, 10-4. Minor struck out nine batters and walked five in recording his no-hitter. He was backed by a solid 15-hit attack from his team mates. Tony Sellitti banged a homerunwhileBologna, Echelle Minor, Fankhauser and Vuiller had doubles.

The losing pitcher was D. Irvin. Snider kept Fisher's Big Whee in check with two hits in Honda Motors' win. Otey suffered tb loss. Guida cracked a home run to pace Honda's hitting whili Doak and Wright contributec doubles.

Wilson had a home run for Fisher's. Honda Big Wheel 330 40 --10 5 301 00 4 2 Third Win Is Recorded By Colonels The Stars rolled to their third consecutive victory in the Weirton Summer Basketball league junior division Friday, soundly thumping the Pacers, by a 47-28 verdict. In the other game played, the Colonels picked up their second win of the season by downing the Condors, 34-16. Kim Douglas was a one-man gang for the Stars, bitting for 35 of their 37 points. High for the Pacers was Joe McLaughlin with 13 points.

Mike Wilson's 10 points were high for the Colonels. Paul Yaku- nicb hit for eight points to take down honors for the Condors. Action a shows the Pacers and Condors, with 0-2 records, colliding al 3:30 p.m. At 4:30 p.m., the Condors (2-1) meet tbeCougars(l-l). WVU Cager Eyes Change ToEdinboro A W.

Va. I --Charlie Hickox, the 197C West i i i a high school basketball Player of the Year, is transferring from West Virginia University to Edinboro (Pa.) his father confirmed here Friday. The C-foot-6 Hickox was a WVU freshman team starter in the 1070-71 season but played little for the varsity last senson. "He wants to play and dearly IOVCK to play basketball and he didn't (ct chance at West Virginia," his father I.N. Hickox, salrl.

Senators In Big Win In Super Play The Tigers thundered over th Reds, 1G-G, and the Senators ippcd the Owls, 13-1, in Weirtoi Joys Termite Association super iivision play Friday. Mike Frankos picked up his fourth win of the year as the Tigers won their outing agains Heds. Hughes was the losing mrlcr. Burskey and Krankos blasted home runs for the Tigers while Stakias had two doubles Morra and Rogers had a double and two singles each. Kellej cracked a home run for the Reds In the Senators' win, Ray Ijttleton upped his mark to 3-t while Handy Livingston sufferei Ihe loss.

Dave Kukura sparkei (lie victory with a grand slan tome run. The Senators, now 8-2 also got a two-rim borne run of the bat of Rick Jones as they re maineil in first place in Ih league. Randy Livingston had two the Owls' three hits. Senators 302 4-1 13 9 Owls 001 00 1 3 (3-0). UMjving ston.

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Irvin. State Scribes Set To Meet AtWaterford Several members of the West Virginia Sports Writers Associa- ion will converge on Waterforc 3 ark Sunday when the organization starts a two-day confab. The scribes and their wives will attend a dinner at p.m. Sunday with a business meeting fol- owing. Monday morning at 10 a.m.

the fourth estate will be (iicsts at Williams Country Club or some golf. The affair will be climaxed Monday night when the 'experts" pay a visit to the track. Third Win Is Sought By Hardhats The Youngstown Hardhats meet the Columbus Bucks tonight in a game that may develop into a Buckeye slate grid rivalry. Kickoff time at Strutbers Stadium is 7:30 p.m. 'Columbus enters the contest undefeated in 20 games.

They beat the Lansing All-Stars and the Washington D.C. Bears (29-7) in the first two weeks of the 1972 campaign. Last year, the Bucks rolled to a 17-0-1 record and the Midwest Football League championship in their first season of play. The Bucks feature an explosive passing attack lead by quarterback Mike Schneider and vide receiver Chuck McElligott. Schneider, a won his second MFL passing championship last season.

On the eceiving end of Schneider's aerials will be McElligott, a 6-1, 90-pounder from the University jf Dayton. The league's leading eceiver four times, McElligott caught 35 for 716 yards and 16 ouclidowns in 1971 to finish third receiving. leading Columbus'defensive unit is 6-5, 355-pound tackle Jim Having the distinction of jeing the oldest (42) minor eague football player, Hayes made 97 solo tackles and con- assists last season. He played big league ball with the Houston Oilers and Minnesota Missiles, Pirates In Big Victories The Panthers won their seventh game of the season as Ed Williams socked a three-run home run in the seventh inning. Dan Wright earlier had contributed another three-run home run.

S. Thompson picked up the win jvhile Socha suffered the loss. The Missiles defeated the Wild cats, 5-3, the Panthers nipped th Indians, 9-7, and Notre Dame dumped the Redwings, 7-3, in Weirton Boys Termite Association senior division action Friday. The Missiles emerged from the showdown with the Wildcats with 10 hits in support of winning pitcher T. Gilles.

Gill.es aided his own cause with a triple, two doubles and a single. Hands idded two doubles, For the Wildcats, R. Bock had a double and two singles. The 'Cats managed only four hits off Gilles. Benji Lonchar picked up the lecision as Notre Dame nipped he Redwings.

Bonovich ab- orbed the defeat. Mike Duke cracked three hits in four trips, ncluding two doubles. Petrol had hree hits. Lonchar had relieved Jean Barnabei in the seventh nning. Prior to being lifted, iarnabei had whiffed 12 batters.

Coxen had two hits for the Red- vings. The Pirates continued to hold their own in the junior division, vhipping the Hawks by a 5-0 decision. In two other games, St. Johns topped Villanova, 6-2, vhile the Yellow Jackets trimmed Pitt, 5-2. PITTSBURGH (UPI)-Nelson Briles and Milt May disagreed on ihe pitch a a Houston batters.

Briles credited his slider with stopping the Astros un tour hits in a 5-2 victory Friday night. But May, who caught Briles 1 deliveries, said it was his fast ball and his control that did the job. "His slider was good all right," May said, "but it was his fast ball and his control that really stopped them." Briles lost Ms shutout in the sixth inning when May homered after a walk to Jim Wynn. Milt May said May hit a slider "up and out and it didn't lave a chance." May's bonier was his 10th of the season. The victory snapped a three-! jame losing streak by the Pirates ait they were unable to pad their ead in the National league East ccause New York beat San Diego 3-2.

Briles, who won his eighth jjame against three losses, said no longer thinks about pitching in relief. Vikings. Youngstown has the league's leading passes in Joe Sanford The quarterback from Edinbon State has completed 13 of 29 passes for 229 yards in the igames played. The Hat's defensive unit lias held opposing ball carriers to a total net gain of 15 yards. They have yielded only 7 points.

Coach George Rodak reports that running back Byron McCain and safety Barry Ruffner will return to action. McCain missec last week's Detroit game with a broken ankle. Ruffner will see J. Chappell grabbed the spot- ight by pitching a no-hitter as the Pirates trimmed the Hawks. G.

iVaixl went three-for-four for the while D. Merico had two ills in three trips. Stevens wai agged with the loss. St. John's tallied four runs in the first inning and that was enough as they downed Villa nova.

Dan Stunda picked up tin win while McMasters sufferec Ihe loss. He was relieved in favor Dave Mikula in the fourth inning Randy Cagna delivered blows for Villanova. The Yellow Jackets erupted for five big runs in the fourth inning to defeat Pitt. Derek Romitt picked up the win while R. Me Kinley absorbed the setback.

Th win up the 'Jackets record to Joe Harrick and Kevin also sai mound duty for the Yellow Jack ets. Romitti had a triple whil Livingston, Zuza and Hickey hac doubles. The three pitchers used tliei talents to hold Pitt hitless ove the six-inning contest. Bowers Post Victories hi Softball Play Steel valley Lanes climbed to ic lop in its division of the Mill op Community Center Slo-Pitch Softball League Friday, downing Uub Sands by a 10-4 verdict. Two other games had Al's Club wsting its 10th win by stopping Vhepa, '4-3, while V.I.P, Club humped Foley Cycle Center, 10- Steel Valley kept the race for the Eastern Division Title a hot me with its win.

Rird Owings the decision while Pu- icc took the loss. Tony Macre cracked a home run while lion ilair rapped two doubles. Brien )elatorc added a triple while iudy Rocovich bad one two-bag- jer. Owings had four hits in as nany trips for the winners. V.I.P.

CUib remained in second )lacc bchinc Marino's in the Lanigan Starts Swim Marathon Wilbur Lauignn pushed off al 7:07 a.m.lnday in his bid to swim 50 miles at the Millsop Community Center swimming pool. His wife, Karen, said this morning thai Wilbur seemed in good shape to start his record-setting hid, viewed by physical i i from Washington, D. C. swim is expected to last i approximately 12 noon on Sunday, if he finishes the attempt. At 8:30 a.m.

today, be had gone just over two miles. "I was disappointed last year I'hen I wasn't starting but I was new on this club and I guess I had prove myself," he said. Briles was moved into Ihe rotation early in Ihe icason and he has remained there. The Pirates knocked out iiouston ace Dierker (8-5) ifter four innings. The Bucs got single tallies in the first and second innings and two runs in the fourth, Gene Alley, who knocked in two runs witli a double and a triple, in the final run in the sixth inning.

Alley called the victory "a big one" following the three losses in Cincinnati. We were dead and this is what wenecdcd to pick us up," he said. A this time of year everyone starts dragging and getting tired. You start looking for your second wind to carry you the rest of the way." Dock Ellis (7-4) faced Ken Forscb (5-3) in the second game of the series today. MAJOR UnHod I a i a National League Eastern Division.

Altomore ricked up the win while Kula took he loss. An eight-run second-inn- ng rally was all V.I.P. needed, tellato and Alslead had three uts each while Gillette and "VIrvos had two hits apiece. The win upped V.I.P.'s record to 14-3 on the season. Al's Club recorded its 10th vic- the season in stopping Order of Ahepa.

Doubles by Bell" and J. DeVecchis and a single by Bob Burdette produced the tying and winning runs. Pete Rocchio picked up the win while Christ was the loser. Bob Burdette and Bob Long led the winners with three hits each while J. De- Vecchis, Ed Klovanish and Bell; had two hits each.

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Valley 401 000 5 10 Club Sands Oil 200 0 4 Wl'-Bird Owings. LP-Pulice. nsburun hicaqo Aonlrcii I nsburqh louston os Angeles an a i an Diego E.isl w. I. pel.

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Montreal (Torre; 9 5 1 a Ancjeles i 5 5 p.m. New York 3 6) al San Diego i 6 7 10:30 p.m. Cincinnati 3 5 a1 SI. Louis (Saivlorini i 6), 8 p.m. Philadelphia a I Ion 12-6) a San Francisco 0 p.m.

Sunday's Games Houston at PiUs burgh Montreaf at Los Angeles New York at San Diego A anlo at Chicago i i a i a Louis A i a League East w. I. pet. g.b. i 44 35 .557 -B a i -13 36 5 4 4 1 Boston 37 38 4 9 3 5 New 37 39 4 8 7 5' 33 45 4 2 3 10' Milwaukee 31 45 .408 11' .1 West w.

I. pel. g.b. Oakland 50 30 .625 -45 36 5 5 6 5 Minnesota 37 ,526 8 Kansas i 4 1 39 .513 9 a i a 36 45 .444 14' i a 34 47 .420 16' -t Friday's Results Oakland 9 New York 3, Is! Oakland 1 York 0. 2ncf Ball i more 1 Chicago 4, 1st Baltimore 3 Chicago 0, 2nd 7 a i i a 3 Clove 1 Texas 0, 14 inns Kansas City 1 Detroit 0 Today's Probable i AM i Bos ion (McGlothon 2 1 at Winncsola (Woodson 5 6 2:15 Cleveland 5-9 a a Gogol i 3 7 3 3 0 m.

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