SPORTS THE SPRINGFIELD UNION, SPRINGFIELD, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 22, 1964 SPORTS Maroons Topple Trin Behind Robbins, 15-0 Southpaw Twirls Two Hitter in Easy Win; Scheffel, Whalen Star at Plate By JERRY RADDING Southpaw Bruce Robbins pitched a strong two-hitter and his mates backed him with plenty of action on the Springfield trounced Trinity, 15-0, our Tuesday at Berry Field. Robbins, using a sinking knuckler and an overpowering fast ball, never allowed visiting runner past second base. He struck out 11 and walked only four in recording his first victory of the sason. Big Fast Three The Maroons, lifting their record to 2-2. got 16 hits off a quartet of Trin twirlers.
There were squiblers, dribblers, bleeders, and what have you--but it still amounted to Springfield's best offensive showing of the campaign. Seven errors also contributed to the Hartford team's third loss in four starts. The Maroons' big innings were the last three. They scored five times in the sixth and four each in the seventh and eighth. Bob Scheffel, catching his first game for the home team, and second baseman Andy Whalen led the home attack with three hits apiece.
Dave Bartsch, Stam and Andy Thompson each had two safeties. Robbins had a no-hitter going until two were out in the seventh one through the hole for a single. when "Joe. Hourihan grounded a Bruce MacDougall singled past second to lead off the ninth for the only other visiting hit. Robbins Gets Hit Springfield picked up an unearned run off Trin starter Chris McNeil in the second.
Thompson's infield hit Whalen's double to center made it 2-0 in the fifth. In the sixth. however, things really went wrong for the Hartford team. Springfield sent 11 batters to the plate, and even pitcher Robbins got into the act by cracking a two-run single. The first five Maroon batters reached to start the seventh.
Bartsch, Stam. Scheffel and Whalen all had hits and Thomp son was safe when his grounder got past the third baseman. Dick Lazzerini relieved McNeil, but before the inning was over, Springfield had four more runs. It was more of the same in the eighth as Trin needed two pitchers, Chris Dunham and Mark Lowenthal, to put out another four-run fire. The Maroons will be at Rhode Island Thursday and sophom*ore Wayne Granger will pitch.
Summary: SPRiNGFIELD TRINITY ab Fredericks If 4 0 0 0 Moonves Newm'n If-ct 1 0 1 2 Voorhees 16 Male 3 1 0 M'cd'ug'll ct R'nids 3b-26 Chtk'wski rf Cornwell 1b 5 0 Belfiore 16 3 0 Caliento 16 Ochs If 3000 Bartsch rt dShipman aWinn 0 Hourihan Stom ct 2 Shweitz'r 30 3 Umberger 0 McNeil Thompson Lazzerini 000 Scheffel 5 3 3 2 bWeeks 0 0 Whalen 2b 4 0 3 2 Dunham 0 0 cBolko 0 1 0 0 Lowenthal 0 Argir 3b 0000 Robbins 5012 Totals 44 15 16 12 Totals out for Bartsch in 7th. b--Struck out for Lobberini in 8th. c--Ran for Whalen in 8th. d-Walked for Ochs in 9th. SPRINGFIELD 010 015 -Voorhees, Ochs, Hourihan, Schweitzer 2, McNeil, Dunham, Male, Whalen; PO-A-Springfield 27-12; Trinity 24-7; LOB--Springfield 9, Trinity 2B- Whalen, Stom; $8-Thompson, MacDougali SAC-Belfiore.
IP ER BB Robbins (W, 1-1) 2 11 McNeil (L, 0-2) 12 11 Lazzerini xxLunham Lowenthal X-None out In 7th. four batters in 8th. HBP-Dunhom (Whalen); WP-Robbins, McNeil; PB-Hourlhan; -Bartley and Callahon; Amherst Gains Track Victory 13th straight dual meet victory. -Scago. LP -Carlotta.
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to 6 P.M. 9-00 PITTSFIELD St. Joseph's registered its third win here Tuesday by dumping Searles, 5-1. Dennis Kelly paced the victory lected pair of hits for the with three hits. Tom Shults cola losers.
Summary: ST. JOSEPH'S SEARLES ob rh bi ob bi 2 0 Fol 3000 Galligher 2 2010 Russell 2 3 01 Doyle 2 1 0 Cowles 3 0 Kelly 4031 Shultis ct 3 1 2 1 Skrocki 0 Flaim 0 Tobin ct 100 Coons 0 0 Mahan 3 Daigle 3 3000 Goyette 3 0 0 1 Zanin 01 0 Sinopoli 0 0 Carlotta 20 0 0 Matuccio 201 1 Harris Gloria rt 0 Gray 100 0 Penna If Woodson It 00 Kearns If Scago 1010 Oloughlin Evans Totals 33 Totals ST. JOSEPH'S 010 I SEARLES 100 Gone but Not Forgotten CIA NT Gone are the six baseballs that Candlestick Park, so the San all that he's gunning for top Willie Mays connected with for Francisco Giants star holds up six National League honors in that Unearned Runs Help UConn Trip UMass Huskies Get Only Four Hits Off Corey but Still Manage 3-1 Conference Win LONDON (AP)-Results In British soccer league matches Tuesday night. Home teams first: ENGLISH LEAGUE Division Burnley 7, Tottenham Division 2 Bury 1, Southampton 5 Swansea 1, Portsmouth 1, tie Bristol Rovers 2, Reading 5 Division 3 Watford Brentford 2, tie Division Carlisle 1, Rochdale 0 Exeter 6, Chesterfield Southport 0 Bradford Classy Nominees In Sweepstakes British Soccer SALEM, N. H.
Northern Dancer and Hill Rise, regarded as the cream of the threeyear-old thoroughbred crop, are among the 332 horses nominated for the first running of the $125, 000-added New Hampshire sweepstakes. President Lou Smith of Rockingham Park, where the mile and three-sixteenths race will be min on Sept. 12. said the test is the richest race in New England history and now ranks with the Kentucky Derby, Preakness and Belmont Stakes as racing's top attractions for three-year olds. Smith also said that of the 232 nominees, 71 have been nominated for racing's "triple crown" and added that the race could rank with them as a threeyear- id test.
Northern Dancer, owned by Edward P. Taylor of Canada, is the winter book favorite for the Kentucky Derby. Northern Dancer won the Flamingo Stakes and Florida Derby while Hill Rise took the rich Santa Anita Derby. Another nominee is Rokeby Farm's Quadrangle, who jumped into the Derby picture by winning the Wood Memorial at New York's Aqueduct Park last Saturday. The Chicago Bears led National Football League teams in interceptions last season with 36.
Russian Cage Team Gains Win Over Americans Disorganized AAU Five Drops 82-65 Verdict In Series Opener MOSCOW (AP) The Russian national basketball team, using a tight zone defense, defeated a somewhat disorganized United States AAU team 82-65 Tuesday opening game of the Americans' eight-game tour of the Soviet Union. No Outside Success It was the first time an American team had lost on Soviet soil since Russian-American competition began. 1958. The U.S. players, had been together for only two games in Poland before coming here, lacked cohesion and were unable to score on shots from the outside.
During and after the game the Americans complained about the officiating. of referees Elio Luglini Italy and Hubert Jacobs of East Germany. Leonard Buck of Denver, head of the U.S. delegation, declared: "This is the worst officiated game I have ever seen. The fouls called on us were fouls, but they missed fouls the other team committed." Although the game was televised, several hundred people were turned away after the Palace of Sports, which seats was filled to capacity.
the spectators were (spacemen Pavel Popovich and Bykovsky. The Americans had the lead of the Akron Wingfoots scored only once after Lloyd Sharrar after 48 seconds. The Russians had a 46-31 lead at half time. The Americans, were unable to penetrate Soviet zone defense to score from short range but the Russians fouled frequently in holding them off. By the middle of the game the United States adopted a ting defense but this didn't change the situation.
Janis Kruminsh Alexander The two tall Soviet, centers, Petrov, were off form but forwards Yuri Kornyev and Gennady Volnov scored well on passes from playmakers Armenak Alachin and Alexander Travin. Kornyev with 15 points and Volnov with 14 were Russia's high scorers. Jim (Bad News) Barnes of Texas Western and Pete McCaffrey of then Wingfoots, scored 16 each Jerry Shipp of the Bartlesville, Oilers had nine. Slomback and Davis Pace AIC 2-0 Win Slugger Continues Strong Hitting, Pitcher Sharp in Victory Over Hartford Amherst Hosts UMass Today Amherst and University of Massachusetts clash in their annual Collegetown baseball rivalry today at 3. at Amherst College.
UMass won, 2-1, 8 year ago. The Redmen, losers at Connecticut Tuesday, are expected to a pitch 6-7 righthander Mike Johnson today. UMass has a 2-2 record. Amherst, 1-2 after bowing to Providence Tuesday, has sophom*ore Dick Caley ready to take the mound. In another game today of New England interest, Holy Cross will be at home to mouth.
AIC Crew Host To Amherst The American International College crew will row against Amherst College here today on the Connecticut River at 3 o'clock. It will be the final home race for the Aces. Amherst has a 1-2 record, but that one victory, was over Clark. crew AIC. The Aces are 0-3 in the north.
The AIC golf team will be at Central Connecticut today. Cathedral Gets Track Victory Cathedral ran up 111 points, East Catholic of Manchester, N.H. had 49 and Holyoke Catholic 2 in a triangular track meet Tuesday at Blunt Park. John Collins hit 10 flat in the 100-yard dash and 22 flat in the 220 while Paul Riker tossed the javelin 184 feet to feature the Cathedral victory. Windham Tops Westfield, 3-1 WESTFIELD-Windham State College of two Vermont received an excellent hit pitching performance from Blasius here Tuesday and defeated Westfield State, 3-1.
The Windham righthander struck out 14. It was Westfield's second setback this season. It has three victories. The win was the first of the season for Windham. Summary: Westfield State ab bi bi Altera 2 0 0 0 Robreno ct 2000 Kelco Gallagher 3 40 2 1 0 Ryczek Droz'ski p.
1, cf 3 4 401 1 0 Stern 3 0 0 0 Rocder Blasius Murphy If 0 1 0 0 0 W'c'l Walsh 2. rf If, rt 0 Hood rt Rarra 2 Griffiths 1 0 Cast'guay It Bagge ct 1 0 Earle 1 0 Polluck $, 2 Will'mson 3 Ryan 3 Totals 34 3 6 1 Tetals 210 WESTFIELD 010 St. Joe's Gets Third Victory Jack Slomback and Billy, Davis supplied the force in victory for American International College over Hartford Tuesday torrid hitting streak, smacked two hits, including a long triple, scored one run and knocked in the other while Davis, gaining his second hurling win, blanked the visitors with a six-hitter. Slomback started the scoring at AIC Park. Busy Afield Slomback, in the midst of a Friars Defeat Jeffs by 6-4 Karlson Stars in Relief Role to Preserve Win -Providence relief pitcher Hank Karlson struck out five men in innings to preserve a 6-4 victory for the Friars over Amherst College here Tuesday.
Amherst errors allowed three unearned runs and led to the Jeffs' second defeat in three games. Providence don scored all its runs in the first four innings against Amherst ace pitcher Ernie Lanning. Triples by John O'Rourke and Bob Bellemore were big blows in the first three innings. Amherst's leaky infield defense committed three errors to allow the Friars to score three runs in the fourth inning. Amherst scored its first run in the fifth inning off tiring starter Neol Kinski.
Four singles pro duced three runs in the sixth inning and with men on first and second and two out in the seventh Providence called the sideballing Karlson from the bullpen. Karlson held Amherst without a hit during his relief stint and saved the game for starter Kinski. Summary: Providence Amherst ab bi ab rh bi Connolly If 5122 Gorni 3 2000 Billemore 3 1 2 2 Oliver 2 5000 DeGeorge 2 4 3 0 North 500 Canning 4 0 0 0 Leidich 1 0'Rourke 1 0 Beacco Choinere 0 0 0 Greenblatt If Bodington 1 2 Bech 3 0 Masso ct 2 0 Lanning 4 1 2 1 Reuter ct Kurz rf Kinski Karlson 300 1000 0 Martula rt-ct 1010 Totals Totals Providence Amherst 013 in the last of the first. He beat out an infield hit to second, stole' second base, dittoed his way to third and scored on Rhicard's grounder to sho: Al Lussier reached on an error in the fifth and rode home on Slomback's triple to right field. This was all Davis needed to' go hunting the shutout.
He walked only one batter and struck out eight in an amazing. display of control, working off an effective curve Lefty Jim Harrington, who had beaten the Aces the last two years, matched Davis' effort but couldn't slam the door on gave up only five hits, walked two and struck out nine. When Slomback was put out in the third inning marked the first time in his last 11 trips to the plate that he failed to reach base. In that spree he had accumulated nine safeties, one walk and one reach to first on an error. Slomback also was busy and effective afield.
Making his first start at second base, he handled 11 chances flawlessly, including a back hand stab of a grounder through the middle. He also was the pivot man in a short to second to first double play. AIC now has won three in a row and boosted its record to 5-2. Summary: home runs in six games at other ones to remind one and department this season. An in Sport taking up collection for Lefty! He caused the meat College Baseball UConn 3, UMass AIC 2, Hartford Providence 4, Amherst Springfield 15, Trinity Dartmouth New Hampshire Tufts MIT New Bedterd Durtee Clarksburg State 5, Norwich 1 Central Conn.
5, Coast Guard Bridgeport 2, Foirtield Windham 3, Westfield State AIC HARTFORD ab rh bi ab bi Slomback 2 3 1 2 1 Angiletto 3 4020 Rhicard 4001 Keeler 2 4000 W.K'dziey If 4 0 0 0 Harrington 4 0 1 0 Brooks 1 0 2 0 Lill cf R. K'dziey rf 0 1 0 Piorkowski Klett 3 3000 Grimaldi If 4010 Suchecki ct 3000 Spain 1 3010 Lussier 3100 Allen 2 Davis 2000 West Budlong 2000 Smolen 2 1000 Dutchir rt 0000 Totals 20 25 2 Totals 32 0 6 0 a-Smolen struck out for Budlong In 7th. AIC 100 010 Piorkowski. PO-A-AIC 27- 14, Hartford 24-8. DP-Rhicard, Slomback and Brooks.
LOB-AIC 6, Hartford 6. 38-Slomback. SB-Slomback 2. Davis. IP ER BB so Davis Harrington 8 U--Sullivan Lee.
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Broken Nose Triple The UConns nursed a 2-1 lead, established the tainted tallies, until the seventh inning when Doug Gaffney stroked a 350-foot home run to left to account for the final margin. Bob Shaefer, who scored two UConn's three runs, led off the third with the first of two doubles and advanced to third on an error. He then scored on fielder's choice. Again in the fifth Shaeter started the frame with another double. Another error moved him up a notch to third from where he tallied on Dorrie Jackson's sacrifice fly.
UMass' lone run came in the fourth. Steve Wojnar smacked a single rode all the way home on Al Nordberg's long triple off the left field fence. On the play UConn left fielder Bob Siegel smashed into the fence and had to leave the game with a broken nose. Jim Parmelee went the route for the Huskies and spaced six hits effectively to obtain his second win. Corey pitched well for UMass but lacked the proper support as his record evened off at 1-1.
The victory was the first against one loss for UConn in the Yankee Conference and was the third in 10 overall games. UMass is now 0-1 in the league and 2-2 overall. Summary: UCONN UMASS bi Jackson ct-lf 3 0 0 1 Apicella 300 Penders 3 3010 Awdycki 0 King rt Del' Piano ct Haiday 4000 Woinor rt Mattia 1 2000 Harris rf Siegel If 0 Nordberg If 3 0 Meissner ct 2000 Kuczynski 3 3 0 0 Gaffney 2 3111 Crone 2 Schaefer 3220 aPiken 100 Por'lee 3000 Kamena Corey Totals 7 3 Totals 0-Lined out for Crane in 9th. UConn 10x- Mass E-Penders, Gaftney, Awdyckl, Wojnar. PO-A-UConn 27-13, UMass 24-8.
DP. Apicelia, Crane and Awdycki; Mottla, Shaefer and Gaffney. LOB--UConn Mass 8. 2B-Shaefer 2, Corey, Harris. 38-Nordberg.
HR-Gaffney. SF--Jackson. IP ER Parmelee 2-1 Corey 1-1 HP -Parmelee (Kuczynskl). WP-Parmelee 2. Rafterty and Phelps.
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