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THE BATTALION
WEDNESDAY, MAY 14, 1975
Page 9
Panola, San Jac advance in JC playoffs
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IS
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By NICK VOINIS
Staff Sports Writer
Panola and San Jacinto Junior
Colleges took another step forward
n the National Junior College Ath-
etic Association baseball tourna
ment with important wins yester-
lay.
To begin the day, Panola of
Carthage tripped the Temple Junior
ollege Leopards 9-6 at Kyle Field
vith a 14-hit attack. The game pit
ted the North Zone winner (Panola)
md the South Zone winner (Tem
ple) of Region XIV.
Panola jumped to a 3-0 lead in the
irst inning off Temple starter Mark
Tedford, the game’s losing pitcher.
The game marked the first career
loss for the sophomore from San An
tonio Churchill. He had won both
bis starts last year and was 4-0 this
ason.
The Leopards came roaring back
with four runs in the third but to no
avail as Panola scored three in the
fourth and two in the fifth to take a
commanding 8-4 lead. Leftfielder
David Mire’s fourth inning three-
run home run highlighted the
spree. TJC scored two more runs in
the bottom half of the eighth but was
too late.
David Pieczyneki was the win
ning pitcher but needed help in the
eighth. Panola’s Winston Whiddon
contributed four hits including a
triple and a double, while Temple’s
Steve Deskin, Glenn Wendt and
Jerry Jones collected two hits
apiece.
Meanwhile at Bryan's Travis
Park, the Ravens of San Jacinto
downed Angelina College of Lufkin
4-0 on the four-hit pitching of David
Brisky.
The Ravens took off to a 3-0 lead
in the second inning on M ike Kane’s
single and Steve Ramsey’s double.
An out followed along with a two-
run double off the bat of Crockett
Dubose, who was 2 for 3 on the day.
SJC added an insurance run in tbe
fourth on Paul Montalbano’s single
followed by a stolen base, passed
ball and a sacrifice fly by Ramsey.
The action was climaxed at Kyle
Field as the loser of the first game,
Temple, lost a heart breaker to the
winner of the second game, San
Jacinto, 3-0.
Mark McClain of San Jac and
Chris Kies of TJC locked horns in a
scoreless pitchers dual, which
lasted nine innings. McClain then
had to be replaced in the ninth but
Kies lasted the distance allowing
eight San Jac hits in 11 innings.
TJC stranded runners on second
and third in both the ninth and
tenth innings and had men on first
Tracksters
to journey
to Austin
By PAUL McGRATH
Managing Editor
The scheduled dual meet with
the Baylor Bears has been canceled
due to construction underway on
the Kyle Field infield.
However, the Aggie tracksters of
Coach Charles Thomas will com
pete on Saturday in Austin in an
invitational pickup meet open to
any school willing to come.
A&M is in the midst of a two week
layoff period as the last competition
for the entire team was May 3 also in
Austin.
Several Aggies traveled to
Houston’s Meet of Champions but
the majority of the squad stayed in
Aggieland for a much needed rest.
This week’s meet will have the
hosting University of Texas fielding
their entire team in hopes to avenge
an earlier defeat on their home
ground at the hands of the Aggies.
The list of other competing
schools is yet unknown but most
SWC schools will be there. There is
a possibility that the meet will not
be scored as it is simply a pickup
meet.
Thomas will be returning to the
state capitol for the second weekend
in a row as he was busy scouting last
Saturday’s state high school meet.
Several top A&M recruiting pro
spects performed well at the meet.
Bill Wimberly from Fort Worth
won the high jump over the favorite
Greg Lambdin of Galveston Ball
with a leap over 6-10. Odessa’s
Tommy Glass turned in a 1.53.2
880-yard dash to place in that event.
He went into the meet as the state’s
top half-miler. Glass has already
signed to come to A&M.
The Aggies follow Saturday's
meet with a week of rest before
competing in perhaps their most
climatic meet of the year — the
Southwest Conference champion
ship Track Meet. The Aggies were a
surprise second last year and hope
to tie or better that finish this year.
Lubbock will be the site of the
SWC cinder showdown with the
preliminaries beginning May 23.
The Aggies will travel by plane to
West Texas, leaving on Thursday.
and second when the game finally
ended.
Dan Moran led off the eleventh
inning for the Ravens with a single
to right field. Don Fry followed with
a bunt single, as the throw was late
to second for the force. Mike Wat
son grounded out pitcher to first
which moved the runners up one
base each. Duane Bagley then
walked, and Chuck Lamar (replac
ing starting third baseman Darrel
Reaves) singled to center, scoring
Morgan from third. Montalbano
safety squeezed Fry across the plate
and was safe at first as the throw
arrived late, and the score stood at
2-0. Designated hitter Mike Kane
singled to center apparently scoring
Bagley and Lamar. Bagley scored
but the umpires ruled Lamar failed
to touch third base and was called
out as Kies threw to third baseman
Deskin for the putout.
TJC then came up in the bottom
half of the inning, led off by
Ramsey’s fly out to left, Manny Or-
dones’ single and Roger Pierce’s
base-on-balls. The Ravens then pul
led Porter, who replaced McClain
in the ninth, and brought in ace
Rodney Ramsey. Hegot Jerry John
son to pop to short and struck out
Buddy Grobe, who was previously 3
for 4.
San Jacinto Panola meet today for
the Region XIV Championship with
the winner moving on to play the
winner of Region V, Ranger Junior
College.
PANOLA vs TEMPLE
Panola 300320001-9 14 1
Temple 004000020-6 10 -1
Pitching
Piecyneki, Phillips (8), and Rosellini. Tedford,
Kruciak (4), Cunningham (8), Fulton (8) and Johnson.
WP-Pieczyneki. LP-Tedford. S-Phillips. HR-Panola,
Mire.
SAN JACINTO vs ANGELINA
San Jacinto 030 100000-4-5 - 1
Angelina
000000000-0-4-2
Brisky and Moran. Pesek and Perry. WP-Brisky.
LP-Pesek.
SAN JACINTO vs TEMPLE
San Jacinto 00000000003-38-1
Temple 00000000000-0 12 -0
Pitching
Kies, and Johnson. McClain, Porter (9), R. Ramsey
(11) and Moran. WP-Porter. L%-Kies. S-R. Ramsye.
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