MIDVALE - A possible playoff for the Tuscarawas County League Baseball Crown existed today following victories by Midvale (7-2) and Gnadenhutten (10-2) Monday as both sport 7-1 Spring league marks today. No official word has been received on a playoff, but according to unofficial records, the 2 schools were deadlocked after their final league games of the season. Midvale, whose only losses in 9 games this spring came via the fall champion and tourney winner Gnaden, had little trouble with Stone Creek (1-7) Monday, posting the victory. Neal Beans (5-2) once again had his pin-point control, the southpaw hurling hitless ball for the first 4 innings before Jim Albaugh (0-0) took over. Albaugh allowed only 2 hits the final 3 innings. Ed Wallace (0-4) was the first of 3 Stone Creek pitchers, the trio allowing 9 hits. Midvale had one error, while the Panthers committed 5 miscues. Leading the Midvale barrage for Coach Pete Hilliard were Tom Mackey and Don Basquin, slaming triples, Bob Byers had a triple and single, Don Ickes a double. Beans had 2 doubles and Bob Anderson a bases-loaded double. All 3 Stone Creek hits were singles.
Tom Mackey (M) 3B (2)
Don Basquin (M) 3B (1)
Bob Byers (M) 3B (1)
Neal Beans (M) 2B 2 (2)
Don Ickes (M) 2B (1)
Bob Anderson (M) 2B (1)
Bob Byers (M) 1B (3)
Tuesday, May 15, 1962
The Daily Reporter
Dover, Ohio
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