Gnadenhutten High School (Indians) Junior Pitcher - Jim Jinks (1-1) was the opening moundsman for the Indians.
GNADENHUTTEN - Dover St. Joseph's came from behind to nip Gnadenhutten (2-2) here Wednesday in opening play of the Class A Sectional Baseball Tournament. Senior Don Lamonica was the hero for the Art Teynor's Ramblers, receiving credit for the victory in relief of Sophomore Mickey McCracken and lashing out 2 hits, including a 2-run double in the final frame. St. Joseph's had taken a 1-0 lead in the 1st inning, but Ted Martin's Indians came back with 2 in their half of the 4th and plated another pair in the 6th to take a commanding 4-1 margin. But the Ramblers battled back, getting 2 in their half of the 6th to narrow the count to 4-3 and then got the winning pair in the 7th with a single and moved up on a safety by Terry Bassetti. Don Garrett (1-0), a southpaw, took over for Tribe hurler Jim Jinks (1-1) and walked the left-hand swinging Joe Zuchegno intentionally to fill the bases. Lamonica foiled the strategy by coming through with a resounding double to chase home Tecco and Bassetti and a victory. McCracken worked until the 6th before giving way to Lamonica. The 2 gave up 5 hits, walked 2 and fanned 3. Jinks and Garrett were touched for 9 safeties, passed 3 and whiffed 3. Zuchego had a double for St. Joseph's and Bruce Kohl smacked a triple (2) for Gnadenhutten.
DOVER ST. JOSEPH'S RAMBLERS - 5
Tecco 4-1-1
Terry Bassetti 4-1-1
Joe Zuchegno 3-1-1
Don Lamonica 4-1-3
Antonelli 2-1-1
Ron Rieger 3-0-0
Bazzoli 3-0-0
Zilo 3-0-1
Mick McCracken 3-0-1
GNADENHUTTEN INDIANDS - 4
Art Rauzi 3-1-1
Don Garrett 3-1-0
Larry Rentsch 3-0-0
Bruce Kohl 3-1-2
Roy Williams 2-0-0
Miller 3-0-1
Gary Rice 2-0-0
Gene Bates 2-0-0
Jim Jinks 3-0-0
Terry Huebner 2-1-1
Mullaney 0-0-0
D. Williams 0-0-0
Thursday, April 30, 1964
The Daily Reporter
Dover, Ohio
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