SUGARCREEK - Malvern's big bats boomed in the 2nd tilt. It plated 4 runs in the 2nd inning, but Garaway (0-1) (1-4) put one on the scoreboard in its half of the 2nd and went ahead in the 3rd with 5 runs on 7 walks and singles by Tim Miller (1) and Ralph Sundheimer (1). The wild streak sealed the fate of Malvern hurler Jim Yockey, a strong lefthanded Freshman who looks like a real comer. Yockey yielded to Bill Munroe, who also was wild for an inning before settling down, only to lose his touch in the 7th after Green Hornets (1-0) had gone ahead. Yockey shifted back on the hill from 1st base to relieve Munroe. The pair limited Garaway to 6 singles, 2 by shortstop Fred Yoder (2).
Bob Farver (0-3) of Garaway lasted 6 innings before giving way to Errol Miller (0-0) in the seventh. Pounding out extra base blows for Malvern were Dave Early, Tom Romano and Mike Campbell, each with a triple. Campbell, Jim Yockey and Munroe each had doubles.
MALVERN GREEN HORNETS - 12
Tubaugh 5-2-0
Tom Romano 4-3-2
Bill Munroe 4-0-2
Clark 3-1-2
Jim Yockey 4-1-1
K. Munroe 4-1-0
Dave Early 4-2-1
Mike Campbell 4-2-2
K. Munroe 3-1-1
GARAWAY PIRATES - 6
Ken Snyder 4-0-0
Larry Harding 2-1-1
Errol Miller 4-1-1
Rich Richardson 5-0-1
Bob Farver 1-2-0
Fred Yoder 4-0-2
Tim Miller 2-1-0
Ralph Sundheimer 1-1-0
Frankh'er 2-0-0
Mike Baab 2-0-1
Blake Angel 1-0-0
Wednesday, April 26, 1967
The Daily Reporter
Dover, Ohio
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