BAILEY BUGLE. BAILEY. NORTH
SCOPE
CAROLINA. APRIL. 19^U
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Pitcher Gains Two Victories
"TakG Me Out To The Ball
Game" and I'll be perfect
ly happy seems to be the
attitude of students now
in trying to battle with
this so-called "Spring Fe
ver" that's going around
school.
I must confess that as
soon as anyone mentions
baseball to me all my
cares and worries are for
gotten long enough to ab
sorb the great sport for a
full hour or two.
WINS—LOSSES
Bailey started the open
ing of this great season
by defeating Rock Ridge 9
to 1, only to fall into
the path of Coopers and
get trodden on for a 13-2
loss. As Mr. Weaver has
said, "Games of this na
ture certainly show lack
of thinking ability on the
' players' part," and I
agree whole heartily.
The game played against
Spring Hope was nothing to
rave about, even though it
was a victory for Bailey
with a U-3 score.
Before Bailey can hope to
win the County Champion
ship in the play-off se
ries, harder playing and
more concentration will
have to be put forth.
GAME SCHEDULE
April 8-Spring Hope—There
April 16—Rock Ridge—Here
April 20—Middlesex—There
April 27—Middlesex Here
In the three ball gamee
of this season Bailey has
come out twice with vic
tories . The credit goes
chiefly to Billy Glover,
the pitcher, says Westall,
A total of 78 times at
bat, 20 hits, 1$ runs, and
13 errors were all gained
in these three games.
Those boys showing "out
standing" batting records
so for are Billy Liles,
Mack Burgess, and Newton.
Players Attend
College BaH Game
Billy Liles, Rex Vick,
Ray Fulghum, and Thomas
McKeel went with Coach
Westall to Chapel Hill,
Saturday to see the base
ball game between Carolina
and Wake Forest.
The group was mentioned
over the address system as
being guests from Bailey,
Woody Westall, former Uni
versity student, and mem
bers of his ball team.
While they were there it
seemed an ideal time to
tour the campus, the coach
thought. They saw the in
door and outdoor swimming
pools, the football stadi
um, and the track,
A counle of the boys com
mented on a queer game
they watched for a while
called lacrosse. After see
ing this game they declar
ed it almost impossible to
explain.
From comments made the
boys enjoyed their visit.
Coach Westall plans to
make other trips with
those boys wishing to see
a game, "that is if things
can be worked out,"he says.
Glover. The other boys
have done "Well" also but
not so much so as have the
ones mentioned above,
name position
James Stott-—-—-1st Base
Billy Liles —2nd Base
Corney Boykin—Short Stop
Rayford Perry 3rd Base
Mack Burgess L. Field
Jerry High C. Field
Ray Fulghum— R. Field
Newton Glover Catcher
Billy Glover Pitcher
SUBSTITUTES
Clyde Stott----—-1st Base
Rex Vick 3rd Base
Charles Rhodes L. Field
Carroll Bottoms L. Field
Bobby Dew C. Field
James Wells-- Pitcher
J. P, Lamm Pitcher
Jimmy Bennett Catcher
TI
Goods
EM-JAY'S
WILSON.