o THURSDAY, MAY 3. 1956 Blue Knights Win 13th Straight By Defeating Robbins The Blue Knights, boasting one of the most powerful teams in re cent years, continued its mastery of Moore County baseball Tues day afternoon by defeating Rob bins 2-1 in 11 innings in a county playoff game at Aberdeen. The Blue Knights have now won 13 games in a row and lost none. In Tuesday’s game Southern Pines collected two runs on two hits and committed one error. Robbins had one run on five hits and two errors. The Blue Knights scored first in the fourth inning when Billy Hamel walked, Lynn van Ben- schoten singled, and Billy Cox singled, scoring Hamel. In the same inning Robbins scored its lone run on a single by Freeman, a double by Patrick, and an error committed by Bob Cline after McCaskill hit a sharp grounder to Cline’s third base post, scoring Freeman. The game was tied at the end of the regulation seven innings. In the 11th Southern Pines, the visit ing team, scored its other run this way: Watkins was safe at first on an error but was tagged outgoing into second on a fielder’s choice by Cox. Cox moved to third following walks to Boswell and Marley, and scored the winning run on a sin gle by John van Benschoten. Watkins, who has now won five games, struck out 10 and walked five in the 11-inning stint. Both teams left. 10 men' strand- THE PILOT—Southern Pines. Nortli Carolina PINEHURST NEWS PAGEIHNE By MARY EVELYN de NISSOFF Senior Play A three-act comedy, “June Fever,’’ wiU be presented tomor row (Friday) night at 8:00 o’clock in the Pinehiu-st School audito rium by members of the senior class of the Pinehurst High School. Final PTA Meeting The last meeting of the current year of the local Parent-Teacher Association is scheduled for Tuesday, May 8, at 8:00 p. m. in the Pinehurst auditorium. Inclu ded on the evening’s agenda will be a fashion show in which mem bers of Miss Mary Burns’ home economics classes wiU model en sembles of their own making! A summary of the Recreation As sociation activities for the year will be given, and following this, parents will attend a display of the work accomplished this year by students in the Industrial Arts department. Brief Mention Mr. and Mrs. Richard S. Tufts returned home Wednesday from several days at White Sulphur ed. Defeat Aberdeen Last Thursday night the Blue Knights chalked up their biggest winning margin of the season by defeating Aberdeen 20-6. They hdd also defeated the Red Devils earlier in the season 7-2. Bobby Cline, with five hits in five trips, which included a home run and a triple, was the leading hitter for Southern Pines. All told the Knights got 19 hits. Watkins was the winning pitch er, striking out 10 and giving up five walks. Springs, Va., where Mr. Tufts at tended a meeting of the Resort Committee of the American Hotel Association. Mr. and Mrs. Winthrop Wil liams have closed their home here for the season and are in New Canaan, Conn., where they went to attend the christening of Mrs. Williams’ granddaughter, Nancy Salter Rand, infant daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. jHarold Rand. Mr. and Mrs. Willianis will con tinue on to their summer place in Nantucket, Mass., after a short stay in Connecticut. Guests this week of her pa rents, Mr. and Mrs. William C. Plunkett, are Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Lord of Sithsbury, Conn. Mme. and Mr. F. R. Razook and Miss Renee Razook, who have been occupying their-cottage here for the spring season, left Satur day for New York City. Here for the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Paul Dana were their daughter. Miss Penelope Dana, and a Hollins College classmate. Miss Kitty Jackson, o£ Richmond, Va. Mrs. Andrew S. Burke, who spent the Winter here with her grandson. Fay Neville, left Mon day for Philadelphia, Pa., where she will spend some time at the Barclay Hotel before going to Spring Lake, N. J., to occupy her summer cottage. Clement M. Biddle of Summit, N. J., was the houseguest last Gets More Use Out of Heat / New Kind of Heating System That's Easier to Install Moves heat a better way to end cold floors, cold comers; makes any room, any house easy to heat. 3Vi-inch round- duct system installs hours faster, saves tearing up home! • Re-circulates Warmed Air Every 8 Minutes. • Vertical, Console, Horizontal Mod els, for Basement, Attic, Utility Room, Closet or Crawl Space In stallation. • Four Types of Blend-Air Blenders for new or present homes. • COMFORT GUARANTEED WITH $1000 BOND. Easy To Add AIR CONDITIONING Now or later; use same ducts; new “no-draft” comfort zone cooling. » I 1 Powerful New GAS gONSOLEFURi^ACF PERKINSON’S I ** \ ^ ^ . % •5*Vy'*v-* rt*. • v: v V I V : weekend of Mr. and Mrs. William H. 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