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SMITHFIELD VS M3AD(M
The locals battled to a 5-5 dead
lock against Meadow on the Indian’s
diamond. At the end of nine innings
of play the game was called because
of darkness. This was the second tie
in three contests for the Red Devils,
Phil Ennis had ? hits for 4 times to
the plate.
SICETHFIELD VS CLEl^EL4KD
Brian Langley pitched a 2 hit
performance against the Cleveland
Rams on April 3 to lead the Devils
to a 2-1 victory, Langley also led
at bat with 2 hits for 4 times at bat.
SMITHFIELD VS, gLAYTON
Coach Temple’s Red Devil nine
botched two victories over Clajrbon on
the Blue Comet field.
For the first game, the two teams
Resumed the game of March 31 which
Was called because of cold weather,
Snithfield won the game 3-2 on a run
’Hade by Roy Brown. Brian Langley was
the winning pitcher.
In the regular scheduled contest
the locals humbled the Blue Comets
l2-3. Harvey Ennis batted out a home
vdth ^he bases loaded in the
third, Ennis had a perfect day at bat
With two for two.
SMITHFIEID VS BEmOM
The Benson Blue Phantoms dumped
^he Red Devils from the unbeaten ranks
scoring a 3-0 victory on April 17,
Rouglas Putnam did the mound work for
^’Hithfield while this was their first
loss after five wins.
S14ITHFIELD VS MEADOW
Brian Lar^gley was credited with
^°th pitching victories as the Red
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®vils defeated the Meadow Indians
*^ce on Api-il 18,
In the continuation of the April
1 game called on account of darkness
^oach'Temple * 3 boys won in the eleventh
8-5.
Then in the regular scheduled
sevenninning contest, the Devils
downed Meadow 4-2, Langley and Herbert
Parrish each had a 2-3 batting average.
SMITHFIEID VS CLEVELAND
Smithfie3.d sewed up at least
a tie for the Southern Division title
by edging Cleveland, 3-4, in an eight
inning contest. Langley pitched his
sixth win giving the Devils 8 i-dLns ard
1 loss.
SMITHFIELD VS FODR OAKS
The Red Devils won the Southern
Division title by ending the regular
season vfith a /r-1 win over the Four
Oaks Cardinals, Langley allowed only
2 hits for his seventh pitching
victory and led at bat with 2 hits
for 3 trips to the plate.
SIDE4JLANCES OF THE JUNIOR-SENIOR
“Hey, Kenneth, what did y’all
decide on yesterday?”—“An Arabian Night 1“
“0 Boy J“ “We gonna work in basement ?
»‘0 K"—“Hey, Sashie, are you going to
bring that cardboard this afternoon?”—
Mary Jo, do we have chorus practice
tonight?“--“0E“‘—“I’ll see you there”—
“Hey Emily, vrtiat are we practicing* to
night?”—^“ill of the songs I”—“Boy, this
is rough 1“—■“! don’t knovr if we’ll ever
learn ^em'so they’ll sound good. Oh,
pardon me, I mean Great I” —“Oh y’all
boys be quiet I—^We’ll be here ’til 2 AM
instead of 1 AK (Just Kiddin)”—"We
painting tomorrow night 1“—“OK, see you
there,” '
“Hey, who got the blue and yellow
prj.nt?“— “Nobody S“— “But you were
supposed to—“— “You weren’t I But- I
thought—, Oh never mind,”—“Oh, Staton,
er—would you mind going to get your
father’s key and open the store to get
the paint J"—“I know it’s 10:45—“Good”—
“Hurry back”—“Great day, are we going to
use that middle dome J“—“Who’painted it
anyway?”—Oh, er, it’s Beautiful (?),uh,
John,” — “Hey I was using that green
paint Jack Upton I”—"Now who has my