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1, Ray 1, Raraid 1, Harvard 2,
Calvert 1. Two base hits: Left
wich 1, Ray 2, Calvert 1. Home
Runs: Langley 1, Sacrifice Hits
Wood 1, Kuyk 1. Bases on Balls
oir Raraid 4. Struck out : by
Shields 5, by Raraid 1.
Taking the biu' end of the score
yesterday both in the game with
Pinetops and Williamston. Scot-
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head in the Eastern Carolina Scotland Neck-Hobgood
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Bunching hits in the final frame d S- S"
and receiving two walks in that yk 3rd. 5
same inning Scotland Neck-Hob- Leitwich, L F- 4
good pushed six men around the Pettway, Jnd 4
leases for tallie winning by a nln P,epev, R. 4
to 8 score. lds & F. s 4
riM,. u;tf;n.v t n m o nmi Mniton, 1st. 4
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pled with numerous errors caused NN oodard, 4 u u 5
a slow and uninteresting game. Grumpier, P. 4 0 0 0
Shields pitching for Scotland
Neck-Hobgood while allowing totals do
..i.r.-. i,if, i,onf fiiaivi wpII son. AVilliamston
iprpf until the ninth frame when
Pinetops scored four hits against E- Johnson
Lint two of them for extra bases, eai,
For the locals Leggett lead
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Summary Scotland Neck-Hob
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in C. Johnson, L. F. 4 0
batting lonars getting three hits McNeal, 3rd. 4 0
cut of four trips to the plate. Armstrong, 1st 4 0
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the only home run of the game
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Playing in excellent form the
locals won their second victory Totals 32 0 5 6
for yesterday bv shutting out Jones for Cox in the 5th.
Williamston on the Hobgood Sore by inninqrs. R H E
grounds to a 7 to 0 score. The S. N.-Hob. -003 031 OOx 7 . 8 4
batting of the Hyphenated aggre- Williamston 000 000 0000 5 6
gation. bufiching hits at the most Summary: 1 base hits: Left
opportune moments is chiefly res- wich 3, Pettway 4, Shields 1, E.
ponsible for the victory of the Johnson!, C. Johnson 1, McNeaT
Scotland Club. Crumpler for 1, Moore 1- Two base hits: C.
Ihc home club; pitched excellent Johnson 1. Struck out by Cram
ball allowing only five scattered pier -r, by Cox 3. Bases on balls:
:its- to the visiting lads and keep- ff Cox 4
itig the home base out of danger
Yvith the exception of two innings
Only thirty two men faced him
ihirino- the whole nine frames
Pettway lead in the batting
v-ith four and Leftwich followed
with three singles out of four
trips to the plate. The pitching
of Crumpler for the home aggre
gation was the outstanding fea
ture of the game. Cox was
knocked out in the 5th. Jones as
i is relief, held the locals to 2 hiti J
m the last tour frames.
The box 'ore follows:
Pineto)s eii Pinetops A. M.
AB R H E
Gardner, R. F. 5 12 0
Ray, 2nd 5 2 3 1
M. Webb, C. P. 5 0
Raraid, P. 5 1
Langely, 3rd 5
Harvard 1st. N4
Morris, L. F. 4 0
Calvert, S, S. J 4 2
Davis, C. 4 1
Batteries :Crumpler, Woodard ;
Cox, Jones and Carson.
Umpire: Powers.
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Wood, S: S. 5 3 2 1
Kuyk 3rd. 5 1
Leftwich, C. F. 5 1
Pettway, 2nd 5
Harden 1st. 5
Bost, C. 5
Ruth, R. P. 4
Leogett, L- F. 4
Shields, P. 4
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S. N.-llol). 001 001 0169 13 3
Pinetops 010 020 0238 11 1
Batteries: Raraid and Davis.
Shields and Bost.
Summary: 1 base hits: "Wood
2, Leftwich 2, Pet'twav 1, Darden
2, Leggett 3. Shields 2, Gardner kevs.
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