Rams And Far
Life Holding To Top In Ceunty League
Bees And Rooster
Rim Into Troubl
Sullivan Pilches
Four-Hiller For
Williamsion Him
lii’iir I iiL*-- .laniri
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In V |{*n\ ^ eslrnl;i\
Kohcrsonvill* s Hams am! th
Farm Li IV In sc bait bo vs continue*
to holding to tbs' top spots in tli
Martin Count Lcagu* as the
passed th* fourth ot ,Jul\ marl
vrliilr Boar Grass pot back on th*
victory trail with two decision:
ovi-i Jamcsvilk- and Jack Sullivar
pitched a neat four-hitter las
night to put the WilLiamston Mar
tins on the right road again.
Washington's Bees and the Oal
City Km sters playing tin- numbr
one and number two tea:ns re
spectiu ly ran into difficulty and
the Be* s found themselves in tIn
ti > x t to last slot in a tie with th*
Martins.
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LESSONS
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Director Stuart Maynard o
j t Ik* Williamstun Kcereatio
' program, announced yester
day that Bill McDonald of th
Bed Cross Safety departmen
is holding three periods o
practice teaching; for thosi
who recently completed thi
water safety course at the lo
, cal pool. The first session W'a:
held yesterday afternoon foi
an hour, 5:30 to 6:30, and thi
second will he held this after
noon at the same hour will
the public invited to come ir
and let the recent graduate;
demonstrate how well they
have mastered their studies.
Mr. McDonald will have
overall charge of the activity
during which non-swimmers
will tie taught to swim and
swimmers will he taught new
strokes and methods of pro
mating water safety.
The third and final hour of
practice teaching will be held
tomorrow. Friday, afternoon.
| still a prime factor in the gain
with heavy hitting making it ea
ter, of course, on some of the hur
cis while errors cost some of tl
flinging corps much difficulty ar
occasionally were responsible fi
i losses.
Open dates at the local pai
have been listed for replay <
rained-out games and some of tl
teams arc already taking advat
tagi ol the opportunity to eatc
up.
• fcai Grass, which made sevc
triples against Jamesville Wee
nesday, will meet the Martins i
Wilhamston Friday night in a re
Play l’l a Hear Grass home garni
Saturday night Washington play
the Martins in Wilhamston.
EVERETTS 5, WILUAM8TON
After spotting Wilhamston foi
i uns m the first three innings e
play, the Everetts Cubs came bac
to take a 5 to 4 victory over th
Mai tins Sunday afternoon on tli
Everetts diamond.
The Martins grabbed three run
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! in the second inning and addcc
^ , their fourth and final run in th<
i third. The Cubs fought back foj
1 a single run in the third and go:
el wo in the fourth. They won the
game with two runs in the sixth
j frame in which they routed Boh
! Newell from the mound and Jack
—"N ' Sullivan came in to hold them the
I! next two innings.
, Williford went all the way for
. , the Cubs,
The box:
Williamston
Whitehurst, ss
Harrison, 2b
. Perry, S. A., If
Wynn, II., lb
Davenport, rf
I Stalls, M., cf .
Rogers. 3I>
Perry, A., c
Newell, p
xSullivan, p
Totals
! xrcplaeed Newe
Everetts
Bullock, 13., ss
Wynne, R., 2b
Stalls, Jr., 3b
Stalls, J. A„ If
| Rawls, lb
i Fleming, ef
j Keel, C„ rf
| Keel, J„ e
Williford, p
! xBailey, rf
Ab R H E
5 0 0 0
3 0 0 2
3 0 0 0
4 110
4 0 0 0
.4120
4 110
.3111
. 3 0 2 0
10 0 0
34 4 7 3
in 6th.
Ab R H E
4 0 10
3 0 10
4 0 10
3 2 11
4 2 12
4 0 2 0
0 10 1
3 0 10
3 0 0 0
3 0 0 0
I Totals 31 5 8 4
xreplaced C. Keel in 3rd.
-s | Score by innings:
s- Williamston 031 000 000—4
1- j Everetts 001 202 OOx—5
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BEAR GRASS 16
JAMESVILLE 2
Wlule Manager Irving Terry
was in the Mountains visiting the
village of Bear Wallow his Beat
Grass Bears were clawing James
ville’s nine for u 16 to 2 victory
in which they banged out six dou
bles and two triples and stole 11
bases. Jamesville got one triple,
one double, stole one base and got
just one walk off Peele, the Bearj
Grass hurler.
Belch of Jamesville got a triple
and MeCaffity of the same team
banged out a double. For Bear
Grass Smith got a double and:
triple, Perkins a double. Wobble
ton a triple, Gurganus two dou
bles, Roebuck a double and Rob
erson a double.
The box:
Jamesville
Brown, E., ss
Martin, rf
Ellis, rf (8)
Brown, C., e, p
Tucker, p (8)
Belch, cf
MeCaffity, p, lb
Gaines, lb, rf
Davenport, 2b
Harris, 3b
Williams, If
Ab R H
5 0 0
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
1
4
1
4
1
4
3
4
3
4
4
Totals
Hear Grass
Smith, rf
Perkins, rf
Wobbleton, If
Gurganus, lb
Roebuck lb (7)
Peaks, 2b
Rawls, e
Wynnc, J„ e (9)
Roberson, 3b
Hodges, ss
Rogerson, J. B. cf (8) 1
Peele, By, p 4
37
Ab
5
4
4
4
1
5
5
0
5
5
2 11
R H
3 4
2 I
2 1
2 3
1 1
0 0
I 2
1 3
0 0
J 2
43 16 21 5
Totals
Score by innings:
Jamesville 011 000 000 2
Bear Grass 130 045 30x—16
Bear Grass l». Farm Life t
The box of a Farm Life-Bear
I Grass game- played on Wednesday
"I last week is given below for the
benefit of those keeping up wilh
j statisties. 1 In- score has already
I been reported and figured in the
) standings.
Farm l,ifr
: Manning, ss
Hardison, G.
! Tice. T.. rf
Hardison, S.,
! Ricks, If, p
Ab R H
lb
SCHEDULE
>
Friday Night. July 7
Williamston vs. Hear Grass in
Williamston.
Saturday Night, July 8
Washington at Williamston.
Sunday, July »
Hoar Grass at Wasliington
Robersonville at Jamesville
Everetts at Farm Life
Oak City at Williamston
Tuesday, July J|
barm Life at Jamesville
... . Wednesday, July 18
Washington at Bear Grass
Jamesville at Robersonville
‘Farm Life at Everetts
Williamston at Oak City
Friday, July 14
•Robersonville at Everetts
Saturday, July IK
<* 4t W^hingfft.i
Friday Night, June 30
1 Wiiliamston vs. Bear Grass, wet I
grounds.
Saturday Night, July 1
Farm Life 13, Robersonville 10. I
Sunday, July 2
| Robersonville 9, Washington 5. j
Farm Life 5, Oak City 2.
Real- Grass 10. Jamesvillc 2.
Everetts 5, Wiiliamston 2.
Wednesday, July 5
Farm Life 6, Oak City 2
Bear Grass 13', Jamesviili 0.
Wiiliamston 7/Everetts 0.
t Robersonville 11. Washington 2 1
-.w., . ._ ... .
Hayes, 2b 4 111
Griffin, F., 3b 3 10 0
Sweel, c . 2 2 2 1!
Hardison, J„ p 1 0 0 0
Griffin, L., p (3) 1 0 011
Tice, G„ If (7) . ■/. .2 0*1 0 j
Totals ’.#6 8 9 5:
Bear Grass Jib R H E
Smith, cf, If' S, l , 4 2 2 O'!
EVERETTS 10. WASHINGTON 0
In their game in the Williams
ton park Wednesday night of last
week Everetts scored early and
managed to stave off a late rally
by Washington to take the decis
ion 10 to 9.
The box:
Washington All It H E
Galloway, lb 5 110
Perkins, rf
Wobtaieton, 3b
Roebuck, Id
Peaks, 2b
Harris, II
Terry, cf (5)
Wynne, J., <■
Hodges, 2h
Williford, p
Peele, p (7)
Wynne, G.. p (9)
4 12 0
4 12 1
5 3 3 0
5 1 2 0
2 0 10
3 3 10
4 1 1. 0
5 0 0 0
3 0 1 0
1 (I 0 0;
0 0 0 0
Totals 40 10 15 1
Score by innings:
!’arm Life 002 200 301 «
3ear Grass 101 142 Olx JO
Three-base hits: Wobbleton, j
Toe buck, and Sweel. Two-base!
lits: Perkins 2 Terry, and Sweel. I
w
| Tetterton, cf
I Cherry, ss
I Wallace, F„ 2b
Smith, 3b
' Brown, c
Dawson. If, p
O’Carroll, rf
| Holland, p
Woolard, if, p
Totals
Everetts
Bullock, B.. ss
Wynne, H,, 2b
Stalls, Jr.. 3b
5 111
5 2 2 0
5 10 0
5 4 2 0
5 0 0 0
4 0 0 0
4 0 0 0
2 0 0 1
2 0 0 0
42 9 ti 2
Ah ft II E
1 ' 0 0 1
5 0 0 1
4 10 0
Stalls. J. A., If
Rawls, lb
Fleming, cf
Stalls, J. M„ if
Keel, J . c
Foell, p
xKeel, G., ss
xxKeel, C'.. if
xxxBailcy, If
3 2 2 n'
4 3 2 1
4 3 3 0
3 110!
4 0 2 0;
3 0 0 0'
4 0 1 0 j
10 0 0
i o o o;
Totals 37 10 11 3
xfor Bullock in 2nd
xxfor Stalls. J M in 0th.
xxxfor Stalls, J. A., in 7th.
MARTIN COUNTY LEAGUE
(Gaines through July 5>
Robersonvillc
Farm Life
Bear Grass
Everetts
Oak City
Wilhamston
Washington
Jamesville
W, L. Pet
17 4 .810
13 5 .723
11 7 .561
9 10 .471
7 10 .423
6 12 .334
6 12 .334
4 12 .250
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