Bear Grass And Washington Win Two In Week-End Games
Two Top Teams
Lost Sunday Tilts
Jamesville Gets
Even Break On
Gardner's Work
Only Two Changes In Tlic
Slaiulin^s Mmle Art H«*
sult Of Rpcenl Play
The past week-end was a tough 1
one for the two top teams in the i
Martin County League — Farm1
Life 'losing to Jamesville 4-1 and
Robersonville dropping an 11-2
deeision to the Everetts Cubs who
moved into the first division on
the strength of their victory and
a double loss by Oak City.
The only other change in the
fr standings saw the Washington
Bees climb from last to sixth spot
as a result of their victory over
Jamesville Saturday night. 11-10,
and over Williamston’s Martins,
0-5, Sunday.
Jamesville wound up on the
bottom but improved its percent
age by taking the victory over
Farm Life Sunday to balance off
the close loss to the Bees on Satur
t day night. Slim Gardner won the
game Sunday with a five-hitter
to make it three in a row for him
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Three more players were
added to the squad limit of
Marlin County League teams
in the meeting'of officials and . ;
directors last Thursday night.
This means that each team
can now carry 20 instead of 17
players on their active list.
The list of players which
is usually required by July 1
must now be filed with the
secretary no later than Thurs
day of this week.
It was the first meeting of
the league in some time.
including the double victory over
Everetts a week ago Sunday.
Hear Grass dropped Oak City in
a seven-inning game Saturday
mght. 0-0, and then took an it-li
decision Sunday at Bear Grass.
The Everetts Cubs went to work
early and after pinning Ben
Scott's ears back took the Rober
sonville Rams for an 11-2 ride, ac
cording to unofficial reports.
Garland Wynne pitched a 2-hit
ter for Bear Grass Saturday night
against Oak City.
There were two home runs in
the Washington Williamston eon
STANDINGS
MARTIN COUNTY LEAGUE
Farm Life
Robersonville
Bear Gras
Everetts
Oak City
Washington
Willinmston
Jamesville
W.
10
18
13
11
9
8
8
13
Pet
.727
.720
.619
.460
12 .428
14
13
15
363
.350
.318
test Sunday, Wallace of the Bees
petting a round-tripper with one
on in the first inning and Newell
of the Martins circling the bases
while the outfielders searched for
his long drive in1o the outer gar
dens.
In order to give the teams more
players to draw from when some
of their men are out for various
reasons, the league has voted to
make the team roster 20 instead of
the pervious 17 and all names of
players are to he turned m to Se
cretary Hack Gaylord by Thins
day of this week.
BEAR GRASS 8. OAK CITY 3
The Bear Grass Bears used six
doubles, two of them b.v J. C.
Rawls, and eight singles to defeat
Oak City’s Roosters, !! to 3. at Bear
Grass Sunday afternoon. Willi
ford of Bear Grass and Grady
Moore of Oak City walked two
men apieee, Moore led in strike
outs 10 to 5 but Williford was
mates gave him errorless support
while Moore had shaky support.
Oak C ity opened the game with
I one run in the first inning hut
Bear Grass came right back to
| count three tallies in the last of
the first and had the game won
j when they scored a single run in
, the last of the second. Oak City
tallied one run in the fourth and
another in the fifth while Bear
Grass got another run in the fifth,
one in the sixth and 2 in the 8th.
Besides Rawls, other Bears hit
ting doubles were Smith, Perkins,
I Roebuck and Williford,
j The box:
Oak City
| Manning, 3b
j Keel. 2b
Alt l( II I
2 2 1
2 I) II
! Tyson, G , i
2 II II
I Worsley, 13.. rf
j Manning, R., cf
' Liverman, J., I b
:< i l
4 o o
3 0 11
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JAMESVILLE 4. FARM LIFE 1 j
Witt, Slim Gardner pitching his j
third victory in a row, ;t neat five
hitter, Jamesville defeated the'
league-leading Farm Life team in
Jamesville Sunday afternoon 4 to
1. Despite the loss. Farm Life
held to its top spot by a few per-1
rentage points because the second
place Rams of Robersonville also
lost Sunday.
Jamesville has been playing in
the field and at bat a pretty good
brand of hall and with Gardner |
in good form they have picked up
conside rable prestige in the league
of late. For a while Slim had dif
ficulty getting by the 7th frame.
Hi' went the full nine Sunday and
got errorless support.
Jamesville won the game with
two runs in the first inning, added
one in the fourth and one in the
seventh. Farm Life’s lone tally
came in the sixth frame.
Farm Life
Manning, ss
G Hardison, Ih
S. Hardison, r
T. Tier, rf
llayos, 21)
G. Tiro, If
C. Ward, rf
F. Griffin, 3b
Perry, p
Kicks, If
Staneil Hardison, p
Ah R II
4 1 1
4 0 1
4 0 0
4 (I 0
4 0 2
2 0 1
3 0 0
2 0 0
2 0 0
I 0 0
1 0 0
V.
0
o|
0
(I
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
Totals 31 1
! Jamcsville All K
1 R. Harrell, 21) 4 0
I). Harris, 3h 4 2
F„ L. Martin, II. 3 1
I Belch, rf 4 0
IK. Brown, ss 3 0
K, Brown, e 3 0
Alexander, i f 4 0
H. Harrell, If 3 0
11 Gardner, p 4 1
5 1
II F
1 0
2 0
1 0
0 0
2 0
0 0
1 0
1 0
1 0
Totals 32 4 9 0
Score by mumps:
Farm Life 000 001 000 1
Jamcsville 200 100 lOx 4
IlKAIt GRASS (!, OAK CITY U
In a seven inning panic played
Saturday night m Wiliiamston,
Garland Wynne held the Oak City
Roosters to two hits while his
‘mates were getting 11 binglos and
six runs to e.ive Bear Grass a ti t
decision One of the Oak City
1 hits was a double by Francis Wor
|Sley while Smith and Roberson ol
Bear Grass each ban pod out dou
bios. Wobbleton and Peaks of tin
Bears, with two for three, wen
the only batters to pet more than
one hit in the contest.
Manning of Oak City issued 3
hascS'On balls and fanned 3, Gar
land Wynne allowed three free
tickets to first but struckout an
even dozen.
Bear Grass won the panic in the
first innmp by scoring two rum
and then added another tally in
the fourth and three in the fifth
The box:
Oak City
: Hassell. 2b
All It II I
3 0 0 0
j Worsley, F., il
I Strickland, as
Moore, p
4 0 11
4 0 0 1
4 0 11
Totals
Bear Grass
| Smith, rf
Perkins, cf
Wobbleton, It
Roebuck, lb
Peaks, 2b
Rawls, c
Roberson, 31j
i Hodges, ss
\ Williford, p
Totals
| Score
Oak City
Bear
31 3 6 3
Ab k ii i:
4 3 2 0
5 1 2 (I
4 2 2 0
5 2 3 0
5 0 I 0
4 0 3 0
3 0 0 0
4 0 0 0
4 0 1 (1
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Wednesday. July 38
Jamesville at Farm Life
Washington at Williamston
Everetts at Robersonville
Bear Grass at Oak City
Friday Night. July 38
Washington at Bear C
Williamston park.
Saturday, July 28
Washington at Farm Lift
ass, in
RESULTS
Saturday, July 22
Bear Grass 6, Oak City 0.
Washington 11, Jamesville 10
Sunday, July 22
Jamesville 4, Farm Life 1.
Bear Grass 8, Oak City 2.
Everetts, 11, Robersonville 2.
Washington !), Williamston 5.
Everetts 5, Jamesville I
Tho box score of the Everetts
Jntnesville name played in Wil
liamston Tuesday night of last
week, won by Everetts 5 to 1, is
given below although the results
have already been included in the
standings.
Everetts Ah It II E
Wynne, 2b f> 0 I 0
KecTsb 2' 0 0 1
Worsley, F., If
Tyson, G„ c
Worsley, n„ if
Manning, p
Liverntan, J., cf
Strickland, ss
Moore, lb
2 0 10
:t 0 0 0
2 0 0 0
:i 0 0 0
a 0 0 0
3 0 0 0
2 0 1 0
Totals
Bear Grass
Smith, if
Perkins, cf
Wohbleton, If
Roebuck, lb
Rawls, c
Roberson, 3h
Hodges, ss
Wynne, p
23 0 2 1
Ah It II E
4 110
2 2 0 0
3 2 2 0
3 0 I 0
I 0 0 0
3 0 1 0
3 I) 0 I
3 0 1 0
Totals
Score by innings:
2!) (i i! 1
Oak City
Hear Grass
000 000 0 0
200 130 x 0
What a stepper!
Jim! hint to ihr •’at* prdal ami .she steps out like
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thun inoHi ■'Siiea*’ and a Ford Si*’- lor eien Ira*.
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r. Keel. If
Taylor, lb
Stalls, .11',, lib
J. Stalls, rf
Fleniinf*, cf
D Keel, ss
,1 Keel, e
J. M. Stalls, p
4
4
3
3
4
3
0 0 III
II I I
1 1 II
1 2 1
I) 0 ll
2 1 I)
1 2 >1
0 II (i
Totals
3ti 5 !1
Jamesville Ah
R Harrell, ss 3
D Harris, Mb -l
II. Harrell, If 2
K. 1,. Martin, Ib 3
Al Habit, |) 4
11. Davenport, 2b 2
Alexander, rf 4
K. Brown, e 4
1) dailies, rf 3
It II
0 1
0 0
I 0
0 I
0 I
II (I
tl 2
0 1
II I)
F
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
Totals 23 1 (i 4
Score by innings:
Everetts 000 010 220 ,ri
Jamesville 000 100 000 1
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doctor of law, and liis talk was
to ho on "Fools." Tlio chairman
who was something; of a wit,
stood up to introduce him
"Ladies and nontlcmon," ho
said, "wo arc now to have a lee
How mild can a cigarette be?
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wisest men m the eountiN
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