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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-05-17
Cumberland Takes
District Win 1913

Cumberland high School won
another District D league game
Tuesday at Cumberland They
are undefeated in league compe-
tition Marshal Smith the Dukes
mound ace- twmled five hit bail
al Cumberland coasted NJ q 1913
victory over q. r Smith
Cumberland pushed across one
run each in the first ana second
innings. and then saw the lead
change hands as c. T. Smith rail-
lied for three runs in the fourth
inning.
The Dukes matched those three
runs With q rally in the fifth and
then added five more in the sixth
I'd put tile game on ice,
Cumberland Just did beat the
boys from g q Smith three
weeks ago i'll a 5-4 contest. Cum
berland VIII next play night
game at Goochland Tuesday May
Il at 3 p. m.
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Blackstone Tops
Amelia 5-3 Friday;
Blast 3 Pitchers
BY JAMES WARREN

Blackstone scored two unearned
runs last Friday night to down
Amelia to 3. after the Orioles had
rallied ii the fifth inning to the
Score at B ait.
Bobby Daniels, Blackstones ace,
held complete control Of the game
fol- four innings. but in the fifth
Nelson Harris opened with a single
and then a walk was issued to Fred
Wade Ashton Edwards hard single
scored two runs,
Davy Blankenship then singled
Edwards home with the third run
for the Orioles and they took the
lead 3 To 2.
In the sixth, however. Blackstone
had otter ideas Nelson Harris
walked the lead-off batter and then
Tie was brought home on Jerry
H0yle's triple.
With the breaking run Of third.
Joe Borum, Ram catcher. smacked
ground ball to James Warren
playing second. The runner on third
broke for home and scored as War
rem bodied the ball
Ray Brugas lined a single to cen
ter field and that was all for Harris.
Fred Warren came on the mound
and walked the next two men to
score the fifth run for Blackstone.
He was replaced by Elidge Ander-
son who struck out two and the
third batter popped up
Winning pitcher was Bobby Dan
iels, who allowed 5 hits. walked 3
and famed Z Harris, losing pitcher.
allowed 6 hits, walked and famed
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Area High School Baseball Roundup

fielder Owen Walker. Fluvanna pit
cher Floyd Herndon allowed two
more tallies in the fifth on a fielder's
choice. error and single by catcher
John Dobbs.
Singles by Archie Goodwin and
John Boggs and two sacrifice hits
produced the last two Powhatan
runs in the seventh
III the second Fluvanna loaded the
bases with single and two walks
Two runs crossed the plate as
Herndons hard grounder slipped
past first baseman Ted Adams to
go to right field
The Indians next meet Washing
ton-Henry at Powhatan FIR d y
when they will try to run their cur
rent winning streak to five in row
The Indians stand chance to win
the district 2 championship. il they
can win all Of the remaining games
However, two night games remain
and the Indians still remember the
1871 loss at Goochland under the
lights two weeks ago
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.Afac9ns hits weren't really hard
knocks. except for the homer
Now va feel Billy is ready W bear
down Miller reports
IN driving % ia and 1912
marks overall and AGAINST college
competition. the Tigers have post
ed a 300 team batting average
well padded on the slusgine side
Outfielder Gene Cooke. Gerald
Duncan. and George Hickman,
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-05-17

Tnfielders Humphreys. Hunter
cox and Tommy Davis. and
Wayne Mclean. freshman back
stop are all hitting at 300 or
above
Cooke. Mclean. Davis n d
Humphreys all top the 10 RIBS
mark. one Of the reasons the 1857
Tigers have built one of the all
time diamond records at Death
Valley.
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<SIDELIVE VIEWS

ny JOHN STICK

To fully appreciate the breaking of
Hanpden-SSdney Jun Frazer last Saturday in the Little Eight
meet taxes d bit comparison.
Southern
Coast Conference championships held performers
there failed
Cooke of the Maryland the ACC event with
throw GIamley, the
Southern Conference with
inches under Frazers effort
seniors mark betered his previous
standard the 1855 full II That indicative
the the Richmond the
which
ance the accomplishment
On the first-place performers
tied those the Taylor
Lynchburg, vaulted 10 tetidenca which
tred the
high jumped which southern
inch the
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Grid Clock at FHS:

When Farmvile
ball fall. supplement lights
public address other parapnaia required
spectacle
cordng the
Last Friday when the
nual during the
Carter disclosed the happy information while
Club
The of sports close
with the Athletic particularly
financial report the students
to have the clock place by the
Carter incidentally ui-captains elected
l95758 Wolverine
named at the
Carter Will Howard Coleman
the backbone OF what ought outstanding
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James River
League
Sundays Scores
ia 8 49, PoWhatan 3

llliVlld ONlIdtStii
Orchid II - Gainesville 8
Goochland 8 - Cumberland 5
Arvonia bye
Glass was on the mound for
Orchid as Paul Sheridan's nine
finally broke into the win column
over Cartersyille II to g. The los
ers. now GA. have yet to break
the ice.
Amelia and Goochland contin-
ued their unbeaten pace and re-
manned tied for the league lead
ership. Atwood twirled for Gooch-
land in the 95 win over Cumber-
land. Amelia doWned Powhatan
83 to shove the lated down a
notch in the standings to fourth
Games Sunday
Gooehland at Cartersyille
PoWhatan at Cumberland
Arvonia at Amelia
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dolph- Macon.
we wanted Pierce to test his
strength with a five on six inning
STINT. He still felt strong when we
sent in Humphreys and Randolph
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Rickman's Pinch-Hit Triple:

George Hickman sophomore student at
Famvie who spells Harlowe protecting
Vicente Aflers baseball
Rhodes or the other lmmoas the pinch hitting
His eighth inning triple with
big blows which enabled the
Macon for the second time this
Day Valley
Hickman inserted INTO the the eighth inning
low took tumble going after oueld liner
INTO deep spaces between center left waiting out
pitches
The blow reminiscent
when Rckmans sharp hitting played role
heys FL championship performance
strong defensively and the
viii play lots baseball the campus
Side Line Shorts:
DANNY BELMONTE the diminutye Emporia
lete who competition
members Of the University
state intercollegiate tournament Monday
Hot Springs Belmone
holder while playing for Fmpora help
Cavaliers to the
BEDFORD HIGH OTTER Sheriff. Coleman
always played stout football years
TO complete work University
der Coleman who had Wolverine
Otter game fireworks Of Bedford while
only IS They unbeaen three copied
1rict 2, Group
BEVERLEY HANSON'S blazing Ct
the $500 Gainbure Tenn
no surprise to those who pro-
tesional when she exhibition
Club course several She
quarter mark the crisp
poaches that's all she needed the
men who watched the California that
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SCHOOL
OF
REAL ESTATE
PRACTICE

School director, Joseph Mensh
LIB, LIN, faculty member of 4
local university, associate member
Of the Washington Real Estate
An entirely new course in rea
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$50 to q pm. Registration BY mai
permitted. Full tuition. $25. Fol
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Real Estate Salesperson
HELP

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WE NEED AN EXPERIENCED
REAL ESTATE SALESPERSON
WITH MARYLAND LICENSE. TO
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Three Named
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nounced today as winners Of
the 1887 Harmon International
Aviation Awards.
Air Force 1t. Col. Frank E.
Everest was picked as the
worlds outstanding aviator for
his pioneer work in rocket air
craft. He was the project direc-
tor Of the Bell X-2 and has
flown at speeds surprising 1900
miles per hour. faster than any
other human being.
Navy 1t. Comdr. Morton L.
Lewis and Malcolm d. Ross
were cited as the top lighter
than-air pilots for their part
in manning q balloon to the
unofi1cial record altitude Of TO-
600 feet on Nov. 8. 1866.
They were the first to use the
Stratolab. a pressurized gondols
borne to the stratosphere by q
PLASTIC balloon to obtain physi-
illogical measurements sim u :
lating space fight.
Mr.. Ross also was recognized
for his work as director Of the
project which developed the
Stratolab. This made possible
the accumulation Of strato-
spheric data previously unob-
tainable.
Col. Everest was director OF