Evening star., 1962-04-11
Colts Rebound
In InterF1iuh
Baseball PLAY

Baseball Play
The mark Of a championship
baseball team is its ability to
bounce back after defeat, and
that's what Coolidge did yester-
day in the Interhigh League.
The Colts, defending titlists,
brought their record to 81 in
the league and gained a tie for
first place in the West Division
with Bell and Cardozo by
drubbing Wilson, 10-4.
Cardozo defeated Bell, 14-3,
and Wester noutlasted Dunbar
14-11, in other West Division
games. In the East Division,
Phelps pounded Eastern, 1873,
and Spingarn edged Chamber
lain, AS, while Anacostia,
league runnerup last year,
knocked off Ballou, S-3.
Southpaw Ralph Conlin OF
Coolidge, who was knocked out
by Cardozo last Friday, came
back with a six-hitter yester-
day against the Tigers. A six
run first inning, highlighted
by a two-run homer by Alton
Brooks, wrapped it up for the
Colts.
DuVan beat Central, 20, in
a Prince Georges County League
game for its fourth victory
without a loss and Right
handler Ronnie Norris has won
them all. In one other league
game. Bladensburg. defeated
Oxon Hill So.
Tommy Pyles' double and
a single by jeff Fletcher gave
Friends a run in the 10th in
ming for an 81 victory over
Georgetown Prep in an Inter-
state Athletic Conference game
The Quakers are 20 in the
conference.
Elsewhere in league play,
Washington-Lee crushed York
town, 1873: Falls Church edged
Fairfax, 2-1; Stuart shut out
Mount Vernon, 20; and Lee
nosed out Mclean, 4-3, in
Northern Virginia Group la
games; Mackin evened its rec
ord at IL in the Catholic
League with a 7-6 decision over
DeMatha and st. Anthony's
walloped Quantico Post, 1872,
in a Central Interscholastic
Conference contest.
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