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Bishops Win 7-1
Sox Sibley veritably batted and pitched his way to a 7-1 triumph over Miller School. The Bishop hurler al- lowed only three hits and struck out seven cadets. In addition, he clouted a three run circuit clout in the fifth.
His teammates backed him with a six-hit attack, although committing five errors, two by Sox himself.
Bishops Bow Out In I Ith, 8-7 Gene Riggle of Fishburne ployed
the hero's role and clouted a bases emptied, two out, homer in the I Ith inning to edge the Bishops 8-7.
It was the old, old story as the ca- dets piled up five runs m the first inning. The Bishops held on tenaci- ously, but to no avail. It was the Bishops' second overtime setback.
Sox Sibley, who relieved starter " Blank" Hughes tn the first frame , was tagged for the loss, while Corky Burdette copped the win.
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Farinholt Wins I 1-5
Blair Farinholt shook off some early inning jitters here and, although al- lowing t e n hi t s, held t h e Brookville nine scoreless until the seventh, when they pushed across thei r fifth run. Farinholt struck out three, allowed two bases on balls, and chalked up a win, 11-5.
Fred Schilling was big man in the Bishop batting department with a triple, two single:; and five RBI's.
Miller School ab Young, c ........ 3
B'he~d. rf ........ 4 S'llings, 2b .... 4 Mom's, ss ........ 5 R~msey, 3b ...... 3 B~ber, Ib ........ 4
h oa 0 I 40
0 0 20 0 I 00
B. H. S.
Royer,c 4I253
Dudley, cf ..
C'ton, If ...
Collier, p .. ...... 2 St~ugle, p ....... 2
4
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0 0
Totals V. E. S.
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. ... 35 ab
24 7
0 0 0 3
.. .. 4 ... 4
B~ker, 2b.......4 0 0
Thompson, c ..... 4 Farinholt, p .. ... 2 Hughes, If ....... 3 Schilling, cf .... .. 3 McClure, Ib ..... 2 Kellogg, 3b ...... 4 Stokes, ss ....... 4 Sibley, p ........ 4
0 0
2
II
20 0 0 0 I
7 0 0 0
3 2 2 4 3 3
2
Tot~ls .........30 7 6 27 10
Bishops Blow Twin Bill First Game 14-2
Woodberry pushed across five runs in the first frame to subdue the fight- ing Bishofs 14-2, behind the four-hit hurling o Cann. Sibley was credited with the loss.
Second Game 4-0
Cann and Evons twirled a one- hitter to shut out the Bishops 5-0. The Bishops' love knock was a single by Bill Stokes. Blair Farinholt was the loser.
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F. M.S. .......... 500 Saints Win I0-9
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400 020
101
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V. E. S. ....... .. ........ 530 210
F. M.S. Tops V. E. S.
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YOUNG MEN
St. Christopher's School baseball team edged the hapless Bishops out in the ninth frame, I0-9. It was the fourth setback by one run for the Bishops.
The Saints collected ten scattered hits, all of them singles, while V.E.S. chalked up six, among which was a triple by Blair Farinholt and doubles by Milton Barber (2) and "Hose" Mc- Clure.
Farinholt and Sox Sibley shared the hurling for V. E. S., while Siersema and McCallum were on the mound for the Saints.
The Saints exploded for two runs in t h e big ninth when Light singled, Bowles walked, and Steve Richard- son was hit by a wild pitch. Where- upon Forinholt threw a wild pitch and the winning run was scored.
The Fishburne Military School nine rang up twelve runs in the first three innings to subdue the fighting Bis- hops, 13-6.
Blair Farinholt gave up II hits in his 2 and % inning stint and was sub- sequently relieved by Sox Sibley, who did an admirable, but fruitless job, striking out the last five men to face him qnd allowing only one hit in 5
and Y.J innings. But to no avail.
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Fequa, lb ... ... 3 I 2 5 0 Fuqua,Ib 3I250 McC'n~. ss.... 4 0 0 I 4 Ma'dox,3b 30I00 Torian, rl .... .. 3 0 I 0 0 D. Smith, 2b .... 3 0 0 3 0 T'eedy,p.. 3II20
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0 0 0 N'fleet,rf.. I 0 I00 K'ogg, 3b ... . .... 3 0 0I0 St'litz, 3b .... I 0 000
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SPORTS
M. B~rber, 2b .... 5 Sibley, rl, p . . . . . . 3 F~rinholt, If ...... 5 Hughes, p ... ... 6 Schilling, cf ...... 4 McClure, I b . .... 6 Thompson, c .. 4 Stokes,ss.......3 Kellogg, 3b . . ... 3
Stieglitz, 3b ... 0
Tot~ls .........40 7 6 32 16
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McD'gle, If .. ... 5I2
20 16 0 0I 00 I5 20 2 2 30 70 0I
33 9
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W~lsh, ss ........ Steele, rl ....•... Eshm'n,3b.... Sawless, c
Kiser, c .......... Burdette, p ......
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hoa Parker, cf ........ 3 2 2 2 0
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Totals .30
V.E.S. ab hoa
Hughes, If ...
Sch'ing, cf ...
McC're, lb .. ... 3
Th'son,c 40042 Stokes, ss ........ 3 0 I00 D'inger, ss ....... 0 0
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