Centerfielder Gerald Duncan's eighth inning homer over the left field fence with Gene Cooke on third via a triple broke up a 4-4 tie and produced Hampden-Syu ney's third straight win of the season a 6-5 Little Eight and Ma son-Dixon triumph over Bridge water's Eagles. The Tigers were behind 4 to 1 in the seventh when Bob Humph ries. H-SC third baseman, homer ed off of Bridgewater reliefer Bill Kline. Ahead of Humphries, Dun can had scratched singled down the third base line and Left field er George Rickman, pinch hitting for Pitcher Billy Pierce, had walked. Humphries, firs: man to face Kline who came on when Eagle starter Sam Ritchie in the sev enth. blasted a 2-2 pitch over the left field fence to produce the three tying runs. Tire Eagles scored a single tally in the ninth off of Warren Car ter. who relieved Pierce <n the eighth, on two singles and a sac rifice. Pierce. Sophomore lefty, had allowed only one earned rim :n

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