his seven-inning stint, but the Eagles collected three runs in the first inning on a throwing error, two .sacrifices and two singles. They added another in the sixth on a single and an error to set up a 4-1 score. The Tigers got their first run in tile second inning, on Leltfik-d er Gene Cooke's first triple and a sacrifice fly by Wayne McLean, freshman catcher. Senior Warren Carter who came on with the 4-4 tie existing got credit for the win. Ritchie had left with a 4-1 lead after a fine mound stint, and Kline who re lieved him, was charged with the loss. ♦In the Ti walloped Norfolk Division 21-6 and edged Norfolk Naval Base 9-6 with a seven-run ninth inning. ' Bill Pierce was credited with the first win and Joe Leafe the sec ond. Duncan, former Farmville High player, made the defensive play of the Btidgeweter "am.- hauling in an eighth inning line drive on :r.e dead i un after racin'- hard to his left.
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