Buckingham Wins 3-2 After 12 Inning C ontest Buckingham baseballers broke into the win column Wednesday afternoon with a hard fought 12 inning 3-2 decision over Ran dolph-Henry. Elmo B r y ant. Buckingham’s easy going southpaw, was winning pitcher and stayed in for all 12 innings. He had 14 strike-outs and good support from his team mates The Bucs were trailing by two runs going into the fifth inning With one out arid men on first and second. Ickie Ritter hit a iong, high ball to left field. Tile Randolph-Henry fieldei lost the ball momentarily and it sailed over his head. Both men on base scored and the score was tied up 2-2. In the bottom half of the 12th inning the Bucs again got men on first and second. This time Jeff Robertson stepped up to the plate and knocked out a short single to right field, Bossieux Shepard scurried home from sec ond base They made a play for him at home plate, but the throw was wild and the game ended with Buckingham on top 3-2.

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