maxed by Carroll Palmore's base cleaning home run giving the In dians a four run edge in the first inning. In the second inning Shortstop Christian Goodwyn was safe on a | fielder’s choice. Leftfielder Leonard Walker was hit by a pitched ball, advancing Goodwyn to second. Archie Goodwyn's double drove in Christian Goodwyn, and John Boggs' hard single to center field scored Walker and Goodwyn. In the fifth inning Freeman’s Jack Gary hit a wild streak, walking two men and hitting another plus giving up two timely singles to Center fielder John Boggs and Carroll Pal more; costing him a total of four runs and raising the count to 11-0 Archie Goodwyn and Sophomore lefty Gabe Cosby were very stingy, i allowing the Rebels only three hits ; over the seven innings. Goodwyn pitched the first five, al ! lowing only two Freeman hits, while Cosby was impressive in a two-inn ing stint giving but one single. Goodwyn and Boggs have won two games each this season, giving Pow hatan a record of four wins for four ; starts. R-H Statesmen Win Over Barons 11-7 Charlie Harding drove in two runs with two hits to play a lead ing role in Randolph-Henry s 11 to 7 win over Bluestone High's Barons Tuesday night at Char lotte C. H. Ramsey started on the mound , for the winning Statesmen and was relieved by Gene Gryder in the fifth. Wilkerson, Burnt a i and Gregory toiled unsuccessfully for the losers. | The Statesmen out-hit Blue ; stone nine safe blows to eight, and both sides committed t wo er . rors.
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