Coach Gilmer may nominate Joel Coleman, a junior righthand er who saw mound service last, campaign, to pitcli with Co-Cap tain Noblin his battery mate. Lafoon and Buck Hartley will divide first base chores, with Jimmy D. Cox at second, Co-Cap tain Carson at the hot corner and Jackie McIntosh and Ellis Dun kum available for shortstop duty A letterman outfield of Bob Fowlkes, in left, Howard Clay bough, in center, and Garland Fahrner. in right, will patrol the outer pasture. Earl Fore. John Hodges and Buddy Smith will also be pressed into outfield duty us needed. Gilmer will have Hartley. Fore. Fahrner and Lafoon lor use on the mound, if Coleman starts. Victoria C — FHS 4 A bad sixth inning, when Vic toria erupted for five runs, spoil ed the Wolverines' campaign op ener last Friday as the Panthers won 6 to 4 at Victoria. With Randolphp Lafoon hurl ing six-hit ball. FHS was ahead 3-1 when the boil-over occurred combining walks, errors and the Panthers' Curtis Newman's dou ble. Townsend's first inning homer put Victoria in a 1-0 lead until Bob Fowlkes evened the count at 1-1 with a four-bagger in the fourth. The Wolverines went ahead 3-1 in the first of the sixth when McIntosh walked, pilfered second and came home on La foon’s single. Fowlkes' second big blow, a tripple. then scored La foon. The Panthers broke lose in their half of the sixth to go ahead 6-3 with Farmville closing it to 6-4 in the seventh as Buck Hart ley got an infield single and came : home on Coleman's single. Amos went the route for the Panthers giving up five hits. FHS SCHEDULE April 18 Blackstone . .. home 23 Crewe . there 26 Crewe . home 30 Victoria . home Powhatan Loses 3-2 Thomas Dale edged out a 3-2 victory over Powhatan Tuesday afternoon in 5n important Dis trict II contest. The closely fought battle was the first district loss for the In dians.

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