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Stokeley Pulton, one of Hamp- 1 den-Sydney's all-time football line greats and a Little All-Amer ican center in 1954, is returning to the Hill as a member of the coaching staff, according to an announcement today by Dr. Jo seph C Robert, college president. Dukes Undefeated In League Play Meet Hues Friday Cumberland High School's Dukes have taken to the high road of win ning and tucked three well-deserved I wins under their belts this past i week. The latest win for the Cumber- j landers was an impressive 11-1 vic tory Tuesday over Montpelier. Mack White pitched a four hitter at the game played at Goochland. 'The Gocchland field was used as a neu tral diamond Charles Womack and Edmond Garnett knocked back-to-back hom ers in the first inning to give the . Dukes enough runs to win the game. \ However, the boys had their eye on the ball and clinched the game with : nine more runs, and allowed Mont pelier only one marker. Revenge Over Midlothian Monday afternoon the Dukes! cornered the Midlothian Trojans on i the, Cumberland diamond and got sweet revenge for an earlier beating at Midlothian. The score. 12-4, was identical as the first meeting only reversed. Bobby Murphy, a lefty who played ! for Powhatan last year, showed mid-season form as he cooled the Trojans on a nifty four-hitter. Conquor C. T. Smith Last Friday Cumberland journey ed to Ladysmith where they were forced to go ten innings before downing C. T. Smith 5-4. Marshall Smith. Cumberland's number one started on the ound. allowed only. seven hits, while Gordon White con tributed a home run, double and single for the cause. The winning run came in the tenth inning. White singled to get on first. George Meinhard laid down a sacrifice bunt, advancing White to second. White was driven home by a solid single from the bat of Robert Higgins, who is the Dukes pivot man.
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