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18 Panthers Walk In 11-2 Win at FHS A parade of five Farmville pitchers allowed Victoria High only three hits but issued 18 walks as the visiting Panthers took an 11-2 win over the Wolv erines here Tuesday night. FHS Starter Earl Fore had a shut-out going behind a 2-0 lead in the fiftli when he lost control. The visitors tallied seven runs be fore Randolph Lafoon, third FHS pitcher, retired the side. Six of the runs were walked in. Lafoop succeeded Buck Hartley, who made a brief appearance in the fifth, but walked those who faced him. When Lafoon lost control in the sixth. Coach Gilmer waved in Howard Claybough from center field, but he forced in a run with walks and gave way in favor of Third Baseman Ellis Duncan, who shut out the Panthers after the 11-2 score. Farmville jumped off to a 2-0 lead in the second against Vic toria's Williamson, who went the route and gave up only five lilts, all singles. Duncum. Noblin. Fahrner, Fore and Billy Hodges collected the Wolverine hits, all singles. The FHS squad will Interrupt baseball until a game May 9 at Emporia, while the senior mem bers make the annual class trip to New York City this week Wal ker Noblin. Lafoon. Duncum. Hodges, and John Carson are seniors. Carson hospitalized brief ly as a result of an automobile ac cident while coming to school Tuesday, will be driven to the Big. City Thursday to join his cut mates.
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