.seven-inner Humphreys, given a 7-1 lead by the stick

.seven-inner Humphreys, given a 7-1 lead by the stick work'of his mates, al lowed seven hits, and a single tal ly in the first inning, and two in the fifth, when he issued two walks and Ritchie and Sam Jef fries. Eagle outfielder, singled The Tigers put the game away in the first inning with a four run outburst that included singles In Shortstop Tommy Davis and outfielder Ed Harlow. Gerald Duncan's double, a walk, fielder's choice and error. The winners’ remaining tallies resulted from strong work with the bat. which included three hits apiece by Harlow and Davis and Catcher Wayne McLean's double m a three-run, fifth inning upris ing. Tile win was the Tigers’ second Mason-Dixon conquest within the week, combining with their 10-4 defeat of American University Saturday afternoon at Death Val ley. Humphreys Homers Against American, Senior War ren Carter was the winning pitch er chalking up his third collegiate win against a loss to Ft. Lee's Travellers. Humphreys, back <jn third with someone else on the mound, belted a two-run homer as the hitting highlight of the victory in a six-run. fourth inn ing batting jamboree. H-SC’s eight hits — same num ber allowed lo the Eagles — in cluded McLean's double and sin gles by Gene Cooke. Davis and Harlow. Through tire games with Fort Li e. the Tigers had a healthy .1194 team batting average, with Mc a Richmond freshman) posting the top mark of .417. fol lowed by Cooke, left fielder at .385 and Humphreys with .333. Davis, another Richmond frosh who has been playing third and shortstop, boast., a .556 mark, but had been at the plate only nine times while being used only for spot duty by Coach Miller.