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Middletown Defeats
Chiefs, 3-2 .<
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The Rappahannock Chiefs lost their second heajtbreaker of the season when they were outscored by Middletown, 3-2 on the Middletown court Sunday afternoon* The Chiefs connected for 10 hits against 8 hits for Middletown, but Klines and Reimer of the Middletown ATC.’s accounted for the 2 and 1 runs that brought the Chiefs to a defeat.' CHIEFS
S. Brown P. Clater H. Brown N. Settle W. Armentrout p. Clater E. Clarke C. Dodson J. Sisk J. Settle
TOTAL
_ 35 2 10
MIDDLETOWN
Klines__
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..4 2
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2 Stewart_!_4 0 2 R. Cleun -. ■ 4 0 1 E. Cleun 4 0 1 Thompson__3 0 0 Reimer_4 11 B. Cooley 3 0 Q J. Cleun Sherfy
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3 0 0
TOTAL
- 33 3 8
Scouts Camp Ab Castleton %
Twelve Boy Scouts and leader Paul Nichols from Flint Hill troop 36 camped near Castleton Saturday and Sunday, May 1 and 2, and received some valuable practice in building fires, cooking over a open fire, and other information important to a camper.
Scouts Gaily Smith, Thomas Carpenter* Larry Carpenter,_ Ivory Atkins, Marrvin Bradford, William Moore, Robert Moore, Glenn Williams, Dudley Wood, Marvin Cook, Butch Browning, and Johnny Browning were
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