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*54 Ball Season
Closed Sunday 16th
~~With Doubleheader
Under Suhday’s clear but cold skies, the Rappahannock Chiefs moved to an easy 8-2 victory over, the Opal Athletic Club, and, in the second game of the benefit ^doubleheader,_the_Washington^ Girls swept the Flint Hill girls by a 22-3 score.
Not having enough players on hand to make up a team, the Opal ball club borrowed several players from Rappahannock. Due to the several switches of this nature, the boys’ line up is not given.
Playing, for the Flint Hill and, Washington teams were the fol.. Jowing girls:
\ FLINT HILL Delores Foster, first basef; Dorothy Corder, second base; Lillian Sealock, third base; Jean Presgraves, short stop and pitcher; S. Cason, left field; D. Hallman, center field; S. William, right field; Polly Nethers, pitcher; Welch, second base; Woodard, catcher; Foster, catcher; Paula Miller.
WASHINGTON Julia Atkins, pitcher; Virginia Estes, catcher; Jean Althur, first base; Mabel .Hawkins, second base; Shirley Atkins, third base; Louise Pullen, short stop; Ruth Clark, right field; Joyce Clark,
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