Ine W asauigton J union played fine bell in

Ine W asauigton J union played fine bell in defeating Shiloh of Madison by a score of £ to 5. Bud Settle and Johnnyj Jenkins; each collected two for three to*pace die; winners. Georgie Dodson got two hits for the- losers. ! Washington scored 8 runs on 8 hits, while Shi* loh got 6 hits, good for 5 runs. Washington showed *he results of die fine coaching j that broughtt them the regular season crown in, their division. i

In the Women’s | Division Stanardsville trounced 'Blue, Run 2^, to 1. Marion Watson pitched two*, hit ball for the winners, striking out six. Paced by Jane Melone and Marilyn Dudding With three Mts each and Garnett j Breedon with 4 for 4, all of whom scored four times, .Stanardsvillej took the game with a 12-hit harrajge over a game but outclassed Blue Run team. x The Stanardsville Senior team went ahead of Bloej Run on a tw run homer by George Durrer, and stayed in front to defeat them by a score of 8 to 2. fllie game Was a thriller;between tjwo very evenly matched ;teams, with several fine defensive, plays bj both teams. However, the potent bats of Stanardsville found thep winning going away. J. Malpne collected 3 for 4 for the winders, while F. Higgins and M. Yjager found the range for the losejs, contributing 2 hits each. Stanajrdsville had 8 I runs on 13 hits, while Blue Run j made 2 runs on 6 hpts. In the nightcap, jitj was the hifting of Brandy and the fine pitching of Hitt that made the differ^ . ence as they turned back Woo<h ville-Mt-Lebanon by a score of 10 to 3. Woodville-jMt. Labenon drew blood in the first by scoring two runs, but werej unable to hold the lead past the third inning when