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Flint Hill Outlasts
Orange, 10-9, In
Free-Swinging
Althoug the team left Flint Hill with m undermanned 11-pUwer
•quad, theyveame home with ajlO - 9 victory ore* Orange in a fij ■winging contest which was cl acterized by unearned runs strikeouts. Altogether the compiled 24 hits, 20 strikeov and 19 runs, 7 unearned. It
Flint Hill’s third straight Victory over Orange.
Flint Hill was held scorelesa the first three innings, during which time Orange had touched pitcher Floyd Riley for one run on a first inning homer by Tucker, but they grabbed a 2 - 1 lead in the four on Bobby North's 2-run hom< Orange roared back to score foir unearned runs- in their half after two were out to grab a temporary 5-2 lead. In the fifth, Flint Hill rallied for three more runs to tie the score, and the next innii ig they went ahead 6 - 5, a lead th< y never relinquished.
In the seventh, Flint Hill battud
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