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Flint Hill Outscores

Front Royal, €

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Behind Licklitpr’a ft' 'e-hit pitching, the Flint Hill A.O.’s sprayed hits all over the field }o win over Front Royal, 6-4> in a jnight game at Bing Crosby Stadium.

Mel Cameron, ! the losing pitcher, had previously beaten Flint Hill, 4 - 1 on a five-hitter, in the only other game ;betwe sn the two clubs. |

As usual, rain‘halter the Flint Hill-Rappahannock gam-1, this time with the A.C.’s at bat in third inn? ing.'Flint Hill’s John P ckrell had chalked up three strikeouts at the time, while Rappahann^cks John Pickrell had chalked up three strikeouts at the time, vhile Rappahannock’s John Turner had fanned two, only one bas e hit had been made. This is the third time this year a Flint l^ill - Rappahannock game lias bien rained out, and two of those have not been replayed. Maybe ■ ve should remember this, in ‘case another drought. •■ -\- Entertain At Dinner

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Mr. and Mrs. W/C. Campbell entertained at a fatiily dinner on Tuesday. Their guests, sisters of Mr. Cartipbe Mrs. Russell Gray Jr. o boro, N. C. Mrs. J. W. Richmond and Mrs. Campbell of Wilmingtor

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