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Ritchie Burke and Mike Fletcher.

Elkton broke away in the third inning with six runs and another in the seventh to lead 7-1.

The Panthers scored again after Myers was walked and Mike Leake hit a double to bring him in. The Panthers lost. 7-2.

Rappahannock fared little better in the second game. Elkton opened up with five runs in the first inning and two more in the second.

The Panthers tried for a comeback in the third. Jimmy Bywaters started off with a single and then stole second. Bear hit another single to bring Bywaters in to score. Then Bear advanced to second on an error and stole third before Myers drove him in with a single. Myers stole second and third. The catcher for the Elks dropped

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