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kins were two-for-three and I two-for-fbur respectively, i •April 25, Clarke over ■ Rappahannock, 12-6. Wood and Foster both powered home runs. Porter, the los• ing pitcher, struck out eight and walked three and at the > plate, hit two doubles.
•May 1, George Mason over Rappahannock, 9-7. As the losing pitcher, Porter i struck out six and walked six. Atkins hit a home run, Porter a double and Chucky Jenkins three doubles for three RBI*.
Remaining Games.
With return matches against both Strasburg and Clarke left to play, the Panthers could lay claim to sole possession of third place with a couple of wins there. They must also face second {dace Manassas Park twice and conceivably, with a little
Mp ftoro other upset minded Bull Run squads, could replace the Cougars as district runner-ups.
Schedule for the rest of the season includes Manassas Park at home on Friday, May 11, 4:30; Luray away cm Saturday, May 12, 6 p.m. (double header, two five-inning games); Clarke County at home, May 14, 4:40, Stonewall away on May 15,7 pm.; Brentsville away, May 16, 4:90; Manassas Park away, May 17, 4:30. Season finals with Strasburg at home, 1p.m., May 19.
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