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Kappahannock s defense pro; duced two quick outs to start the second inning. Then the Bulldogs calmed down and started stringing > together base hits. The lead was 1 trimmed to 7-6 before Jennifer ; Wines grabbed a fly ball to end the ; inning.
The Bulldogs continued their of- fen$ive surge in the third inning . with 12 runs. Many of the runs came off doubles and triples, causing ; Coach Leake to moan, “They’re kill■ ing my pitchers!”
Leake substituted Amy Nokes ■ for Karen Payne halfway through t the inning but the junior Nokes ! fared little better against the consisJ tent Luray hitters. At the end of ; three innings Luray led 18-8 and the
Panthers’ hopes looked bleak as
rain-filled clouds darkened the sky.
“In the second and third innings ! we had relaxed at the plate waiting ! for walks. The girls would be behind ; in the count before we’d swing,” ; Coach Leake said. But rallied by a ■_ team conference between innings
and a home run by Dana Finchum, i the Lady Panthers stepped their " game up a notch and surged back, A J4-22, after five.
The left side of the defense —
87.9%