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fourth, then Rappahannock added six runs in the top of the fifth. Woodstock battled back to take the lead 10-8 with four innings remaining. Scoreless thru the seventh, neither team seemed to mount any offense, until Woodstock scores one, 11-8.
With only two innings left, Monarchs knew it was a do or die situation, they knew they had to put some runs on the board, J. Brown singles, C. Turner singles, G. Settle walks, W. Parker doubles, drives in two, L. Alexander doubles, scores one, R. Maley singles, B. Miller walks, scores one, bases loaded J. Brown singles and scores Miller. With this offensive surge, Rappahannock knew they had to hold Woodstock to a scoreless inning to capture the game, which they did.
Rappahannock was led offensively by W. Parker with two doubles, 1 single; J. Brown four singles; L. Alexander one double, and the winning pitcher. Rappahannock’s record is 5-2 for the season. Rappahannock travels to Luray Sunday, June 22 for a double header starting at 1 p.m.
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