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By Hodge Miixer
Rappahannock New* Contributing Writer
Rappahannock County’s n njne and tinder All Star baseball
team traveled to Orange ’* Couhty for a tournament on " June 28 and 29. They finished ^ the tournament with a three %in one lose record to finish in
top spot. ‘ ” The team consisted of the following players: Jacob Dod£ ibh, Michael Ellis, James Henze, Danny Holden, Jason 'T Jenkins, James Lofton, Ad3/ dison Miller, Austin Miller, 1*; W11 Miller, Nick Raiford, Alex Sharp, Karl Thornhill, Ryder ^Williams, and 'Kathryn Wind^"ttfiller. The team was coached tnby Danny Raiford, Bill Ellis, and Frank Williams. -f " 1 From the onset it looked ^ tough for our team as confu'"' sion ruled the tournament. On ^'Saturday the team arrived at *xS'&.m. for a supposed 10 a.m. game, only to find out they a' had to wait until noon to play. 't,"Tbe confusion continued as Rappahannock’s team was “' told the winner of that game "' "didn’t play until the following liudhy. After winning the first game in high heat and humidity Rappahannock was informed that they would have ^to play again at 3 p.m. ^ Rappahannock’s first game
played against Orange ^‘ tehm. Rappahannock won that
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