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Pulaski Recreation ActivitiesMidget LeagueThree games were played in the Midget League Monday morning i-vith the Steelers who are tied for second place upsetting the league leading Rams to hand them their first loss of the season. Chuck Bralley pitching for the Claremont Rams held the Steelers to 8 hits for 11 runs while his teammates collected 10 hits for 10 runs off Junior Hagee of the Steelers. Jimmy Ward led the losers with 3 hits and 2 runs which included a triple and 2 singles followed by Gary Hancock with a double and a single. James Semones singled twice ?or the losers. The Steelers went an a rampage in the 5th inning tfhen they collected 7 runs on 5 aits and 3 errors and finally won aut in the bottom of the 7th to ipset the Rams.steelers Oil 710 1 —11 8 6Rams 300 331 0 —10 10 6Batteries — Chuck Bralley and Jim Ward; Junior Hagee and Gary Fink.The second place Packers in the Midget League were upset by the ast place Lions Tuesday by ascore of 8-7. C. G. Eversole of the Lions limited the Packers to 6 hits vhile his teammates collected 8 aits off Johnny Martin of the Packers. Norman Rauhof collected a iouble for the only extra base hit for the Packers while Ronald Dun-ford and Steve Jackson led the Lions with each a triple followed ay J. B. Gregory, Stanley Bentley and C. G. Eversole with doubles.Packers ....... 006 010—7 6 1-ions 010 115—8 8 3Batteries — Johnny Martin and SJorman Rauhof; C. G. Eversole and Stanley Bentley.In the third game of the morn-Announcing theGRAND OPENING OfBILL’S BAR-B-QAcross from White’s Groc.SATURDAYing the Tigers defeated the Bobcats i 9-7. Dennis Barrett of the Bobcats j issued 10 hits of which 4 were doubles, 2 each by Danny Anderson j and Billy Tracy. A double by Dennis Barrett and a triple by Chuck ; Maxwell were the only extra base hits off Tiger Danny Anderson. Bobcats 500 020—7 5 1Tigers . 304 20x—9 10 1Batteries — Dennis Barrett and Ronnie Hubble; Danny Anderson and Richard Clark.Junior LeagueThe Junior League resumed play Monday afternoon with three games played. In the first game the league leading Draper crew clipped the last place Packers 8 3. Richard Quesenberry pitching for Draper limited the Packers to 3 hits while his teammates collected 9 hits off Larry Folden. j Billy Chrisley led the Draper ! crew with a single, double and a home run followed by Bobby Chrisley with two doubles and a single. Tommy Pearman led the Packers with a triple and a single followed by Wayne Hopkins with a double for the teams only base hits. Draper 161 00—8 9 4Packers . 000 12—3 3 3mont Braves blanking the Red Sox 10-0. The game was called at the end of the third inning due to the 10 run lead rule. Duffy Akers pitching for the Braves gave up no hits to the Red Sox while his teammates collected 4 hits off WayneHyatt.Red Sox 0 0 0— 0 0 2Braves . 6 4 0—10 4 0Batteries — Wayne Hyatt and Gary Hancock; Duffy Akers and Curtis Trail.In the second game of the morning the fifth place Giants upset the league leading Dodgers 3-1. Donald Dalton pitching for the Giants limited the Dodgers to one hit which was a double by David Rauhof. Johnny Richardson pitching for the Dodgers allowed only 3 hits to the winning Giants, Dodgers 0 0 0 1 0—1 1 2Giants 1110 x—3 3 1Batteries — Johnny Richardson and David Rauhof; Donald Dalton and Donnie Quesenberry.In the second game between Draper and the Packers Draper won 11-0. Richard Quesenberry was the winning pitcher of this game also, while Quesenberry, Bobby Chrisley and James Chrisley collected triples. James Dameron was the losing pitcher. The game was stopped at the end of the third inning due to the 10 run lead rule.Calfee SchoolThe Calfee School Girls were hosts to Radford Girls Monday losing by a score of 17-9 and these two teams played a return game the following day at Radford beat-! ing the Calfee Girls again 21-20.1 Calfee School . 010 026— 9 10 0 Radford . . 201 500—17 26 0Draper .................... 3 4 4—11 6 0Packers ................. 0 0 0—006Batteries — Richard Quesenberry and James Chrisley; Larry Folden and Tommy Pearman.Second Game Calfee School . 530 1010 1 Radford ......... 205 318 220 20 0 21 21 0In the final game of the day in the Junior League the third place Colts clipped the second place Braves 4-1. Lansford Dawson pitching for the Colts limited the Braves to one hit while his teammates were able to collect 2 hits off Curtis Hawkins.Men’s SoftballThe Men’s Softball League resumed play with Towne Restaurant trimming Martin-Vance 18-5. Slate and Owens led the Towne crew in hitting with three hits each while Mason Vaughan led the Vance crewwith 3 hits. Donnie Holliday and Dick Nichols each collected doubles for the winners while Kegley collected the only extra base hit for the Martin-Vance crew.Colts ........................ 210 01—4 2 0Braves .................. 010 Ox—1 l 2Towne Rest 252 142 2—18 14 0Martin-Vance 100 003 0— 4 12 2Batteries — Donnie Holliday and Jimmy Slate; Kegley and Stout.In the final game of the eveningt Ko C A rf f /v U a ---*.1 A _ ________son Mills crew with a triple and 2 doubles.Jeff. Mills’ 430 310 1—12 11 6Seagle Mem. 330 302 2—13 13 4Batteries — Akers and Duncan; J. Kanode and Neal Kegley.Southwest Virginia Junior LeagueThe Pulaski Junior team in the Southwest Virginia Junior League traveled to Wytheville last Friday night and were defeated 9-3 in a game with the Wytheville Juniors. The Wytheville Juniors collected 9 runs off 12 hits from Warren Alley. W. Qallahan of the Wytheville Juniors limited the Pulaski crew to 4 hits and 3 runs. Terry Patterson led the local crew with a double for the only extra base hit for thb Pulaski Juniors. The other hits were singles by Fred Turner, Ronnie Melton and Wade Fanning. Sutherland, Goff, T. W. Alley, Fulcher and Callahan each collected doubles for the Wythe-viUe crew as well as D. Hoback collecting 2 doubles. The Wytheville crew scored in every inning except the third and fifth while holding the Pulaski crew scoreless in every inning but the second and fifth.WythevillePulaski140 202—9 12 2 020 010—3 4 0Special ActivitiesSpecial activities were conducted at each playground Friday afternoon with ribbons awarded to the winners.A costume party was conducted at the Northwood playground withwinners as follows: Most Original — Connie Campbell, first; Jay Spence, second; Bobby Eanes, third; Nancy Linkous, fourth. Most Complete — Cole Campbell, first; Waliy Brockmeyer, second; Buddy Rice, third. Prettiest — Cindy Clark, first; Amy Graham, second; Toni Aust and Linda Linkous, third; Carol Hoehn and CharlottG Linkous, fourth. Funniest — Terry Morris, first; Doug Morris, second; Cathy Rider, third; Elizabeth Britt,Mary Britt and Paul Britt, third.Claremont — Most Original — Mike Brown, first; Barbara Alti-zer, second. Funniest — Jim Ward
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Pulaski, Virginia, US
Fri, Aug 15, 1958
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