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! s the boys have done | AB R H|on a single by Murphy and a
7 : dys ace and will now give Manheim “A” 25 8 6|double by H, Farmer.
We Specialize In . . . | teams plenty of com- | MOUNT JOY AB R H| Rohrestown failed to get a
AUTO PAINTING | Kear, ss, 3b .......... 2 2 1'man on base until the sixth inn-
pr I'he locals had to come from | Newcomer, If ........ 4 1 1ljing when an error by Murphy
WRECKS REPAIRED BEA UTR behind in defeating Manheim | Wealand, p, cf ........ 4 0 2/put a man in scoring position.
WHEEL ALLIGNMENT AND WHEEL BALANCING. | REPROL OC “A” 98 since their opponents Harnish, J, p ........ 4 1 1/Two infield outs and a wild pitch
FREE ESTIMATES i y . Scored five runs in the first inn- | Packer, of, c ......... 2 1 O0fscored the runner. This ended
\Lenhert s Cabinet Shop ing. Singles by Harnish, Mum-| Mumma, 1b .......... 3 0 1|the scoring for the opponents.
C 1 ? P 1 & B d Si ta nd Marshall, Tived With & Stari, ss, of 0000s 3,1 1 Florin surged into the lead
arrger S amt 0 y 10p Maza BA yo fo Poker, Scored Fro ane) Yasha tastes ) : with a rally in the fourth inning.
HONE ELIZABETHTOWN 2 P/ hone g-258 Whe « te HANEY, 80 sashes A double by B. Farmer, a single
PHONE ELIZABETHTOWN 110J12 RHEEMS, ba. - Wealand's hit drove in Kear.| ‘Totsls 26 8 8 py Klinedinet, F. Eichler was
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s won two games and
past
hn Harnish, from last
team. During the past
who had walked in the third
[inning to make the score 5-3
| Manheim scored one run in the
[fourth but the locals countered|
with five to go into the lead 8-4 The rampaging Florin U. B.
Two walks to Mumma and Bai-/church softball team knocked |
| ley mixed with hits by Stark, Rohrestown out of first place as |
SOFTBALL NEWS

WET MATA
Te yy AN oy. ay surprise win to many, | Kear and Wealand produced this|the team to watch. It was the lo- |
VIQUNT JOY, ANIA Mount Joy players, | lead. After Manheim had forged|¢als’ third consecutive league |
ON JULY 12.1954 heim came here with | back to tie the score 8-8, Bailey win.
OFFICE HOURS: ated record. As has| led off with a walk in the sixth. | Houck was on the mound for |
Monday, Wednesday and Friday, 1-4:30, 5:20-8:30 P.M. 1 in the past, the Mid- | Kear's sacrifice moved him to the locals as the opponents open |
PHONE. 3-4503 s lost all but one second and scoring position. |ed with four hits to score two
Newcomer singled to drive the runs.
tie-breaking run across. Florin came back with one run

safe on an error, a single by
Nissley and double by Hostetter
netted the locals four runs to
give them a lead 5-2. Singles by
Hostetter and Nissley plus a wild
pitch gave the locals their final
run of the evening. The final
It was a wild and wooly game
played last Monday evening as
| the locals tied a god Cub Pack
| team 9-9.
| Wealand was on the mound
| for the locals as the oponents op-
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Thursday, July 1,
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| ened with a seven run splurge | score 6-3.
in the very first inning on four AB R H
hits, three walks and two errors. | ROHERSTOWN 27 3 ¢
| Harnish relieved Wealand to fin- | FLORIN E. U. B. AB R H
| ally reti:e the side. Hits by | Hostetter, 2b ........ 3 1 3
Packer, Mumma and Pennell | Murphy, ss ......... 311
produced three runs in the sec- Houck, p ............ 3 01
(ond inning. Harnish drove in an- | H. Farmer, ¢ ........ 4 0 1
| other score in the third to close | Zerphey, 1b ......... 300!
the score at 7-4. The Cub Pack | B. Farmer, 3b ....... 3 1 2
came back with two runs in the | Klinedinst, cf ........ 81 1}
fifth. Again the locals fought Eichler, If ........ 3 10
back with one in the sixth and |S, Nissley, rf ........ 3 12
four in the seventh to tie the Totals 28 6 1}
game. The game will be replay-
ed. In an exhibition game under
the lights, the locals came

through with another win as
they defeated Campbelltown, 17
to 10.
It was a rather loosely played
game with both teams commit-
ting six errors each.
Both teams had big run inn-
ings. The opponents scored sev-
en runs in the fourth inning on
four hits, two errors and two
bases on balls. With the score
9-6 against them, locals broke
loose for 11 runs in the sixth
inning to lead 13-9. Hits by Niss-
ley, D. Eichler, Hostetter, V.
Zerphey, F. Eichler, D. Eichler’s
second hit of the inning and a
hit by J. Farmer produced these
In a New Era tournament the
“kids” got into the winning way
| by defeating Mnheim 9-8. It
| was a thirlling game from start
to finish as a nice crowd was
treated to some fine playing by
both teams.
Again it was (hat bad first
[inning that hindered the locals.
| With two out, a hit plus an er-
| ror by Penell and a home run
sent the opponents out to a
three run lead. The lead quickly
disappeared when the locals
came to bat. Bailey walked,
Kear singled and Packer hit a
home run to quickly tie score.
| Watkins followed with another

| home run. With one out Mumma Furs: AB R H
| came through with the third| MPBELLTOWN 36 10 10
| home run of the evening. This FLORIN E.U.B. AB R H
gave Mount Joy a 5-3 lead. Hostetter, 2b ......... 4 3 2
After Kear was safe on an er-| Murphy, ss .......... 4 2 9
| ror and had stolen second base,|{J Farmer, 3b ........ 4 2 1
he scored on two ineld outs. Hits V.Zerphey, 1b .....::. 5 2 2
| by Schneider and Coover gave{ Klinedinst, cf ........ Ce |
| the locals an 8-3 lead at the end | Epler, ¢f ............. 0 00
of the third inning. ¥. Eiehler, I 51 3
Manheim fought back in the| Brandt, If ............ QO 0 0
foudth inning. With two outs, an | H. Farmer, c..2. 0 4.5.0, 5 140
error by Bailey, a base on balls|S. Nissley, rf ........ 3 3 2
and three hits scored four runs|R. Eichler, rf ......... 0 0 0
to make the score 8-7. A double, | D. Eichler, p ... 4 2 2
an error by Watkins and a sin- Totals 38 17 13,
gle sent the game into a tie and Sear
extra innings. AMERICAN LEGION
Mumma, who was on the
mound for the locals came JUNIOR BASEBALL
| through with flying colors as did SECTION TWO
| his teammates in the sixth and DISTRICT 10
| seventh innings. An error by 1".
| Bailey put the first man on to| + THURSDAY. JULY it im
| start the last inning. He stole 1".
| second but was throwm out on| TUESDAY, July wh =
| a fine throw by the catcher, Wat- THURSDAY, JULY 8th
| kins to Kear, the third baseman. TU Mt oum Joy
A beautiful back-hand stop by Mount Joy at Columbia
| Kear and a long throw for the THURSDAY, JULY Jon
| second out was the fielding gem TUESDAY. JULY 20th
of the game. Mumma struck the Manheim at Mount Joy
next man out to end Manheim’s | g_g
bid for victory. AB R H
Now came the important last | 30 8 8
of the seventh inning for the lo- | MOUNT JOY AB R H
cals. Mumma struck out which pajjey ss ............ 3 1 0
caused many to groan. Coover| gear 3b ............. 4d 2 1
came through with a single and | packer, of ............ 4 1 1
promptly stole second to keep | watkins ¢ ........... 4 1 9
alive the hopes for a win. Sion- | pennell, 1b" .......... 3 0 0
er, pinch-hitting, struck eut- Ev- nvumma, p ........... 4 2 1
erything rested on Ronald Corll.' coover, 2b ........... 4 1 9
With the count, two balls and gchneider, rf ......... 8 7%
one strike against him, Corll Naugle, rf ........... 1 00
drove a liner past third to score stoner, rf ............ 1 00
Coover from second base forthe Corll. if. ............ 4 0 2
tie-breaking run. The final score 34 9 10

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