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Newspaper Page TextPAGE 4B BARROW JOURNAL WEDNESDAY, MAY 11, 2011 (A V j 1 J \ bJ ^ tw .. SAFE AT HOME Austin Meyer adds to Winder-Barrow’s run total Friday afternoon as the AAAA state playoffs begin for the Diamond Doggs. Photo by Jessica Brown CONTACT Winder-Barrow’s Ryan Brown delivers for the Bulldoggs in their opening game win against Chamblee. Photo by Jessica Brown BANG BANG PLAY While there was one close game in the series between Winder-Barrow and Chamblee, as well as this close play at third, the Bulldoggs won two games by the mercy rule. Photo by Jessica Brown Baseball Playoffs continued from IB “We know that the deeper we travel into the playoffs the tougher the teams will get,” said Diamond Dogg Taylor Keinat. “That being said, we will have to step up our game and play with our best effort. From the sounds of it, Pope is to have really good pitching and that excites us greatly. We always like the challenge of bet ter pitching and know that if we bring our bats like we did against Chamblee then we have full potential to win the series. I know this team has the heart and effort level to succeed, so all we need to do is bring all phases to the game, which would lead us to an Elite 8 spot.” Said teammate Grayson Ivey: “I think that if we play ball like we have been playing and make our routine plays, we will come out on top. They supposedly have a couple of good pitchers, but I don’t think it’s anything we haven’t seen. I have never doubted our team and, like I said, if we can just play to all of our potential, we will come out on top.” Pope, competing out of Region 5-AAAA, defeated Chattahoochee in the opening round in two games. The Greyhounds took 9-8 and 6-2 victories. Pope has won 15 of its last 17 games. The first game Wednesday has been set for 4:30 p.m with the second to follow. The third game of the series, if necessary, would be Thursday at 5:30 p.m. WBHS enters the second-round series 21-8 overall. ROUNDING THE BASES Winder-Barrow High School’s Dylan Ivey advances on the bases during the Chamblee series. Photo by Jessica Brown VlrV vJJ r OUTTA THERE Clayton Eames applies the tag for the Diamond Doggs during the first game of the Chamblee series Friday. Photo by Jessica Brown Charity Fundraiser for AMVETS Post 12 to support the Wounded War Veterans programs and other Veterans Projects. Cost: $20.00 per bike (includes t-shirt for first 100 registered) Pre-Registration is available at www.amvetspostl2ga.com Registration on the day of the ride begins at 8:30 a.m. at Auburn City Hall 1369 4th Ave., Auburn, GA 30011 For more information or to become a sponsor, call: 678-227-0580 or visit www.amvetspostl2ga.com 2 nd Annual Defenders of Freedom Ride Sponsored by AMVETS Post 12 Saturday May 21, 2011 10:00 a.m. Downtown Auburn AMVETS

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Barrow journal (Winder, Ga.) 2008-2016, May 11, 2011, Image 16