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Perry, from 6a ceroed. But, you have to go with what you are dealt with." _ Anchoring the pitching staff will be Waldrip and junior Jason Britt. However, Jones said the success of the pitching staff could hinge on one of his sophomores, Troy Davis. "He's (Davis) come on and pitched in several games and has done well in spots,” said Jones. "Troy (Davis) will be one of those guys we are going to have to de pend on to get the job done for us. It's tough for a sophomore to have to do. But, I feel Troy can accom plish it for us." When the Panthers come in from the field, Waldrip will be looked at to provide the offensive fireworks for Perry. "Dallas (Waldrip) is the only mainstay we have," said Jones. However, said Jones, Waldrip should not have to shoulder the of fensive burden alone. "Terry Yawn has come on and shown great improvement," said Jones. "He's gotten stronger. Tim Allen, a sophomore, is swinging the bat real well although he doesn't have a lot to show for it right now." Jones added that Britt, who is coming off a knee injury, would also be looked at to provide some offensive punch for the Panthers. "Those four guys there," said Jones, "we are looking to them to be the guys who drive in and produce runs." Even though his team is young, Roley, from 6A would play like they belonged in the top 10, the next the bottom 10. Georgia Tech could have made it to the dance with the-wins they had; but, there was the ACC debacle to West Forest Wonder how many of you have filled out your brackets. Although I have not followed college basketball all year, watching only the first Al- Subscribe Today Call 987-1823 To Gel A New Car Loan At 5.95% APR All It Takes Is A Little Push. For a great rate and quick approvals on new auto loans, give us a call or stop by any Bank South office. And discover how low we can go. 4= Bank South Loan availably subject to credit approval Rates are subject to change without notice. Certain imitations apply. Rate requires automatic deduction of monthly payments from deposit account 01994 Bank South Corporation Member FDtC a izj Only Locally Owned Dry Cleaners In Perry, GA dpEX'IU dLzanzxi & jCaunaxu 55 'tyeotna, 20% off Any Green Garment You Bring In The Week of St. Patricks Day (3/13 to 3/18) 736 Main Street • Perry, GA 31069 (912) 987-1965 n Owners - Lamar & Libby DeLoach m a 5~« XIAIJUu Bight Now Get 5 Arby's Original Roast Beef Sandwiches For Only 55.03* But Hurry, It's Only For A Limited Time' Jones said it has played good de fense. "Our defense has kept us in a lot of ballgames," he said, adding that if the Panthers had been able to come up with a key hit or two in the Upson-Lee ballgame, they would have won because of good defense. As it was, the Panthers lost 4-3. _ "Right now, I'm very pleased Perry Panthers Hi ■■ —M———yiam—i— 17-Z March 19 Appling County H:3 p.m. March 21 Bleckley County A: 5 p.m. ZZ March 24 Jones County H: 4:30 p.m. - March 25 Hawkinsville A: 4:30 p.m. . M®?* 26 Wayne County H: 12:30 p.m. March 29 Houston County A: 4 p.m. March 31 Dodge County A: 6 p.m. April 2 Wayne County A: 12:30 p.m. - April 4 Hawkinsville H: 4:30 p.m. - April 6 • Bleckley County H: 1 p.m. - April 8 Ware County A: 6 p.m. . April 12 Fitzgerald A: 4:30 p.m. - April 15 Ware County H: 4:30 p.m. April 16 Appling County A: 3 p.m. - April 18 Jones County A: 6:30 p.m. - abama-Aubum game, I thought I would give it a stab. The final four field should be Louisville from the West, Arkansas from the Midwest, North Carolina from the East and Duke from the Southeast. The Razorbacks should handle the Cardinals, setting up a meeting with the Tar Heels who should end the Blue Devil’s tourna- with the progress we are making," said Jones. "The younger kids are playing well and the older kids are hitting the ball. Things are coming together pretty good for us." So far the Panthers are 3-2 over all, and 1-0 in the region. The re gion win was a 15-1 victory over Dodge County last Thursday. ment. Unfortunately for Hogs, the final game will be played in the Heels back yard. That, and Dean Smith, should give Carolina its second NCAA tide. m DODGE W RAM H TrucktounwiP riOOOOOOOOOOOOQO^\ \ ~ -——" • ■ Ihey’n Bit... thn’ie POWEKFUL.. and Ihej're Mi' li you Must Dotgt Dials. 4000 ‘hisd Wimiig" Baa Hcfap si n tto way! THE NEW DODGE RAM Motor Trend's 1994 "TRUCK OF THE YEAR" It's arrived. A truck like no other. With the powerful Cummins Turbo Diesel. Or magnum V-8 & V-6 engines that out-power comparable full-size pickup engines. A driver's-side airbag that's fully effective when you wear your seat belt. Available system of storage bins conveniently placed behind the seats. Heartbreaker, over from Talton to start the sixth, quickly retired the next two batters. Bass advanced to third on a ground out to short. But, Westfield's dreams of their first victory were dashed when Sappe singled to right, scoring Bass. Nuss led the Hornets on offense, collecting a homer, sacrifice fly and three RBIs in three at-bats. Shepley was two-for-four, reaching once on an error and stealing a base. Sheldon started the game, going four-and-two-thirds innings, before giving way to Talton. Sheldon al lowed five runs, four earned, on six NAPA LAWN & GARDEN J?JL —small engine parts: TRACTOR BATTERY | FUEL filter $169 I Sale prices good through March 31,1994, or while supplies last at: PERRY Brooks Auto Parts 805 Commerce Street * 987-2922 WE KNOW HOW TO HELP. See Your Nearest Dodge Dealer TODAY! weanesaay, March 16,1994 Houston Times - Journal from 6A hits and two walks. He struck out three Milledge batters. Nuss finished the game and took the loss. He went onc-and-two thirds innings, giving up one run, earned. He allowed two hits and didn’t walk or strike out anyone. "The last two or three innings in every ballgame have killed us," said Brown. "We have got to play seven innings. We can’t play four or five innings and then quit." The loss was the third for West field in three outings. However, Brown has not given up the season, noting that the Hornets had not lost a region game. Westfield, from 6A 4-2. The Vikings would put the game out of reach in the sixth and sev enth innings, taking advantage of five Hornet errors to score five runs. Smith got the only two hits in the game for the Hornets, singles in the second and sixth innings. Shel ton had a perfect day at the plate for the Hornets, reaching all three times he went to to the plate, walk ing twice and getting hit by the pitcher once. Page 7A