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Extra, from 7A for the Panthers with a line drive single to left after falling behind with two strikes. Dallas Waldrip hit a sharp grounder to short The Pirates went for the double play, cutting Walker down at second. However, Waldrip hustled down the line to beat the back end of the double play, keeping the inning alive. With one out Brett again came to the plate to put Perry in the lead. In the seventh, with the Panthers and Pirates tied at three, Brett came to the plate with the potential winning run at second. Terry Yawn Hornet tennis teams beat Monroe 6-3 By VETO F. ROLEY Staff Writer The Westfield tennis team took a pair of 6-3 victories over Monroe Academy Monday in preparation for the region tournament. The women's team was helped by two forfeits in singles play, and one forfeit in doubles play. Marla Massey defeated Mackenzie Vaughn 8-3 and Rupal Patel defeated Lesley Ellerbee 8-0. Number eight player Laura Pear son got a chance to play, but lost Thinclads, from 7a and three-and-a-half inches. The long jump was the highest individual finish of any Westfield woman thinclad. She also finished third in the 200 meter dash with a time fo 27.57 seconds and third in the 100 meter dash with a time of Jones, from 7A groundout scored Brett with Perry's only run. Brett had singled in the second after Waldrip walked and stole sec ond. But Waldrip was cut down at the plate on a great throw from cen terfielder Brent McGourick. That would be Perry's only scoring threat until the seventh in ning. Brett paced the Panther offense with two hits, including a triple. Waldrip had the other Perry hit, a Soccer, from 7A the road to do something that no other Perry team had ever done win on the road. Freshman Richie Gill lead the way with five goals as his team knocked off Vidalia for the second time this year, 8-1 Monday night. "Granted, Vidalia isn't exactly a strong soccer team," Panther coach Carl Thomas admitted "But, at this point, every victory means some thing. " Despite the lack-luster competi tion, the Panthers are racking up an impressive winning streak, outscor ing their last three opponents by the combined score of 12-2. With the victory, Perry goes to Westfield, from7A on the hill. Unly one batter would get the ball out of the infield. Staines would also record one strikeout Although the Hornets would leave the bases loaded in the bottom of the sixth, they would also score four big runs to give Staines a cushion. Talton who had kept the Mus tangs out of the lead for the first five innings, solidified the Hornet lead with a two run single to left. "It wasn't pretty; but, they did what they had to do to win the game," said Brown. 41 Grocery YARD SALE Saturday April 23 7am -1 pm 506 General Courtney Hodges Blvd., Perry, Georgia 987-1630 had started the seventh with a single to center, advancing to second on a wild pitch. However, it seemed that Yawn was going to stay at third as the next two batters in the Perry order struck out. However, Brett hit a drive into the right-center gap, to score Yawn. When the play was over, Brett stood at third. He scored on Tim Allen's flair single to right center. But, the Perry lead was short lived as Appling scored two in the bottom of the seventh to force extra innings. to Sara Butler 8-4, after being down 6-1. "Laura (Pearson) did a good job to come back and get three games," said tennis coach Jenney Crooms. "I thought Rupal (Patal) played ex tremely well." Leslie Davis combined with Su sanna Turner to defeat the team of Butler and Ellerbee 8-1. The Hor nets almost won the second doubles match, with the team of Cindy Dunnaway and Katie Davidson be ing edged by Vaughn and Hines, 8- 13.37 seconds. Smith was also a part of the 400 meter relay team which finished third and the 1600 meter relay team which came in the sixth. Joining Smith on the two relay teams were Jennifer Lane, Wendy Biggers and fourth inning single. Waldrip walked three, struck out 11, gave up three hits and one earned run in his final game as a Panther. The senior is expected to play college baseball, with several scholarship offers on die table. Coach Jones said, "Our kids could have folded the tent after the 4-0 deficit I’m proud of them for that seventh inning. It says something kind about them." 4-5 on the year; but, they will still have a hard time getting into the playoffs with a 2-5 Region 2AAA record. "I don't expect us to make the playoffs," freshman fullback Daniel Wright said, "but if we continue to play like a team, and we can win the rest of our games, we’ve at least got a shot." The Panthers played another road game last night in Jordan and will host Pacelli tomorrow before traveling to Brookstone Friday for their regular season finale. Thomas does says that they do have some momentum going into the final days of the season. “The Outside Has Had A Face Lift. .. But Inside We Still Have the Same Low Prices and Expert Advise That You Need!” ATs Auto Parts formerly Perry Auto Parts 1034 Macon Rd. Perry, GA 987-0103 For the second time, Brett had the chance for the winning run. Once again. Bred delivered for the Panthers, hitting a single to center. The ball rolled through the centerfielder's legs and to the fence, allowing Waldrip to score from first and giving the Panthers the bo lead. Brett, who was one inning sny of his inning limit for the week, went back on the mound in the bottom of the 13th. The junior shut down the Pirates in the final inning, allowing only a harmless single with two outs. 6. In men's play, Travis Watson de feated Evan Redd, 8-6, while John Shipley defeated Chris Hopkins 8- 5. Jeff Dortch defeated Mitchell Perry 9-4 and Lawton Pearson de feated Jon Eric Dodd 8-3. Miles Lancaster took the Hornets' fifth singles victory, with a 8-1 win over Singletary. The Hornets had only one dou bles win, with Watson and Shipley combining to beat Singletary and Dodd 8-3. Stephanie Barr. In other individual finishes, Audra Calvin came in fourth in the 3200 meter run. Julee Fryer came in sixth in the shot put with a throw of 27 feet, 9 inches. Barr had a fifth with a triple jump of 28 feet, six-and-three-fourths inches. Mary Catherine Walker ran the metric mile in 6:27 minutes to finish in sixth. In men's competition, Matt Shepley finished the 100 meter dash with a time of 11.90 seconds, good enough for fifth. Lon Talton and Tom Newberry took third and fourth in the 800 meter run. Talton finished the run with a time of 2:10, eight seconds in front of Newberry. The men's 400 meter relay team came in fourth with a time of 46.68 inches. "We're playing with a lot more confidence now," said Thomas. "We're not exactly playing better, we’re just cutting back on the mis takes." In their victory over Vidalia, Gill scored the first two goals of the game followed by a score by senior Boris Nedev. Brian Mourning also got in the action by putting two points on the scoreboard. Sophomore goalie Derrick Webb continues to improve as he held the Indians to a mere one goal in two match-ups. 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