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Perry Middle seventh graders split pair of baseball games By ALLINE KENT foUTHE Times-lournai. Perry’s 7th grade baseball team split a pair last week as they picked up a big win against Rumble and fell in a heartbreaker to Northside Middle. In the Rumble game, Perry won Hornets prepare for track qualifiers clar^ By PHIL CLARK The Westfield Hornets track teams will be busy this week preparing for the state qualifiers on May 1. The Hornets took five first place finishes in a recent regular season meet at Stratford on April 21 with Jared Shell leading the way with first place in both the 100 m and the 200 m runs, and running the first leg of the winning 4xloo relay. Tolleson Supply leads Perry Junior League 11-12 boys Special to the Times-lournal After the first 10 games, Tolleson Supply is in first place in the Perry Junior League baseball standings with a 3-1 record. The pitchers with the best records are Michael Deibert of Tolleson and Daniel Peake of MMM, CPA. Both have 2-0 records. Kivvanis pitcher Shane Ashley is leading the league in strikeouts with 21 in 12 innings pitched. Jordy Stokes with Alltel is lead ing the home run race with three home runs including one grand slam. Alltel 9 MMM, CPA 2 Jordy Stokes (Alltel), grand slam home run. Tolleson 8 . Kiwanis 7 Daniel Bledsoe, game running double. Kiwanis 8 Baxter, CPA 3 Michael Roberts (Kiwanis) - 3-run home run, Shane Ashley (Kiwanis) solo home run. ~ !<• '>>.< m n/ij tn-jf) t Tolleson .. 12 Alltel 0 Michael Deibert, Tolleson pitcher, only allowed 4 hits with 5 strike outs. MMM, CPA 2 Baxter, CPA 1 Daniel Peake, MMM pitcher, So Much More Monograms * Embroidery Q * Alterations * Your color photos on shirts, tote bags Accessories A flowers ‘Pen&aKalifeei "Z^ec&x "vE|k§[k; Angel Figurines 25% off B Swags, Pillows, and more!! " m HANDPAINTED ITEMS & CRAFTS IWMM. BEDS ABE l\ NOW! Located in Perry Plaza, 1206 Macon Rd., Perry Mon.-Fri. 9-7 Saturday. 10-6 GEICO IS HIRING 2500 EMPLOYEES AND THEY WANT YOU! 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Stephen Kinnas was 2 for 2 with Will Sexton placed first in the high jump while Tate Parker won the long jump and also ran the anchor leg on the 4xloo relay team. Relay team member Jacob Walker was third in the pole vault, while Parker came in second in the triple jump. Emily Bennett came in third in the girls’ shot put and Laura Posey was third in the girls' triple jump. The state qualifiers will be held allowed only 2 hits with 8 strike outs. Josh O'Cain, Baxter pitcher, allowed only 3 hits with 8 strike outs. Baxter CPA 15 Tolleson 14 Bruce Vance (Tolleson) home run and double, 4 RBI. Brandon Doles (Baxter) 3 hits, 3 RBI. Alltel 9 Kiwanis 2 Jordy Stokes (Alltel) 2-run home run. MMM, CPA 2 Kiwanis 0 Daniel Peake (MMM) pitched 6 innings of shut out ball with 9 strike outs. Tolleson 9 MMM, CPA ....... 5 Michael Deibert, Tolleson pitcher, complete game win. Bryn Collins (MMM) 2 doubles, 1 RBI, 2 runs scored. Baxter, CPA 10 Alltel 9 Josh O'Cain, double (2 RBI). Brandon Doles, game win ning hit. 1 •* h •’ 1 Leading Hitters: Dean Brannon 600 Bruce Vance 571 Shad O’Neal 556 Mitchell Patterson 500 Dusty Denton 500 Timmy McCoy 500 three RBIs. Doug Yarbourgh had .another great hitting garqe as he went 2 for 3 with a double and scored two runs for the Panthers. Billy Warren, Rashad Smith, Josh Clay, Tyler Lawhorn and Jeremy Barr all crossed the plate for the Panthers. May 1 in Macon (at Stratford and Tattnall). The state meet, for the top four finishers in each event during the qualifiers, will be held on May 7 and 8 at Hugh Mills Stadium in Albany. Track (Continued from page 4A) try to earn a spot in the state meet. Tate Parker will have a chance to qualify for state in five events, the long and triple jumps, the 100 m dash and both the 4xloo and 4x400 relay races. Jared Shell earned a shot at qualifying in the 100 m and 200 m dashes, and both the relay races, while Jacob Walker will also participate in four events, the pole vault, 200 m dash and both relay races. Will Sexton qualified in the high jump, the 100 m and 300 m hurdles, while Bo Hart was a member of the 4x400 relay team. Larry Bennett is coach of the boys team, while Leigh Ann Johnson handles the duties for the girls team. Good food, good price!!, good fun!! 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Weir (Continued from page 4A) with Holt’s double driving in Hulbert in the Hornets decisive four run rally in the sixth inning that wiped out a Windsor lead. Westfield 000 000 0 0 Windsor 200 040 x 6 Winning pitcher Todd Harris. Losing pitcher Daniel Weir Leading hitters: Windsor eight players one nit each: Westfield Chance Tones 1-2 Westfield 30 0 0 1 4 2 10 Windsor 102 002 0 7 Winning pitcher Griffin Hamslcv Losing pitcher Carden Leading hitters; Westfield Kory Kitchens 4-5 (2 doubles, ! runs) Daniel Weir 2-.1 (double, home run 1 RBI) Mark Hulbert 2-1 (double. 2 runs) Griffin Hamsiev 2-4, Jordan Holt 12 (double, RBI) Clayton Lewis 1 1 (double) that tjfiecial Occasion? tThezi wait no mot*c! FORECLOSED HOUSE FOR SALE $125,000 LM JU " A ' ,«| . .j|§g 3700 SQ. FT., 4 BR, 3 BA. W/DEN, FIREPLACE GAME ROOM WITH KITCHENETTE.GUNITE POOL AND 1 ACRE PLUS LOT IN EXCELLENT NEIGHBORHOOD IN UNADILLA - CUSTOM BUILT, ALL ELECTRIC. 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