Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume], July 12, 1945, SECTION A, Page 9, Image 9

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Romancos Win Three and
Lose Two Over Week-End
By SAMBO ALL£M
In Thursday night’s double-head
er, Ace Carlisle hurled his team
rsss to a 2 to 0 victory over
resville at Ledgerwood Park.
Carlisle allowed 1 hit and struck out
7. Bennett, Mooresville’s ace, allow
ed 1 hit and walked 7. The Roman
cos’ lone tally came in the sixth.
Franchi walked, and two others fol
lowed, giving the Romancos two
runs. Moye and Williams with a
single, lead each team at bat.
In the second game of the double
header, Maxie Clippard started for
locals and allowed six hits to
gain his third victory of the sea
son. The Romancos scored two runs
in the third when Dobber Coggins
singled, Moye followed with a sin
gle and an error gave the Roman
cos two runs. Moye, Simms, and
Coggins, each with a single, led
the Romancos at bat in the sec
ond game. Bennett led the losers at
bat with two singles.
There was only one game Friday,
^ith the Romancos coming out on
the losing end 4-3. Maxie Clippard
started for the locals and was
charged with his first defeat of the
season. Mooresville tagged Clippard
for 6 hits while the Romancos got
7. Moye and Hansley each with two
singles, lead the Romancos at bat.
Miller with a double, lead Moores
ville at bat.
Saturday night brought the
Dunks, of South Norfolk, down to
>ledgerwood Park to split a double
header with the Romancos taking
the opener 4 to 3, and losing the
night cap 3 to 1. Clippard again
started for the locals and register
ed his fourth victory of the season.
The Dunks tagged Clippard for 4
hits while the Romancos collected 6.
The Romancos’ big inning rally
came in the fifth, when Clippard
singled, an error and two singles
. ^followed to give the Romancos
Two runs. Norfolk tied the score
up in their part of the fifth with
two walks and a double. The other
run that proved to be the ball
game, came in the sixth when Han
sley’s double and Coggins’ single
proved to be the winning margin.
Moye, with two singles, lead the
Rornancos at bat.
In the second game of a double
header Saturday night, Norfolk
came back and took a 3 to 1 vic
tory over the Rornancos. Gene
Rawlings started for the locals and
was charged with his first defeat
of the season. This was Rawlings’
first game. Both pitchers allowed
4 hits. Pierce with a home run led
the winners at bat. Moye with two
singles, lead the Rornancos at bat
in the second game.
First game r. h. e.
Mooresville_ 000 000 0—0 1 0
Rornancos_ 000 002 x—2 1 0
Batteries: Carlisle and Moye;
Bennett and Miller.
Second game r. h. e.
Rornancos_ 002 000 0—2 3 0
Mooresville_ 001 000 0—0 6 1
Batteries: Clippard and Coggins;
Plott and Miller.
Third game r. h. e.
Mooresville 300 000 000 02—5 6 0
Rornancos 002 001 000 00—3 7 0
Batteries: Clippard and Coggins;
Murry and Miller.
Fourth game r. h. e.
Norfolk _ 100 020 0—3 4 2
Rnmanons HOO 021 *—4. #5 4
Batteries: Clippard and Coggins;
Johnson and Teet.
Fifth Game r. h. e.
Romancos _ 100 000 0—1 4 1
Norfolk_ 002 100 x—3 4 2
Batteries: Rawlings and Moye;
’Popkin and Teet.
Raymond Wells
Gets Sea Duty
Raymond Wells, Sl/c, is now
somewhere in the Atlantic after re
turning to his base from a 5-day
leave here with his mother, Mrs.
Daisy M. Wells, 1019 Hamilton
Street. He has a brother, Charlie
S. Wells, Sl/c, who is somewhere
in the Pacific.
Wisdom from America’s leading
Negro banker: “Your ability and
honesty will do more to put you
ahead than your color will hold
you back.”
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