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Bobcats Baseball Rolls to Eight Errors Results in
Win in Season Opener Bobcat Loss to Van
Summers Co. 18- Montcalm 2 Van 10 Summers Co. 8
On Tuesday March 22 Matt
On Saturday March 26 Matt
Ryanled Summers County over Ryan finished 2-4 with a tape
Montcalm, 18-2, with three
measure home run in the contest
stolen bases, a double, and four and Greg Shrewsbury was 1-4 with
RBIs. CJ Shrewsbury went 3-3
with two RBIs and two stolentwo RBIs for Summers County.
bases, Josh Smith was 3-4 with However, eight errors on defense
four RBIs and three steals and allowed Van to build a lead and
Nathaniel Harrah was 2-3 with then hold off a late inning rally to
a double and three RBIs for the defeat Summers County. County
Bobcats. Shane Aesley was 1-3, 10-8 in Summers County's second
Chris Keiser went 1-3 and Trevor game of a double header. Cole
Paynter was 1-2 in the loss for Price was 1-4 with three RBI and
Montcalm. Timmy Kitchen picked Brady Grant was 1-4 with an RBI
:up the win throwing the first for Van.
two innings for the Bobcats and V: 4 1 0 0 2 1 2 -- 10 5 3
Nathan Grimmett, Will Whittaker SC: 1 1 2 0 1 0 3 m 8 6 8
and Chase Adkins all pitched one
inning in the opening night win. V: Phillip Powell and Cole Price;
M: 002 00 -- 2 3 4 SC: Nathan Grimmett, Timmy
SC: 528 3x -- 18 17 3 Kitchen (2), Josh Smith (5) and CJ
1VI: Craig Caste, Trevor Paynter Shrewsbury. WP: Phillip Powell,
(4)Dakota Parnell (4)and Dakota LP: Nathan Grimmett. Hitting:
Parnell; SC: Timmy Kitchen, Will V: Logan Crouse 1-3, Phillip
Whittaker (3), Nathan Grimmett Powelll-4, Cole Price 1-4 3 RBI,
(4), Chase Adkins (5) andCJ Brady Grant 1-4 RBI, Gregory Lail
Shrewsbury. WP: Kitchen, LP:1-4, Alexander Gibson 1-3; SC: CJ
Caste. Hitting: M: Shane Aesley Shrewsbury 1-4, Matt Ryan 2-4
1-3, Chris Keiser 1-3, Trevor HR, Greg Shrewsbury 1-4 2 RBI,
Paynter 1-2; SC: CJ Shrewsbury TimmyKitchen 1-4 RBI, Nathaniel
3-3 2 stolen bases 2 RBIs, Harrah 1-3 RBI.
Tucker Lilly 0-1, Matt Ryan 3-4 Records: V: (2-1), SC (3-2).
2 2B 3 stolen bases 4 RBIs, Josh
Smith 4-4 3 stolen bases 4 RBIs,
Greg Shrewsbury 1-3 RBI, Timmy
Kitchen 1-2 RBI, Natbaniel Harrah
2-3 2B 3 RBIs, JC Wheeler 0-3, Will
Whittaker 2-2 2B RBI.
Newsworthy
Trends
A Meaningful Funeral
(NAPS)--The number of cre-
mations has grown across the
country over the past 20 years. In
fact, the Cremation Association of
North America estimates some 1.5
million Americans are cremated
every year.
While this can be a way to deal
with the end of life that's both
comforting and affordable for the
mourners, many families believe
attending a funeral service is one
of the most important ways for
them to begin the grieving and
healing process. Traditional ser-
vices give families and friends the
opportunity to come together to
celebrate and remember the life
that has been lived.
A simple casket and a traditional
service can be appropriate for a
cremation and comforting for
mourners.
People leaning toward crema-
tion may be relieved to know that
doesn't mean they have to miss an
Liberty Shuts out important opportunity to provide
Summers 8-0 their family and friends the clo-
Matt Ryan was 2-3 on the day sure that often comes with a
funeral service.
for Summers County with two
Funeral homes throughout the
doubles. The Bobcats also got one country offer affordable caskets
hit each by CJ Shrewsbury, Tucker that can be used for both viewing
Summers Co. Wins Lilly and JC Wheeler. Trentonand cremation. These caskets are
Over Richwood Begley pitched a complete game, 12 made entirely from engineered"
Summers Co. 5 Lumberjacks 3 strikeout, shutout to lead Liberty wood, a material that is formed
On Friday March 25, Freshmen to the 8-0 win. Tyler Mullens was from recycled material to produce
Will whittaker picked up his first 3-4 with a home-run, two runs and an affordable, attractive and envi-
career high school pitching victory three RBIs, Trenton Begley was 1-4 ronmentally friendly cremation
as Summers County defeated with an RBI and Adam Banks was casket. Unlike a rented casket,
Richwood 5-3. For the Bobcats 2-3 with two runs for the Raiders. the cremation casket also serves
CJ Shrewsbury went 2-4, Timmy Summers again was plagued by as the cremation container.
A traditional funeral service
Kitchen was 1-3 with an RBI, errors committing seven and only will provide comfort and closure
Nathaniel Harrah was 1-3 with an giving up one earned run in the for friends and loved ones.
RBI and Will whittaker went 2-2. contest.
Phoenix Evans finished the day SC: 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 -- 0 5 7
with 3-4 with an RBI, .Logan Cox L: 150101 x-- 8 10 1 Contest Offers Cash Prizes
was 3-4 and Jacob Cogar was 1-1 SC: Timmy Kitchen, Josh ToSchool Teams With
driving in two runs for Richwood. Smith (3), Gentry Shrewsbury Best App Concepts
RW: 2 0 0 0 0 0 1- 3 10 3 (5), Nathaniel Hattah (6) and CJ (NAPS)--A national competi-
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RW: Jacob Cogar and Phoenix L: Trenton Begley and Trevor
Evans; SC: Wil1- Whittaker, Nathan Quarles. WP: Begley, LP: Kitchen.
Hitting: SC: Matt Ryan 2-3 , CJ
Grimmett (7) and CJ Shrewsbury. Shrewsbury 1-3, Tucker Lilly 1-3,
WP: Whittaker, LP: Cogar.
Hitting: RW: Griffin Snyder 1-4, JCWheeler 1-3; L: Tyler Mullens
Phoenix Evans 3-4 RBI, Logan Cox 3-4 HR 3 RBI 2R, Trenton Begley
1-4
Liliy 1-4, Timmy Kitchen 1-3 RBI, Records: SC: (1-1), L (4-0).
Nathaniel Harrah 1-3 RBI, WillIndependence 5,
Whittaker 2-2.
Records: RW: (2-1), SC (2-1).
Notice
Tues. April 5, 2016 Hinton News - 7
lenging teams of middle- and high-
school students to develop concepts
for mobile apps that can solve a
school or community problem.
The Verizon Innovative App
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in Nation teams cash grants of
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for each team member. Winners
also will learn how to turn their
Summers Co. Wins
Over Pirates LOOKING FOR CLASSMATES
Summers Co. 15 The Class of 1966 needs the last
known address for the following so
Fayetteville 2 they can be invited to the reunion
On Saturday March 26 Summers' that will be held at Pipestem Resort
County exploded for twelve runs in State Park on October 21 and 22.
the 4th inning to beat Fayetteville According to Bonnie all were in the
15-2. Matt Ryan had a big class of 1966 at one time. If anyone
game at the plate going 3-4 with can help please contact Bonnie at
two doubles and batting in three bonniesyoung@msn.com
runs. Tucker Lilly was 1-4 with Judith Bragg, James H. Brown,
three RBIs, Timmy Kitchen went Jackie CaleB, Billy Carden, Pamella
2-4 with three RBIs, JC Wheeler Collins, Rosalee Ennis, Judy Fox,
was 1-4 with an RBI and Will Nancy Gill, James W. Goins, Robert
Whittaker finished the game at 2-3 Grimmett, Lena Harrah, Susanna
batting in two runs for Summers Jorgerson, Beverly Kessler, John
County. Jordan Dempsey was 2-3 Lilly, Garnet Plumley, Roger Reid,
and Trey Farrell was 1-2 on the day Peggy Ryan, Janis Saunders, Betty
for Fayetteville. Nathaniel Harrah Shuck, Thelma Tate, Janet White,
went the distance on the mound Janice Wills, Mary Grace Carden
for Summers County to pick up the Wiseman, Sandra Woodrum, Jerry
win. Yopp.
SC:20 1 120--15 11 4
F: 00 1 1 0-- 2 5 4 NEED ADDRESSES
SC: Nathaniel Harrsh and CJ If you can help with addresses or
Shrewsbury; F: CJ Looley and contact information for the following
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Come and Enjoy a Night of Soulful Gospel Music as the
First Baptist Church of Hinton
Again Welcomes the
Martin Luther King, Jr., Male Chorus
From Charleston, WV
SA TURDA Y Evening. April 9, 2036 @ 6 PM
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To enter the challenge, student
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