Blair stole home to give Calvert Hall a first-inning lead, and the Cardinals held on to take a 7-2 victory over Archbishop Spalding yesterday in the Maryland Interscholastic Athletic Association A Conference semifinals.
With the bases loaded in the first inning and Blair on third, Cavaliers left-hander Paul DeVito pitched from the windup and threw a first-pitch strike to Joe Roback.
"The first pitch he threw, he went from the windup," Blair said, "and (third-base coach Brooks Kerr) looked at me, and we both smiled. I...
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