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2009
SECTION X BOYS
Baseball Standings
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DIVISION W-L GB |
x-Brushton-Moira
Chateaugay
St. Lawrence Ctl.
Salmon River
Parishville-Hopkint.
Madrid-Waddington
St. Regis Falls |
11-1 -
10-2 -
6-6 5
6-6 5
5-7 6
3-9 8
1-11 10 |
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DIV. W-L GB |
x-Ogdensburg
x-Norwood-Norfolk
Malone
Massena
Potsdam
Canton
Gouverneur
Tupper Lake |
11-3 -
11-3 -
10-4 1
9-5 2
5-8 5½
4-10 7
4-10 7
1-12 9½ |
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DIVISION W-L
GB |
x-Harrisville
Clifton-Fine
Heuvelton
Hermon-DeKalb
Edwards-Knox
Morristown
Lisbon
Hammond |
12-2 -
11-3 1
9-5 3
8-6 4
6-8 6
5-9 7
4-10 8
1-13 11 |
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N-N Flyers Claim Share
of Central Title |
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Games
of Weeks 5-6: May 18-27, 2009 |
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2009
Section X Boys Baseball Scoreboard |
WEDNESDAY, MAY 27, 2009
Central Division
Norwood-Norfolk 8, Canton 2 (1st game)
Norwood-Norfolk 10, Canton 8 (2nd game)
Tupper Lake at Potsdam, canceled rain
TUESDAY, MAY 26, 2009
East Division
Parishville-Hopkinton 5, St. Lawrence Central 2
(1st game)
St. Lawrence Central 3, Parishville-Hopkinton 2
(2nd game)
Central Division
Canton 6, Potsdam 5
Massena 21, Gouverneur 6
West Division
Clifton-Fine 13, Lisbon 12
SATURDAY, MAY 23, 2009
Malone 9, Gouverneur 1
FRIDAY, MAY 22, 2009
Central Division
Massena 7, Ogdensburg 3 (1st game)
Ogdensburg 3, Massena 2 (2nd game)
West Division
Harrisville 7, Clifton-Fine 6
Hermon-DeKalb 16, Lisbon 11
THURSDAY, MAY 21, 2009
East Division
Salmon River 25, St. Regis Falls 11
Parishville-Hopkinton 6, Madrid-Waddington 5
Central Division
Norwood-Norfolk 10, Tupper Lake 6
West Division
Morristown 16, Heuvelton 14
WEDNESDAY, MAY 20, 2009
Central Division
Ogdensburg 10, Potsdam 3
Malone 11, Canton 0
West Division
Clifton-Fine 16, Morristown 7
Heuvelton 13, Hermon-DeKalb 12
TUESDAY, MAY 19, 2009
East Division
Chateaugay 2, Parishville-Hopkinton 1 (1st game)
Chateaugay 5, Parishville-Hopkinton 1 (2nd game)
St. Lawrence Central 9, Salmon River 6 (1st
game)
St. Lawrence Central 7, Salmon River 0 (2nd
game)
Central Division
Norwood-Norfolk 10, Ogdensburg 6
Malone 10, Tupper Lake 6
Massena 5, Potsdam 4
Gouverneur 8, Canton 7
West Division
Heuvelton 5, Edwards-Knox 2
Lisbon 17, Hammond 3
MONDAY, MAY 18, 2009
East Division
Chateaugay 16, St. Regis Falls 0
Central Division
Malone 3, Massena 2
Norwood-Norfolk 2, Gouverneur 0 (completion of
susp. game)
Norwood-Norfolk 6, Gouverneur 2 (2nd game)
West Division
Heuvelton 6, Harrisville 5
Edwards-Knox 7, Lisbon 2
Hermon-DeKalb 7, Morristown 4
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HARRISVILLE WINS WEST TITLE IN 8TH
IN COMEBACK VS. CLIFTON-FINE 7-6 |
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Harrisville’s Colin Baker (5) celebrates with raised arms
after touching home plate for the game-winning walk-off run
in the bottom of the eighth inning for a 7-6 come from
behind win over Clifton-Fine to clinch the West Division
title. Eagles' pitching ace Casey Forkey looks skyward
feeling the pain of a game that got away in the final two
innings. (Eric Foote photo)
Game Gallery
Listen to NCSN Broadcast of the Game
Harrisville’s Jason Thomas (2) smacks a single down the
line in leftfield to drive in the game-winning and
championship-clinching run in the bottom of the eighth
inning. Thomas went 4-for-4 including a double and
three RBIs.
By Bob LaRue, North Country SportsNet
The Eagles posted a 1-0 lead through four innings, then
tacked on two runs in the fifth inning on a Gordon Whitney
bunt single and an infield error. Harrisville countered with
a pair of runs in the bottom of the frame, both coming with
two out, to draw within a run. The inning was capped by
Thomas’ RBI double. The Eagles added three insurance runs in
the top of the sixth aided by two Pirate errors. Andrew
Gearsbeck delivered two runs with a single to open a 6-2
lead with Forkey still throwing a two-hitter. Harrisville
pounded out four runs on four hits in the seventh frame to
force extra innings. The inning was capped by a bases-loaded
suicide squeeze bunt executed perfectly by Carson Patnode to
tie the game 6-6. After the Eagles left a potential go-ahead
runner on second based in the 8th, Thomas lashed a single to
left and fielder Wyatt Shaul delivered a one-hop throw to
the plate that beat Colin Baker at the plate, but the ball
caromed up and over catcher Ken Dolan for the game winner.
In the loss, Forkey struck out 12 Pirates while Gordon
Whitney laid down three bunt singles, Shaul had two hits and
Gearsbeck had two hits for the Eagles.
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H-D DEMONS SNAG PLAYOFF SPOT BEATING
LISBON KNIGHTS 16-11 |
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Lisbon's Eric Mehaffy dives back into first base to prevent
being doubled off on an infield line drive. Logan
Brabaw was unable to snag the ball for the tag when Mehaffy
was hit by the throw. After falling behind 6-3 in the
first two innings, Hermon-DeKalb came back to outslug the
Golden Knights 16-11 in West action. (Bob LaRue photo)
Game Gallery
Lisbon's Nolan Fletcher (11) hit over the top of the ball
for a ground ball hit to the right of Hermon-DeKalb's Kory
Besaw. Logan Brabaw went 4-for-5 on the afternoon, while
Besaw and Jared Brown each spanked twohits in the win for
Hermon-DeKalb (8-6 record). Caleb Bertrand had a perfect
4-for-4 day at the plate for Lisbon which fell to 4-9 in
league play.
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MALONE PITCHER STEPNOSKI SHUTS OUT CANTON
GOLDEN BEARS 11-0 |
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Canton’s Mike Murray delivers a pitch while a Malone runner
gets his lead off second base. Malone shut out the
Canton Golden Bears 11-0. Malone pitcher Jason Stepnosk allowed just three
hits for the complete-game shutout in the Huskies 11-0 whitewash of the Bears. Tyler
Thomas generated two of the three hits for the Bears who
fell to 3-8 in league and 3-9 overall.
(Eric Foote photo)
Game Gallery
Malone’s Casey Warner (33) fights off an inside pitch off
the bat handle and slaps a single into leftfield to lead off
the game. Zach Leffler slapped three hits including a
double for the Huskies who climbed to 9-4 in league, 10-4
overall.
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HERMON-DEKALB GRABS KEY
ROAD WIN OVER MORRISTOWN 7-4
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Morristown pitcher Jack Wilson delivers a pitch to the
plate while Hermon-DeKalb’s Tyler Amo gets his lead off
first base. Amo stroked three hits for the Demons.
Hermon-DeKalb downed Morristown 7-4 to improve to 7-5 in
West Division play. Morristown fell to 4-8.
(Mike Webb photo)
Game Gallery
Kory Besaw raps the ball over the rightfielder's head for a
stand up double. Besaw added two singles and four
RBI's in aiding his own cause on the mound. He also
struck out six Rockets in gaining the Demons' seventh West
Division win against five losses. Will Griffith hit a
two-run homer for Morristown (4-8).
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P-H PANTHERS EARN PLAYOFF BERTH WITH
SPLIT VS. LARRIES |
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Parishville-Hopkinton's Cody Meashaw (12) tries to score a
second run on an error through the infield but is unable to
beat the throw to home plate. Meashaw had two hits and
two RBIs to lead the Panthers. The score just moments
before gave the Panthers an insurance run in a 4-2 lead,
followed by another run scored in the fifth inning.
Parishville-Hopkinton beat St. Lawrence Central 5-2 in the
opener to clinch a post-season berth. The Larries
bounced back to claim the nightcap 3-2. (Bob LaRue
photo)
Game Gallery
Panthers' pitcher Dennis Tebo delivered a four-hitter,
including four scoreless innings to finish the game, in the
opener of a twinbill to capture a playoff spot. The
Panthers broke a 2-2 tie in the top of the third with a run
off a wild pitch. Quinn Patraw threw a six-hitter in
the loss for the Larries. Mark Peets led the Larries
with two hits and two RBIs. The Larries finished the
regular season at 6-6, while P-H is 4-7 in league play.
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WALKOFF SQUEEZE BUT ALLOWS CANTON TO
SQUEEZE PAST POTSDAM |
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A Canton runner dives back into the first base bag just
before Potsdam first baseman Todd Sharlow (28) can slap on
the tag. The Canton Golden Bears manufactured a
seventh-inning run on a Nick Butler walk, stolen base,
single and squeeze bunt to nip Potsdam 6-5. With the
win, Canton improved to 4-8 regular season and 4-9 overall.
(Eric Foote photo)
Game Gallery
Potsdam baserunner Kris Weems (12) ducks to avoid getting
hit by the relay throw to first base on a double play
attempt. Paul Bucanan notched two hits to lead Potsdam
(5-8 season).
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O.F.A. CLINCHES PART OF CENTRAL
TITLE IN SPLIT WITH MASSENA |
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Massena's Alex Kormanyos (15) makes a headfirst dive at the
plate to score on the Raiders' second successful suicide
squeeze bunt of the game. Massena beat O.F.A. 7-3 in
the first game of a twinbill. O.F.A. bounced back to
win the nightcap 3-2 and capture at least a share of the
Central Division regular season title. (Bob LaRue
photo)
Game Gallery
Massena catcher Josh White (14) blocks the plate on the
throw home to prevent Ogdensburg's Andy Fisher from scoring
in the third inning. Massena laid down two
perfectly-executed squeeze bunts in the contest, the first
to open the scoring in the fourth inning of the first game.
Nick Pichette’s two-run single opened up a 3-0 lead in the
inning. Massena led 7-1 when Ogdensburg’s Gene Bouyer
cranked a solo home run. Massena won the opener 7-3. In the
nightcap, O.F.A. pitcher Jimmy Samarco was cruising with a
no hitter in the sixth when Taylor Zappia rapped a two-out
single. The Blue Devils finished with a 3-2 victory. Jared
Morrow rocketed a home run in the fifth.
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MORRISTOWN UPSETS HEUVELTON 16-14 TO
KEEP IN PLAYOFF HUNT |
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Morristown catcher lays his body out by diving for a foul
ball up the third-base line. The Rockets improved to
5-9 to close the season and kept alive their post-season bid
for the final playoff berth with a 16-14 upset win over the
Heuvelton Bulldogs who fell to 9-5, 10-5 overall.
(Mike Webb photo)
Game Gallery
Morristown hitters outdueled the Bulldogs. Cody
VanSchiak launched a two-run homerun and Marshall Brown
delivered three hits and four RBIs to pound out the win.
Jesse Hargrave led Heuvelton with two hits and collected
four RBIs. (10-5, 9-5).
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O.F.A. BEATS POTSDAM 10-3 TO STOP
TWO-GAME SKID BEHIND J.V. CALL-UP |
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Ogdensburg's Tylor Stevenson (21) steals second base, before
the ball reaches Potsdam second baseman Steve Hayes.
The Blue Devils used a new arm to return to their dominant
winning ways in a 10-3 victory over the Potsdam Sandstoners.
The Devils rode the complete-game, eleven-strikeout
performance of JV call-up Josh Ladouceur to snap two-game
skid. The Blue Devils snapped a two-game skid with a 10-2
romp over the Sandstoners. (Mike Webb photo)
Game Gallery
Potsdam pitcher John Coleman (7) deals from the stretch with
a runner at second base. Andy Fisher led O.F.A. at the
plate with two hits and four RBIs as O.F.A. improved to
10-2. Potsdam’s Chris Reece and Paul Buchanan each had
doubles as the Sandstoners fell to 5-7.
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LARRIES CLIMB TO 3RD IN TWINBILL
SWEEP OF SHAMROCKS 9-6, 7-0 |
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St. Lawrence Central's Matt Aldous looks up for the umpire's
call, but is tagged out by Salmon River catcher Nick Fleury.
Aldous tried to score on an infield grounder, but was nailed
at the plate. Aldous smacked four hits in the double
header as the Larries’ squared their record at 5-5 on the
season, 5-7 overall and moved into third place in the East
Division. The Larries pulled away for a 7-0 win in the
nightcap, after winning the opener 9-6 in a sweep. St.
Lawrence Central also moved past Salmon River and into third
place in the East standings.
(Bob LaRue photo)
Game Gallery
Larries' pitcher Zach Baldwin tossed the shutout in the
nightcap. Cody Brady led the Shamrocks with a pair of
hits in the first game, while Tyler Smiddy led the way with
two hits in the second game of the doubleheader. The
Shamrocks fell to
4-6 in league play and 5-8 overall.
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CHATEAUGAY'S ASHLINE TOSSES 16-0
SHUTOUT OVER ST. REGIS FALLS |
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Chateaugay batters collected 16 runs while rapping out 17
hits in blasting St. Regis Falls 16-0 on Monday.
Chateaugay's Brian Ashline pitched the complete game shutout
for the win, while contributing two hits and four RBIs for
the Bulldogs.
(Kyle Coryea photo)
Game Gallery
Chateaugay's Kyle Demers (8) makes contacts and sends it
down the line for a double. Kyle Demers went 2-for-4,
including the double, for the Bulldogs. Chateaugay
improved to 6-1 (9-1 overall) and climbed within a half-game
of idle first-place Brushton-Moira in the East Division.
St. Regis Falls fell to 1-8.
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Games
of Week 4: May 11-16, 2009 |
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2009
Section X Boys Baseball Scoreboard |
FRIDAY, MAY 15, 2009
East Division
Brushton-Moira 8, Salmon River 1 (1st game)
Brushton-Moira 15, Salmon River 5 (2nd game)
St. Lawrence Central 9, Madrid-Waddington 2
Parishville-Hopkinton at St. Regis Falls
Central Division
Malone 11, Ogdensburg 4
Norwood-Norfolk 11, Potsdam 9
Massena 3, Canton 1
Gouverneur 8, Tupper Lake 5
West Division
Heuvelton 6, Lisbon 5
Hammond 12, Morristown 9THURSDAY, MAY 14, 2009
Central Division
Malone 5, Tupper Lake 3
West Division
Clifton-Fine at Lisbon, ppd. weather
Edwards-Knox at Harrisville, ppd. weather
Hammond at Morristown, ppd. weather
Heuvelton at Hermon-DeKalb, ppd. weather
WEDNESDAY, MAY 13, 2009
East Division
Brushton-Moira 3, Parishville-Hopkinton 1
Salmon River 15, Madrid-Waddington 9
Chateaugay 16, St. Lawrence Central 4
Central Division
Malone 6, Potsdam 3
Canton 11, Tupper Lake 0
Massena 9, Norwood-Norfolk 8
Ogdensburg 5, Gouverneur 4
West Division
Harrisville 7, Edwards-Knox 5
TUESDAY, MAY 12, 2009
Central Division
Massena 14, Tupper Lake 2
West Division
Harrisville 5, Hermon-DeKalb 1
Clifton-Fine 5, Edwards-Knox 2 (1st game)
Clifton-Fine 3, Edwards-Knox 1 (2nd game)
Heuvelton 26, Hammond 1
Morristown 14, Lisbon 6
MONDAY, MAY 11, 2009
East Division
Chateaugay 12, Madrid-Waddington 2 (1st game)
Chateaugay 8, Madrid-Waddington 2 (2nd game)
St. Lawrence Central 21, St. Regis Falls 3 (1st
game)
St. Regis Falls 7, St. Lawrence Central 4 (2nd
game)
Parishville-Hopkinton 6, Salmon River 5
Central Division
Ogdensburg 17, Canton 0
Potsdam 14, Gouverneur 7
Norwood-Norfolk 3, Malone 1
West Division
Hermon-DeKalb 7, Edwards-Knox 4
Lisbon 11, Hammond 10
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POTSDAM ROMPS IN 14-7 WIN OVER
GOUVERNEUR WILDCATS |
Potsdam's Lee Buchanan (4) bolts for third base on a wild
pitch. The Sandstoners (5-3) scored all of their runs
in the first four innings of the game, jetting out to a 14-3
lead, before settling for a 14-7 win at home vs. the
Gouverneur Wildcats who fell to 2-5. (Mike Webb photo)
Game Gallery
Potsdam first baseman Todd Sharlow (28) battles the high hop
on a throw to first base, but the Gouverneur runner is safe.
Potsdam pitcher John Coleman recorded seven strikeouts and
delivered three hits on the offensive side, in leading the
Sandstoner effort. Chris Reece also belted three hits
and contributed with three RBIs. For the Gouverneur
Wildcats, Quincy Wood hit a three-run homerun.
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STONE DEALS COMPLETE-GAME, FIVE-
HITTER IN FLYERS' WIN VS. MALONE |
Norwood-Norfolk pitcher Adam Stone delivers a pitch to the
plate. Stone pitched a complete game, five-hitter in
delivering the Flyers to a 3-1 win against Malone.
Stone also added some firepower at the plate with an RBI
double in the fourth inning and scored the team's first run
in the first. Pat Durant and Bryan Duval also had two
hits and an RBI each for the Flyers. Ryan Lamica had
an RBI single to account for Malone's lone run.
(Eric Foote photo)
Game Gallery
NCSN's Game Broadcast
Norwood-Norfolk’s Andrew Stone makes the throw to first
base. Stone ended the game by turning a double play
throw scooped by first baseman Pat Durant, after a nifty
backhanded stab on a grounder by second baseman Bryan Duval.
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LAMICA, LEFFLER TOP MALONE HITTING
IN BEATING O.F.A. 11-4 |
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The Malone Huskies frequented the base paths with runners
against the Ogdensburg pitching staff, pounding out 12 hits
and 11 runs -- and aided by four O.F.A. errors -- in
dealing the Blue Devils (9-1), the only remaining undefeated
baseball team in Section X, their first loss of the season.
The Huskies upset first-place O.F.A. 11-4 to improve to 6-4,
7-4 overall in the Central Division. Ryan Lamica
crushed a pair of triples and Zach Leffler offered a pair of
its to give the fourth-place Huskies the upset win.
(Kyle Coryea photo)
Game Gallery
Malone reliever Jason Stepnoski (3) comes in to get the last
two outs in the seventh inning to preserve the 11-4 win and
send the Ogdensburg Blue Devils (9-1) down to their first
defeat of the season. O.F.A.'s Andy Fisher and Gene
Barr delivered two hits in four at-bats. Malone led 2-1
through the first 2½ innings, before they erupted for five
runs over the next two frames. Malone scored in all but the
second inning. Starting pitcher Paul Rose earned the
win for Malone. Owen Luckie, who threw a no-hitter two
weeks earlier, suffered the mound loss.
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ST. LAWRENCE LARRIES
ROCK MADRID-WADDINGTON JACKETS 9-2 |
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Madrid-Waddington’s Jordan Kendall (2) slides safely into
second base on the steal. Zach Baldwin cranked three
hits and collected three RBIs to power the Larries over
Madrid-Waddington 9-2. The Larries rapped 14 hits and
generated all of their runs in the first four innings
against Kendall who suffered the loss. (Eric Foote
photo)
Game Gallery
St. Lawrence Central’s Kerry Foster (23) makes the stretch
at first base to get the Madrid-Waddington runner.
Kyle Lawrence led the Yellow Jackets with a double.
St. Lawrence Central improved to 3-5, 3-7 overall. M-W
fell to 3-7, 5-7 overall.
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MALONE BOUNCES BACK TO BEAT
UPSET-MINDED TUPPER LAKE 5-3 |
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Tupper Lake's Evan Duchene (15) makes solid contact with the
ball and sends it to the outfield for a base hit. The
Malone Huskies outlasted the Lumberjacks 5-3, after the
Jacks arrived a 2-0 lead into the 4th inning. Ryan
Lamica led Malone with two hits and an RBI. Pitcher
Zach Leffler tossed a four hitter and struck out six
Lumberjacks. (Kyle Coryea photo)
Game Gallery
Tupper Lake southpaw John North (12) delivers for a strike
in a well-pitched game, but on the short end. Nick
Charon had an RBI single for Tupper. Malone to
improved to 5-4 and 6-4 overall, while Tupper Lake fell to
1-9 overall.
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HARRISVILLE SCORES FOUR IN 7TH;
TURNS BACK HERMON-DEKALB 5-1 |
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Harrisville Pirates’ Coal Campbell (3) swipes second base,
beating the throw from Demons' catcher Logan Allen to second
baseman Colin Allen (1). The West-leading Pirates
improved to 10-1 in beating Hermon-DeKalb 5-1 at SUNY Canton
on Tuesday. Harrisville scored four runs in the top of
the seventh inning to break a 1-1 tie. The Pirates
stayed a game ahead of Clifton-Fine in the standings, while
the Demons fell to 6-5 and slipped to fourth place.
(Eric Foote photo)
Game Gallery
Hermon-DeKalb’s Logan Allen (7) scoots from first to third
on a base hit up the middle. The Pirates owned a 1-0
led until the Demons tied the game in the fifth inning.
H-D was cruising on a two-hitter into the 7th when "the roof
caved in." A trio of singles from Carson Patnode, Jason
Thomas and Wayne Best, combined with a pair of walks and an
error produced the Pirates' four-run rally in the 7th.
Patnode had two hits in the game. H-D out-hit
Harrisville 8-5 in the contest.
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Games
of Week 3: May 4-9, 2009 |
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2009
Section X Boys Baseball Scoreboard |
FRIDAY, MAY 8, 2009
East Division
Madrid-Waddington 4, Parishville-Hopkinton 3
Salmon River 6, Chateaugay 4 (suspended 4th
inning, lightning)
Central Division
Potsdam 10, Canton 7
West Division
Heuvelton 6, Lisbon 4
Edwards-Knox 6, Hermon-DeKalb 1
WEDNESDAY, MAY 6, 2009
West Division
Harrisville 5, Lisbon 1 (1st game)
Harrisville 11, Lisbon 5 (2nd game)
Hermon-DeKalb 4, Hammond 1 (1st game)
Hermon-DeKalb 8, Hammond 0 (2nd game)
Clifton-Fine 8, Heuvelton 7
Edwards-Knox 18, Morristown 16
TUESDAY, MAY 5, 2009
East Division
Brushton-Moira 4, Chateaugay 3 (1st game)
Chateaugay 7, Brushton-Moira 4 (2nd game)
Salmon River 23, St. Regis Falls 9
Central Division
Malone 8, Canton 4
Norwood-Norfolk 17, Tupper Lake 3
Massena 17, Gouverneur 3
MONDAY, MAY 4, 2009
East Division
Brushton-Moira 9, St. Lawrence Central 6
Madrid-Waddington 11, St. Regis Falls 7 (1st
game)
Madrid-Waddington 8, St. Regis Falls 5 (2nd
game)
Central Division
Ogdensburg 11, Potsdam 3
West Division
Harrisville 4, Clifton-Fine 1
Hermon-DeKalb 6, Lisbon 1
Morristown 9, Heuvelton 5
Edwards-Knox 15, Hammond 0 (1st game)
Edwards-Knox 9, Hammond 4 (2nd game)
Non League
Malone 16, Salmon River 2
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COUGARS OUTSLUG
IN WILD
18-16 WEST DIVISION GAME |
A Morristown runner steals the
second base easily beating the
catcher's throw. Edwards-Knox
opened the game by scoring 12 runs
in the top of the first inning, then
had to fight off a furious late
rally from the Green Rockets in a
wild 18-16 slugfest at Morristown.
(Eric Foote photo)
Game Gallery
Morristown pitcher Will Griffith
delivers his sidearm pitch to the
plate. Kurt Ellison and Ryan
Gault each delivered a pair of
doubles and s single in aiding the
win at the plate. Mark Hewlett
and Brandon Bressette also smacked
three hits for the Cougars who
improved to 4-3. For Morristown
(3-6), Marshall Brown and Jeff King
both rapped four hits.
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MALONE RUNS OVER SALMON RIVER IN
NON-LEAGUE GAME 16-2 |
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HEUVELTON THROTTLES LISBON COMEBACK
IN 6-4 WEST VICTORY |
Heuvelton shortstop Sean Kelly (10) touches the bag at
second for an out and gets the lead runner, Lisbon's Kaleb
Bertrand (17), then throws to first base but was late to
complete a double play. Heuvelton posted three-run
rallies in the first and second inning to open a 6-1 lead
before Lisbon pitcher Brandon Robinson shut down the
Bulldogs on one hit the rest of the way. However, the
Knights comeback fell short in a 6-4 final. (Eric
Foote photo)
Game Gallery
NCSN Game Broadcast
Heuvelton pitcher Allen Ashley (34) delivers a pitch to the
plate. Ashley got the complete game win 6-4 over Lisbon.
The Knights chipped awway with run in the first and
third innings and a pair of runs in the fifth, before Ashley
put down the Knights in order in the final two innings.
For Heuvelton, Scott Bouchey delivered two RBIs. Blair
Davis had an RBI double. For Lisbon, Joe Shoemaker had
two RBI singles.
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HERMON-DEKALB TURNS BACK HAMMOND IN
TWINBILL SWEEP 4-1, 8-0 |
On the relay, Hammond's Devin Simons
(22) is out by inches at home plate
on a tag by Hermon-DeKalb catcher
Logan Allen (7). Hermon-DeKalb
climbed to 5-3 on the season and
into third place in the West
Division with a doubleheader sweep
at Hammond 4-1 and 8-0. Cole
Hennessy delivered three RBIs in the
second game. Simons stroked
two hits for Hammond (0-10) in each
contest. (Bob LaRue photo)
Game Gallery
Hammond pitcher Dan Ceresoli deals
the pitch on the outside part of the
plate. Hermon-DeKalb batter
Kory Besaw (24) slices the ball down
the third-base line and was robbed
on a leaping and twisting grab by
third-baseman James Sheridan.
Sean Brown struck out five batters
in the opener, then Jared Brown
fanned five in the nightcap to lead
the Demons in the sweep. Logan
Brabaw and Tyler and Dylan Amo each
had two hits.
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B-M & CHATEAUGAY END EACH OTHER'S
UNBEATEN STREAKS |
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Games
of Week 2: April 27-May 2, 2009 |
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2009
Section X Boys Baseball Scoreboard |
SATURDAY, MAY 2, 2009
West Division
Hermon-DeKalb 1, Clifton-Fine 0 (1st game)
Clifton-Fine 5, Hermon-DeKalb 2 (2nd game)
Harrisville 11, Morristown 2 (1st game)
Harrisville 8, Morristown 6 (2nd game)
Heuvelton 14, Edwards-Knox 3
Non-League
Madrid-Waddington 6, Lisbon 4
Indian River 26, Canton 2
FRIDAY, MAY 1, 2009
East Division
Brushton-Moira 29, St. Regis Falls 8
Central Division
Ogdensburg 8, Norwood-Norfolk 0
Massena 9, Potsdam 7
THURSDAY, APRIL 30, 2009
East Division
Brushton-Moira 11, Madrid-Waddington 0
Central Division
Gouverneur 6, Canton 2
Norwood-Norfolk 7, Massena 6
Ogdensburg 23, Tupper Lake 2
West Division
Clifton-Fine 14, Hammond 13 (1st game)
Clifton-Fine 16, Hammond 6 (2nd game)
Harrisville 9, Heuvelton 6
Lisbon 10, Edwards-Knox 5
Morristown 20, Hermon-DeKalb 2
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 29, 2009
East Division
St. Lawrence Central 10, Madrid-Waddington 2
Parishville-Hopkinton 6, St. Regis Falls 3
Central Division
Ogdensburg 8, Malone 2
Norwood-Norfolk 4, Potsdam 3
Canton 11, Massena 6
Gouverneur 15, Tupper Lake 2
West Division
Harrisville 7, Edwards-Knox 0
Heuvelton 6, Hermon-DeKalb 4
Clifton-Fine 7, Lisbon 4
Morristown 15, Hammond 5
MONDAY, APRIL 27, 2009
East Division
Brushton-Moira 16, Parishville-Hopkinton 2
Chateaugay 14, St. Lawrence Central 2
Central Division
Potsdam 5, Malone 3
Ogdensburg 16, Gouverneur 3
Canton 4, Tupper Lake 3
West Division
Edwards-Knox 17, Morristown 8
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GOOD & LUCKIE: O.F.A. PITCHER THROWS
NO-HITTER VS. N-N FLYERS |
It's not an easy task silencing the
Norwood-Norfolk bats, but
Ogdensburg's Owen Luckie twirled a
no-hit shutout in defeating
Norwood-Norfolk 8-0 on Friday.
Luckie struck out six and allowed
just three baserunners - two on
walks and one hit by pitch.
(Katie Heiss photo)
Game Gallery
Ogdensburg's eight-run onslaught
was led by Gene Bouyer who delivered
a triple and double. Andy Fisher
smacked a double and drove in two
runs. The Blue Devils improved
to 6-0 atop the Central Division.
The Flyers fell to 2-2, 4-4 overall.
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N-N FLYERS SNAG ANOTHER ONE-RUN WIN
EDGING MASSENA 7-6 IN CENTRAL |
Norwood-Norfolk second baseman Bryan
Duval takes the throw on Massena's
steal at second base, but the runner
reaches just ahead of the throw.
Norwood-Norfolk grabbed its second
one-run game in two days at home
with a 7-6 win over the Red Raiders.
(Mike Webb photo)
Game Gallery
Norwood-Norfolk first baseman Seth
Clark reaches and starts to fall
over the rightfield fence, but
snares the foul ball. Nick
Belile slammed a three-run homer and
a solo blast to power the Flyers'
offense. Pitcher Adam Stone
struck out six and walked only four
Raiders to gain the mound win.
The Flyers improved to 2-1 in league
and 4-1 overall. Alex
Kormanyos delivered a two-run double
for the Raiders who fell to 1-3
league and 1-5 overall.
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EDWARDS-KNOX CAPTURES FIRST WIN
BEATING MORRISTOWN 17-8 |
Morristown’s Cody Vanschaik steals
third base safely on a late throw to
Edwards-Knox's Jeff Stone.
Cody VanSchiak doubled and Will
Griffith hit a triple for the Green
Rockets. However, Edwards-Knox
came away with a high-scoring 17-8
win over Morristown. (Eric
Foote photo)
Game
Gallery
Morristown’s pitcher Geoff Baldwin
fielded the bunt and threw out the
Edwards-Knox runner at first base.
Ben Rullfes and Brandon Bressett
each rapped a pair of hits in
delivering the Cougars to a win in
their opening game of the season.
The Rockets fell to 0-3 with the
loss.
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CHATEAUGAY STAYS UNBEATEN IN 14-2
VICTORY OVER ST. LAWRENCE |
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HERMON-DEKALB SPLITS WITH
CLIFTON-FINE WITH PITCHER'S DUEL |
Hermon-DeKalb’s Cody Cleveland (22)
gets caught in a rundown between
home and third, tagged out by
Clifton-Fine’s Ryan Leroux.
The Demons ended Clifton-Fine's
unbeaten season with a 1-0 three-hit
win from Kory Besaw in the first
game, despite a one-hitter from the
Eagles' Casey Forkey. The lone hit
was an RBI single for the only
score. The Eagles bounced back
to win the nightcap 5-2 behind a
four-hitter by Rob White.
(Eric Foote photo)
Game Gallery
NCSN Game 1
Broadcast
NCSN Game 2
Broadcast
Hermon-DeKalb’s Shawn Brown hits a
single - the only hit for the Demons
in Game 1, but it also drives in the
only run of the contest in a 1-0 win
against the Eagles. Brown had
two hits in the twinbill. C-F
pitcher Rob White reached base four
times in the doubleheader to lead
the Eagles.
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M-W JACKETS TURN BACK LISBON
6-4 IN NON LEAGUE CONTEST |
Madrid-Waddington third baseman
Jordan Kendall slaps the tag on a
Lisbon runner who slid around the
tag for a stolen base. Alex
Brock and Greg Thompson each batted
2-for-4 in grabbing a non-league win
over Lisbon and improving their
record to 2-4 overall. (Eric
Foote photo)
Game Gallery
Lisbon’s Reece Armstrong reaches
out to lay down a bunt, but only
gets a piece of the ball and fouls
it back to the screen. Eric
Mehaffy had the only two-hit
performance for the Knights against
Yellow Jackets pitching.
Lisbon fell to 2-2 overall.
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HARRISVILLE FENDS OF HEUVELTON
COMEBACK IN 9-6 WEST VICTORY |
Harrisville’s Coal Campbell (3)
steals second base safely as the
ball skips off the infield turf,
past the Heuvelton second baseman
Allen Ashley (34) and into
centerfield. After jumping to
a 7-0 lead in the fourth inning, the
Pirates had to fend off the
Bulldogs' late-inning rally for a
9-6 win. Harrisville (4-1)
stayed a game behind unbeaten
Clifton-Fine atop the West Division.
(Eric Foote photo)
Game Gallery
Heuvelton’s Sean Kelly (10) tags
out the Harrisville runner out after
getting caught in a run down between
home plate and third base.
Wayne Best drilled two hits for four
RBIs for the Pirates in their fourth
league with and sixth overall.
David Putman led Heuvelton with a
pair of hits and three RBIs.
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GOUVERNEUR RISES IN CENTRAL WITH 6-2
WIN OVER CANTON BEARS |
Gouverneur runner scores on a passed
ball and a low throw back to the
plate. The Wildcats turned
back Canton 6-2 to climb into fifth
place in the Central Division (2-3).
Canton fell to a 2-2 league record.
(Mike Webb photo)
Game Gallery
Gouverneur pitcher held Canton
batters to just two hits, both by
Mike Murray, while striking out
seven. Ben Rockwood had a key
double for the Wildcats who improved
to 2-3 on the season. Canton dropped
to 2-2 in the Central Division.
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FLYERS SQUEEZE BUNT CAPS COMEBACK
WIN OVER POTSDAM 4-3 |
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Games
of Week 1: April 20-25, 2009 |
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NORWOOD-NORFOLK RECAPTURES MARASCO
TOURNAMENT TITLE |
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Norwood-Norfolk’s Matt Bresett gets caught in a rundown and
is tagged out just before he can get back under the tag at
second base by the diving Salmon River shortstop.
Bresett banged out three hits for the Flyers and pitcher
Kirk Colbert threw a six-hitter in the championship vs.
Salmon River. The Flyers blanked Salmon River 10-0 and
rocked St. Lawrence Central 19-3 to reclaim the title at the
2009 Chris Marasco Memorial Tournament at Norwood-Norfolk.
(Eric Foote photo)
Game
Gallery
In foul territory behind third base, Norwood-Norfolk’s Nick
Belile (18) reaches over the fence to snag the foul popup
for an out. Belisle smacked a three-run homer in the
semifinal against
St. Lawrence Central in a 19-3 romp. Pat Durant also had three hits,
including a home run.
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MADRID-WADDINGTON OUTLASTS
ST. LAWRENCE CENTRAL 7-4 |
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A St. Lawrence Central runner is tagged out at second base
on an attempted steal. Madrid-Waddington defeated the
Larries
7-4 during Saturday's play at the Chris Marasco Memorial
Tournament at Norwood. (Eric Foote photo)
Game
Gallery
Madrid-Waddington catcher touches home plate for a force
out and then turns to fire to first base, but just late in
an attempt to get a double play. Jordan Kendall
spanked two hits to power the Yellow Jackets to the win.
The Larries' Zach Baldwin struck out six Yellow Jackets in
the contest.
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OGDENSBURG WINS BLOWOUT OVER CANTON;
WHITCOMBE, BOUYER 3 HITS |
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Canton catcher Colby Young (24) tags out high-flying
Ogdensburg runner Erik Whitcombe (5) preventing him from
legging out a homerun. Whitcombe got a triple for the
hit. Whitcombe and teammate Gene Bouyer each ripped
three hits to lead the Ogdensburg Blue Devils to an 18-4
Central Division victory over Canton in a game held at SUNY
Canton on Friday. (Eric Foote photo)
Game
Gallery
Ogdensburg pitcher Tylor Stevenson (21) slides into third
base safely on a double steal, shortly after swiping second
base. Stevenson fanned seven Canton batters and
contributed three hits, including a triple in the win. Jared
Morrow also pitched in two hits, including a triple to drive
in two runs. Gene Barr slapped two hits for Ogdensburg
(2-0). Canton's Nick Butler banged two hits for the
Bears who lost their season opener.
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WILD PITCH SCORES WINNING RUN AS
MALONE TIPS N-N FLYERS 19-18 |
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Malone's Jason Stephenski (3) makes
solid contact and sends the line
drive shot to the outfield.
Ryan Lamica scampered home with the
winning run on a wild pitch in the
final inning to give the Malone
Huskies a wild 19-18 win over
Norwood-Norfolk.
(Kyle Coryea photo)
Game
Gallery
Norwood-Norfolk's Nick Belile
smashes a tying homerun in the 4th
inning for the Flyers. Zach
Leffler had two hits for the Huskies
who evened their record at 1-1.
The Flyers built a 5-0 lead through
the second, but Malone answered with
seven straight runs. N-N
scored 13 runs in the last four
innings and entered the last of the
7th with a slim 18-17 lead, before
the Huskies rallied to close out
with two runs in the bottom of 7th.
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2009
Section X Boys Baseball Scoreboard |
SATURDAY, APRIL 25, 2009
Central Division
Potsdam 5, Tupper Lake 3
Malone 15, Gouverneur 5
Marasco Tournament at Norwood-Norfolk
Salmon River 6, Madrid-Waddington 5
Madrid-Waddington 7, St. Lawrence Central 4
Norwood-Norfolk 10, Salmon River 0
Norwood-Norfolk 19, St. Lawrence Central 3 (N-N
wins trnt.)
Watertown Tournament
Whitesboro 11, Massena 6 (1st game)
Monticello 7, Massena 6 (2nd game)
FRIDAY, APRIL 24, 2009
East Division
Chateaugay 16, St. Regis Falls 4
Brushton-Moira 18, St. Lawrence Central 1
Central Division
Ogdensburg 18, Canton 4
Potsdam 20, Gouverneur 15
West Division
Lisbon 12, Morristown 8
Hermon-DeKalb 3, Harrisville 0
Heuvelton 41, Hammond 3
THURSDAY, APRIL 23, 2009
East Division
Salmon River 8, Parishville-Hopkinton 2
Central Division
Malone 19, Norwood-Norfolk 18
Tupper Lake 6, Massena 5
Non League
Chateaugay 5, Northern Adirondack 2
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 22, 2009
Central Division
Massena 10, Malone 2
West Division
Clifton-Fine 17, Morristown 10
Harrisville 16, Hammond 2 (1st game)
Harrisville 8, Hammond 1 (2nd game)
TUESDAY, APRIL 21, 2009
East Division
Chateaugay 9, Salmon River 2
Central Division
Ogdensburg 6, Tupper Lake 3
Gouverneur at Norwood-Norfolk, ppd. rain
MONDAY, APRIL 20, 2009
West Division
Clifton-Fine 7, Heuvelton 3
SATURDAY, APRIL 18, 2009
Non League
Vernon-Verona-Sherill 15, Norwood-Norfolk 0 (1st
game)
Vernon-Verona-Sherill 22, Norwood-Norfolk 6 (2nd
game)
THURSDAY, APRIL 16, 2009
Non League - at Baseball Hall of Fame
Heuvelton 8, Richfield Springs 7 (8 inn.)
Harrisville 9, Worchester 5
TUESDAY, APRIL 14, 2009
Non League
Harrisville 21, Parishville-Hopkinton 1
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OGDENSBURG DOUBLES UP TUPPER LAKE
IN LEAGUE OPENER 6-3 |
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Tupper Lake’s Evan Dechene (15)
turns on a high fast ball and cranks
it to left field, but it drops just
inches foul. O.F.A. reliever
Tylor Stevenson drove in a run with
a double to help his own cause in
gaining the win in a three-strikeout
performance as the Blue Devils
captured a 6-3 win. Tupper's
Adam Patry knocked in two runs runs
with a double. (Foote photos)
Game
Gallery
Ogdensburg starting pitcher Jared
Morrow comes over the top to deliver
the pitch. Blue Devil pitching
held Tupper Lake to just one hit in
the fifth inning when they gave up
all three runs, but the Jacks jumped
into a 3-2 lead. O.F.A.
immediately rallied back for three
runs in the bottom of the 5th and
tacked on an insurance marker in the
6th inning for the win.
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CLIFTON FINE OPENS 2009 SEASON
WITH 7-3 WIN OVER HEUVELTON |
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Heuvelton’s Sean Kelly dives back
into first base safely before the
Eagles first baseman can get the tag
down. IN a regular drizzle on
Monday, Clifton-Fine opened the 2009
West Division baseball season with a
solid 7-3 victory over the Heuvelton
Bulldogs. Eagles pitcher Casey
Forkey delivered a good mix of fast
balls and curves to keep the
Heuvelton batters off stride.
(Eric Foote photo)
Game
Gallery
Clifton-Fine’s Casey Forkey had his
stuff working early, similar to the
way he gave the Bulldogs fits last
year in the playoffs. This
time around, Forkey held Heuvelton
for the win.
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CHATEAUGAY DISHES SALMON RIVER A 9-2
SETBACK IN SEASON OPENER |
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Chateaugay's Eric Dwyer slides safely at home plate for a
2-0 lead in the first inning, as Salmon River pitcher Fleury
(1) gets the ball, but the sweep tag is late.
Chateaugay's Brad Spinner notched a double amongst three
hits and drove two runs as the Bulldogs dumped the Shamrocks
9-2 in the season opener for each team. (Kyle Coryea photo)
Game
Gallery
Chateaugay's Andrew Gadway slides in
safe at third for a stolen base.
Chateaugay piled up three runs in
the first frame and two in the third
to take a 5-0 lead. Salmon
River, held to just three hits,
scored their two runs in the 4th,
before the Bulldogs put the game out
of reach with two runs in the 5th
and 6th.
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