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Sports Roundup: Thursday Saw Some Pitching Gems In Area Amateur Action

Sports Roundup: Thursday Saw Some Pitching Gems In Area Amateur Action

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Thursday’s Games

Dimock Emery Raptors 14, Mount Vernon Mustangs 5 – Lincoln Bates went 3-6 with a two-run homer and double. Landon Waddell chipped in three RBI and Phil Johnson drove in two. Mount Vernon’s Cameron Deinert went deep with two men on.
Corsica Horned Frogs 16, Freeman Blacksox 13 – Corsica’s lineup was relentless, picking up 20 hits on the night.
Parkston Rays 4, Platte Killer Tomatoes 3 – Landon Sudbeck walked it off in the bottom of the ninth for Parkston.
Hartford-Humboldt Wood Ducks 3, Madison Broncos 1 – Drew Eldeen threw six shutout innings and three Wood Duck batters managed an RBI apiece, which was enough to get the win in the low-scoring affair.
Winner Demons 7, Chamberlain Mallards 2 – Ethan Bartels was dealing, racking up 15 strikeouts in the win. Both runs he gave up were unearned. Ashton Klein was the big bat, tallying three RBIs.
KWL Nationals 17, Colome Chaos 2 (six innings) – Ethan Price had 10Ks on the mound for the Nationals, really putting the K in KWL. Caleb Crist added six RBIs to power the offense.
Wessington Springs Owls 4, Burke Bombers 0 – Layne Cotton struck out 17 in a 139-pitch no-hit masterclass on the bump.

*Thanks to 605 Sports for the recaps

MLB

Only one game on the Thursday schedule to get the second half underway. The Mets downed the Phillies 4-1 in a game that aired on ESPN. The Twins return to action tonight at 7:05 p.m. on Chicago’s North Side. Bailey Ober vs. Colin Rea is the pitching matchup. Ober is 6-3 this year with a 4.40 ERA. Both the Twins and Cubs played well to end the first half. Minnesota is 7-3 in their last ten and Chicago 6-4. Friday night should have little wind, but that will change as the weekend progresses. The ball could be flying on Saturday.

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