Boddicker Temporarily Fills Orioles' Needs
Orioles pitcher Mike Boddicker threw his second straight complete game in a 7-0 exhibition win over the Yankees as Baltimore seeks improvement after last year’s shaky staff. Cal Ripken and John Shelby had three hits each. Boddicker noted his fastball and curve, while Niekro remained unsigned. Other notes: White Sox released Rudy Law, Cubs cut Gary Woods, and trades sent Tom Nieto to Montreal for Fred Manrique and Wayne Krenchicki to the Expos.
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Blue Jays rally in 10th seals 7 6 win over Mets
Kelly Gruber led off the bottom of the 10th with a homer off Doug Sisk to lift Toronto over New York. Gruber added his second spring blast as the Jays edged the Mets 7 6 in exhibition play.
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Pacers Face No 17 Georgia In Athens
USC Aiken Pacers travel to Athens to meet the No 17 Georgia squad as Georgia stands 21 8 and ranked by College Baseball Magazine while USCA 21 5 comes off a win over Francis Marion. The matchup features pitchers Roberto Hernandez and Cris Carpenter both clocked over 90 mph with scouts expected.
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Johnson's Slam Sends Wagener-Salley Past Pelt in Conference Victory
Marvin Johnson powered Wagener-Salley with a fifth inning grand slam 375 feet over center field as he went 3-for-4 and earned the win on the mound with five strikeouts. Wagener-Salley built a 7-2 lead before Pelion rallied for seven in the sixth, final 11-8. Johnson and coach Steve Dufour led the War Eagles to 5-3 overall, 4-1 in conference.
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Midland Valley Routs Hephzibah in intrastate baseball
Curtis Thompson launched a two run homer and Joey Batchelor added a solo shot to spark Midland Valley past Hephzibah 19 to 2 in a game halted under Georgia's 15 run rule. Thompson earned the win and Batchelor went 4 for 5 with 3 RBIs. Also contributing were John Hearn, Mike Beasley, Brian Bridgers and Darrin Rutland with two hits each.
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Dawkins Vanishes as Louisville Press Frustrates Duke
In Louisville's 69 to 12 victory over Duke, Dawkins scored 24 but vanished in the final 15 minutes as Louisville packed the defense with a box in one and multiple players denying him. Coach Crum admitted the calculated risk to let others beat Dawkins, while Amaker and Krzyzewski praised the defensive shift that sidelined Duke’s star and opened chances for teammates.
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Tournament Set At North Augusta Softball Event
North Augusta Parks and Recreation Department will sponsor a Class C softball tournament at Riverview Park on Saturday and Sunday. Registration fee is $85. For more information call the department.
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Duke Dominates Semi Final To Clinch National Title
Duke's freshman Danny Ferry sealed a lead with a late rebound and foul stop as Duke defeated Louisville to reach the Final Four's championship. Dawkins scored 24 points, delivering a late burst to push the Blue Devils ahead and Crum secured his second national crown.
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