Hamilton Joes rally to a 9-8 10 inning win over Copperheads
Hamilton defeats Southern Ohio 9-8 in 10 innings at Foundation Field. A four run ninth tied the game and Kaleb King, Braden Fankfort and Connor Callery led a 16 hit attack as Hamilton improves to 15-8 while Southern Ohio drops to 11-12 ending a three game win streak.
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Indians extend win streak with 4-1 victory over Blue Jays
Carlos Carrasco struck out a season high 14 as the Indians won their 13th straight, matching a franchise record. Jason Kipnis and Rajai Davis homered, Carrasco improved to 4-2, and Cody Allen earned his 17th save while Cleveland outscored opponents 80-26 in the streak.
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Espinosa Drives Nationals Past Reds With Slam and Seven RBIs
Danny Espinosa slugged a grand slam and a three run homer to tie a career high seven RBIs as Washington crushed Cincinnati 13-4 on Thursday night for a fifth straight win. Espinosa’s slam made it 8-1 in the third and his homer extended the lead to 13-1 in the fourth. Gonzalez worked six innings, allowing four runs while earning the win.
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Coleman stars as Athens Post 21 blanks Waverly 3-0
Coleman pitched a complete game shutout for Athens Post 21 Gunners at Bannon Field, scattering five hits and walking five while striking out six. He also led off the bottom of the first with a double and scored twice as Athens earned a 3-0 win over Waverly, with Kamron Curry and Aric Russell adding key RBIs. Burnside took the loss for Waverly. Athens hosts Zanesville in a 1 p.m. doubleheader Saturday.
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Rain ends at Wimbledon as Muguruza falls in second round
After rain delays, Wimbledon advances many matches with 18 seeds losing, led by No. 2 Garbine Muguruza who exited in straight sets to Jana Cepelova. Other top seeds including Kristina Mladenovic Belinda Bencic Elina Svitolina Johanna Konta and Agnieszka Radwanska survive or battle through tense moments.
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