Vales Honored With Sign For 2008 State High Jump Title
Federal Hocking graduate Cory Vales, now in Austin, Texas, earned a hometown tribute a sign proclaiming him 2008 Division III state high jump champion. He cleared 6 feet 10 inches, a Lancers school record, as part of a standout senior track season.
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Steam top Copperheads 12 to 8 in key win
In Cincinnati, the Steam erupted for seven runs in the sixth inning to defeat the Southern Ohio Copperheads 12 8 at the Reds Urban Youth Academy. The Steam improved to 12 4 and 3 0 against the Snakes this season while keeping pace in the Great Lakes Summer Collegiate League South Division.
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Post 21 cruises past Lancaster in 11-1 win
Athens Post 21 Gunners topped Lancaster Post 11 11-1 as Chace Harris fired seven innings allowing one earned run and 12 strikeouts. Austin Coleman went 4 for 5 with four RBIs while Shea Grigsby 3 for 4 added two RBIs and two runs. Lancaster’s Michael Crist and Tyler Lanning had multi hit games. Athens hosts a doubleheader at Chillicothe Saturday at 1 p.m.
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Norris Leads Padres Comeback With Three-Run Shot In Cincinnati
Derek Norris belted a three-run homer as San Diego erased a 4-3 deficit in the sixth inning and beat the Reds 7-4. J.C. Ramirez allowed two first-half runs, Yangervis Solarte and Melvin Upton Jr. drove in key runs, and Fernando Rodney closed it for his 16th save. The Padres, who own the majors' top June scoring pace, improved to 10-3 against Cincinnati in three seasons. Pete Rose will be honored in Reds Hall of Fame ceremonies as his No. 14 is retired, with his number cut into center-field grass for the series.
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