Wahama edges Trimble 1 0 in pitchers duel
Wahama White Falcons defeat Trimble 1-0 on a bottom sixth unearned run. Philip Hoffman allowed three hits and struck out 11 for Wahama. Andrew Losey yielded one hit over six innings with seven strikeouts and a walk for Trimble. Tomcats drop to 12-2. Wahama leads TVC Hocking at 13-3.
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Hoffman
Wahama
Caillin Lunsford
Terry Limerly
Tomcats
Michael Everett
Trimble
TVC Hocking
Indians Face Blue Jays in Probable Carrasco Return
Up next, Toronto lefty Mark Buehrle will make his 49th career start against the Indians after a rough outing versus Tampa Bay. Cleveland right-hander Carlos Carrasco returns to Progressive Field for the first time since a line drive to the face on April 14 after allowing five runs and nine hits Sunday against Detroit.
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Blue Jays
Leake Leads Reds Past Braves With Eight Strong Innings
Mike Leake won his first win of the season by eight sturdy innings and a fifth career homer lifting Cincinnati to a 5-1 victory over Atlanta. Todd Frazier, Tucker Barnhart and Billy Hamilton also went deep as Leake, who left after an intentional halt, improved to 1-1 while Braves starter Shelby Miller struggled.
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Mike Leake
Reds
Bryan Price
Leake
Cincinnati Reds
Atlanta Braves
Todd Frazier
Tucker Barnhart
Billy Hamilton
Joey Votto
Nick Markakis
Jace Peterson
Freddie Freeman
Chris Johnson
Price
Cincinnati
Frazier
Hamilton
Braves
Shelby Miller
Draft day intrigues and reactions during 2015 NFL Draft
The 2015 NFL Draft in Chicago drew boos for the Jets and contrasting cheers for the Bears. Leonard Williams went to the Bears with a void at wide receiver after trading Brandon Marshall. Vic Beasley and Trae Waynes were highlighted as top picks, while Melvin Gordon moved up to 15 after a San Diego trade. Andrew Reid commented on Marcus Peters, noting his off-field emotions but not labeling him a distraction.
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Mike Evans
Tennessee
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Whisenhunt
Scherff
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Bears
Jay Cutler
West Virginia
Kevin White
Brandon Marshall
Dan Quinn
Falcons
Seattle
Clemson
Vic Beasley
Giants
Miami
Breck Flowers
St. Louis
Georgia
Todd Gurley
RBI
Rams
Jeff Fisher
Minnesota
Michigan State
Trae Waynes
Roger Goodell
Danny Shelton
Washington
Shelton
Cleveland
Saints
Stanford
Andrus Peat
Dolphins
Louisville
DeVante Parker
San Diego
Wisconsin
Melvin Gordon
San Francisco
Chargers
Winston
Marcus Peters
Kansas City
Washington Huskies
Andy Reid
Meigs Victorious Over Nelsonville York In Classic Pitching Duel
Meigs beat Nelsonville York 2-0 as Cameron Mattox pitched a shutout over seven innings and Hunter Dobbs took the mound for the Marauders. Meigs loaded the bases in the first and added two runs in the bottom of the second, while Nelsonville York stranded four runners and could not solve Mattox.
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STVC
Ohio
Marauders
Nelsonville- York
Alec Sikorski
Brycen Nungester
Nelsonville-York
Billy Lee
Nungester
Cody Bartrum
Liam Tompkins
Garrett Maiden
Cameron Mattox
Ted Campbell
Nelsonville York
Tyler Smith
Tompkins
Dicken
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Athens
TVC
Bissell
Alexander
Tvc-Ohio
Dobbs
Hunter
Nels-York
Christian Mattox
Hunter Dobbs
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