Seminoles knock Virginia from College World Series
Florida State rallies to a 7-3 victory over Virginia in Omaha as Jaime Ferrer blasts two homers and Carson Dorsey delivers another strong start. The win improves FSU to 48-16, extending their CWS success streak to five consecutive appearances with at least one win since 2010. Virginia drops to 46-17 and has now lost six straight CWS games.
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Western Dubuque Mount Vernon twinbill planned at Mount Mercy
Western Dubuque, 15-6, meets Mount Vernon 9-10 at 5 p.m. in a neutral Plaster field twinbill with CPU to follow. Beckman and Anamosa clash in a top River Valley Conference North doubleheader, Beckman 13-4, Anamosa 18-5, a rematch of last season substate final.
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Pages hits two home runs in first three games at Wrigley
Cardinals catcher Willson Contreras fractures forearm as Miles Mikolas works through the Cubs. Pages homers in his first at bat at Wrigley as Cards hold 2-0 lead. He becomes one of four in club history with two homers in first three career games at this park.
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Brewers edge Reds in tense late showdown for series win
Willy Adames hit a three run homer in the sixth as the Brewers hold off the Reds 5 4 in Milwaukee. Blake Perkins threw out Stuart Fairchild at the plate to preserve the lead as Cincinnati racks up late pressure. Elly De La Cruz fueled the Reds with a homer a triple and three runs in a thriller that ends with Milwaukee taking two of three from Cincinnati and widening their NL Central lead.
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