Trucker Collapse Ends Norwalk Bid In Semifinal Loss
Norwalk baseball saw its state title run end as Benedictine beat the Truckers 6-3 in the Class AA semifinal. Benedictine capitalized on seven Norwalk errors and bullpen dominance, advancing to meet Coshocton for the title while Norwalk finished 18-9.
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Benedictine Triumphs Over Norwalk In State Tournament Run
Benedictine edged Norwalk 6 3 as the Bengals defense sparked a rare victory over the Truckers. Coach Auggie Bossu praised their defensive effort while Norwalk skipper John Derver lamented seven errors and pondered pitcher changes. Trophy hopes fade but Norwalk celebrates its best season as players and mascots amid superstitions spark nervous pride.
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Eo Notra
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Lisa Ellis
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Sonics Take 3-2 Lead With Narrow Playoff Win
Seattle guards Fred Brown and Dennis Johnson combined for 50 points to beat the Washington Bullets 98-94, moving the Sonics one win from the NBA title. Seattle led 52-41 at halftime and sealed it with clutch free throws late as Gus Williams and Sikma contributed key late scoring.
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Standings and Friday results across MLB games
Chicago beat Atlanta 2 1 in 11 innings while San Francisco edged Montreal 6 5. San Diego won 4 2 against New York, Philadelphia also 4 2 over Los Angeles. Cincinnati 3 2 over Pittsburgh. Houston 2 2 with St. Louis.
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