Lilly Sparks Davis Meats Past Vashaw's Collision 6 3 in Oswego
Lilly led Davis Meats on the mound and at the plate earning the win with four strikeouts over three innings and going 3-for-4 as Davis Meats scored four runs in the first inning to beat Vashaw's Collision 6-3 in Oswego Little League Triple A action. Ian Cady added two hits while Jacob Smith and Ethan Cedillo produced key hits for the losers.
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Step One Creative Edges Vashaw's In Triple A Baseball Thriller
Jack Donovan registered nine strikeouts while adding two hits and two RBIs for Step One Creative. Carter Guynn doubled twice with an RBI, Ben Pelkey and John Nacy also hit safely. Gavin Ruggio scored the game winning run on Trent Izard's RBI single in the fifth as Vashaw's fall short.
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Price dominates NHL Awards with historic haul
Carey Price captures Hart Trophy Vezina and Ted Lindsay for a record haul at the NHL Awards in Las Vegas. He shared the Jennings Trophy with Corey Crawford and led the league with 44 victories 1.96 GAA and .933 save percentage. Price helped Montreal to an Atlantic Division title before a playoff exit to Tampa Bay.
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U S to meet China in World Cup quarterfinals
The United States faces China at 7 30 p m in Ottawa as the Women's World Cup quarterfinals begin. Germany meets France, Canada plays England, and Australia faces Japan. The U S has not conceded in 333 minutes and will be without Lauren Holiday and Megan Rapinoe for the quarterfinals.
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