Tuesday Scoreboard Highlights from James Monroe Area Games
Scores show Summers County remains undefeated at 16 0 with a win over James Monroe and multiple strong performances across Liberty Princeton and Woodrow Wilson contests. Key players include Chris Page Matt Dixon Jason Goodson Aaron Lasley Robby Benfield Josh Baker and Nate Hunt with standout pitching and hitting from Moe.
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Summers County routs James Monroe behind Berenberg's 4 RBIs
Tim Berenberg led Summers County 12 to 6 with a home run and double, going 2-for-4 as Aaron Lasley earned his fourth win in four innings. James Monroe’s Scottie Fox homered, Mike Miller added two RBIs, and Chris Page allowed the loss. Summers County improves to 16-0.
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Zereoue aims for a special season at WVU
WVU running back Amos Zereoue, after a 18 yard best run and 19 carries, deflects Heisman talk as coach Don Nehlen praises his preparation. Zereoue, nearing Artie Owens' school rushing record, reflects on past seasons and eyeing improved fundamentals for a bigger role this fall.
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Rivalry Leads to Missed Chances in Pineville-Mullens Game
Pineville beat Mullens 1 to 0 as both sides squandered scoring opportunities. Jeff Lambert's squeeze bunt produced Mullens' lone run while Pineville left runners on base and failed to capitalize. Mullens pitcher fatigue and defensive errors shaped the tense contest between the rivals.
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Astros Rally Past Mets In Ninth For 4 3 Win
Tony Eusebio delivered a go ahead double as Houston erased a 3 0 deficit in the ninth inning. Jeff Bagwell and Ricky Gutierrez sparked the rally with hits and walks setting the stage for Eusebio’s game winning hit. Mike Hampton earned the win despite allowing three runs in seven innings. A sparse crowd with about 4 000 in attendance watched the comeback.
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AL Roundup: Finley leads Angels past Orioles 3-1
Chuck Finley earned his 14th straight decision, dominating Baltimore over eight innings as Anaheim extended its win streak to five. He fanned nine, lowered his ERA to 1.54, and remained three wins shy of the AL record. Roberto Alomar homered for the Orioles.
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Pacers end home drought to tie playoff series
Mike Fratello raised his playoff record to 2-11 as Cleveland beat Indiana to snap a seven game home playoff skid. A 17,495 crowd, short of a sellout by about 3,000, roared as Smits fouled out late in the third. Miller Mullin keyed a 58-53 Pacers advantage, while Anderson added scoring and drew a confrontation with Davis after a drive.
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Phillies tumble in tight Reds win described
Last week Sanders felled by a dugout steps injury in Philadelphia forcing a three game absence. Jeffries limped after his cleats fouled padding while chasing Taubensee, stayed in before later scoring on Lenny Harris sac fly. Jefferies exited with a strained ankle after Relaford doubled and Glanville singled.
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