San Clemente falls short in CIF semifinal at Chino Hills
San Clemente's season ends 4-3 as Chino Hills relievers shut down the Tritons after a late rally fell one run short. tribucher went 3 for 4 and Brett O'Toole was final out as Bailey Faber earned the win for the Huskies. San Clemente finishes 25-8 after a postseason run that included league title and two tournament championships.
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San Clemente tennis star advances to CIF Round of 32
San Clemente junior Yeam Yeam fought through a migraine to win two rounds in the CIF Southern Section Individual Tennis Championships at Andulka Park, defeating Villa Park’s Ty Edwards 6-0 6-2 and El Modena’s Mark Hardebeck who retired at 6-4 4-2. The Tritons also excel in team playoffs, reaching semifinal and championship rounds for the first time in school history.
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Youth baseball phenom to represent D C again
San Clemente based Sammy Schwartz heads back east to join USSSA National Tournament of Champions in June 1924. The 12 year old, who pitched and plays first and third, helped Far West go 4 0 to win last year’s title and is among invitees from that squad to Atlanta. He reduced teams from five to three to aid recovery and drew early Harper style comparisons from the tournament director.
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