Kings Postseason Spotlight Shows NHL Playoff Drama
Kings ride Quick and a scoring surge to topple Vancouver and St Louis, seeding debate swirls as Arizona looms. Baseball shines with a 17 inning Red Sox Orioles tilt and Bryce Harper stealing home, Kemp homers abound, while Bulls chatter lingers.
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Harrisburg Stuns Anna-Jonesboro 3-0 Behind McGowan Shutout
Harrisburg pitcher Tyler McGowan threw a complete game shutout, fanning eight and allowing only one runner to reach third as Harrisburg beat Anna-Jonesboro 3-0. Cameron Cummins drove in a run with a first inning RBI and later contributed on defense and offense as the Bulldogs kept the Wildcats off balance.
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Cody Hall
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Brent Taylor
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Ryne Roper
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Odom powers Goreville to 12-2 win over Pinckneyville
Goreville slugger Taylor Odom slugged a career high 17th homer and went 4-for-4 as Goreville beat Pinckneyville 12-2 in six innings. Coach Shanna Massey praised the team and noted Sydnee Rushing stranded a runner at third in the first.
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Logan rallies from 18 back to win Region 24 golf title
John A. Logan College men's golf team erased an 18-stroke deficit after round one to capture the Region 24 championship under coach Tom Ferris. The Volunteers rallied with rounds of 298 and 300 to finish 918, 6 strokes ahead of Rend Lake, earning a spot in the NJCAA finals in Plymouth Indiana. Sophomore Bryce Doughty of Benton led Logan with a 225 total for second place.
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Blues fall to Kings ending breakthrough season in rehearsal
The St. Louis Blues, once the Western Conference top seed, were swept by Los Angeles as L A used steady forechecking and solid defense to derail a potential Cup run. Blues had 109 points, a franchise high since Hitchcock arrived, but the playoff exit capped a breakout year.
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