USC extends winning streak to 16 at College World Series
USC beat Florida State 4-3 to open the College World Series, extending its streak to 16 wins behind Rik Currier who allowed six hits in 7 2/3 innings. Seti Davidson turned a game-ending double play, and Beau Craig homered as USC improves to 44-18 and advances to face LSU. LSU toppled Texas 13-5 with Blair Barbier slugging two homers.
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Glover struggles as Red Barons topple SkyChiefs 5 1
Pat Gary Glover pitched seven strong innings but the Syracuse SkyChiefs lost 10 5 to Scranton Wilkes Barres. The Red Barons broke the game open with four runs in the eighth inning aided by clutch hits from Jimmy Rollins David Doster and Tomas Perez. Luis Lopez went 3 for 4 for Syracuse and Brent Abernathy had a two out RBI triple.
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Scranton Wilkes-Barre Clinches Win With Big Eighth
In Mosaic Pennsylvania the Scranton Wilkes-Barre team broke a 1-1 tie with four runs in the eighth inning to beat the host Red Barons 5-1. David Doster trimmed the gap with a run scoring single and Tomas Perez sealed the victory with a three run homer. Paul Byrd pitched a complete game allowing seven hits.
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Ambiguous sports stats garble from partial box score
Incomplete game notation shows attendance and time data with scattered baseball events. Reads like a box score fragment listing errors, double plays, runs, hits, stolen bases, and pitching figures but many terms are garbled. No clear teams, players, dates, or outcomes are discernible.
Red Barons Baseball Scoring Eighth Inning Chaos
Readable snippets show Red Barons pitching Donnehy and Schall working as Syracuse battles in an uneven frame. Donnehy allows Rotting and Leach scores, Doster and Leach collect hits, and late frames feature multiple groundouts and walks as the inning closes with Syracuse trailing.
SkyChiefs at Scranton Wikes Barred Red Barons Game Preview
Syracuse's John Bale faces Mark Brownson in Moosic as the Sky Chiefs host the Red Barons at 7 p.m. on WHEN AM 620. Dewatee remains with Syracuse. Darrin Fletcher's arm altered DeWitt's Blue Jays move. Roy Halladay returns for his first fourth start. Joey Hamilton rehabs with Syracuse before rejoining Toronto.
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