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Kevin Keith didn’t have it this time. Joe Edgerly did. That was the story at Adams Field on Thursday authentic Tim Lincecum jersey Orange as the North Quincy High School baseball team blanked Quincy, 8-0, behind Edgerly’s three-hit shutout.
The victory – in the semifinals of the Quincy-North Quincy Tournament – was payback of sorts for the Red Raiders, who had dropped a 4-2 intracity decision here last Wednesday.
“We wanted to get back at them,” Edgerly said of the Presidents. “Obviously, the whole season is not about beating Quincy, but it’s nice. authentic Willie Mays jersey White It’s definitely nice.”
North Quincy (9-2) will return to Adams at 7 tonight to play Oliver Ames in the championship game. O.A. downed authentic Will Clark jersey Grey Milton in Thursday’s other semifinal.

Quincy (3-4) will play Milton in the consolation final at 4 p.m.
In last week’s win over North, Keith had been dominant, losing a no-hitter with two outs in the sixth. This time, the right-hander lasted only three-plus innings. North touched him for three runs in the third, and Keith departed after loading the bases with no outs in what became a five-run fourth.
“It didn’t go as well as the other night, obviously,” Keith (1- 2) said. Tim Lincecum official jersey “I pitched well the other night. Just gotta bring it the next game.”
Asked what was bothering him most, Keith said, “The fastball was all right; I just couldn’t throw it authentic Tim Lincecum jersey Grey for strikes. The curveball was still there. I just couldn’t put hitters away.”
Instead, it was Edgerly (3-0) who starred, losing his own no-hit bid on Lukas McDonough’s slicing double to right leading off the fifth. Edgerly finished with a flurry – back-to-back authentic Willie McCovey jersey Grey strikeouts to end the game – but he fanned only two other batters.
“I trust my defense and let them do the work – just like they’ve been doing all season,” he said. “With good run support I just let them put it in play. We’ve got one of the best defenses I’ve seen.”
“I would like to say it was a senior performance,” North coach John Fidalgo said, “but he’s been doing that authentic Tim Lincecum jersey Black for two years for us. He’s been our most consistent pitcher over the last two years. Last year he was our closer and he came in and did a great job. This year we put him into a starting role and he’s continued to step up.”
North squandered some scoring chances early but finally broke through on cleanup hitter authentic Tim Lincecum jersey Cream John Ainsley’s one-out, two-run single in the second. Ainsley also drew a bases-loaded walk in the fourth.
“All year long he’s been consistent,” Fidalgo said. “He Will Clark official jersey always, always steps up when authentic Pablo Sandoval jersey Cream there are runners in scoring position. He doesn’t try to do too much, and we kind of preach that. Our 3, 4 and 5 hitters aren’t prototypical big power guys. We tell them – we want singles.”
Matt Jay, Lamonte Toomes and No. 9 hitter Dan Russell each had two hits for North, and Ryan Louis, Colin Ryan and Toomes drove in runs.
The Red Raiders have won three in a row and have already equaled their win total from last season (9-11).
“We’re excited and we feel like we deserve it; we worked hard,” Fidalgo said, “but we’re only halfway done. We have to continue on this pace.”
Eric McHugh may be reached at emchugh@ledger.com.

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SCHOOL ROUNDUP

The North Quincy High School baseball team wasn’t able to win the championship game of the Quincy/North Quincy Tournament Friday night at Adams Field, but it was Milton that came away with the consolation prize.
John Ainsley and May Jay each drove in three runs for the Red Raiders (9-3), but the team fell to Oliver Ames, 12-9, in the authentic Derek Fisher jersey Grey tournament final.
Milton senior catcher Coleman Durgin drove in three runs while teammate Mike Muse added two RBI, helping the Wildcats (5-3) win the consolation game against Quincy, 12-4. Senior starter Matt McDougal picked up the win, improving to 3-0 while striking out nine batters over 5   1 /3   authentic Elgin Baylor jersey Purple innings.

Colin McCarthy drove in two runs and scored two runs for the Presidents (3-5).
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Jamie authentic Dennis Rodman jersey Yellow Rudin pitched six innings, struck out 10 and blasted a solo homer for the visiting Bulldogs (5-2, 5-0).
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S. Shore Christian 5, Maimonides 5
Halifax native Joel Forsstron was the winning pitcher and drove in the game winning runs with a two-run single in the top of the seventh inning, propelling the Warriors (5-3) on the Elgin Baylor official jersey road. Jay Loughlin hit a solo home run, and senior B.J. Roach got his first varsity hit for authentic Elgin Baylor jersey Yellow South Shore Christian.
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Rachel Ivil won the shot put (31-5), Julie Cevenan won the 800- meter dash (2:31.5), Bridget Jaklitsch won the 400 (1:04.3) and Emily Clark won the high jump (5-0), as the visiting Wildcats cruised to victory.
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Freshman attack Cam Joyce netted the game-winner in overtime, lifting the host Bishops.
Justin Wallace had four goals and an assist for Archbishop Williams.
BC High 9, Msgr. Farrell (NY) 0
Andrew Fargnoli of Scituate and Greg Rizzo of Hingham each scored two goals for the Eagles. Chris Plunkett of Milton and Frank Nemia shared the shutout in goal.
SOFTBALL
HOCKOMOCK LEAGUE
Mansfield 4, Sharon 1
Senior Sammi Frers went 2-for-2 and sophomore Becky Marder scored the lone run for the host Eagles (4-5).
North Attleboro 6, Stoughton 1
Sophomore left fielder Colleen Flaherty played well defensively for the visiting Black Knights (2-7).
NON-LEAGUE
Canton 16, Mount Alvernia 1 Canton 6, Mount Alvernia 0
Sophomore Olivia Kenyon pitched a pair of complete games in a doubleheader sweep for the host Bulldogs (5-3). Kenyon threw a one- hitter with nine strikeouts in the first game, which was halted after five innings, and tossed a three-hitter with seven Ks in the nightcap. She also was 5-for-8 with four RBI Derek Fisher official jersey in the two games.
The first-game hitting stars were senior Colleen Moriarty (3-for- 4, 2 RBI), senior Ali Zanetas (3-for-3, 2 RBI) and sophomore Michelle Whelan (3-for-4, two RBI). Freshman catcher Olivia Murphy had two hits and drove in two runs in the second game.
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Steve Burak, Jack Bandera of Pembroke, Pat Gill of Hingham and Jon Woods of Duxbury won both their matches for the Tigers (10-1-1) at Dedham Country and Polo Club.

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The Griffins baseball team got a thrilling 10-8 win over Bucktail in action on Saturday.

Bucktail started off with the lead with three in the first inning while the Griffins answered with one in the Customized Dallas Mavericks Jersey third. Bucktail got three more in the fourth to take a 6-1 lead, but in the fifth Sullivan County exploded with seven runs, driven by a Cory Lewis grand slam. Bucktail got two more runs in the sixth to send it to extra innings. In the top of the eighth Sullivan got two runs and made it stick to win the game.
Logan McCarty and Brock Mullen had three hits apiece while McCarty had a triple and Mullen an RBI. Lewis had the one hit and four RBIs, Jordan Tubach had a double and an RBI, Mark Urner had three hits and an RBI, Tyrell Richlin had a hit and an RBI, Cody Herriman had two hits, Forrest Jordan had a hit, and Matt Williams had an RBI.

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“The boys never gave up,” Sullivan County coach Walt Tubach said. “We can be down, but they never quit swinging the bat hard.”
The Griffins will travel to Montgomery on Monday with a 4:30 p.m. start.
Tioga 9, Candor 3
Tioga earned a win over Candor in baseball action on Saturday.
Candor jumped out to a 1-0 lead in the first, but the Tigers scored four in the second to go ahead. Candor got another in the fourth, but the Tigers scored three in the fifth and two in the sixth to secure the win.
Tommy Ferguson and David Ulrich led the way with a home run each, with both having an RBI. Scott Foust and Dan Leyman had two hits and one RBI apiece, Zeth Henneman had a hit, and Matt Stahl had a hit.
On the mound Ulrich Dirk Nowitzki official jersey got the win, going seven innings to strike out 10, walk one, and allow eight hits and three runs, two of which were earned.
The Tigers will be at Odessa-Montour on Monday.
Canton 9, Bucktail 2
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Peterson struck out four in four innings on the mound, walking two, and allowing four hits and two earned runs. Marty Rockwell struck out three, walked one and allowed no runs or hits in three innings of relief.
Canton is at Wyalusing on Monday.

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Spring has sprung, the draft is done; let’s shelve the NFL till fall | The Virginian-Pilot and The Ledger-Star, Norfolk, VA Newspaper | Find Articles at BNET
IF IT’S NOT ASKING too much, in the next day or two, can we please have a furlough from football?

At the risk of being Dwyane Wade official jersey excommunicated from the national religion, I’d like a small break from the NFL.
What’s needed is just enough time to be reminded that baseball season is under way, and that the NBA playoffs are heating up, while rumor has it that golf, tennis and other spring sports also are in session.
Rounding the far turn this week is the Kentucky Derby, but the traditional pounding of hooves the first Saturday in May is sneaking up on little cats’ feet.
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Under the circumstances, and given his well-recognized gifts for unintended self-parody and drawing an audience, I’m surprised NFL draft guru Mel Kiper Jr., hasn’t been Tyson Chandler official jersey asked to handicap horse flesh at Churchill Downs.
With the same enthusiasm with which he breaks down football livestock, Kiper could talk about a thoroughbred’s “great motor,” while discussing potential “value picks,” and evaluating horses that have “athleticism you just can’t coach.”
How is it, by the way, that Kiper doesn’t star in his own reality show?
Kiper and Co. were hard to avoid over the weekend, but tell me you didn’t spend too much time Saturday or Sunday afternoon watching the NFL draft while our area was enjoying the sunniest, warmest weather of the year.
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I received an e-mail Sunday from a reader who wondered authentic J.J. Barea jersey Blue if the Redskins’ reported pre-draft infatuation with Sanchez amounted to a ruse on the part of owner Daniel Snyder.
The reader speculated that management might have just been trying to light a fire under Campbell.
“Is this far-fetched?” asked the e-mailer. “Am I giving Snyder and Co. too much credit for shrewdness?”
Other than in finding new ways to print money, “shrewd” is not a word often associated with the Redskins franchise.
But losing out on Sanchez isn’t necessarily a bad thing if the Redskins hope to be a serious contender next season.
As a rookie playing in the NFC East, Sanchez would have needed time to get acclimated. Presumably, many of the adjustments facing Sanchez have already been made by Campbell.
Though the Jets don’t want to believe it, Sanchez is no sure thing. As for the Skins’ attempt to upgrade the position by trying to trade for Jay Cutler, that was what it was – an owner looking for a new toy.
The confusing way the Skins have handled their quarterback situation has fueled perceptions that Campbell is a flop. But it’s too early to say that.
He may not lead his team to the Super Bowl the way a franchise quarterback should, but he could be good enough to go along for the ride, much as Rex Grossman was a few years back with the Bears.
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Far-fetched? I’d say so.
It’s about as implausible as expecting a moratorium on NFL chatter anytime soon.
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PINE GROVE — There have been some wild Schuylkill League baseball games this season.

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The Pablo Sandoval official jersey Cardinals overcame a nine-run deficit with six runs in their final three at-bats, rallying for a thrilling 12-11 win over the Eagles in eight innings at Stump Stadium.
John Cataldo’s sacrifice fly plated authentic Matt Cain jersey Orange Bryan Dimon with the winning run as Pine Grove (11-3, 7-1 D-I) takes a major step toward the Division I crown with the victory.
The Cardinals lead Blue Mountain (7-8, 6-3 D-I) by 1 1/2 games and Tamaqua (10-4, 5-3 D-I) by two games.

“That shows what this team is made of,” Pine Grove coach Keith Lehman said. “We just kept preaching quality at-bats, quality at- bats, take care of your at-bat.
“I don’t have the words to explain it right now.”
Blue Mountain (7-8, 6-3 D-I) started the game on fire, sending 14 batters to the plate
in the top of the first inning. The Eagles combined six walks with five singles and an error to tally nine runs and knock out Cards’ starter Preston Frantz.
Chris Needs and Kevin Berkheiser each had two-run singles in the frame, as the Eagles continued the offensive outburst they had in their authentic Matt Cain jersey Grey last appearance at Stump Stadium.
It was Blue Mountain’s first visit to Pine Grove since last year’s District 11 Class AAA title game, where the Eagles scored 10 runs in their final at-bat to beat Southern Lehigh.
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“I thought if we kept fighting back the way this team has been fighting back all season, we might have a chance,” Dimon said. “Just one run at a time and see what happens.”
There were several keys to the Pine Grove comeback.
First, relievers Ryan Boyer, Dimon and Lee Krammes kept the Eagles’ bats quiet, allowing the Pine Grove offense to slowly chip away at the lead.
Boyer pitched 3.1 innings and gave up two runs before Dimon entered to start the fifth. He pitched into the eighth, where Krammes came on to get out of a first-and-third, one-out situation and authentic Mel Ott jersey White keep the game tied.
“Ryan Boyer came in and gave us some innings and kept it within reach,” Lehman said. “We thought we had plenty of at-bats coming.
“I thought Bryan pitched outstanding. Lee has been stepping up for us big time, at the plate and on the mound, and he stepped up big time for us again.”
Second, Blue Mountain committed five errors and made several other defensive miscues that sparked big innings. Two of those errors came in Pine Grove’s four-run fourth inning that sliced the lead to 10-6.
Another error came to start the sixth, with Blue Mountain leading 11-6. Joel Ney followed with a long home run into the houses on High Street, and the authentic Matt Cain jersey Black blast fueled a four-run rally that made it 11-10.
“Joel Ney’s home run was huge,” Dimon said. “That was a big motivation, got everybody up.”
Added Lehman: “And then we got the next guy on and the next guy on. They could have quieted it after that, but we got runners on to keep things going.”
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“This feels great,” Dimon said. “The adrenaline was pumping.”

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UW-Whitewater closed its season series with UW-Stout with a split in a WIAC baseball doubleheader Monday.

The Warhawks (21-11, 13-8) lost the opener, 6-1, but bounced back to rip the Blue Devils, 13-3. The teams went 2-2 for the season series.
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Hanover High School’s David Gibson threw a seven-inning no- hitter, striking out seven and allowing only two walks en route to a 2-1 victory over visiting Quincy on Monday.
“He was on,” Hanover coach Fran Coyle said. “When it got to the fourth or fifth inning, I thought, ‘He could do this. He could throw a no-hitter.’
“He had a nice mix of pitches, and they were all clicking. It was a great thing to see a young player accomplish.”
Hanover’s John Spitz went 2-for-3, knocking in his team’s two runs.
Hanover improved to 6-4.
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Jim Perron was the first hero. After the Cougars took a 3-2 lead in the top of the eighth, the junior shortstop launched a 1-0 pitch with one out over the fence to tie the game.
The Bishops (5-3, 4-3) weren’t done, as sophomore outfielder Mike Thiesing drew a walk to lead off the ninth, and senior second baseman Mike Owen sacrificed him to second.
Junior center fielder Zach Duross took over the hero role, as he hit a 1-1 pitch on a line drive to center field to score Thiesing with the walk-off run.
The rally made a winner out of senior right-hander Anthony Alibrandi, who threw all nine innings while striking out 11 batters.
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Sophomore Jordan Jenkins pitched a complete-game four-hitter with six strikeouts for the visiting Sailors (6-4).
Catcher Robby Carlezon went 3-for-4 with two RBI, shortstop David Podurgiel went 3-for-4 with three RBI, and third basemen Andy McDonald scored two runs for Scituate.
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Holbrook 9, Blue Hills 3
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Janesville Parker High School got big hits, but they weren’t enough in a 7-5 loss to host Madison Memorial in Big Eight Conference baseball Tuesday.
Ross Mauermann delivered a bases-loaded authentic Jason Kidd jersey White triple to give the Vikings a 4-2 lead after three innings, and Kelly Silha and Aaron Jacobson hit back-to-back doubles in the fifth to give Parker a 5-4 lead, but a lethal combination authentic Shawn Marion jersey White of walks and errors take down Parker.
“We had eight walks,” Parker coach Brian Martin said. “We had a couple errors, and the walks and errors combined to hurt us.”
Parker starter Trent Kobs allowed six runs–four earned–on six hits.

After Parker took a 5-4 lead in the fifth, Memorial scored two runs on three walks and base hit in the bottom of the fifth to take the lead for good, 6-5.
The Vikings (3-6, 2-5 Big Eight) host Beloit Memorial at 5 p.m. Thursday at Riverside Park.
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Ringgold (13-10, 8-5), with one league game remaining, needs help to make the playoffs.

“It’s still up in the air,” LFO coach Brad Langford said. “It’s the same thing we’ve been facing the last two weeks. We just need to keep winning and take care of business. I think we’re peaking at the right time. They’re just having fun right now, and they’re playing with a lot of energy.”
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Walker and the Warriors trailed 1-0 after Josh Riley’s RBI single in the fourth inning. Ringgold freshman ace Matthew Crownover had faced just one batter over the minimum through three innings, so the authentic Kobe Bryant jersey White Warriors decided to try “small ball.”
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“Crownover is well mature above his years,” said Langford, explaining his team’s need for the aggressive baserunning. “He’s tough on the mound, and for us to score we knew we were going to have to roll the dice and make something happen.”
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