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Yukon Star Picked 18th in MLB Draft
June 09, 2009 Yukon
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Yukon left handed pitcher Chad James was selected 18th in the MLB Draft by the Florida Marlins. Then he talked with High School Playbook.
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T-Wolves at AAA stateClay Horning - The Norman Transcript
If there’s a public address announcer at Edmond Memorial today and Norman North’s record is announced before it begins play at the American Legion AAA state tournament, some folks might figure the Timberwolves for a state-tourney farce.
Wrong.
“They’ve been playing a majors schedule,” North high school baseball coach Brian Aylor said.
Indeed they have.
Under the direction of coach Brad Dolejsi, Aylor’s springtime assistant, a close approximation of next spring’s North varsity squad has played a summer schedule against American Legion Majors programs, mostly comprised of high school graduates.
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Memorial looks to bounce back in American Legion AAA Zone Tournament
Jeff Harrison- The Edmond Sun
The wait is finally over for the Edmond Memorial baseball team. The Bulldogs, who haven’t seen action since making an early exit in the Pure Prairie League Tournament last week, will get their chance tonight when they head to Santa Fe High School for the American Legion AAA zone tournament.“That was very disappointing for us,” Memorial coach Cody White said about the ‘Dogs’ poor showing in the Pure Prairie League Tournament. “We just weren’t hot at the right time, we were slumping and just didn’t hit the ball well. I thought we had a good shot at winning the tournament, but it just didn’t happen.”
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RHS places third in home tournament
Stillwater NewsPress Staff Published: March 22, 2009 12:18 am
Tournament host Ripley closed out the Maveric Mini-Mart Classic strong Saturday, dominating Stonewall, 9-3, to land in third place on the tourney.With Kaleb Hoffman behind the plate, Warrior pitcher Danny Hamm picked up the win, improving to 1-1 on the season. Hamm struck out 11 and allowed only five walks. He ran into trouble in the third, allowing a couple of hits, but pushed through to seal the win.
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Taylor lifts Titans over Yellowjackets
By Scott Wanish, sports editor, The Sun Published: March 23, 2009 02:23 pm
Zach Taylor’s three-run home run to center field gave Carl Albert a come-from-behind 7-6 victory over Choctaw Thursday at Carl Albert High School.The Yellowjackets built a 4-0 lead in the top of the fifth inning before the Titans (3-2) rallied back to even things out at 4-4 in the latter half of the frame.
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By Bruce Campbell, Staff Writer Enid News and Eagle.
Just call Stillwater’s Korbin Kenmore the Plainsmen Killer.Kenmore, who beat Enid 5-2 at David Allen Memorial Ballpark last season, threw a five-hitter, struck out six and walked only one in beating the Plainsmen 9-2 Monday in Centennial Conference baseball action.Seth Floyd was 3-for-3 with two RBI for Enid, but Kenmore was able to shut down the rest of the lineup in ending the Plainsmen’s four-game winning streak.The loss dropped the Plainsmen to 2-2 in conference play and 10-6 overall. Stillwater is 3-3 and 8-9.“Kenmore is a very good pitcher,’’ said Enid coach Scott Baugh. “He did the same thing against us last year. He had a real good breaking ball.’’
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