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With the tying run on second and the home crowd on its feet, Claremore’s comeback effort was one swing away from completion.
However, a deep flyout to center field ended the drama as the Zebras fell 7-6 to Charles Page (Sand Springs) in a thrilling nondistrict showdown Saturday at Legendary Legion Field at Murray-Pixley Park.
The Sandites (20-16) built a 6-0 lead behind a three-run homer from Jackson Turney in the top of the fourth and an early scoring surge that included RBI contributions from Kaden Pope and a bases-loaded walk drawn by Jayden Bussel.
Behind dominant pitching, explosive offense and mistake-free defense, Inola baseball left no doubt.
Over three days and three statement wins, the Longhorns stormed through the Class 4A Regional 14 tournament, capped by a 6-0 shutout of Stigler in Sunday’s championship at home.
Inola (22-8) now advances to the area tournament, where two more wins would send the Longhorns to the state tournament for the first time in school history.
After two days of battling, two wins over Sequoyah Tahlequah and a thrilling upset of Valliant, Sequoyah Claremore came within one win of the area tournament.
The Eagles’ run ended in heartbreak Saturday afternoon in the Class 3A Regional 10 championship, falling 15-1 to a red-hot Valliant team in the winner-take-all finale.
Sequoyah split Thursday’s opening-round games against the Indians and Roland before toppling the former again in Saturday’s elimination game. Full stories from those early contests are available at claremoreprogress.com.
The Celtics missed a playoff-record 45 3s as the Knicks came back from a 20-point deficit to win Game 1 in overtime.
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This is sort of becoming the New York Knicks’ thing.
For the fourth time this postseason, the Knicks erased a fourth-quarter deficit to pull out a victory. This time it came on the road in Game 1 of their second-round series against the Boston Celtics, in a 108-105 overtime victory.
The Celtics struggled throughout the night with their shooting, but those issues became far more pronounced in the second half, when Boston bricked shot after shot. The Knicks, on the other hand, scooped rebounds and tried to push the ball up the court to create uncontested looks.
As the Los Angeles Dodgers have been able to win eight of their last nine, there has been a lot of players that have been able to step up.
There are 14 players that are on LA’s injury list and that hasn’t stopped them from continuing their dominance from last year’s World Series win.
Outfielder Teoscar Hernandez also seemed to hurt himself on Monday, resulting in Chris Taylor taking over for him in the fourth inning.
Los Angeles Dodgers outfielder Teoscar Hernandez (37) singles during the sixth inning against the Chicago Cubs at Dodger Stadium.