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league, you're as g•Jod a.:-, if not better than, am bod (in the countn·." Cndel'\\ood think, tr~dit.io nal powers Hinds and Jone- ~·1 'io.am be the team::; to beat in tl .:::, uth Divi– sion along with up,.,tart .... ~:h\H•,;t "You've got to go \\,th Hind:-; and J ones. If you'r€> going to win' the South. you\e e1th€>r t to b€>at both of them or nt le n fthem "If you're good enou~b to beat either Hind:. or J then 'ou can make the pla) two ::;et the standard m thE.' th nght now." • In the minors: Through Sun- day's g<.tme- h e ,rats of the local player, m r leagues Jason Wilh , 1-- nnd had low- ered his ERA t 1 ~ith Staten Island of the N -Penn l.eague. In 28 innings. h -- trikeouts to go \ntl 10 \\alk Brooks Bn with nine doull

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Tommy Bo~>t was hatting .186 with one tnple, fiw homcrl:l. and 13 RBi s for the ~1ahoning Valll'\ Scrappers of the Ne\\ York-Penn tookte leab>'Ue. All three played at East Central Community College. Al so wtlh EYansvtlle, former ECCC hurler Mark Davis is 0-2 with a 7. 36 ERA in nine games. He's l:ltruck out eight and \\ school's first goal on ;-~n asstst from Joe Cavenaugh of Newton County. Cavenaugh and John Cart\\ right of Corinth added goals o::. EC led 3-0 at halftime. Bn t t Hossley of \1t arren Centra l and Philadelphia s Cra1g Brown added goals in the second half. Chn:s Denne~ of Brandon kept the Bulldogs, who are m their first season as well, out of the nel.

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