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Google News: North holds off West in Game 1
[Republican & Herald] - "We're gonna have to get better pitching (today)," West coach Frank D'Agostino said. "If we can do that, I think we'll be all right." Meanwhile, North starting pitcher Matt Smarkanic protected the North lead in his first four innings of work
Google News: Stayin' alive
[Republican & Herald] - "I think that set the tone when he came out and shut us down in the first inning," Pine Grove manager Frank D'Agostino said. "It just seemed like we were not ready to hit tonight." Kosciolek allowed Pine Grove's only run in the third, a two-out single
Google News: Lions, Miners survive
[Republican & Herald] - Pine Grove manager Frank D'Agostino said Hafer wasn't rattled - he was tired. "(Hafer) threw a lot of pitches and he was done," D'Agostino said. "We just ran out of pitching." After tossing 121 pitches, Hafer finished his night by limiting the Lions to
Google News: Hafer fans 16 in PG victory
[Republican & Herald] - Pine Grove manager Frank D'Agostino said Hafer was a bit concerned about his control prior to the start of Tuesday's game. The 6-foot-3 ace was going on five days' rest. "He admitted he wasn't as sharp command-wise, but it's kind of hard to say when
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