
Here's the pitch. Off well, the left field, the left fielder back, back, back. That ball is off the fence and left field and the reds are going to
straw the tie and maybe take the lead. Power and jam. Jennings is in. It's a double for Isaac Jennings. And the reds lead it.
Playing it too.
The cast Reds won a home talent game with a walkoff victory last night over Wisconsin Dells for three the final score.
Caz took the lead in the second inning when Monte Jennings walked and eventually scored on a base hit by Houston,
Boland. The Dells scored to take a two one lead in the fourth when Peyton Steiner tripled in a run and scored.
The reds got the lead back in the fourth with Isaac Jennings lacing that two run double off the left field fence.
The Dells tied the game at three when they scored without a hit. That's at the stage for a walkoff win in the bottom of the seventh.
Parker Jennings walked went to second on an error to third on a fielders choice and with two outs and a three to count.
Also after following off four pitches, Brady McGlin was at the plate.
Three to offering to Brady McGlin. There's a pitch ripped in the air to right and deep. This ball is going.
That ball is off the fence and the rest with your game by a car for three.
Brady McGlin, what a big hit to right field in the final score tonight for three.
The reds. Nathan Bauer pitched the first six and a third innings before Monte Jennings came on in relief and got the win.
Dylan Stein started pitching for the riverman and Dylan Bargans worked the last four innings and suffered the loss.
Following the fourth three win, Casanovia prepares for a late Sunday afternoon game. It's a home game against cross planes.
It will start at four at Casanovia Memorial Park in other games.
Readsburg seven four over Mesa, Maney, Sock Prairie 10 Dodgeville six Bellville 12 to over Ridgeway Evansville beat Pinebluff Mounthorab 10 five tonight on the schedule.
Of course, whether permitting arena at plane and our guy at Dodgeville in local baseball will be on hand on Sunday as arena will be playing host to Dodgeville's nights in a home talent baseball Sunday league game.
You're the action on FM 100.9 and WRCO dot com beginning with the pregame time around 12 45 last night in Legion baseball.
It was Westby's 18 U team over post 308 to 20 Grizzlies 22 to 1.
The final score in a seven inning battle.
After coming from behind to tie the game, the Brewers were victimized by a walkoff on run from Jake Cronenworth late last night losing six five.
Milwaukee had a race to three run deficit in the eighth and ninth to tie the pot raise.
Hoel Piams took the loss in relief.
San Diego had started strong with four runs in the first and led the entire game until the Brewers tied it in the ninth.
In last night's game, the team could have played better.
Use manager Pat Murphy.
It was back and forth.
I mean, a lot happened in this game, but you know, they turned they turned a big double play there at a big time and then fall down great play.
Fall down third, it was it.
You know, we lost a ball in the lights that you can't do anything about.
That was a run.
We didn't turn a double play when we normally do, but you can look back at that.
Manager Pat Murphy says the team clearly made some mistakes.
I mean, we walked the lead off hitter to open the game for pitches that scored.
We gave up two O2 homeruns.
Fair unusual back to back.
I've never seen that in 40 plus years of baseball.
O2 count two homers back to back.
Oh, the same two teams play tonight.
Colin Ray is scheduled to start in other games in the majors last night.
Arizona overwashing ten five two.
The Dodgers five Colorado three.
St. Louis six five over San Francisco.
In the American league Cleveland six Seattle three Tampa Bay seven Minnesota six.
Houston five three over the white socks.
Kansas City beat Oakland three two and Baltimore over the Yankees 17 to five.
Wisconsin volleyball coach Kelly Sheffield gets another pay bump after a successful season.
Sheffield's new contract pays him a base salary of $575,000 per year.
It runs through the two thousand twenty eight season and promises him a raise of $25,000 a year.
His badges have made it to the final four five times in eleven years.
And Sheffield as an overall coaching record of two ninety two and sixty one.
His teams have made it to the sweet sixteen every season, claiming five big ten conference titles and five final four appearances.