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~IÌHE ClAckAMAS P r ÌNT Clackamas streaks to top of division man starter Ryan Swearingen in the egon Community Col fourth inning and finished the lege [SWOCC] at Or egon City Moss Field. game to pick up the win. The Cougars exploded On Thursday, Clackamas hosted What a difference a week makes. with 12 runs in the first Lane in a doubleheader. The Cougars played seven As was the case on Tuesday, the inning, highlighted by games last week, finishing with a three-run Cougars fell to defeat in game one Suyama’s 5-2 record. but rebounded to win the second homerun, and never Clackamas began the week with game. looked back. a doubleheader against Chemeketa Freshman Tim Fellows In game one, Clackamas pitch in Salem on Tuesday, April 14. ers were roughed up for 12 runs added a three-run After losing the first game, the and 16 hits, including four home homerun of his own in Cougars battled back to win the runs. the fourth inning, help second in dramatic fashion. The lone bright spot for the Cou ing Clackamas to a 19-12 Clackamas pounded out 14 hits gars was sophomore Andy victory. against Chemeketa starter Mark Freshman pitcher John Ortmayer, who was 2-3 with a Hills in game one but could only homerun. Sophomore Josh Kelsey Viter recorded his first manage six runs in a 10-6 loss. and freshman Rian Alden added win of the season for the The Cougars trailed 8-6 heading two hits apiece in the loss. Cougars. into the seventh inning of the Game two was an entirely differ On Saturday, the Cou nightcap, but a six run rally put ent story. The Cougars led 3-1 gars hosted SWOCC in a Clackamas in the lead for good as heading into the bottom of the fifth doubleheader. Clacka they went on to defeat the Chiefs, and rallied for six runs in the in mas continued its torrid 12-8. ning. offense in game one, The Cougars’ offense was pow The offensive onslaught began scoring 11 runs on 12 ered in a big way by sophomore when sophomore Nick Miller hits en route to an 11-7 Adam Edwards and freshman doubled to lead off the inning. win. ________________________ Jared Kinne, who each hit a JOHN THORBURN / Clackamas Print Kelsey, Ortmayer and Edwards fol The quartet of homerun. Freshman pitcher Freshman Joe Ewing throws a pitch against Lane on lowed with consecutive singles. Johnson, Suyama, Alden Clayton Schofield relieved fresh- Sophomore Ryan Suyama and Berard combined to Thursday. The Cougars lost the game 12-4. and Swearingen hit back- go 10-14 with four home runs, one overall record is 9-12. Baseball Clackamas played a double to-back doubles and fresh by each player. Schofield pitched man Cliff Johnson fol three scoreless innings, allowing header versus Mt. Hood in Up Next: lowed with an RBI single only two hits and striking out four Gresham yesterday, but results DH @Lane- were unavailable at press time. to give the Cougars seven to get the win. Sat. 1 p.m. The Cougars travel to Eugene on The second game was a pitching consecutive hits and an © Linn-Benton dudl between SWOCC’s John Saturday to play a doubleheader eight run lead. (9 inn) -Tue. 1 - against Lane, with the first game The Titans rallied for Lewis and freshman Art Salinas of p.m. five runs in the sixth off Clackamas. Salinas won the duel, starting at 1 p.m. reliever Jeff Williamson to pitching five innings and cut the deficit to three, but giving up one run on four that was as close as they hits while walking two would get as Clackamas and fanning seven. Led by the hot bat of Fellows, won the game, 9-6. Ortmayer and Edwards Clackamas came out vic both were 2-4 and torious by a score of 4-1 Swearingen was 2-3 with to sweep the Lakers. Fellows was 2-3 with a the one double. Sophomore Bryan triple and a homerun. Hostetler pitched five in Edwards also hit the ball nings to get the win. well, going 2-4. The win gave Clacka Hostetler gave up one run on three hits while walk mas a four-game winning ing two and striking out streak and put the Cou JOHN THORBURN / Clackamas Print two. gars at the top of the Andy Ortmayer gets ready to hit against On Friday, Clackamas Southern Division with a Lane in Thursday's doubleheader. played Southwestern Or 6-4 record. Clackamas’ Adam Edwards (near) and Josh Kelsey await the pitch. JOHN THORBURN / Clackamas Print ADAM CRUM Staff Writer Advertise in J' HlE Ckcl<AMAS P rint Ml gfôeeATM:aÉ;Coinmunity Cewiex* Building’ Minimixm' Balance on Checking for cheap! Reach a WIDE variety of ages and back grounds that can ONLY 4 General Information Session be found at Tuesday. 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