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S ports 10 • T he C lackamas P rint M ay 122 Cougars now second in the Soul One fielding error by the Cougars prevented Holly Marlow from hurl ing a perfect game Frank Jordan T he C lackamas P rint The Clackamas softball team swept Grays Harbor College and split a double header with division-leading Mt. Hood CC in games last week. May 4, the Cougars traveled to Aberdeen, Wash., and blew out the Chokers by scores of 16-0 and 12-1. “We came back strong from the day before and took care of business,” said Head TOP: Holly Marlow warms up during a recent Cougar home game. Marlow pitched a no- hitter on May 4 against Grays Harbor. RIGHT: The Cougars softballers kick it in between innings during the same home game. Today the Cougars will play Lower Columbia at 3 p.m. on the Cougar diamond. Photo! NIC DELZELL C lackamas P U pcoming C ougar S ports Softball Baseball TODAY: Lower Columbia 3 p.m. @ home (make-up game) May 15: Linn-Benton CC 1 p.m. @ home May 14: Pierce CG 2 p.m. - Lakewood, Wash. Coach Paul Fiskum. “Everyone contributed that' day and we got great pitching and defense all day. A solid effort all the way around.” Randi Middagh scored four runs, Kim Kraxberger had five RBI and Angie Roberti went 3-4 with four RBI in game one. Nicole Winkley also smacked her third home run in the top of the first to get the Cougars rolling. Holly Marlow pitched a no- hitter in game one, walking none "and - striking out seven. Only a Cougar error prevent ed Marlow from a perfect game on the mound. Game two against the Chokers was more of the same as Middagh, Kraxberger, Winkley, Cijay Koanui and Kayce Ernst all had two hits apiece as the Cougars rolled Chelsea Koch allowed We hlI one run on two hits, walking said Fiskum. .. . it three and striking out four to time adjusting to i when we did, it was3 pick up thè win. ________ , We c/< Friday, the three ly Cougars took the I on Mt. Hood “ We came back inning,! on the CCC strong from the to foi j diamond and I responded with day before and runs. dig ou! probably their • took care of kind I worst effort of early oil the season, business ...a Mil committing six solid effort all went 2l errors in an 11 - the way plate ;I 2 Mt. Hood vic RBI, I tory. around.” Koanui “Their num 4 and^ ber one pitcher Paul Fiskum both I has been lead runs. ■ Head Softball Coach ing the a good’ NWAACC in the m(k almost all pitch ing categories all season. She was let down by tht^ has a great riseball and we behind her and she t haven’t seen too many good the loss. r- Game two aga, I riseball pitchers all season,” Saints was a different - Marlow tossed a i< shutout, striking out^ allowing only one wap straight hits, capped out RBI single by Rai| the Cougars a lead tl a not relinquish in thl of the first. I In the fourth, I walked, stole second a single by Rattaiil Obrist nailed an RBll right field to score for a 2-0 CCC, lead went 3-3 at the pl Koanui continued hep ting by going 2 3. | The Cougars wcij out on Saturday agaific Columbia College make-up game schci^ today at 3 p.m. on diamond. I The Cougars arc r LCC for . second r Southern Division, I game behind Mt. II six games left in thl season. Going places „ . S ; May 18: Chemeketa CC p>m. @ home " May 15: Centralia CC 1 pTflfe i Centralia, VWi.'Ky May 21-23^^«S May 20: Southern ''‘V Region Tie-Breaker TBA May 20; Southern Region Play-Off TBA TBA NWAACC Championships Delta Park, K Portland, Ore. May 27-31 TBA NWAACC Tournament TBA COMEDY NIGHT NEXT SHOW S ATURDAY, May 15 8-9:30 p.m. HEADLINER: WICHITA BAR & GRILL We also offer an internationally-recognized Bacl Master’s in IT, plus'1; Call us nowon 866-21 19140 S. Molalla Ave. Oregon City LONNIE BRUHN R-RATED $2.00 Cover Charge Graduate with a British & an American Bachelor’s gain two prestigious qualifications in Visual Comm: Interior Design. Fashion, Media Production orl 503-557-0277
