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Little League Team in Semifinals
Bounces back with
two straight wins
(AP) - O regon's first entry into the Little
League World Series since 1958 advanced to
the next round Monday after Murrayhi II won its
second straight game after an initial defeat in
the tournament in South Williamsport, Pa.
Devin Dejardin singled home the game-win­
ning run and Murrayhi II of Beaverton benefited
from timely double plays to beat Columbia,
Mo., 2 -1 on Monday night and advance to the
semifinals.
After Miguel Rivera doubled off the right-
field wall with one out in the top of the sixth,
pinch-runner Austin Perry advanced to third
onapassed hall. Dejardin followed with an RBI
single to center.
Starter Jace Fry struck out the side in the
bottom of the sixth, drawing cheers of "Go
Northwest! Go Northwest!" outside Lamade
Stadium. Murrayhill is the Northwest Division
Champion.
Fry overcame some early wildness. He
Beaverton’s Jace
Fry is greeted at
home plate after a
solo home run in
the Little League
World Series. (AP
photo)
walked three to load the bases w ith one out in
the third, but got out of the jam with a strikeout
and groundout.
Fry also got two inning-ending double plays
in the game.
Offensively, he tied the game with an RBI
double in the fifth. Jeffrey Ausmus knocked in
Liveat Cannon’s R ib Express
the only run for the Daniel Boone league team
from Columbia ( l -2). He beat out a slow bouncer
in front of the plate, allowing Beau Burkett to
score from third.
The loss knocked Columbia out of the tour­
nament. M urrayhill's first game in the semifi­
nals is Wednesday at 4:30 p.m. on ESPN2.
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22 in Sapporo,
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Pat Hurst receives the winning trophy Sunday at the Safeway
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Team USA Advances
(A P ) — D w y a n e W a d e
scored 20 points and L eB ron
Jam es added 19 in his m ost
im pressive perform ance o f the
w o r ld c h a m p io n s h ip s in
S apporo, Japan, leading the
U nited States to a 114-95 vic­
tory over S lo v e n ia o n T uesday
night.
T he A m erican s (3 -0 ) re ­
m ained unbeaten and clinched
a spot in the round o f 16 at the
w orld ch a m p io n sh ip s. T hey
m eet fel low G roup D unbeaten
Italy on W ednesday night.
Slovenia, with four NBA play­
ers on its roster, was w idely
considered the second-m ost tal­
ented team in the group. But the
Slovenians have lost consecu­
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leaders after beating Senegal on
Saturday in their w orld cham pi­
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(AP) — Pat Hurst watched ex­
pressionless as Jcong Jang pre­
pared to putt on the 18th hole
Sunday at the Safeway Classic at
Colum bia Edgew ater G olf Club.
Hurst had already wrapped up
her round, a 4-under 68 that gave
her the lead.
Jang was a shot back, but her
birdie putt was less than 18 feet
away. If she sank it, a playoff would
be necessary.
"I kept thinking l didn't want to
miss on the low side." Jang said.
"But I did."
Jang finished with a 70 for a 9-
under 207 and was the runner-up at
the tournament for the third time -
one shot back of Hurst.
"I had a pretty hot start. I birdied
three of the first four holes, I think,
and I just kept it steady after that,"
Hurst said.
It was Hurst's fil th victory on the
LPGA Tour and first since last year's
State Farm Classic.
Woods
Earns 12th
Major Title
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