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Monday, April 16, 2018
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Bulldogs split games with Whitewright and Farmersville
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The Howe Bulldogs had a rough Tuesday at Whitewright as five errors led to seven unearned runs and a 10-3 loss.
single, an error - all leading to four unearned runs. Two of the errors were on bunts hit back to the pitcher.
The Tigers scored two runs in the bottom of the first inning to take a 2-0 lead against Howe starter Mason Riggs. Riggs got two quick outs in the inning, but allowed back-to-back singles, a walk and a 2-RBI single.
For good measure, the Tigers added one run in the bottom of the sixth inning.
Riggs went two-and-two-thirds innings allowing two earned runs on five hits, striking out one and walking five. Dillard pitched the Howe turned the game around in final three-and-one-thirds innings the top of the second inning when allowing one earned run on four Cirby Coheley doubled home hits, striking out three and walking Parker Blount, followed by a one. Kyler Anderson 2-RBI double that scored Peyton Reagan and Cade Courtney had a multi-hit Coheley. Howe took a 3-2 lead to game by the 'Dogs as he went 2the bottom of the third. But the for-3 at the plate as did Anderson. error bug began as Whitewright tied the game on an error by the Friday's contest with Farmersville centerfielder. was postponed to Saturday night due to thunderstorms. The 'Dogs The game remained tied until a 2- had to battle back from the RBI double by Whitewright in the beginning as the Farmers scored bottom half of the fourth inning. four runs in the top of the first Dyson Dillard was called on to inning off starter Reagan. relieve Riggs and plunked the first batter. An error at third and a Reagan settled in nicely the rest of walk led to the two-run inning. the game recording all but the final out of the game as Bryce Krantz The fifth inning was one that the came in and allowed a run on two 'Dogs might want to forget as hits but got the final out to save Whitewright opened up the inning the 9-6 win for Howe. page 16 with a single, an error, and error, a
Track
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Left: Proud Papa - Howe Track Coach Mike Segleski gets a hug from his daughter Kaci Segleski. Right: Jamie Taylor received the baton from Bethany Masters. Michelle Carney/Howe Enterprise. 100 meter dash with a healthy time of 12.90. Jamie Taylor finished fourth in the 200 meters at 28.30. Freshman Marissa Agee placed second in the 400 meters at 1:03.49. Kristian Sutherlan placed fourth in the mile run with a time of 6:01.86. Mattie Martin finished fourth in the 100 m hurdles (17.99) and Bethany Masters finished second in the 300 m hurdles with a time of 48.87. Howe's 4x100 relay team consisting of Taylor, Cally Vick, Blackburn and Segleski finished third with a time of 52.37. The Lady Bulldogs also qualified for area in the 4x400 with Taylor, Segleski, Agee, and Masters combining for second with a time of 4:19.13.
In the field event, Masters qualified for area by finishing second in the triple jump (34'-1") and Ally Harvey will advance in high jump with her leap of 5'-0". The Bulldogs area qualifiers are Cade Courtney who ran a 11.67 in the 100 m dash as well as Hunter Cheatham who placed third in the 400 m with a time of 53.59. Chase Clayton qualified in the 110 m hurdles by finishing third (16.29). In the field events, Ty Harvey qualified for area with his fourth place finish with the leap of 6'-1". Zimry Weatherspoon finished second in the pole vault with a jump of 12'-0".
