Raging Paging: (Calendar Year 2007)

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Third baseman Dallas Morris had his second straight multi-hit game, going 2-for-3 and driving in the Quakes’ first run. The 24th round pick from the 2005 ... Link 04-08 Scott Dohmann (1-0) pitched the final one and a third innings to close the game out. The win was the first of the season for the Bulls, ...Link "My job is to get the ball to BJ (Ryan). If BJ's in (the game) we win." Ryan earned his third save with a 1-2-3 ninth. Link "I don't want to be one of those players (saying), 'I'm going to wait 'til next year,'" Bears defensive back Charles Tillman said. "I might never have it. We might never make it this far again. Who am I to say? Now that we are in, now is the time to seize the moment." Link CFL Kyries Hebert may move up to linebacker, Link Indiana opened its first double-digit lead, 38-28, on Orien Greene's layup with 6:57 left in the second quarter, and led 53-44 at halftime Link

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3B Dallas Morris extended his hit streak to nine games. Link

Mets 9, Cubs 1: Corey Coles drove in three runs Link

Ike Talor regains starting spot. Link

UL recruiting Johnson. NJCAA men's basketball player of the year. Link

Chase Lambin signs with Mudcats Link

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Raging Through the Pages of the Web Kevin Ardoin tossed 2.2 innings of scoreless baseball in relief allowing one hit. Ardoin did not allow a walk and he struck out one. ... link Kevin Ardoin would enter the game in the ninth for Erie and issue a lead off walk to Brian Bock. Bock would be the only base runner though as Ardoin sat down Ruddy Yan on strikes, Paco Figueroa to pop out and Blake Davis to ground out for the final out Wide receivers Bill Sampy . . . has been working on returning kickoffs for Eagles link Winnipeg's Kyries Hebert, who played safety most of the night, simply shone. Hebert was always around the ball on both defence and special teams link Steelers cornerback Ike Taylor talked to Scout.com's Ed Thompson about what he's been up to during the offseason to get ready for the 2007 ... link Corey Coles followed with a base hit to left that brought in Cancel before Mark Kiger's two-run single scored Cruz and Carvajal for a 4-1 B-Mets lead link The Dutch right-hander ran into trouble in the seventh inning, but a dazzling throw by Chase Lambin kept the Smokies scoreless. ... link Backup catcher Paul Bako did his part to compensate for the loss of Ramon Hernandez to the disabled list. Bako started in 10 games during Hernandez’s absence and had hits in seven of those games link Jon Switzer and Scott Dohmann comined on 2 2/3 hitless innings of relief, with Dohmann pitching the ninth for his fourth save link Third baseman Dallas Morris has retired. The Opelousas, LA native hit .232 with a homer and seven RBI in 38 games with the Quakes. Morris, 24, was in his first season in Rancho Cucamonga. Lucroy laced three hits with a double, Crowell stroked two singles and drove in a pair of runs, and Wheeler ripped a two-bagger and a single. link The CFL receiving legend is on the street after head coach Danny Maciocia chose to keep newcomers TJ Acree and Fred Stamps yesterday during cut-down day link Third baseman Devery VandeKeere had three hits in rookie-advanced Idaho Falls link

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Wow.....thank you Turbine!! I don't know how much time you spend searching for all of this info and posting it, but I really appreciate it!!

I love to keep up with all the former Cajuns.

Too bad Dallas decided to hang it up....

Thanks again!!

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Caleb Gindl and Jonathan Lucroy each went 3-for-5 for the Brewers, and Kurt Crowell was 2-5, scoring two runs with two RBI, one each for Gindl and Lucroy Link

The B-Mets tacked on another in the third when Corey Coles and Coronado singled with no out before Carp drove in Coles with another base hit to right Link

Closer Scott Dohmann (4-1) was especially effective as he retired all six batters he faced, striking out the side in the ninth inning. Link

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Chase Lambin took reliever Justin Mallett into the right field bleachers for the second time in three nights. link With the game tied 3-3 going into the bottom of the fifth, Jonathan Lucroy, Helena’s designated hitter, powdered a ball deep over the left field wall for a game-winning solo home run. Link

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Corey Coles was thrown out of the game after taking two called strikes on the outside corner of the plate with two outs in the fifth. After sharing some words with home plate umpire Chris Bakke, Coles took his time getting back into the batter's box and ignored a warning by the umpire. Bakke told Coles to get back in the box and pointed to McNiven to pitch. After manager Mako Olivares joined the argument, Coles fired his helmet into the dirt and was promptly ejected by Bakke link ps the final pitch was never thrown.

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  Andrew Giobbi (Vanderbilt) was walked intentionally to load the bases and Harwich reliever Danny Farquhar (Louisiana-Lafayette) retired the next two batters before Wong singled to win the game.

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Maybe I have comprehension problems... but it reads as if Danny gave up the game winning single...

although he was placed in a pretty bad situation

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These are current short stories involving UL Alumni. The clips are mostly of Pro athletes but humn interest links related to UL may appear as well. If a full blown story is available it will appear elsewhere on RaginPagin.com

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FROM THE BULLPEN: Scott Dohmann retired all four Bisons batters he faced before giving way to Chad Orvella. Link

Lastings Milledge drove home Batista and Cruz with a two-out triple before Corey Coles blooped a doubled down the rightfield line that scored Milledge >Link

Take, for example, Kyries Hebert's performance against the Alouettes Thursday. The safety had a whale of a game, racking up six special teams tackles. That's just one behind the Bombers single-game record, set when Brendan Rogers recorded seven against the B.C. Lions in 1994, and the most since Wade Miller had six in a game nearly a decade ago. Link

Third baseman Devery VandeKeere had three hits in rookie-advanced Idaho Falls' 15-8 loss to Orem. Link

Patrick Green twirled his second straight four-inning save, stranding the game's tying run at third base in the ninth inning Link

If the Bears and CB Charles Tillman do reach agreement on a long-term deal, Tillman's contract is expected to be worth more than Nate Vasher's Link

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<<<<$20 million in guarantees is realistic.>>>>

WOW! Go Peanut!