Snyder was credited with the win on the mound after he allowed two unearned runs on two hits with a strikeout and four walks in five innings of work. Athey started the fourth with a triple down the right-field line, and Snyder plated him with a sac fly to left field.Īthey added an insurance run in the bottom of the sixth on a single, and McAlpine plated Fort Cumberland's eighth and final run by legging out a would-be double play ball later in the frame. McAlpine and Caedon Wallace followed with RBI singles to extend the margin to 5-2 after three. Schadt tied the game with an RBI groundout to shortstop in the bottom of the third, before Snyder broke the tie with a chopper of his own that made its way into right field. Yet, Fort Cumberland didn't take long to respond. The squad took a 2-1 lead in the second inning after a chopper off the bat of Jared Haskiell bounced up and struck third baseman Landon McAlpine in the face, allowing two runs to scamper home. Garrett County heeded Carr's advice early. The infield looks smooth, but it's very hard with the lack of rain. "We hit some balls far, hard, but the air was heavy tonight," Garrett County head coach Phil Carr said. Garrett County left eight runners on base in the defeat. Garrett County swung the bat well, but Post 71/208/214 got under too many balls in key moments.
On Thursday, Fort Cumberland scored its eight runs on nine hits and committed three errors, while Garrett County scored two runs on three hits and two errors.
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If Garrett County wins the final two meetings to force a 4-4 series tie, a playoff game will be played. at the Hot Stove Complex when the two teams square off again. They took care of that today."įort Cumberland will have a chance to clinch the Mountain District title on Friday at 6 p.m. That's all I asked them to do today, think middle and opposite field. "When we got a decent pitch, we did not fly out as much as what we have.
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