The Huskies ended the season as District 6 champions with a 13-10 record. She struck out two and didn’t walk a batter. Wolfgang suffered the loss for the Huskies, surrendering five runs on ten hits. The junior allowed only three hits, struck out eight, and walked three. Miller picked up the win for Hempfield Area in the circle. Heisler later plated on a single to left by Griffith. Lauren Howard doubled to left, and Peyton Heisler brought her home with an RBI knock to right. The Spartans added two insurance runs in the bottom of the fifth. They could have folded a couple of times, but they didn’t. Madison Wolfgang moved the runners over with a sac bunt, but the Huskies couldn’t take advantage of their opportunity. Falynn Reinard reached on an error, and Alexis O’Brien walked to put runners on first and second. Mifflin County had its best chance to get back in the game in the fifth. A fielder’s choice by Emily Griffith brought home Lauren Howard. Mia Bandieramonte singled to left to put runners on second and third. Lauren Howard led off with an infield single. Hempfield Area kept the pressure on by adding another run in the third for the 3-0 lead.
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The Spartans made it 2-0 in the second after Sarah Podkul cracked a knock to center, went to second on an Ella Berkebile sacrifice, and plated on a Maggie Howard RBI base hit to center. Hempfield Area took a 1-0 lead in the first when Lauren Howard reached on a single, advanced to second on a groundout, and scored on a Husky error. Sophie McCurdy led Mifflin County with two hits. Lauren Howard collected three hits, Maggie Howard had two, and Emily Griffith chipped in with two RBI to lead the Spartans’ attack. “We had a chance to get back in the game in the fifth but we couldn’t convert our opportunities,” Weston said. The Huskies’ only real scoring threat came in the top of the fifth when they had runners on second and third with two outs but could not capitalize. Hempfield Area tacked on two more runs in the fifth. The Spartans took an early lead by scoring a run in each of the first three innings. We just didn’t hit the ball hard enough to have the breaks go our way.” “But in saying that, we hit the ball, we made contact, but we couldn’t get them through. She puts girls behind in the count,” Mifflin County coach Craig Weston said. She’s not an overpowering pitcher, but she can hit her spots. For more information, call (717) 437-6050.“She’s a good pitcher. Keystone State Muscle Cars Cruise Ins –5-8 p.m., auction barn across from Rutters in Milroy.LHS Class of 1947 lunch - noon, Hoss’s Steak and Sea House, Lewistown.Keep PA Clean Initiative - 9:30 a.m., Meet at the corner of Valley Street and Ort Valley Road, Lewistown.
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Children up to age 18 are given a free pair of shoes with verification of low income through medical assistance. Graceful Soles Shoe Bank - 9 a.m.-noon, Grace United Methodist Church, 101 Logan St., Lewistown.Bingo - 1 p.m., Yeagertown Senior Center.ĩ a.m.-noon at Lack-Tuscarora EMS, 9320 South Route 75, East Waterford.1 retirees breakfast - 8 a.m., The Restaurant, Fourth Street, Lewistown. Raisin-filled cookie sale - pickup Saturday, July 8, Decatur Fire Co.When ordering dinners, please include your choice of side and cake. Dinner includes baked beans, choice of macaroni salad or coleslaw and choice of cake: chocolate with peanut butter icing or angel food. Must pre-order by calling the church at (717) 463-2389 by Friday, June 2. at the Crossroads Church of God of Prophecy on Rt. Drive-thru chicken barbecue - Pickup is Saturday, June 10 from 11 a.m.-1 p.m.Prepay by check to Lewistown Kiwanis, 20 Ort Valley Rd., Lewistown Pa. Pickup 4-7 p.m., June 20 at Mifflin County Junior High gym entrance. Lewistown Kiwanis Club blueberry sale - 10 pound box for $30.
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