Remsen St. Mary’s looked every bit the War Eagle Conference leader in its June 14 match up with Hartley-Melvin-Sanborn. St. Mary’s pounded out 18 hits while limiting HMS to just one in picking up the 18-1 conference victory in three innings at Hartley.
“We ran into a buzzsaw,” commented HMS head coach Jeremy Gloden. “They are a very good hitting team.”
The lone hit by HMS was a double by Samuel Heyn in the second inning. He scored on an errant throw by the St. Mary’s first baseman.
HMS used three pitchers to get through the abbreviated game. Jordan Ortega got the start and faced 21 batters through 1-2/3 innings. He gave up 15 runs on 15 hits. Ortega walked one batter and hit two. He was relieved by Dawson Schiphoff who pitched to six batters in 1/3 of an inning. He walked one of them an allowed two runs on three hits. Coming on to pitch the third inning was Jacob Cates. Of the seven batters he faced, two were struck out, two were walked and one was hit by a pitch. There was also an error that allowed the only unearned run for St. Mary’s.
HMS 0 1 0 0 – 1
RSM 8 9 1 x – 18