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Baseball Eagles Now 16-2 TV LISTINGS Sponsored by Colby Eagle Varsity Baseball Gatz and Brett Wilson with One Hit Thursday at 4 P.N FREE PRESS Page 10 Colby Free Press Wednesday, May 11, 2005 SSSPORTSPORTS Baseball Eagles now 16-2 TV LISTINGS sponsored by Colby Eagle varsity baseball Gatz and Brett Wilson with one hit Thursday at 4 p.n. added two more wins to its record each. Colby is ranked #1 in the region the COLBY FREE PRESS on Monday by taking two games Jeremy Dietz took the mound in and hopes for a first-round home from Healy-Leoti. Trenton Powell game #2. he gave up 1 run on 3 hits. game on Monday, May 16. pitched the first game, giving up 4 the game ended after four innings According to coach Kevin Cox, runs on 6 hits. Senior Matt August- by the run rule with the final score the regional seedings will be out WEEKDAYS MAY 10 - MAY 16 ine pitched the final inning and al- Colby 16, Healy-Leoti 1. today. It looks as though Colby may lowed 1 run on 1 hit. The offensive charge was led by get a home game against Goodland, Colby’s offense got started early, Brett Wilson, going 3 for 3. Matt Cox said that Colby’s regional tour- 6AM 6:30 7 AM 7:30 8 AM 8:30 9 AM 9:30 10 AM 10:30 11 AM 11:30 KLBY/ABC Good Morning Good Morning America Mak- Mak- The View Million- News putting 4 runs on the board in the Augustine, going 2 for 3 and Joe nament may be as tough as any in Hh Kansas eover eover aire first inning. Colby tacked on 3 runs Heier going 2 for 2. Everyone in the the state. Teams included in the re- KSNK/NBC News Cont’d Today Live With Regis In the Heat of the the second, 2 in the fourth and 1 in lineup found a way to get on base on gional are Hugoton and Larned. Lj and Kelly Night the sixth. The final score was 10-5 hits, errors and drawing walks. Ev- In preparing for regionals, the KBSL/CBS News The Early Show The 700 Club The Price Is Right The Young and the 1< NX Restless Eagles. eryone in the lineup crossed the team will be stressing fundamentals K15CG BBC Yoga Body Caillou Beren. Barney- Sesame Street Dragon Beren. Mister Teletub- Colby’s offense was led by Jor- plate at least once. of defense and offense. d World Electric Bears Friends Tales Bears Rogers bies dan Cranston and Kyle Withington The varsity’s record is now 16-2. Cox said his team is composed of USA Coach Coach Movie Nash Bridges The Varied The Varied P[ District District with two hits each. They were fol- The last regular season game will be “coachable kids who love the TBS Saved Saved Movie Dawson’s Creek Dawson’s Creek Ed Varied lowed by Heath Bieker, Mitchell at Thomas More Prep at Hays on game.” Pl by Bell by Bell WGN Chang- Believer Happy Happy Hillbil- Hillbil- Matlock Rockford Files Magnum, P.I. P] ing Voice Days Days lies lies TNT The Pretender Angel Charmed ER ER Judging Amy P^ Eagle softball drops two on road NICK Rock Oddpar- Jimmy Spon- Dora the Blue’s Miss Lazy- Backyar- Dora the Blue’s Little Bill QZ Star ents Neutron geBob Explorer Clues Spider Town digans Explorer Clues The Colby High Eagle softball day long,” said coach Jack Elliott. tory with 1 run, 1 earned run, 3 hits, FAM Varied Power Power Bey- Two of a Living The 700 Club Gilmore Varied Full Full team traveled to Hays on Monday Next action is at home Thursday 4 walks, 8 strikeouts and 1 hit bat- Q] Rangers Rangers blade Kind the Life Girls House House DSC Varied Paid Paid Paid Double Agents Monster House Design Designer Surprise by Design for a doubleheader with Concordia. at 4 p.m. vs. TMP. ter. RW Program Program Program Rivals Guys The Eagles lost both games, 1-0 and Split 4 Games In game #2, Colby won 14-5 be- A&E Varied Programs Third Watch City Confidential 3-2. The Eagles split 4 games last Fri- hind the pitching of Wark, who al- RZ ESPN SportsCenter SportsCenter Sports- Varied SportsCenter SportsCenter Outside- Baseball In game #1, Sarah Redmond took day and Saturday. On Friday, the lowed 5 runs, 3 earned runs, 12 hits, R] Center Lines Tonight the loss, allowing 1 run, 2 hits, 1 Eagles lost 4-0 and 6-4 to Larned. 4 walks, and 5 strikeouts. HBO Movie Varied Programs Movie Varied Programs walk and 7 strikeouts. Game #2 In game #1, Sarah Redmond took Offensively for Colby: N[ MAX Movie Varied Movie Varied Programs Movie Varied Logan Wark suffered the setback, the loss, allowing 4 runs, 2 earned Barnes, 2 singles and 2 doubles; Oa Cont’d allowing 3 runs, 6 hits, 1 walk and runs, 8 hits, 0 walks and struck out Redmond, 1 single, 1 double; DISN Koala Doodle- Higgly- JoJo’s The Charlie Rolie Out of Doodle- The Koala Higgly- Q[ Brothers bops town Circus Wiggles & Lola Polie the Box bops Wiggles Brothers town issuing no strikeouts. Offensively 7. In game #2, Logan Wark took the Sanford, 2 singles; Wark, 2 singles; for Colby on the day: Cierra Rous, loss, allowing 6 runs, 2 earned runs, Kersenbrock, 1 single and 1 double; 3 singles; Shawna Cox, 2 singles; 5 hits, 2 walks and put down 1. S. Cox, 1 single; and Rous, 1 single. Ashley Barnes, 3 singles, 1 double; Offensively, Colby could only The Eagles also collected 10 Lauren Cox, 1 single, 1 home run; gain 11 hits on the day. Wark had 3 walks and 16 stolen bases on the WEEKDAYS MAY 10 - MAY 16 Sarah Redmond, 1 single; Britt singles; Rous, 1 single; S. Cox, 1 day. Kersenbrock, 1 single, 1 triple; Sara single; L. Cox, 2 singles; Barnes, 2 “We played poorly as a team at 12 PM 12:30 1 PM 1:30 2 PM 2:30 3 PM 3:30 4 PM 4:30 5 PM 5:30 Sanford, 2 singles. singles; Redmond, 2 singles. Larned,, but turned it around at KLBY/ABC All My Children One Life to Live General Hospital Judge- Judge- Judge Judge News ABC Wld “We outhit them 16 to 8 on the On Saturday, in game #1 against home Saturday against Ulysses,” Hh Brown Brown Judy Judy News day, but couldn’t get a clutch hit all Ulysses, Redmond earned a 4-1 vic- said coach Elliott. KSNK/NBC News Inside Days of our Lives Passions The Jeop- The Ellen News NBC Lj Edition Insider ardy! DeGeneres Show News KBSL/CBS News Bold, As the World Turns Guiding Light Dr. Phil Oprah Winfrey News CBS 1< NX Beautiful News K15CG Reading Lions Varied Programs Clifford- Post- Arthur Maya & Cyber- Zoom Busi- Varsity golfers pick up another first d Rainbow Red cards Miguel chase ness USA JAG Varied Movie Varied Programs The Colby Eagle varsity golfers Mengel, 78 (38/40), 4th; Deke Breck Simonsson of Oberlin, 84; P[ took part in the Rawlins County Elliott, 79 (41/38), 5th; and R.J. Cedric Green, 86; and Chad Zerr, TBS Cosby Cosby Steve Steve Drew Drew Yes, Yes, Home Home Seinfeld Seinfeld Oakley, 87. Pl Show Show Harvey Harvey Carey Carey Dear Dear Improve. Improve. meet on Saturday and captured the Ladenburger, 83 (40/43), 7th. WGN News Rockford Files Magnum, P.I. America’s Funniest Cosby Cosby Home Will & top spot with a score of 311. Atwood Mikel Ladenburger wound up The next meet with be the league P] Home Videos Show Show Improve. Grace and Oberlin were 344, Hoxie 369 with an 87. showdown on Friday at Goodland TNT Judging Amy NYPD Blue Law & Order Law & Order Angel Charmed and Quinter 388. Rawlins County’s Andy Fikan at 3 p.m. (CST). P^ NICK Max & Dora the Rugrats Rugrats CatDog Hey Oddpar- Jimmy Spon- Rock Chalk- Grown Colby’s medalists were Chris was top medalist with a 75. 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