Three base hits, a hit batsman, and one fielding error helped produce the offense, and an 8-0 Olympian advantage. Lesh pitched four scoreless innings for Sprague, while his team continued to generate runs.Īfter being shutout at the plate in the third, the Olys tallied four runs in the fourth inning. The Olympian defense was solid behind Lesh, squelching the Saxons offensive efforts in the first two innings, when they stranded two runners in each frame. After catcher Grant Strother grounded out, center fielder Henry Mhoon singled home Laudette, and a South throwing error pushed Lesh across as well. Pitcher Carter Lesh got aboard on a fielding error. Olys first baseman Hayden Laudette was hit by the first pitch sent to the plate by Nelson. But Olympian designated hitter Eli Lowe jumped on the first pitch offered to him, and lifted the ball over the right center field fence to give Sprague a 2-0 lead.Īfter South went down in order in their half of the first, Sprague came to bat and doubled their lead. Nelson settled in and recorded a line out to center field and a strikeout. In the first inning, starting Saxon pitcher Carter Nelson struggled with control early-issuing an opening walk to Sprague shortstop Brandon Stinnett. Early, it looked like the visiting Olys would win again on South’s designated home turf. Friday’s game back at John Lewis Field included sunshine and temperatures in the mid 80s-and an enthusiastic crowd. Sprague won the first game Monday at Willamettte’s John Lewis Field 7-3, and South responded with a 5-2 victory Wednesday at Sprague. The two teams came into their three game series this week unbeaten.
King, and so many others worked to build,” according to Abrams.Sprague DH Eli Lowe (at bat) was 2-3 with a 2 run HR for the Olympians in the loss “Lewis recounts the highs and lows of a movement fighting to harness their hard-won legal protections to become an electoral force as the Vietnam War consumes the American political landscape - all while the forces of white supremacy gather to mount a decades-long campaign to destroy the dream of the ‘Beloved Community’ that John Lewis, Dr. “Run: Book One” begins after the signing of the Voting Rights Act in 1965. As with the “March” trilogy, which traced Lewis’ growing involvement with the civil rights movement in the 1960s, “Run” features longtime collaborator Andrew Aydin and illustrator Nate Powell as they shape a narrative around Lewis’ reflections. 3, just over a year after Lewis died at age 80. NEW YORK (AP) - The award-winning series of graphic novels about congressman and civil rights activist John Lewis will continue a year after his death.Ībrams announced Tuesday that “Run: Book One” will be published Aug.
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