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March 18, 2023 The Elk City News -3 Four Pitchers Work Together in No-Hitter as Canute Varsity Trojans Beats Geronimo Bluejays Canute Varsity Trojans’s zero hits, striking out three four pitchers didn’t allow a and walking zero. single hit, as Canute Varsity Dakota Pattee was on the Trojans defeated Geronimo mound for Geronimo Blue- Rnclaerel by Bluejays 11-1 on Tuesday. jays. The righthander went Nate Bryant struck out Royce three and a third innings, al- fF) LAWN GLOUD'S & IRRIGATION Werger to get the last out of the game. lowing 11 runs on 11 hits and striking out three. Canute Varsity Trojans Canute Varsity Trojans secured the victory thanks to collected 11 hits. Bryant and six runs in the first inning. Jake Knutson all collected Canute Varsity Trojans put multiple hits for Canute Var- the pressure on, lead by dou- sity Trojans. Knutson and bles by Kasen Legrand, Kyron Bryant each collected two hits Whinery, and Brody Bryant, a single by Owen Elliott, a sac to lead Canute Varsity Tro- fly by Clay Randall, and an jans. Canute Varsity Trojans error on a ball put in play by was sure-handed and didn't Jake Beutler. commit a single error. Bryant In the first inning, Canute made the most plays with six. Varsity Trojans got their of- Canute Varsity Trojans tore fense started. Legrand dou- up the base paths, as two play- bled on a 3-2 count, scoring ers stole at least two bases. one run. Bryant led the way with two. Whinery was on the hill Ethan Silva led Geronimo for Canute Varsity Trojans. Bluejays with one run batted The fireballer went one in- in. Silva went 0-for-0 on the ning, allowing zero runs on day. 2) Sponsored by Sponsored by > ELOUD'S. © (F))) GLOUD LAWN & IRRIGAT 1ON ) GLOUD'S LAWN & IRRIGATION ), CLOUD LAWN & IRRIGAT 10N Kash Mayfield on base. Photo by Jennifer Keyes. Providing comfort and Supportfor End of Life chotces Four RBI Day for Taylor Beutler Hospice care provides medical services, emotional support, and spiritual re- sources for people who are in the last stages of a serious illness, such as cancer Leads Canute Varsity Trojanettes or heart failure. Hospice care also helps family members manage the practical details and emotional challenges of caring for a dying loved one. Past Mountai n View Gotebo questions regarding hospice service or eligibility, contact: Taylor Beutler showed timely hitting on Canute Varsity Trojanettes collected 22 Carrie Perry, RN/ Adminsistrator Friday, driving in four on three hits to lead Ca- hits on the day. Beutler, Kylee Smith, Meliah nute Varsity Trojanettes past Mountain View Pat Welsh, RN/ Coordinator of Patient Care Gotebo 15-5 on Friday. Beutler drove in runs DeGarmo, Cantwell, Gray, Kim Harris, Des- on a home run in the second, a single in the tiny Jackson, and Camry Tabor each managed Some of the most common conditions are: third, and a double in the fifth. multiple hits for Canute Varsity Trojanettes. * Cancer * Failure to Thrive * End Stage Cardiac Disease (CHF) Mountain View Gotebo scored three runs * End Stage Cerebrovascular Disease (CVA) * End Stage Amyotrophic in the second inning, but Canute Varsity Tro- DeGarmo, Smith, and Beutler each collected Lateral Sclerosis (ALS) * End Stage Pulmonary Disease (COPD) janettes still managed to pull out the victory. three hits to lead Canute Varsity Trojanettes. * End Stage Liver Disease * End Stage Renal Disease * AIDS/HIV The big inning for Mountain View Gotebo came thanks to singles by Eastwood and Fite. Canute Varsity Trojanettes didn’t commit a + End Stage Neurological Disease such as Parkinson’s or Alzheimer’s Canute Varsity Trojanettes captured the single error in the field. Kendall Schuster had lead in the first inning when Jade Gray singled nine chances in the field, the most on the team. carrte on a 3-0 count, scoring two runs. Perry, RN Professional, Passionate Canute Varsity Trojanettes took the lead Mountain View Gotebo tallied 13 hits in for good with two runs in the second inning. Advance, Attentive... In the second Beutler homered ona 1-0 count, the game. Eastwood, Hawkins, Holsted, and Our Difference Is Our Care scoring two runs. Quoetone all had multiple hits for Mountain Emily Cantwell was the winning pitcher View Gotebo. Eastwood went 4-for-4 at the for Canute Varsity Trojanettes. The righty sur- rendered five runs on 13 hits over six innings, plate to lead Mountain View Gotebo in hits. Have you ever considered becoming striking out two. Mountain View Gotebo was sure-handed and a hospice volunteer? Canute Varsity Trojanettes hit one home run on the day. Beutler had a long ball in the didn’t commit a single error. Hooper made the A fulfilling experience in the spirit second inning, most plays with four. of giving and receiving. Place Your Advertisems ent Today By emailing to elkcitynewsadvertising@ gmail.com or give us a call at 580-225-3000!