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Despite several delays because of rain, the Majors baseball league held its championship game last Wednesday. In the title game, Subway defeated the Lions, 2-1, to win the title.
Despite poor sports weather on the Hi-Line over the past week and a half, little league baseball has continued to play ball. This past Wednesday, the majors league held their championship game with a game between Subway and the Lions. It was a close, low-scoring affair, but Subway pulled out the 2-1 victory to win the championship.
Alongside the majors league, the minors league has been holding its postseason tournament in Havre over the past few weeks. The minors started their double-elimination tourney May 25 with a pair of games. The Lions defeated Clausen & Sons, 8-6, to open the tournament. Chinook then won, 6-3, against Bob’s Greenhouse. The tournament continued on May 26 with the Railroad Pagers winning, 1-0, against Rocky Boy.
In the next round, No. 1 seed Master Sports defeated the Lions 11-2. The Railroad Pagers then won, 2-0, against Chinook.
In a loser-out game in the tournament, Bob’s Greenhouse won, 15-3, against Rocky Boy. In the next round of the loser-out bracket, Bob’s Greenhouse stayed alive with a 13-6 win over the Lions. In another loser-out game, Clausen & Sons defeated Chinook 7-5. When Bob’s Greenhouse and Clausen & Sons met each other in a loser-out game, Bob’s Greenhouse pulled out the 1-0 win to stay alive.
Back in the winner’s bracket, Master Sports and the Railroad Pagers faced off for a spot in the championship game. Master Sports continued to play well with a 7-2 win. With the loss, the Railroad Pagers went to the loser’s bracket to face Bob’s Greenhouse. In the elimination game, Bob’s Greenhouse pulled out the 12-6 win.
With the run in the loser’s bracket, Bob’s Greenhouse clinched a spot in the championship game against Master Sports. The two teams played in the title game last night at Elks Park.
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