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Long night for Pirates |
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 GREENVILLE
— East Carolina's youthful
midweek pitching corps was no
match for the meat of the North
Carolina order as an eight-run
outburst in the second inning
served as a launching pad for a
17-4 Tar Heels win on Tuesday
night.
A
crowd of 5,213, the third
largest ever at Clark-LeClair
Stadium and biggest this season,
saw the Pirates strike first but
the excitement of a possible
third straight win over UNC
didn't last long.
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Story, pictures & postgame
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Pictured: East
Carolina met on the
mound often in a
17-4 home loss to
North Carolina
Tuesday evening as
eight different
pitchers made
appearances against
the Tar Heels. (W.A.
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Magic in short supply for ECU
hoops |
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 For
East Carolina it was a case of one
and done in the American Athletic
Conference Tournament. In the city
that houses the Magic Kingdom and in
the arena that is the home of the
Orlando Magic there would be nothing
magical about the Pirates
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Rice rallies to take series |
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HOUSTON — Rice erased a 1-0 deficit
with four runs in the eighth inning to top
East Carolina 4-1 on Sunday in the deciding
contest of a three-game series. The Pirates
had taken a 1-0 lead in the fourth
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Next: North
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Rice evens series with East Carolina |
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HOUSTON — Rice scored four runs in the
bottom of the sixth inning after East
Carolina had come back from a 2-0 deficit to
tie the score and the host Owls took a 7-2
win in the second game of a nonconference
series Saturday afternoon. Rice bounced back
from a 10-1 loss to the No. 16 Pirates in
the series opener on Friday night.
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Big inning seals ECU win at Rice |
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HOUSTON — Eric Tyler led off the
eighth inning with a solo homer to left and
East Carolina added five more runs in the
frame to win 10-1 at Rice on Friday night.
ECU's Evan Krucyznski (2-0) scattered seven
hits in seven innings. Game two of a
three-game set is scheduled for 3 p.m. (ET)
today.
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By
Al Myatt
©2016 Bonesville.net
All rights reserved.
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View box score on ecupirates.com
GREENVILLE —
East Carolina scored three runs in the last two innings to top Monmouth
4-3 on Friday night.
With the score tied at 3
with one out in the bottom of the ninth, Parker Lamm singled up the
middle for the Pirates.
Charlie Yorgen's double
put Lamm at third. He came home on a wild pitch for the game-ending
run.
ECU (12-6) was down 3-1
going to the bottom of the eighth. Eric Tyler and Luke Bolka had
singles. They moved into scoring position on a fly to center by
Dwanya Williams-Sutton. Freshman Turner Brown delivered a two-run
single with two down to tie the score.
Joe Ingle (3-2) pitched
the last two innings for the win. He allowed two hits, an earned run
and struck out three without a walk.
Evan Krucynski started
and went seven innings. He yielded eight hits and two earned runs.
The junior lefty walked one and struck out three.
Monmouth (6-10) took a
1-0 lead in the first as Dan Shea had a single to score Grant
Lamberton, who opened the game with a double.
Shaine Hughes singled to
score Robbie Allessandrine, who had doubled, for a 2-0 Hawks lead in
the fifth.
The Pirates got a run
back in the bottom of the fifth after Jeff Nelson singled with one
out. Lamm had a hit to move Nelson to third. Yorgen's sacrifice bunt
scored Nelson as ECU closed within 2-1.
Hughes doubled in the
eighth and went to third on a wild pitch. He scored on a sacrifice
fly by Shea to push the Hawks' advantage back to 2 runs.
James Kelly (0-1)
pitched the last inning and one-third for Monmouth and took the
loss.
Lamm, Yorgen and
Williams-Sutton each had two hits for the Pirates.
The second matchup in
the three-game series is scheduled for 4 p.m. today at Clark-LeClair
Stadium.
Just like
daylight savings time, the East
Carolina football team is
looking to spring ahead with its
first offseason practices under
new coach Scottie Montgomery and
his staff.
The
Brian Bailey Show airs on Pirate
Radio 1250 on Mondays at 6:30
p.m. Brian's guest this week was
state
champion
Farmville Central basketball
coach Larry Williford (right):
