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Stray Cats cost Lions in Muskogee
Rodriguez collects 3 hits in setback to Bacone
SAGU prepares for big series in New Mexico
WAXAHACHIE, Texas -- Scattered like dandelion fluff in a brisk wind, so were baserunners for Southwestern Assemblies of God University on a cold, damp, gray day in Muskogee, Oklahoma.
The Lions, desperate to break a six-game string of losses, had plenty of opportunities to score against Bacone College. Seven base hits, two walks and four errors by the host Warriors only led to two scores in an 11-2 setback.
In all, twelve runners were stranded on base. The opportunities saw the squad stray two runners in each of the first three innings. In the fifth a double play squelched another rally.
Trailing 3-1, the Lions filled the bases with two outs in the sixth. A clutch hit went begging following a pop-up to shortstop. Bacone had escaped once again. Ten runners were deserted through six.
Bacone replied with a knockout punch in their half of the seventh. Two leadoff hits brought first baseman Eric Folkers to the dish. He unloaded on a 1-2 pitch, driving it beyond the barrier in left-center for a 6-1 lead.
A walk, wild pitch and a double extended the Tribe's lead to 7-1.
The top of the eighth saw SAGU load 'em up again, this time with one out. A fielder's choice scored one run before a strike out muzzled the threat, isolating two more runners.
Bacone put the game away with a second straight four-spot in the eighth to open up an 11-2 margin.
The Warriors, now 25-8 overall and 14-1 in the Red River Athletic Conference, were held to three runs, all earned, through five frames against SAGU's Nick Cox (Lufkin, Tx / Lufkin HS).
The 6-foot-1 freshman right-hander (1-4) deserved a better fate than being tagged with the loss. He surrendered seven hits and retired six on strikes. After giving up three early runs, Cox held the red-cladded hosts scoreless through the sixth.
Bacone pulled away with eight earned runs on eight hits in their final two at bats.
Trailing 3-0 in the top of the fifth, the Lions got on the board.
Micah Thompson (Waco, TX / Gatesville HS) got to first when he was hit by a pitch. He was advanced to second on a ground ball to the right side by Garrett Thomas (Red Oak, Tx / Red Oak HS) and dashed to third on a passed ball. He scored when Billy Mee (Fayetteville, NC / Copperas Cove HS) stroked a 2-2 pitch to right for an RBI.
Taylor Froelich (Lee's Summit, Mo / Central Christian College, Lee's Summit West HS) added a single to left before a twin-killing play at third ended the rally.
In the top of the eighth the Lions clawed for another run. Enrique Rodriguez (Ft. Worth, Tx / Nolan HS) ignited things with a smsh to left-center. Nick Turley (Ovilla, Tx / Ovilla Christian HS) entered the game as a courtesy runner.
He moved to second when Colten Conner (Flower Mound, Tx / Flower Mound HS) laid down a first-pitch sacrifice bunt. Rusty Hensel (Maypearl, Tx / Dallas Christian College, Maypearl HS) followed by muscling an RBI hit to centerfield. The base knock came on a 1-2 offering during a five-pitch at bat.
SAGU totaled nine hits, three by sophomore catcher Enrique Rodriguez (Ft. Worth, Tx / Nolan HS). He also led the defense with eleven putouts.
Froelich rapped a pair of hits.
Three others had one; Thomas, Mee and Conner.
Froelich (FRAY-lik) and Rodriguez each belted a double. Froelich lined his to rightfield in the first after a two-out walk to Mee. A fly out to center ended the scoring bid.
In the next inning Rodriguez smashed a gapper to left-center to lead-off the inning. After a strike out, was hit by a pitch.
A fly-out and a ground out to first silenced the Lions' roar.
Allen Rimer (2-1) got the win for Bacone. He permitted six hits, one run, two walks and five strikeouts. Closer Jesse Fish picked up the save, his second, with three innings of relief.
Folkers went 3-for-4 with 4 runs batted, including a double and a longball. In the three-game series he was 9-of-12 with 14 RBI's.
Bacone, who posted a 29-25 mark last spring, also finished last year's 3-0 sweep with 40 runs. This season their sum was 38 runs. Dating back to 2009, the Warriors have a 13-game win streak against SAGU.
Stretch Run: 13 Games
The Lions' regular season has thirteen games remaining, eight of them at home. SAGU is 13-23 in all games and 3-12 in the RRAC. They have two possible post-season destinations.
The top six teams in the conference qualify for the RRAC tournament. Currently, the team is in ninth and three games back of catching the teams in fifth and sixth place; Texas College and Texas Wesleyan University.
Odds are better for a place in the National Christian College Athletic Association's Central Regional. SAGU would need to win six or seven more games to earn entry.
The Lions have four 3-game series left, and a lone game (April 16) against Dallas Christian College at Reverchon Park.
They return to the field next weekend, March 29-30, when they take on the University of the Southwest in Hobbs, New Mexico.
The Mustangs are 8-17 overall and 5-10 in the RRAC, making it a critical three-game set.
Next up is LSU-Shreveport. The Pilots (22-11, 9-6 in RRAC) visit town during April 5-6.
The first game of the series (April 12) against Texas Wesleyan (20-12, 6-6 in RRAC) is in Ft. Worth, with the last two to be played at home (April 13).
The season concludes April 19-20 with Huston-Tillotson University (9-28, 4-10 in RRAC) playing on campus.
SAGU hasn't merited post-season action in the past six years. Fifteen wins (2008) was their high-mark in that span. Their best mark since joining the NAIA was the 2006 team, who posted a 20-22-1 record.
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Jul 29, 2013 - Baseball News
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SAGU hands reigns to Baseball Lions
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SAGU lands All-State pitcher
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To Kill a Mockingbird
MNU Theatre presents the ageless American classic based on the novel by Harper Lee.
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After having repeatedly examined my conscience before God, I have come to the certainty that my strengths, due to an advanced age, are no longer suited to an adequate exercise of the Petrine ministry. I am well aware that this ministry, due to its essential spiritual nature, must be carried out not only with words and deeds, but no less with prayer and suffering. However, in today's world, subject to so many rapid changes and shaken by questions ... Continue Reading
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1 year ago
Are you suggesting that because the Pope retiring for the good of the Church,in his opinion,that if Pope Benedict afterwards suffers a stroke,that the church should possibly euthanize him,because modern medicine keeps people alive too long? Is this the new age,politically correct,compassionate way of dealing with the elderly,who may suffer strokes,for instance so as to liquidate them so they are not a problem,as in this case,the old retired,ailing Pope might be to the church? Are you thinking that euthanasia should become accepted as the great new way of the church so it conforms to the times that we are living in today? I think not and the church also thinks not,so forget it. There is no teaching to back that thought in any form of Catholic teaching.
1 year ago
Pope Benedict XVI has guided the Church for eight years and is going out of the spotlight. May God bless him. The Church needs to come up with ideas about how to deal with the issue he raised about "modern challenges" in respect of age and personal health problems. For example, Ariel Sharon, former Israeli prime minister suffered a stroke in 2006 and still alive. Should that happen to a Pope, how would the Church handle it? Modern medicine can people alive, but necessarily active.
1 year ago
I have complete trust that he did what he was divenly inspired to do. He completed what he needed to do.
1 year ago
By "cultural utilitarian stew" I didn't mean the horsemeat scandal in Germany now taking place. Not only does it exist in theology/philosophy, now it is explicitly evident at the butcher shop! Now we see what happens when the packaging gets all mixed up. Right there, another lesson to be learned. Let the true theologians/philosophers under the umbrella of the Papacy label the packages in the world of theology/philosophy; NOT CULT-URE. Cult-ure and the passing winds of pop cult-ure and journalism, sensationalism, partisan politics, political ideologies messes things up. Keep the beef and the horses separated. The utilitarian cult-ural stew pot is starting to smell bad. Why not throw in some fish, fresh and salt water alike, some rice and spaghetti, what the heck mix in some vegetables too; brew it all up and then we wonder why cult-ure is sick? Marinate the whole thing with wine, beer, whiskey, vinegar, water, mix it all up and we end up with a cult-ural omelette of moral relativism and utilitarianism resembling the what? The horsemeat scandal! Blend it all together, throw in some cats, dogs, rats and mice, and let us see what happens? After all, isn't this what moral relativism is like? Yes. And to be sure to not offend anyone, add in every last bit of spice known to the human mind and let us see what comes out of the bakery shop. (something that will make you throw up!) The horsemeat scandal. Keep the cattle in the pastures and the horses on the track. Or, the cattle running aound the track with cowboys on top of them and the horses in the pastures. But don't mix and match everything. Why? You never know what will come out of the oven. It might have gone in as beef, to then come out as a horse tasting like chicken with nobody around the table knowing what to make of it. This is, in part, moral relativism. Utilitarianism, in part. A MESS. If it is a rabbit, it is too cute to eat; if it is a cow or bird, then take out the knives and forks and slice the living daylights out of it and if it is a turkey; stuff it. Which CULT in CULT-URE has it right? And on the ocean floor, the truth is still and silent. Deep. Unchanging. (why, because human nature and the human condition doesn't change) And God is God. Man is Man. Yes, there is a difference between God, man, and nature. Who are the masters of the universe? NONE. Economists? The weatherman is more trustworthy. CEOs? DUST. (in the future, as with everyone) Politicians? DUST. ASHES. As the mustard seed seemingly rests in proper soil and conditions, it grows and grows. And who invented the soil and mustard seed? And the sun and rain? Who has a patent, copyright, or jurisdiction over truth? The One. (not us) And The One was, is, will always be; Jesus Christ. As the politicians display their feathers on the stage show of parading peacocks, The One observes and listens. And if anyone wishes to make him laugh? Tell him your plans in great detail. (and then, observe how he writes straight with crooked lines often) A ship out at sea, not a train on tracks. Masters of the universe? Which nutbells dream up these fancy marketing promo slogans? Sophists. Fairy-Sees. And then? The humility of The Cross shrinks them to mustard seeds. (if they are fortunate) Going up, by going down, but first going down is necessary to then rise up to glory. Humility. Being humble. No, the masters of the universe are not on Wall Street. They are often NATURAL and UN-NATURAL DISASTERS on the planet! (one planet) Not the universe. Then, ashes. Dust. Humility goes a long way.
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1 year ago
May God give him a peaceful life till he meets Him to part no more
1 year ago
The Pope, one of our greatest, is stepping down due to health reasons. Why are they using the term "resigning?" It makes it sound as though he his stepping down because of some scandal or disgrace. It seems to me that the term "retiring" would be a more proper term. Many anti-Catholics are viewing his stepping down as a result of some of the scandals in the church in past years, most of which happened before Benedict became Pope. Even the brain dead media seems to be implying it.
1 year ago
@Joseph: Ditto! May the Lord help us!
1 year ago
May God continue to bless a great man, Benedict XVI. As a teacher, his clarity and depth of thought shines light on the way of the future. In Verbum Domini he wrote:
"As the Synod Fathers stated, the expression "word of God" is used analogically, and we should be aware of this. The faithful need to be better helped to grasp the different meanings of the expression, but also to understand its unitary sense. From the theological standpoint too, there is a need for further study of how the different meanings of this expression are interrelated, so that the unity of God's plan and, within it, the centrality of the person of Christ, may shine forth more clearly."
He knew the centrality of our faith is not the natural law, an ethical system, or an ideology, but the person of Jesus Christ. He made clear human understanding of the mystery of God is always analogical. The work of the future is to grasp the DIFFERENT MEANINGS of the expression "word of God". He now passes on to another the leadership that will guide us in the further study. Deo Gratias.
1 year ago
There will be those who will find only negative things to say about his decision, but I feel it was a good decision for the Church as well as him. The office of the Pope is very demanding and Benedict XVI's actions show that he loves the Church so much that he will acknowledge that advancing age and failing health may hinder his effectiveness in such a demanding position. He put the Church before his own ego.
But consider that while he will not be the Pope any longer, we will still have the benefit of one of the greatest modern Christian thinkers in our age. One can hardly open a theology textbook without seeing his name somewhere. I believe he has been exceptional in his capacity as the Pope, but I always felt he was more suited for the academic environment and I hope we will see more of his writing. I offer him fond prayers for his future endeavors.
1 year ago
I loved this pope. He was good for the Church and the faithful as well. I hope he wasn't being pressured because of his advanced age to resign. Alot of people are thinking he couldn't do as much or go as many places as a younger man can go. I believe there are way's even at his age he could have got his message out and his leadership enacted with the right kind of support. Now having said that, maybe deep within and with much reflection and guidance from the Holy Spirit, he really want's to resign. Maybe he didn't want to be Pope to begin with.
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- Jonathan Brisbin has announced the availability of Spring Data REST 1.0.0.RC1 . Spring Data REST helps you provide a RESTful interface for your JPA-based repositories.
- Oliver Gierke has announced Spring Data MongoDB 1.0.2.GA. The new release has plenty of bugfixes and improvements, so check the changelog for more.
- Wonder what happened to the RabbitMQ webinar that was briefly on the SpringSource events calendar? It was rescheduled (slight schedule mishap), but it's back and you should definitely mark your calendars with the updated dates. It figures to be an amazing event.
- Our pal Gordon Dickens - a world class trainer and engineer - has been very busy recently. If you haven't been following his blog recently, you missed an introduction to the SpringSource Tool Suite - including its composition and value-added features, and answers some common questions. Besides the great post on Spring 3.1's constructor namespace that we saw earlier this month, he also had a great post on converting from Spring OSGi projects to the Eclipse Gemini Blueprint namespaces for bundles. Nice job, as usual, Gordon!
- Andy Chan has a nice post introducing how to use Spring Security 3.1.0 to talk to Microsoft Active Directory for authentication. Nice job, Andy!
- Ben O' Day has put together a wonderful post on using Spring AOP to implement basic performance monitoring.
- The Keyhole Software blog has a couple of very interesting blogs introducing Spring Batch: the first introduces the high level concepts and the second introduces some actual code. Definitely worth a read.
- The Stardog blog (merely uttering that is fun..) has a a very cool example introducing how the Stardog RDF database server could work with Spring by way of an example: the Stardog Petstore! So cool...
- Andriy Redko has a nice post on using Redis with Spring Data Redis.
- Ken Rimple, co-author of Manning's Spring Roo in Action, has put together a nice post on using Spring Roo and Spring Webflow.
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- Madhusudhan Konda, author of O'Reilly's Just Spring and Just Spring Integration, has a new book - this one, called Just Spring Data Access, which introduces the nitty gritty of the core data-access technologies in the Spring framework (it does not, however, introduce the Spring Data technologies). While I haven't read it (though I'll be sure to read it eventually and possibly write a book review!), it looks interesting.
- Arnon Rotem-gal-oz has written a good over-coffee introduction to AMQP and RabbitMQ terminology (if not their application. For that, you might check out this blog introducing the Spring support for JMS and AMQP ).
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EZ Take Out Burger, founded 40 years ago by an ex-In-N-Out employee, is headed to the Middle East.
The 8-unit Aliso Viejo-based burger chain is partnering with a Bahrain developer to build 50 EZ Take Out restaurants in the Middle East and North Africa over a 10-year period.
Al Safar Group will build the first two restaurants in Kuwait and Dubai, followed by locations in Saudi Arabia and Egypt, said Lou Franson, head of brand development at EZ Take Out.
So how does a small, burger chain from Southern California cut such a big expansion deal?
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Security forces are said to have killed a senior military commander of India's Maoist rebels in the country's eastern jungle, the Indian government has said.
Koteshwar Rao, known as Kishenji, had fought a three-year battle with the state governments of West Bengal and Jharkhand. According to the government, he was shot dead after a 30-minute gunfight in the Burisole forests of West Midnapore district, 10km from the Bengal-Jharkhand border.
Kishenji was known to be the third in command of the Maoist guerrillas and would be the latest in a series of senior leaders of the movement to be killed.
"Officers on the spot said it was Maoist leader Kishenji ... 99 per cent sure it was Kishenji."
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The Maoists, also known as Naxalites after the village of Naxalbari where the group started in the late 1960s, have a presence in roughly one-third of India's administrative districts.
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India's interior ministry on Friday confirmed a man was killed in a firefight during an operation to capture the leader.
"Officers on the spot said it was Maoist leader Kishenji ... 99 per cent sure it was Kishenji," RK Singh, India's interior minister, told the PTI news agency.
The rebel leader, who had managed to evade capture for three decades, often appeared with his back to cameras in news reports and with his head covered by a scarf and a rifle slung over one shoulder.
"Kishenji's death leaves a huge vacuum on the Maoist movement [which] relied on him to get their message across in the media," said Al Jazeera's Sohail Rahman, reporting from New Delhi.
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Kishenji was a politburo member of the banned Communist Party of India and was one of the movement's most experienced military commanders. He claimed responsibility for an attack on a camp in 2010 in which 24 paramilitary policemen were killed.
The first wave of Naxalite violence lasted from the late 1960s into the 1970s, when it was crushed by authorities. It returned as a major problem in the last decade. The Maoists have been criticised for running show trials that impose harsh punishments and for extorting cash from local businesses.
The Maoists say they are fighting for the rights of poor peasants and landless labourers, and blame the federalgovernment for doing little for the welfare of poor tribal people.
The rebels feed off the resentment of millions of poor people who have not shared the benefits of the boom in India's economy, which grew 8.5 per cent in 2010.
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Rita Marie Christ, 85, Wauwatosa, a Custer native and sister of a Stevens Point man, died Monday, March 25, 2013.
A Funeral Mass will be held at noon Monday, April 1, at Christ King Parish in Wauwatosa. Interment will be at Evergreen Cemetery in Wausaukee.
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Bath/shower rooms: 3
Private pool: 9m x 4.5m
Depths: 1.10m 2.4m
Sea views
Reductions for 2 sharing: Yes
Washing machine
Juice extractor
Frappe mixer
Sandwich maker
TV 42 Plasma
2 hairdryers
Air Conditioning (hot and cold air included in rates)
Underfloor heating
Safety box
Alarm System
Limited Mobility Friendly: Yes
# of Units: 1... and each unit includes:
- Bedrooms: 4
- Bathrooms: 3
- Single beds: 4
- Double beds: 2
- Baby cots: 1
- Single sofa beds: 0
- Double sofa beds: 0
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Living room
- Fireplace:
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