H-D falls victim of big inning

By: 
Kristi Nixon

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HAMPTON – But for one big inning, which has been the Hampton-Dumont baseball team’s downfall thus far this season, the Bulldogs showed their competitive nature against Humboldt on Monday, June 5.
H-D led 1-0 for three innings, but gave up the lead 2-1 in the fourth and then allowed a seven-run sixth to the Wildcats in the eventual 11-3 loss.
“We’ve been able to put together some pretty good stretches,” H-D coach Matt Lokenvitz said. “We haven’t been able to put together a complete game yet. I think the best game we’ve had all year was that first one, against Garrigan, but I like what we did today; I think our fielding was better today until the later half, the sixth-seventh inning, we didn’t walk anybody so that was a positive..."
The full story is available in the June 14 print and online editions of the Hampton Chronicle.

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