April 14. 2008
The News Argus
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Sports
Aggies pound Rams 19-1
STAFF REPORT
GREENSBORO
The Winston-Salem State softball
team (15-15) suffered their worst
loss of the season April 7, when
the team took a 19-1 loss to the
North Carolina A&T Lady Aggies
(18-11-1). The Rams continued
their recent struggles at the plate,
totaling just three hits in the con
test, while allowing the Aggies to
amass a season-high 15 hits in the
game.
Three WSSU players recorded
one hit each in the loss with junior
infielder Whitney Hall scoring the
sole Ram run of the game.
Sophomore Lonnie Jones drove in
the run with an RBI sacrifice bunt
in the fifth inning.
Fielding errors would plague the
Rams all game long as the squad
totaled five errors and allowed
eight unearned runs to the Aggies.
The Rams ran into problems early
as the team allowing seven first
inning runs to the Aggies. The
first three Affgie runs of the game
were all unearned, followed by a
pair of two-RBI hits.
The Rams continued to struggle
in the second inning where the
Aggies would tack on nine runs,
including eight earned runs in the
contest. A Ram fielding error
would lead to another score by the
Aggies as well. The Rams added
another pair of unearned runs in
the fourth inning.
All three WSSU pitchers went
into the circle in the loss with jun
ior Desiree Ramirez (1-5) taking
the loss. Ramirez pitched just one-
third of an inning, allowing three
earned runs with a strike-out and
two walks.
Junior Amber Shore pitched two
and two-thirds innings as well,
allowing three earned runs with
four walks and a pair of strikeouts.
Sophomore Ashley Boswell pitched
an inning, allowing five earned
runs with just one walk.
The Automated ScoreBook
Winston-Salem State at North Carolina Centr (Game 2)
Apr 02, 2008 at Durham, NC (Thomas Brooks Park)
Winston-Salem State 9 (15-12)
Player
AB R H RBI BB SO PO A LOB
GILLETTE,Devyn cf 4220 00100
SPINKS,Candace rf 4121 00100
TERRY,Bonika ss 3011 01010
SHORE, Amber dh 3122 00002
HALL, Whitney 3b 2000 10002
HULL,Brittany ph/3b 1110 00000
RAMIREZ,Desiree lb 4 220 01900
SUTTON,Kendall 2b 2 124 10110
JONES,Bronwen If 2001 001 11
BOSWELL,Ashley p 3 111 01033
WOODBURY,Kayla c 0 000 005 10
Totals 28 9 1310 2 3 18 7 8
North Carolina Centr 0 (3-32)
BLACNMAGIC
Black Magic: ESPN's Most-Watched Documentary
Player
ABR H RBIBBSOPOA LOB
Blue,Sophia 3b 3 020 000 20
Langston,Jennifer dh 3000 03001
Ishida,Michelle p/cf 2 000 000 20
Pittman,Francheska c 2000 01400
Henderson,Ashley lb 2010 007 10
Stroud,Ashanti ss 2000 000 10
Williams,Kristina cf/lf.. 2000 02201
Schooler,Kristen rf/p.... 2 000 002 10
Holmes,Jamila If/rf 2000 00000
Delgado,Kristina 2b...0000 00300
Totals 20 030 06 18 72
Score by Innings R H E
Winston-Salem State. 130 104 9 13 0
North Carolina Centr 000 000 0 3 2
ESPN
March 16's first part of ESPN's
critically acclaimed Black Magic,
which aired commercial free in two
parts March 16 and 17, was
watched by an average of 1,211,000
households (based on a 1.3 rating),
making it ESPN's most-watched
documentary.
The film, directed by Dan Klores,
tells the story of the injustice which
characterized the Civil Rights
Movement in America, as told
through the lives of basketball play
ers and coaches who attended and
worked at Historically Black
Colleges and Universities (HBCU).
"With the national discourse
swirling around the topic of race,
the success of Black Magic speaks
to the desire of sports fans for con
tent that explores new voices on the
American sports story,"said Keith
Clinkscales, senior vice president,
ESPN content development and
enterprises.
"We thank Mr. Klores for deliver
ing such a high quality and
thought-provoking film, as we
endeavor to deliver more from
ESPN Films in the coming months."
Black Magic broke the record set
in March 2006 by Through the Fire
(1,140,000 homes, based on a 1.3
rating) and averaged 1,546,000
viewers (P2+). The second part of
Black Magic also performed very
well, with an average of 948,000
homes (1,182,000 viewers), based on
a 1.0 rating.
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E - Blue,Sophia; Henderson,As. DP - WSSU 1. LOB -
WSSU 8; NCCU 2. 2B -
TERRY,B(6); SHORE,A(2); SUTTON,K(3). 3B -
RAMIREZ,D(2); SUTTON,K(2). HBP -
TERRY,B; SUTTON,K. SH - JONES,B 2(5). SF -
SHORE,A(l). SB - SP1NKS,C(3);
TERRY,B(7).
Winston-Salem State IP H R ER BB SO AB BP
BOSWELL,Ashley. 6.0 3 0 0 0 6 20 20
North Carolina Centr IP H R ERBBSOABBF
Ishida,Michelle 5.0 7 5 4 2 3 20 27
Schooler,Kristen.... 1.0 6 4 4 0 0 8 8
Win - BOSWELL,A (6-2). Loss - Ishida,Miche (0-7). Save -
None.
HBP - by Ishida,Miche (TERRY,B); by Ishida,Miche (SUT-
TON,K).
Umpires - HP: T.S. Harkness IB; E. Fryer
Start; 4:40 pm Time; 1:20 Attendance; 25
Game; WSSUSB27
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