Dodge County Indian Austin Clements is preparing to steal from frist base against the Worth County Rams. Clements went on to score for the Indians. (Photo by Camille Taylor)

Indians claim revenge against Rams

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Wednesday, March 16. 2011
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The Dodge County Indians baseball team defeated the Worth County Rams on Monday, March 7, 2011, in Eastman with a score of 10-2. The Indians were exacting a measure of revenge against the Rams for a 14-8 victory over the Indians a week earlier in Sylvester.
In the first game, the Indians totaled 15 hits versus 12 for Worth County.
But the Indians also had a combination of 15 wild pitches/passed balls in that game that allowed multiple unearned runs to go on the board for the Rams.
The Indians were determined to correct those mistakes when the Rams came to Eastman.
Sophomore pitcher Aron Chick had his best outing of the year when he limited the Rams to six hits over seven innings while recording seven strikeouts on 121 pitches. Chick experienced control problems from time to time as he hit five batters and walked six.

Even with all of the free passes, only one batter had multiple hits and only one of those runs was earned.
Dodge County batters kept up their hard-hitting ways by banging out 13 hits against four Rams pitchers.

O.J. Hogan led the team with three hits, two RBI’s, and a walk in four at-bats including a double in the first inning. Brady Blalock was two for four with two stolen bases, two runs scored, and an RBI. Clint Taylor reached base safely in all four of his at-bats including a double, a walk, and a fielder’s choice.

Christian Miller went two for four with a run scored and Cole Evans went two for two with two walks and two runs scored.
Also scoring runs for the Indians were JoJo Harrison and Austin Clements. The Indians are currently ranked number 10 in class AA in the Georgia Prep Country coaches poll.

The Indians have four games scheduled for this week. The Indians were scheduled to play their first Region 3B-AA game against the East Laurens Falcons on Tuesday night at home. Next, the Indians will travel to Dublin to take on the Irish on Friday at 6:00 p.m in their second Region game.

On Saturday, March 19, the Indians will travel to Carrollton to participate in the Carrollton Diamond Classic and will play the Carrollton Trojans at 11:00 a.m. and then the Heard County Braves at 1:30 p.m.
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