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EARL WATT

   • Leader & Times

 

Luke Steward gave up a first-inning grand slam to the Derby Twins in the NBC World Series opener for the Bee Jays, and the Twins made it stick by handing the Bee Jays a 9-6 loss.

That’s how the NBC World Series started for the Bee Jays, and it appeared Liberal would have a short stint when the Bee Jays fell behind 6-0 to the San Diego Stars in the second game of pool play before a  mad rally late led to an 11-7 win.

After giving up a first-inning grand slam in their tourney opener, the Bee Jays allowed another run in the second inning and trailed 5-0.

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EARL WATT

    • Leader & Times

 

The NBC World Series field of teams is set, and the winningest program at the tournament has again qualified.

Liberal will be part of the 2024 tournament.

Last year the Bee Jays became the winningest team in tournament history, and it is also one of the most successful with five national championships and six runner-up finishes.

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EARL WATT

    • Leader & Times

 

A rain-shortened game that ended in a loss Tuesday, coupled with a 9-7 loss Wednesday, opened the door for the Hays Larks to pass the Liberal Bee Jays in the final weekend of the Rocky Mountain League season.

Both Hays and Liberal have already received bids to the NBC World Series that starts next week, but the Bee Jays had control of their own destiny heading in to the pair of games with the Larks.

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EARL WATT

    • Leader & Times

 

After knocking off Dodge City 3-1 in a seven-inning non-league game at Brent Gould Field Monday, the Bee Jays traveled to Hays in a key two-game series with the Larks, and after a rough opener, the Bee Jays took Game 2 to preserve their spot in first place in the Rocky Mountain League.

Hays scored early Tuesday and had a 6-0 lead after the second inning.

Hays added another run in the fourth and five more in the fifth to take a 12-0 lead.

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EARL WATT

   • Leader & Times

 

Liberal extended its holiday winning streak on the Fourth of July and added a 14th consecutive win Saturday over the Fort Collins Foxes before a 13-inning game ended Liberal’s streak with an 8-6 loss.

Despite falling behind 6-2 against the A’s on the Fourth of July, the Bee Jays rallied late with three runs in the fifth, four in the sixth, one in the seventh and two in the eighth to rally for a 12-7 win.

Liberal took advantage of five Dodge City errors and outhit the A’s 14-10.

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  1. Race tightens just in time for the holiday week of games
  2. Bee Jays extend winning streak in Colorado
  3. Bee Jays use long ball, solid defense to sweep Cougars, win 7 straight
  4. Bee Jays complete sweep of Pioneers
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