Claremore dropped two games Thursday in the Nike Pro Nine high school baseball tournament before the snow hit in Owasso.
A four-run rally in the bottom of the seventh was not enough to catch Blanchard. The Class 4A Lions held an 8-3 lead entering the seventh and turned back the Claremore bid.
The Zebras did, however, out-hit Blanchard, 14-7.
The Zebras did not have such offense in their other game. Sand Springs banged out 17 hits and dropped the Zebras, 15-3.
Claremore scraped together nine hits, but could not slow down the Sandites. Sand Springs scored six in the top of the seventh.
SAND SPRINGS 15, CLAREMORE 3
Sand Springs 031 302 6 — 15 17 0
Claremore 101 010 0 — 3 9 2
Frazier, Dyer (3) and Combs. Coyle, Sephus (5), Stafford (7) and Cerrito. W — Dyer. L — Coyle.
BLANCHARD 8, CLAREMORE 7
Blanchard 230 011 1 — 8 7 3
Claremore 000 102 4 — 7 14 2
Pryor, J.Elmore (7) and West. Coplon and Grauer. W — Pryor. L — Coplon.
SEQUOYAH WOOD BAT FESTIVAL
Claremore Sequoyah 10, Dewey 1
Nowata 5, Sperry JV 1
Fort Gibson 9, Dewey 6
Fort Gibson 9, Nowata 3
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