WRFH/Radio Free Hillsdale 101.7 FM - Baseball: Hillsdale vs. Ashland (Game Two), 05/03/25

Episode Date: May 3, 2025

Baseball: Hillsdale vs. Ashland (Game Two), 05/03/25Eleanor Whitaker and Gabe Themar on the call for WRFH

Baseball is playing off against the Ashland Eagles on this afternoon. This is the second baseball game of a double header. The previous game, they played Ashlyn, and Ashland won six to four, and now they're at another one. Oh, and I'm Eleanor Whitaker. I'm Gabe Thiemann. Thank you for being here with us today. Yeah, today, Chargers taken on Ashland for the third time since last night.

So far, the Chargers, as of their win last night, have clinched a spot in the GMAC conference playoffs. Now this game will decide future seating for that tournament. And our pitcher right now is Kerry, Beston Carey, and he's warming up. The Hillsdale's on the field and Ashland. is up to bat and uh looks at the first batter up is crook shan krockenberg i'm gonna tie hound again 29 sean frugal and they step up Sean krekenberg with a three six two batting average carry and ball outside started in 36 games played 40 so far this year carry and that's strike

Ashley won't Half swing looks like it's a ball though He almost goes for it It made another perfect playing the outfield Oh and it's pop up and that's a foul over the head All gets returned. That's two balls, two strikes. There you go.

And, oh, and Prickenberg swings. But it might have tipped off the bat. That was probably a foul. So he, Rick and Bird gets another chance. Two balls, two strikes. Bing and, oh, another foul pop up, hits the net towards the fans. Kerry Gibson, our Gibson Kerry's starting this game. He has an erred run average, 3-5-4 in the year.

Three-and-three records this year's a starter. It's 40.2 innings pitch so far as of 10. today. Oh, and that's out to the left field, and it hits the ground. Krokenberg runs around to second. It makes the second, slides into second, and stays at second. Krokenberg is on second. Krokenberg, one of their best batters this year, second only to Max Carson, Max Karon.

Next up, we have Gavin Dobbles. Number seven, Gavin Dobbles. 261 average. Number seven, Gavin Dobbles. 36 games started, 40 play total. No. Swing and that's a ball. Low.

We'll see if Huckabberg tries to see. Chuckabberg tries to steal and oh that's strike one ball, one strike oh and there's stopped we have

Dobbles is on first Crookinberg is on third Tricky situation. Forces at second base, but they're going to start watching home. Hillsdale defense needs to make sure they're watching these balls. Dobles, one of the guys you've got to look out for if you're Tanuta. Next up we have Karen, number eight. Oh, hit out to right field again.

And that's caught by the right fielder. Oh, but Krokenberg goes into home and touches the first place. It's thrown in. It seemed like Krikenberg wasn't going to go into home for a minute, but he did. And so Ashland scores one. 1-0, Ashland, at the top of the first inning. Next up, we have Sam Witt. With Sam.

Oh, and that's ground ball right to the pitcher. Dobbles goes the second. Hought. Went past the pitcher a little bit. Pitcher seemed to fumble a little bit, but it was driven right to the pitcher. Now there's a man on second and third. Next up, we have Overhalt. Callan Overholt.

Callin Overholt. Number two. 309 average and 33 RBI's leading his team tied with Jeremiah Kangalosi That's his ball Call the ball looks kind of like a strike Carrie looking back Dobles 8 of 10 on stolen bases this year One of the fastest guys on Ashland Oh

Caring throws and that's another ball two balls no strikes And one out There goes. That's another ball. So close. He's trying to make him swing. But, yes. Go, two. Oh, that's another ball. And overhauled walks.

Now the bases are loaded. There's only one out And next up is Number 26 Jeremiah Cangelos. A lefty Looks like. Lefty with 2-98 batting average 33 RBIs on the year.

Three home runs. I got to be careful about this. Oh, that was really wide. That was a ball. That was out of here. He probably wants him to hit a ball right to one of the fielders. The fielders can get it out and then also touch one

their bases and get two outs and one. That would be ideal here. And oh, carry throws and that's another ball. They look so close to the strike zone, but they're just balls. Kangalost has two balls,

no strikes. Oh, Kangalos swing, or kind of half swings. What is the ump going to call us? That's a strike. That's a strike. Two balls, one strike. One out. One out. And carry out. Oh, that's a high, high ball. Three balls and one strike. He really doesn't want to walk this guy. He should be better to have to have the guy hit it.

and throw it to one of the fielders so we can try to get some outs. Oh, and throws. Oh, and Kangalaw swings. That's two strikes, three balls, full count, one out. See if he can strike him out. He needs to strike this guy. And, oh, that's two outs. Well done on Kerry's part.

He got the strike. right when he needed one. Now he just needs to strike out this other guy. But it's a little easier now if the batter hits a pop fly, one of the fields can catch it. I'll be three outs in the ending over, but he does not want to walk him. Oh, who's this guy?

This is, Weaver hits a foul ball off to the right. So that's one strike, two outs. Ashland has one, and we're at the top of the first end. and all the bases are loaded. And throw, oh, another foul ball off to the right. Weaver. Weaver is just giving him the two strikes he needs.

Weaver's a 353 average, just threatened. Leaving three runners on base, he strikes out now. Terry winds up. Throws, oh, ball on the outside. On the outside. Ashley, looking to score point. carries throws oh weaver hits another foul ball off to the right weaver wants to hit a grand slam today oh the team team huddles for a talk discussing how they want to go about this game

it's the top of the inning and they already have all the bases loaded not looking super great for Hillsdale at the moment. They need to work on their defense. It seemed like in the other game, the defense wasn't looking so great. So hopefully they have a new game, new mindset. Do well on this one. We'll see what they do. Slemaer number 12.

Shlin is going to go to the conference, but this game is for a stand. Carry throws. Oh, and Sweaver throw. It's another foul ball off to the right. Way out of the stadium. He's not hitting the ball right on. No, Carrie give him a good battle in the first inning. This can either blow up in a big way for Ashland

or the Hillsdale can escape. Only one run scored. Yeah. So close. Oh, he throws, oh, again, it's a ground ball. Off to the shortstop. Shirt stop throws it to the second basement. That's an out.

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Catch up on the latest news happening now on WRFH. We're back to a game between Hillsdale and Ashland. Right now we have Tenuta, who's up to bat. And he just struck out. The Ashland pitcher is Leishman, number 22. He's up, and he struck out Hillsill's first batterer, so it's not looking good at the bottom of the first inning. Now we have number 17.

Zach Kent is up to bat. Kent's having a breakout final season with a 340 batting average, 20 extra base hits. That's ball. Leishman throws an outside ball. One G-Mack player of the week last week. Nice job, Ken. Can we?

Oh, he swings against swings, and that's a strike. One ball and one strike. Ashlyn has one run. He still has zero runs. One out. Oh, that's a large ball out to the right. It feels like it to be a foul. It's, oh, who was that caught?

Er. Er. Number, it was number eight. Max Karen dropped, dropped the foul out. Yeah, almost gotten out there. Kent Swingham, leading the team in home runs with six this year.

I was hoping to expand on that number just now. Mm-hmm, yeah, he'll so wants a home run. One ball, two strikes, one out. Bottom of the first inning. Oh, Kent hits it to the first basement, first baseman fumbles. Oh, the second baseman fumbles, and Kent makes it to first. The ball went to the first basement, and it kind of just leaped out of his hand into the second basement, and the second baseman dropped it.

So Ken's by Ashley. Yeah, three errors and two plays. I mean, uncharacteristic of the team in the first place in the GMACS, no, 34-13 record. Now, name. We have Will Lehman number 33. Oh, he hits it off to the left. That's a foul ball.

Layman, one of the three freshmen contributing a lot to the charges this season, along with Rocco Tanuta and Tyler Sowers. Check that guard, Swenson. Fleischman throws an outside ball. Kent inching towards second. We'll see if he's. steals Lechman with a 4-5-8 ERA so far this year

6 and 3 record Oh Leschman Strikes swings That's one ball and two strikes That's Lehman Not Lehmann, that's the math

Lehmins's the pitcher Lehmins up to bat One ball, two strikes, one out. That's an outside ball. Two balls and two strikes. One out. Oh, that's another foul out to the left field.

Looks like it's, yeah, it looks like it's on the foul side. Pass Lehman's second strike, two balls and two strikes. Zach Kent on first, hoping to. break the first run for the chargers and tie up with ashland shaltz. Now the two two three hours. Shand throws. Oh, that's a low ball.

That's a full count. Three balls. Two strikes. One out. Kent on first. Ashland, one run. Hillsdale. Zero.

Oh, and Leichmann throws the first. trying to get Kent out trying to stop Kent from stealing first baseman throws him back Kent safe Oh, Leachman throws it to first again tries again to psyched Kent out but Kent is ready

He's not fooled Now here comes the Bayoff pitch Now Leishman throws Oh, Latheman throws Oh, Laman hits a foul off to the right this time. Big foul. Hilsden wants to hit. Three balls, two strikes, one out, full count.

Full count. throws. Oh, that's a... Laman hits to first and then hits to second. Looks like the, um, Kent is out on second. The ball was, uh, hit to the first baseman. The first baseman through to second. Next up for the charges.

The right fielder, January 28, Augie Hutchison. Augie Hutchinson up to bat. So that's two outs with Lehman on first, one man on first. Lightman throws. Hutchinson with a ball out to the bat. foul ball up to the back. Hutchinson is the senior with a 279 batting average and two home runs on his final season here. Wrapping up final series of the year.

Oh, Elishman throws a ball. That's one strike and one ball for Hutchinson. He's from throws. Strike. out of an outside strike Strike one ball two strikes Two outs To throws

Oh that's a strike Well hit off a foul Hit off to the right Chimson Fowle is hitting a lot of fouls today In the first inning They want to hit You have to hit the ball square on

And the one, two, delivery is coming. And throws, Hutchinson with another foul off to the back right. One ball, two strikes, two outs. Get him looking. So senior from, former Selim Hornet, Horny, Hishman winds up, throws, Hutchinson, oh, strikes.

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Welcome back. You're listening to Chargers baseball and Radio Free Hillsdale 101.1.1.7 FM. I'm Gabe. I'm Eleanor Whitaker. Thank you for joining us. We are the beginning of the second inning. Ashland is up to bat. Hillsdale is in the field.

We did not go super well for him. Hedonnell last inning. Number 17, Peltz, up to bat. Carry, 22, tunes, adds a ball. It's like. Batten Pelt with 264 batting average, four home runs on the year, and 23 all the eyes. That's a strike. One ball, one strike.

One ball, one strike. And carry throws. Oh, and Peltz hits a foul off to the left. Big foul. One ball, two strikes. Come on, Betty. You get a start, need to make sure. One ball, two strikes.

One ball. Carry throws. And that's a ball. Two balls, two strikes. Balls should drink great if you could strike him out now. Oh, Peltz hits a ground ball out to the shortstop. Shortstop throws it to the first and Peltz is out. Nice job.

Defense was ready for that. One out. Next up for the Eagles, number 15, Dan Miller. Next number 15 with the Eagles, we have Miller. Yeah, Dan Miller. Miller with a 2-27 batting average and seven RBI. He throws a strike. He throws.

That was close. That was a ball. One ball, one strike, one out. Ashland is leading by one point. Hillsdale has zero, hoping to keep Ashland down. Throw. Oh, Peltz tries to bunt it, but that's strike. Get

Get Good All Very throws Oh that's an outside ball A little bit of a On the wild side there This is actually the first

Hillsdale College sports game I've ever watched before Never gone to a sports game before It's kind of fun Carry throws Oh that's a Fow off to the left Oh but caught

Foul caught by the the third baseman. That's the second out. And we're back to the top of Ashland's lineup with Freckinberg. Sean Krukeberg. Shout out. Nate Treffler, head coach in Hillsdale, football. That's his nephew down up to bat.

Oh, cool. Cool. Carry throws. Nice, solid strike. Don't want Krokenberg. to hit because that did not go well last inning. No, not at all. Sean Krookinberg, 362 batting average and

30 RBIs on the air. Oh, Kerry throws an outside ball. He throws. Krookinberg goes for it, but tips off. That's a foul. One ball, two strong. strikes, two outs. Top of the second inning.

Carrey throws. Bruckerberg smacks out to the right for a foul. One ball, two strikes, two outs. Nobody on base. Nobody on base. We ready. Throw and another bowel out to the back.

They're going through a lot of balls today. Carrie's doing pretty good, though. Make some good strikes. Come on, throws it. Two balls, two strikes, two outs. Nobody on base. It would be great if you could strike this guy out. It's perfect timing.

Rows, oh, that's, oh, that's a ball. People did not like. that call. Three balls, two strikes, two outs, full count. Crickenberg wants to hit it. Carrey Striking, a ground ball out to the right fielder. Pookenberg makes it to first and stays. The ball is thrown into the infield, just a single, but there's a Crookkenberg on first base. Now next up we have dobbles number seven. He's back. No balls, no strikes.

Two outs. Top of the second inning. Throws. Oh, Carrie throws a ball. Ashton four hits so far. And already back to the second person in their lineup. Crows. Carry throws an ounce.

A ball. Man on first. throws it and that's a strike two balls two strikes two outs two outs

oh line drive to the first basement he drops it oh just barely can't make it back throws to the first hits it right to the first basement the first baseman makes an error stumbles just tries to lean over while doubles is running past,

tries to tag him, but I just can't see you to make it. Man on first and second, two outs. Number eight, Karen is now up to bat. Force is on third. Carry throws. That's a, he throws a ball. Max Karen with a 4-26 batting average, 31 RBIs, two home runs,

solid batter for the Eagles. Two people first and second carry throws carrying out with a foul off to the right. One ball, one strike, two outs. They're in dangerous territory. But they have two outs. They just need one more out. Carry throws, line drive out to the shortstop, base run around with the throw to first. and they get Karen out at first.

Nice play by the Hillsdale Fields. That is the end of the top of the second inning. Ashland won Hillsdale Zero. Now Ashland and Hillsdale will be up to back. You are listening to Chargers Baseball on Radio Free Hillsdale at 101.7 FM. You've landed on Hillsdale College's student-run radio station. You don't need to slam the brakes on us because our student content reminds you of the good, the true, and the beautiful.

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You're listening to Chargers baseball. Now right up, we have number three, Millard. Pitcher threw a strike. Now we just threw a outside ball. Pitcher is Leishman, number 22. Millard with a 2-7 average and 13 RBI so far this year. Ischman throws a ball, two balls, one strike. Must be tough playing baseball during finals week.

Eichmann throws outside ball. Leishman part of the dominant veteran national pitching staff this year. Neck and neck with North would form the top ERA teams to GMAQ. Lechman throws a ball and that's four balls. Millard walks, goes to first. for the chargers.

The other side of the dealer. It's like, I can shake Slishman. Hopefully I can do that. Next up for the Chargers, we have number 16, John Swenson, up to bat. Fleischman throws outside wall. I wonder if Fleischman will try to get the first man on first out again. And on first, one ball, no strikes, no outs.

Oh, he does. Sleishman threw to the first basement again, trying to get that guy out. He does not like having people on first. Millard, Miller's on first. That's right. Leishman throws. And that's a ball.

Two balls, no strikes. Two balls, no strikes. No outs. Bottom in the second inning. Oh, Leishman throws the first again. And Millard slides in, but just safe enough. Just enough. They have to be on his toes.

Miller still takes a little bit of a lead Lashman throws a ball ball on the outside Guard Swenson one of the other three freshmen contributing a lot this year for the Chargers Garde Lysham throws a strike

three balls one strike no outs man on first Mishman throws And that's a foul. Hit the, just hit right in front of the plate. Swenson hit it. Foul off to the back.

Kind of dribbled into the field and player ran and grabbed it from the field. That's three balls, two strikes, no outs. Full count. Leishman looking to probably strike him out. Throws. Swanson off to the left, and that's a foul ball. Out by the bullpen. three balls two strikes no outs hillsdale looking a rebound from a lost series to tiffin

trying to close out with the series winning against ashlin this week goes swenson a drive out to the right field swenson makes it to first right field holds it everyone holds but that was a nice hit got swenson on first millard on One second. The second basement. Number 18. Solid drive. Billy Paraski.

Next step, we have Paratsky. What's it? Billy Paraski. Number 18, Billy Paraski. Ashland coming in for a team talk. Discussing what to do next. Ashland took a hold, seized lead of the GMAC. after a series win over Northwood last week.

But Hillsdale could threaten that one seed if they knock enough games off Ashin with Northwood performs well enough with their matchup this weekend too. Ashen could lose the one seed in the tournament. Pratsky with a 259 batting average, 16 RBIs. Shout out Bailey Wade and Riley Wade, two football guys from Praski, Michigan.

Praski's actually from Cincinnati. Ohio though went to St. Xavier High School. Now they're back ready to play. Oh, Leishman throws it to second. Tries to get Millard on second out. The second baseman was ready. Miller was ready too, though. They did not get him out.

Millard 0 for one on stolen base attempts so far this season. Leishman paranoid on the mound, though. Lechman throws. Oh, and Swans. Parrotsky looks like he tries to bunt it. Bunting would probably allow him to advance, hopefully load up the bases. Billy Paraski is a freshman. One ball, no strikes, no outs.

Leichmann throws. Billy tries to bunt, but the ball almost hits him. That's two balls, no strikes. There we go, Mark. Hey, throw a strike in and out. Here we go. Two balls, no strikes, no outs. Men on first and second.

Oh, they run to, they throw the ball second again, tries to get Millard out. Does their attempt doesn't work? Millard and Swanson are safe on bases. Nobody out. One ball, one strike. Fishman throws and that is a ball. It's like two balls, one strike. No outs. Bottom of the second inning, Ashland with one run.

Hillsdale, no runs. Hillsdale looking to get some runs. They want to get a good hit here. Help all their men advance. Leschman throws. There's a bunt, successful bunt, players run, throw to first. Basis are loaded.

Well done bunt by Billy Perotsky. Next up for the Chargers. Next up for the Chargers is number nine. Aaron Jaseyak. Jasek. Jasek. Aaron Jasek. Jason with a 289 batting average.

Eight RBIs, no home runs on the air. Bases loaded. And that's a strike. Leisham does strike. No balls, one strike, no outs. Base is loaded. It's looking good for Hillsdale. Leishman and throws and J-6 swings.

That's a strike. The sophomore from Kalamazoo, Michigan, Parchment High School. Two strikes. Ash. Ash and throws. J-Sick with a foul to the back. It's a strike. Drows.

That's a low ball. One ball, two strikes. base is loaded Clashman ready to throw and J6 swings just tips it off that's a foul one ball two strikes JASIC the infielder and utility

do it all guys for the Chargers hoping to bring in a couple guys at least at least one and tie this game up and that's another foul ball off to the right one ball two strikes need to hit Fleischman throws

and that's a drive out to the right field all players advancing ball still back they run he's running he's running he's running he's going for home he slides in triple from the all you can do a guy brings every runner in and the charges take this lead that was amazing

nice job by Jasek Hillsdale scores that's three runs I believe. Yes, three RBIs for sophomore up to bat. Another sophomore infielder, Tyler Turner. He throws Tyler with another drive out to center field all the way back. Tyler slides into second and stays. Excellent double. A double from the Division I transfer of Monmouth University.

From Virginia, Pontenac, Virginia, off the river. Now to imagine the charges. Great spark at the end of this line. Yeah. Turner brought in J-Sec to home base. So now Hillsdale has scored four runs. That's Ashland won Hillsdale 4. What a big change.

Next up we have Rocco Tanuta. Shun throws. Rocco, that's a ball. Man on second. One ball, no strikes, no outs. Nilsons scored four runs and there are still no outs. And that's a line drive down to third base, throws over to second, sorry, first, and Tenoota is out.

Right to third, third through it to first, first got to base before Tenoota. No balls, no strikes, one out. Next up, we have Zach Kent. Hillsville, the 15 and 13 conference record. Clinch is a playoff spot, but with a win today and a couple Finley lost, this could move into the third seat and could avoid Ashland in the neck in the first round of the playoffs. Leishman throws a ball. One ball, no strikes, one out.

When you go to the airport? Man on second. throws. It looks like it tips off the bat. That's probably a strike. One ball, one strike. Ball, one strike, one out, man on second. And that's another foul.

Off to the right. Team leader with six home runs with a 340 batting average on the air. Multi-year senior. is the final season for the Chargers. I want to lead this team to a playoff run. A breakout season this year. Tows, and that's a foul tip off the bat.

Zach Kent, that's one ball, two strikes, one out. There's a deal. Slash one throws. Kent with another foul right off the tip. One ball, two strikes. One out. Man on second. One ball, two strikes.

One out. Man on second. Leishman ready to throw. Up. Oh, that's a ball. Two balls, two strike. Kent, up for bat. Two balls, two strikes, one out.

And Vince. And Vince. And Kent swings. That's a strikeout. No, oh, no, it tipped off the bat, so it's not. That was another foul by Kent. Two balls, two strikes, one out. You can see it on your screen at home.

She went throws. Oh, Kent swings. He's out. That's a strikeout. Ten didn't look too happy about that. He, it was close. It was a swing, but maybe, maybe, yeah,

depends what you're looking at. Will Lehman up to bat, freshman. Layman, excuse me, Lehman, he's got a, foul ball off the back. 301 average. 38 RBIs

and four home runs is a freshman. impressive numbers for his first year's a charger yeah still got a man on second now there are two outs no no balls one strike two outs and in the layman swings that's a second strike careful you don't want to strike out here the standout from Dallas Texas turning to Christian high school stellar career over in the outlaw state is name and throws a ball Houselah has four runs. Ashland has one. She was a lot.

Wight ball. That's two balls, two strikes, two out, man on second. Top of the third inning. No, it was still bottom of them in second, actually. Elshman throws, leaving swings. He's out. That's the third out, strikeout, in an inning where Hillsdale scored four runs. Nice job by the Chargers. You're listening to Chargers baseball on Radio Free Hillsdale at 101.7 FM. I'm Michelle Polino, Kenny Chesney, June Carter Cash, producer Tony Brown, were announced

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This is Eleanor Whitaker. You're back to the baseball charges lead. Four runs to one at the bottom of the top of the third. third inning. Up to bat, we have Sam Witt, and Kerry is on the mound. He throws, hit ground ball out to the short second, basement, second, throws it to

first, and Sam Witt is out. Sam Witt, Jr. from Martin, Ohio. Transfer from Owens Community College over in the fleet, Ohio. Number two, Conlon, Overhold. Next up, we have number two, Connor Overholt. Overholt 3.09 batting average.

Carry throws. And that's a ball. Looks like this kind of been a strike when it was a ball. The Redshirt Jr. out of Lincolnview High School in Ohio. Inside ball.

Thrown by carry. Overhaul. Up to bat. You have two balls, no strikes, one out. Carrie throws a strike. See if Carrie can strike them out more like he did last time. Did a good job of holding back Ashland at the top of the second. Kerry does a strike.

You're at the top of the third inning. Halesdale leads, 4-1. Trows. Two balls, two strikes, one out. Carrie, the freshman pitcher out of Sturgis, Michigan, fun fact about him, led his high school, won his high school's eating competition two years in a row. Carrie with a ball on the outside and walks overhauled.

What eating competition? What was eating? Sturgis High School, they've got this annual... Next up to the bat. The third basin, number 26, Jeremiah. His annual fried chicken eating contest. They do a big barbecue. and everyone brings,

every family makes their own fried chicken. He's back-to-back, 23 and 24-year champ. Wow. Baseball and fried chicken. Kerry throws a ball. Next up, we have Kanglossi, number 26, Kanglossi.

To bat. One ball, no strikes, one out. Kerry throws another ball. throws strike by carry by throws strike strike by carry two balls one strike

one out and ashland has man on first from when carry walked goes and the strike kangolosi swings kangalosi one of the leading batters on

Ashland of a lot of guys pick up a lot of guys from community college a lot of Owens CC guys this gangalos from Trenton CC A couple buddies playing football over there Two balls two strikes Carry throw the

live ball Three balls two strikes One out, man on first Three balls two strikes, one out, man on first. throws and Kanglosey with a foul. The guy on first tried to get the second in time, but he has to go back now. Three balls, two strikes, one out. Top of the third inning.

Man on first. Throws, oh, with a ball. Looks like he hits. I don't know, I couldn't tell if he hit him, but it's four balls, I think, so he walked him. He just walked two of Ashton's batters. And on second and third. Next step, we have Gage Weaver. The freshman of man sealed Ohio, Ontario High School.

No walls, no strikes. One out. throws a ball that was high 2 3 8 batting average 2 home runs 2 RBIs on the air 8 RBIs on the air actually

One of the few young ones that were able to Young players able to crack the lineup at this veteran Ashen team Weaver with a foul ball to the back Hill balls two strikes

1 out throws a weaver with a ground ball to the second baseman second basement to short stop into first looks like it's a double out well done by hillsdale and threw it to first baseman got the person not running the first out first out first guy going to first is out that's three outs and that concludes the top of the third inning You're listening to Charters Baseball on Radio Free Hillsdale at 101.7 FM. Americans think of Mark Zuckerberg's meta. They think of Instagram and Facebook and maybe threads.

Its chat platform WhatsApp has not been as quickly adopted as it has in Europe, Asia, and Africa, mostly because U.S. phone networks include free texting in one way or another. WhatsApp often seems unnecessary unless you had contacts outside the U.S. who rely on it. But the app's other features, such as broadcasts, channels and status updates have grown in popularity as they allow a mass dissemination of messages to large or multiple large groups. And that has led to spam complaints. Now, according to TechCrunch, Meta says they will be testing limits on WhatsApp broadcast messages

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Back with some Chargers baseball. A big 4-1 lead. Now in the bottom of the third inning, second game of this double-header, lost the first game. Had a big win last Friday night. Augie Hutchinson, senior outfielder, up to bat. Augie Hustison. This inning.

Fourth in the lineup. Hose does it a nice job, but not letting Ashton get any wins last inning half. Now, Leishman, pitching. He throws a ball. Augie Hutchinson, hometown, or homestate guy from Saline, Michigan, Saline High School.

Bushman throws and Hutchinson with a swing. Two strikes. No man on base. No balls, two strikes. No outs. Bottom of the third. Leishman, throws a ball. One ball, two strikes.

We look at my team. I just don't plan any. She throws and the drive right to the pitcher. Leishman just casually tosses it to the first baseman. and Hutchinson is out. I mean, shoot, Leichmann was a great play behind the backs pick up with his club. I mean, there's only so much you can do. Yeah, it was right to him.

He just kind of jogged over to the first base and tossed to him. Next up we have Will Millard for Hillsdale. No balls, no strikes. Soft round of O'Fallon, Illinois. The 268 batting average, 20 RBIs on the air. Sheman throws a ball. One ball, one out. Shemann throws foul ball.

Miller with a foul ball to the back. 30. Two balls. Two balls, one strike, one out. That's a ball. Two balls, one strike, one out. This beautiful afternoon in Hillsdale. Two balls, one strike, one out.

Fleischman throws, strike. Two balls, two strike, one out. Nobody on any basis. This time. Bill Mallard. Millard strikes out. Disappointed by the app bad. Next up for the chargers, the center fielder, number 16.

Number 16, Swenson. The freshman, 6-3-185 out of Plymouth, Minnesota. Wayzada High School. Leishman with throws a ball. No ball, one ball, no strikes, two outs. Swenson with 268 batting average. 20 RBIs on the air. There's a hits a ball out to right field.

I'm sorry, fall, foul ball. Fowell ball out there. One ball, one strike. Swenson with a foul ball out the back. One ball, two strikes, two outs. Swenson wrapping up his first year at Hillsdale College here next week, finishing up his exams. freshman with a ball two balls two strikes two outs

shman throws oh hits Swenson right in the helmet he gets a free walk and that's why we wear helmets and that's the place the chargers next up we have freshman Billy Paraski number 18 Billy Paraski One man on first base. Pratsky looking to make another hit like he did in the previous inning. Donald Leishman throws the first, but Swenson runs to second.

Second baseman tags Swenson. That is an out. Unfortunate. Swenson went to go steal the base, and there was a shortstop waiting right there for him. So that is the end of the top of the third. inning. You're listening to Chargers Baseball on Radio Free Hills O at 101.7 FM.

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at jeffersonmediagroup.com. Oh, this is radio free Hillslow at 101.1.7 FM. And we're here at the beautiful Hillsville Chargers Field, the game Hillsville versus Ashland. We are at the top of the fourth inning, I believe. And up to bat, we have Ashland with, can't see his number, but I'm willing in a second. No, number 17, peltz.

Carrie is pitching. One strike. Carrie with another ball. Little ball. Peltz from Lake In Hills, Illinois, and McKenry Community College. Starting to see a theme with these rosters. Hillsdale seems to only recruit high schoolers

in Ashland is almost all Juko guys. Oh, pelts with a pop fly. out to second base, second base. Or short stop, that's shortstop. Shortstop catches it. And that's an out. Good start to the fourth inning. Number 15, Miller for Ashland. Cam Miller.

Cam Miller with a 2-27 batting average. There's a ball. Nine RBIs on the year. one ball no strikes one out hillsdale leads four to one because of an epic runs oh miller throws it right to first base first baseman runs tries to hit it and that's out that was a close one first baseman and miller were running the first base but first base got there just in time that was a play by number 33 is the first baseman who

Freshman out of Dallas, Texas. Next we have Krokenberg up again. Krukemberg up. Carry throws. Krokenberg with drive to the first baseman. Firstman, once again, runs to first. And that's another out. Two outs, short half of the fourth inning.

Well done by Hillsdale defense. Well, you're listening to Chargers Baseball on Radio Free Hills, though, at 101.7 FM. Where we're exploring the universe 60 seconds out of time. I'm Lauren Smith, and today we're looking at globular clusters. Globular clusters are some of the oldest objects in the night sky, almost as old as the universe itself. Unlike younger, looser-bound open clusters,

like the double cluster and the pleities, globular clusters are tight spheres of sometimes millions of older, gravitationally-bound stars. More than 160 orbit our Milky Way galaxy in a distant halo around its center, while tens of thousands more reside in other galaxies and even wander between them. To see these spectacular objects from the northern hemisphere, you'll need optical aid, a good pair of binoculars, a telescope, or a visit to a local star party or observatory. In springtime skies, look for M13, the Great Hercules cluster and M3,

both dazzling globulars containing hundreds of thousands of ancient stars. That's your Astro Minute. Hello, and we're back in another beautiful day at Hillsdale Charger Baseball Field. We are at the bottom of the fourth inning. And Hillsdale is up to bat. Ashland's out in the field. Hillsdale's looking to get a few more runs. They are leading four to one, but they can make their lead a little bit more comfortable today.

Up to that is Billy Paraski A freshman from Cincinnati, Ohio, St. Xavier High School. Shout to St. Xavier, he led his bowling team to a state championship in the offseason. Bold 303 times that year, senior year. Bowling star. Leichmann throws and Pratsky with a drive out to center field. The center fielder catches it.

That's an out. So, unfortunate. That was a nice hit. by Paratsky. Next up, we have Aaron Jasek. The shortstop. Number nine. Aaron Jase.

The sophomore out of Kalamazoo has a 2-8-9 batting average and 8 RBI so far this year. Leichmann throws a ball. One ball, one out. Nobody on base.

Fishman throws a ball. On the inside. I have a band-a. More. Two balls, no strikes, one out. Ashman throws another ball outside. Shamin throws a strike right down the middle. Three balls, one strike, one out.

Oh, J-6 swings. Three balls, two strikes, two strikes, one out. Oh, J-SIC just barely tips it. That's a foul. J-SIC, the ninth batted lineup, battling right now with number 22 Leishman, one of Ashland's several aces they have up their sleeve. Three balls, two strikes, and one out.

J-Sik with a drive-out to right field, and right-field catches it, unfortunately. That's an out. Two outs. No balls, no strikes, two outs. Next up for the servers. The left-dealer, number 23. Bottom of the fourth inning.

Next up, we have Tyler Turner, sophomore, number three. Also a lefty, just like Jasek. Lishman throws, Turner. Just watches a strike go by. One strike. Shepin throws, oh, ball. bounces off one of the catchers protection protective things so that's one ball one strike two outs the shman throws Turner swings and misses one ball two strikes two outs nobody on any basis

oh Turner throws right to first and first catches it Hillsville has had quite a few hits this inning but they've all been caught that's a fortunate. All right, that's the end of the fourth inning. You're listening to Chargers Baseball on Radio Free Hillsdale at 101.7 FM. I'm Deborah Valentine. The Jason Statham Thriller, a working man, takes number one at the box office beating expectations with a $15.2 million debut. What's the girl? You're a cop? Do you wish I was a cop? Throw these guys the next level. Look at those Brits.

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The woman in the yard comes out in fourth place with 9.5 million. and Death of a Unicorn finishes in fifth place with $5.8 million. Deppra Valentine, Fox News. Welcome back to Hillsdale Charger Baseball game. Hillsdale versus Ashland. We're at the top of the fifth inning. And Ashland is up to bat. First up, we have, I think we're at.

I'll get his number to second. Carry up to pitch. That is number two. call an overhaul up to bat 309 batting average and is that overhaul

I think so I believe so yeah one ball one strike carry throws overall with a foul ball a redshirt junior at Adelphos Ohio Lincoln View High School were a few guys that was actually

a player here as a freshman and sophomore carry with a ball that was way outside see that was the ball as soon as it left his hand hillsdale is leading uh four to one right now there are two balls two strikes no outs uh overhaul with a foul ball off to the left the number of foul balls we've had reminds me that there's actually only a one in 300,000 chance that a fan could get hit by a baseball in an average baseball game. It's probably MLB though. Carry throws and oh this is actually number seven Dobbles. Gavin Gavin Dobbles. There we go. Yes. The seven looks kind of like a two from here but no that's that's Dobbles and Dobbles with a foul ball off to the right two balls two strikes.

Dobbs of two six one batting average. Okay throws dobbles with another foul ball off to the bag. Sky high. Hear that. Hit the roof. And now Doppels is from Yorkville, Illinois, Yorkville High School. Another one of the guys has actually been here, freshman sophomore year. Two balls, two strikes. And Dobbles with a pop fly out to the left field. Will the left here to catch you?

Yes, the shortstop looks like caught the ball. That's an out. Nice job by the fielding team of Hillsdale. For the Eagles, the left footer, number eight. Max, Corona. Next up, we have number eight. Karen. Max.

Max Karen. With the highest batting average, his team, looks like. Oh, and he, a foul ball? Yes, Max Karen with an astounding. 0.426 batting average. It's just about everything thrown out of him. He developed his skill because he's actually from, uh, Kerry throws another hit and Karen foul balls it again.

Karen Lewis Center, Ohio, where they have a special way of training their baseball players. I mean, they start young. They're actually the youngest. They have the youngest club teams in the state for age groups. You can start at four years old, start playing T-ball. No balls, two strikes, one out. Karen up to bat. with Ashland Hillsdale pitching carry pitches oh and hits Karen wow that looks like it hurt

walks Karen Karen is on base Hillsdale has one out no balls no strikes but men on base next up for the Eagles we have number five with Sam 337 batting average and 17 RBIs and five home runs on the air carry throws and that's solid strike Sam went lets it go watch as it go by no balls one strike one out carry throws Sam went with a drive out to the right field pops up home run for Ashley that'll be two runs two people coming into home the horn run for the Ashland Eagles is a whole of this season. Number two,

Howard Overhold. That's two runs for Ashland, and now Hillsdale leads just by one points, four to three, Hillsdale. Next step for the Eagles is Overholt. Now we get to talk about Overholt. Colin Overholt. Hillsdale comes in for a team meeting

after that unfortunate home run on Kerry's part. He walked two guys, and then you let this other guy get a home run. That's not looking good. That could be the coach out there, too. I wonder if they will switch out, carry, or let them stay in a little bit longer.

It looks like there's a pitcher warming up in the bullpen for Hillsdale as well for whenever. Carrie gets a little tired. I still have Colin Overholt up to bad. No balls, no strikes, one out. bottom, top of the fifth, I think. That's ball. Carry swings overhaul.

Ooh, carry it as a high ball. Overhaul almost swings, but just last minute decides not to. Good choice on overhaul's part. That's two balls, no strikes, one out. Carry with an inside ball. Three balls, no strikes, one out. Not looking good for carry right now. He throws. Oh, with another, oh, that's a strike. Three balls, one strike, one out.

Overhaul hits it, runs over to the first baseman. First baseman tosses it to carry. Carry on first first, and he is out. Nice play. Second out. The ball went to the first baseman, but carry, the pitcher ran over there. to get to the first basement in time. Ball was thrown to carry and that's an out. Next up, we have Jeremiah Kangalosi, 26. Kanglosey, one of the better batters on this Ashland team. One more veteran guys, too. Carried throws, and that's an inside ball. One ball, no strikes, two outs.

Nobody on base, though. Ashton has scored two runs this inning already, though. Carry with another outside ball. Two balls, no strikes. Two outs. Can we start it again. Come in the inning. Okay.

So Kangas he hits and fouls it. Right. Goes right off the tip. That's a strike. Two balls, one strike, two out. Two balls, Two balls and strike two outs. Carrie throws, Kangolosi with another foul.

Two balls, two strikes, two outs. Carrie's probably looking to strike this guy out. Goes Kanglossi with a drive. Two balls, two strikes, two outs. Those Kangolosi with a drive out to the right field. Kangolosi makes it the first, but the right fielder throws it in and holds him at first. It's a single for Kangalosi. Next up for the Eagles, number 12, Gage Weaver.

Next up for the Eagles, number 12, Gabe Weaver. Gage? Yes, Gage Weaver. 353 batting average and nine RBIs, no home runs. Hillsdale is switching out carry. They're bringing in another pitcher number 45. Who number 45 is? Is it 42 Patrick McLean?

No, it's 15. Jacob Palo. You have Jacob Palo. Jacob Palo, the right-handed pitcher, 6-3-1-70 at a crissue. Grand Rapids, Michigan. Shout out Dean Pete, his hometown. And we have a pitching change for your Hillsdale College Chargers. Now I'm trying to gain number 15 from Grand Rapids, Michigan.

The right-handed pitcher, Jacob Powell. Jacob Palo is warming up now for his next game. We'll see how he does. He's a sophomore. This is we are at the top of the fifth inning. swapped hills the pitcher out the top of the fifth inning so hopefully ashton won't get any more runs this time it's supposed to be tough to have a game during finals week hills college is wrapping up here at hillsdale students are i have some of my last finals next week and then we'll break for the summer absolutely uh carry will finish the game with 5.2 innings pitched and a 4.03

earned run average for today slightly above his 3.5.4 earned run average over the season. But again, today we're in the thick of finals week right now. Tough way to finish the season. Yeah, I believe the tournament for the conferences next week. Hopefully Hillsdale will be prepared for that. All right. Up next for Ashland, we have number. number 12 peltz um ben peltz is up again see how this new pitcher does um

throws a strike is in his first pitch Jacob pallow a strike we are senior another juco guy in mckenry community college we're at the top of the fifth inning oh pello throws it to first oh it looks like the guy on first just barely made it

I'll just call it safe Top of the fifth inning One strike, two outs Guy Ashland has one man on first Palo throws and Weaver swings That's a strike, two strikes Powell the reliever with a 7.21 earned run average of beer 3 and 5 records of starter

12 appearances and 11 games started Powell balls and two strikes Powell throws and weaver swings and strikes out. Palo does what he was supposed to do. He came in and struck out Ashland. Nice job. That's the end of the top of the fifth inning. You're listening to Chargers Baseball on Radio Freehillsill at 101.7 FM. Hello, I'm Ariel McDowell here with a word to the wise. I recently learned that the human brain burns around 300 to 500 calories a day. And while I always knew the brain is one of our most important organs, this gave me new perspective. Because I thought about what exactly is burning the calories?

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but it only takes you backwards. Remember, your brain needs healthy habits as much as your body does. This has been a word to the wise on Radio Free Hillsdale 101.7 FM. Hello and welcome back to Charger Baseball, Hillsdale versus Ashland. Hillsdale is leading four to three. Ashton did score two runs last, the top of the fifth inning. But Hillsdale is now up to bat and has a chance to keep their lead with a couple more runs. It looks like Ashland has a new pitcher too.

This is number... 30. 30? There's 30. Yeah, it looks like it's 30, Matt Hall. The 10.43 earned run average. ERA, 1 and 0 so far this season starts. 11 appearances, won his one start, and has one save on the air.

Yeah, Lushman walked a couple people last inning, so it makes sense that they would switch him out and relieve him. Up to bat at For Hillsdale is number 32. Rocco Tanuda, sophomore. We're back at the start of Hillsdale's lineup. Toon, the 296 batting average, 0 and 2 today. There's a strike. Paul throws a strike.

We have, we're at the bottom of the fifth inning, one strike, no out, nobody on base. Hall throws Tenoota Go, that's a ball One ball, one strike, no outs. One walk Hall gets ready to throw Rose, that's an outside ball.

Two balls, one strike, no outs. He's... See how Hull does, striking these guys out. Hilsdale looking to get some heads. Bull throws another outside ball. Oh, no, that's a strike. Look inside.

Outside strike. Two balls, two strikes. No outs. Hilsdale leads three to four. Two balls, two strikes. All deal. Rose, Teno, with a foul ball. The ball just tips off the tip of the bat.

Two balls. Two strikes, no outs. Two balls, two strikes. Tudders batting in the last half of the fifth in the second game. Tudder's batting in the second game of a double header. All throws and two tips it. Fowell tips it off the right. Two balls, two strikes, no outs.

Two Nuda gets ready. Lyshmitt Hall throws and it's a low ball right into the dirt. Three balls, two strikes. No out so far, full count. Open expand. Pro the lead. Four one, four to three run the lead so far. Bottom of fifth.

T'Nos. Oh, that's a ball in the dirt. That's four balls and Tududa gets to walk. That's not looking that good for Hall. His first batterer, he walked his first guy. Not sure if they're one of their better believers. Tender ERA. Although they have some ely aces up their sleeve.

All right. Next up, we have Zach Kent up to bat. Kent. Kinuna is on. first and Hall throws a strike. Zach Kent, a green barn resident here at Hillsdale.

The big question for everyone after him after this game is if they win, does Green Barn go up? No one. All throws a low ball. One ball, one strike. It's new to on first. One ball, one strike.

Zach Kent's up to bat. One one. The Kent is coming. Call throws Kent with a foul ball off to the right. There's a solid hit in the wrong direction. One ball, two strikes. Kent, the senior from Centerville, Ohio. Closer to Ashland than Hillsdale.

Sack. Oh, there's an outside ball, that's one out. He was eager to hit that, even though it looked. Wildly out of its reach. Zero balls, zero strikes. One out. Next up we have Will Laman. Paul gets his first strike out of the game.

Will Laman at Dallas, Texas. He's actually got a pet alligator. No way. Lives near the coast. That's so cool. His name is Jonesy. Will swings. Hall.

There's a strike. No balls, one strike, one out. Here's the set. Rose, inside ball. Catcher throws it back to first, tries to get Ken. That's Tanuda on first, tries to get him out. One man, Tanuda's still on first. Lehman, up to bat, Hall pitching.

One ball, one strike, one out, bottom of the fifth inning. Hillsdale's leading, three to four. Oh, Hall hits Lehman. Ewoks. Now men on second and first. Paul's not doing so well. Next up for the Chargers. No, the Redfielder, number 28.

Next up, for the Chargers we have Augie Hutchinson, number 28. Augie hit a bunch of foul balls last time. Augie the senior from Saline, Michigan. All the throws, Augie swings. Let's strike. Swing and a miss. No balls, one strike, one out, men on first and second. The two-time Michigan high school state champion,

look and do, get a GMAC championship to end his career here. All throws, Hutchinson with a drive out to left field, hits the ground. Everyone's running in. We'll see if the left field throws it in. He gets thrown in, and Hutchinson with a double. So she makes it and brought Tanuda in for home. That is one point scored for Hillsdale.

Hutchinson's sixth, double, seventh double of the year so far. Nice hit for Hutchinson. Now there's men on, Hutchinson is on second, and there's a guy on third as well. Nobody on first. but the Ashland team comes in for a discussion with Hall. No balls, no strikes, one out. We're at the bottom of the fifth inning. Hillsdale now leads five to three.

Will Millard, sophomore catcher, up to bat out of O'Fallon, Illinois. 2-7, 270 batting average. 16 runs, the 30 hits, nine doubles, and 13 RBIs. 3-96 slugging percentage. Ashman's finished their discussion. The Oakland coach came in to talk to the pitcher in the team for a second, but Millard up to bat. Paul throws high ball there's a high ball

there's a high ball Paul ready to throw another pitch throws millard with a pop fly out to left field will left through and the left field that catches it but they the men on second and third run back to their base in guards Swenson the lefty

freshman up hoping to drive these two runners in scoring position back home yeah now there are two outs the runners were

smart they didn't even though it was a pop fly they held their positions until they saw that the bat was caught and they ran back so only one out Hall throws and that's a high ball.

Just Swenson up to bat. One ball, no strikes, two outs, men on second and third. Swenson probably looking to hit the ball to bring the guys home. Strike. Hall throws a strike. One ball, one strike, two outs. Guard spuns from ways out of high school and, Plymouth, Minnesota. Swenson foul ball off the back. One ball, two strikes.

At the bottom of the fifth inning, Hillsdale leads five to three. All ready to pitch. Swenson, Swenson with a drive out to center field, pop fly. Centerfield catches it. That's the third out. That's the end of the fifth inning. Hillsdale, Did score run, though, leading five to three. You're listening to Chargers baseball on Radio Free Hillsville at 101.7 FM. Your insider's cheat code to gaming. Dreamhaven may break out as the newest publisher of great games. Built by one of the founders of Warcraft Maker Blizzard,

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It's a second inning pitching. And up to bat from Ashland. We have number 14, Billy Howard. Howellie Howard, Jr. outfielder out of Mononomy Falls, Wisconsin. Palo throws a strike. Also into McKenry Community College, nearby Michigan Tech, is related to Cape.

Clark for marriage. Really? His second cousin is married to Caitlin Clark's older brother. No way. Howard and 15, two balls no strikes. And wow, it's Powell throws, that's a strike.

That's a strike. Two balls, one strike, no outs. Powell throws, and a drive out to the third. Third, throws it to first, and Howard's out. Howard's out. Nice play by Hillsdale fielders. Hillsdale winning this game, hopefully puts them in the third seed of the North Conference playoffs, North Division Conference playoffs, and helps them hopefully avoid Ashland in the first round.

They play Northwood instead. A loss here almost guarantees they play Ashton again. Oh, it throws a strike. Up for Ashland, we have this number. Can't see his number at the moment. I will admit it. But Palo Froves, that's a ball. Come on, Cam.

I want to say it's 15 Cam Miller. Yeah, 15 with a bunt right down the line. Miller to first, but that was probably a foul. Yeah, that was a foul. Miller ran all the way to, Miller ran all the way to first, but it dribbled down the foul line on the left side. So he's coming back.

One ball, two strikes, one out. Ashland up to bat. Jacob Powell swings Miller with a foul ball Back to the back to the back left One ball, two strikes, one out Top of the sixth inning Hillsdale leading five to three

Powell throws and Miller Right over the pitcher Towards the second catch That throws it to first Is he out? Hillsdale Gets Miller out great play great throw by number 18 that's that's Billy Paraski over to Willim in the first baseman nice job that was a close one it's hard to tell if it was out or safe but they've got them out

next up for Ashland we have we got two outs and number 29 we have Krockenberg back up to batten Take a Palo. One through a ball. One ball. No strikes. Two outs. Nobody on base.

Palo with a ball. The fourth at bat for the lineup leader for Ashland and the kid with family ties here to Hillsdale. Nephew of football's head coach. Oh, throws to Crockenberg. Swings. Second ball. One strike. Two balls.

One strike. Oursdegnerg wants to hit it. Hillsdale are currently leading five runs to three despite being despite Ashland leading them and hit seven to six. Powell throws a strike.

Two balls, two strikes, two outs. He just got a strike out, Krockenberg. Oh, Karkhamberg swings, it's a foul. Two balls, two strikes. strikes. Haleson leads five to three. Still,

Krockenberg with a foul off to the left again. They just have to get one more out. Definitely don't. They lead by two, so they don't have to be quite as worried at the moment of losing their lead. But if they can make it to the next inning

without another lead, they'll be in a good shape to win this game. Hollow with it. And Crockinberg with the drive out to right field and the left field catches it. That's an out. Nice job. By Hillsdale. Ashland got no runs at the top of the sixth inning.

You're listening to Chargers baseball on Radio Free Hillsdale at 101.7 FM. This is The Making of America from the Jefferson Media Group. On August 18th, 1920, a woman's right to vote became constitutional law, but the battle for those rights actually began back in 1878 when Aaron Sargent, a California Republican senator, first proposed the legislation. In 1920, 36 states were needed to ratify the legislation,

but the battle for confirmation proved to be long and bitter with Southern Democrats blocking passage whenever and wherever possible. With time running out, Tennessee became the 36th state to grant women's suffrage, and in doing so, it became the 19th Amendment to the United States Constitution. This has been the Making of America. I'm Michael Emerson, and you can visit us at jeffersonmediagroup.com. Hello, welcome to Chargers Baseball. We're back with our game, Hillslovers of Ashland. We're at the bottom of the six inning, Hillsdale leads five to three, and Ashland has a new pitcher. Yes, that will be number 20. Owen Cavey, 8-10, ERA, seven appearances, no record, one save.

Hall only got to pitch half of one inning the last time because he walked two guys and let Hillsdale get a home run. So it's like Ashland's letting one of their other pitchers give it a try. They're left-handed freshman from Medina, Ohio. And up to bat, we have number 18. Billy Paraski. He's been doing a good job this game. Billy Paraski, number 18. For 18 bucks, you can get some real good sushi at mine.

For 18 bucks, you can buy 17 machetes at the Walmart in Jonesville. What? Shout out freshman CV Connor Vermeulen on his machete collection over in Simpson. No balls, no strikes, no outs. True throws and Prossky goes for a bunt. It just tips off the bat. That's a strike. KV on the mound.

Hillsdale looking to get some more runs to solidify their lead. KVie on the mound. Kvy throws. Bratsey swings and strike. That's two strikes. No balls, two strikes, no outs. Bottom of the sixth inning, almost to the end of the game.

Ashland really wants to strike these batters out. Oh, that's a strike, and KV, the ball hits the catcher in the head in the helmet. Looks like he's okay. Yeah, Noah Goddard. Number 24 for Ashland, just ate a face from the ball.

He had a face shot. No balls, two strikes. I think that was a ball, though. Two strikes on Paraski. I guess, no, it was a strike because he swung. So two strikes on Paratsky, KVie at the mound. He throws and foul tip. Prattsky swings, the ball tips off the bat.

No balls, two strikes, two outs. Kaby looking to strike out, Paratsky, but Paraski looks like he wants to hit it. Yeah, the fresh Cincinnati fighting to stay alive on the mound. If he throws, Paraski hits it out to right field, and the right field of catches it. Fortunately, Parachie is out. That's one out for Ashland, bottom of the sixth inning.

Next up for Hillsdale, we have number 16. Wenson, Aaron. Oh, sorry, Jasek. Aaron Jasek. Number 18. No, nine. Number nine. Aaron Jasek.

For Hillsdale. One out, Casey. Casey with a strike. KV. KV with a strike. KV for Ashland and Casey for Hillsdale. Jasek. The sophomore from Kalamazoo, Michigan, utility do-it-all guy.

Jamie throws a ball. One ball, one strike, one out, nobody on base. The experienced infielders, 2.89 batting average and has eight RBIs in the air. J-6 swings. That's strike. One ball, one strike, one out. One ball, two strikes, lad jacet. Nobody on base.

Hillsdale leading five to three. And KV throws an outside ball. Two balls, two strikes, one out on J-Sick. She's ready to hit. And, oh, that's a ball, ground ball to the third basin. Third base and throws it the first base. And Jay-Six out. That was a good play by Ashland.

Third baseman threw it very fast over the first base. Unfortunately that third baseman was ready for that. Up next for Hillsdale, we have Tyler Turner, number 23. Tyler Turner, the sophomore infielder from Potomack Falls, Virginia, and transferred from Monmouth University. Division 1 school. KV throws a ball. Hillsville's leading five to three.

Nobody on base yet, though. Two outs, one strike. KV's doing a good job of keeping Hillsville from getting any hits. KV throws a strike and Turner swings. That's two strikes, two outs. No balls on Tyler Turner. Kemi, looking at a throw again. high ball. Turner almost hits it, but

Eho holds himself back. That's one ball, two strikes. Nobody on base. If Hillsdale wants to make sure they win this game, they should get some more runs. Turner hits it, but it fouls off to the left. One ball, two strikes, two outs. Turner, looking to get a solid hit. Ashland wants to strike them out so they can get up to batten. get in the lead again.

Turner swings and strikes out. That's the third out. Hillsville, unfortunately, does not get any more runs this inning. That's the end of the sixth inning. Thank you for joining us. You're listening to Charters Baseball on Radio Free Hillsville at 101.7 FM. Integrity, commitment, love of the game. These traits describe the people high school sporting events can't start without.

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To learn more about sportsmanship, visit the MHSAA website, a message from the Michigan High School Athletic Association, promoting the value and values of educational athletics. Oh, we're back. We are to Hillsdale Chargers at Ashland. This has been fun announcing this baseball game. This is something new for me, Eleanor. I've never announced a baseball game before, but this is fun to watch the action go down. We have Jacob Palo is pitching, and first up we have from Ashland. We're back to number seven.

We have, that's Dobbles back. Gavin Dobble is one of the faster guys on this team. Palo's got to be careful because all. only needs is something on the ground. He can get on base. Whoa. Powell throws and dobbles with a foul ball off to the left. One ball, two strikes, no outs. Powell off to a strong start at the top of the seventh inning. Powell double swings, foul tips it.

One ball, two strikes, no outs. Ashland, this is their chance. They got to get some hits to secure their lead. Hillsdale leads five to three. Ashton wants two or more runs. Double strikes out. Well done. Millsdale. Millsdale, two outs away from securing this victory,

winning the final series of the regular season. Because, no, this is the second game of double header. We're going to seven innings. Next up for Ashland is number eight. Karen. Powell throws a ball. Oh, strike. That was an outside.

Strike. Nice drop. Solid strike. One out. One strike. On max Karen. Game two. All right. Karen, drive out to right field goes right past the short stop. Hilsa keeps Max at first, but was not able to get it into the infield fast enough to get him out. Karen, the ground ball went right pass in shortstop, and the left fielder grabbed it. Next up for Ashland, we have number five, Sam Witt, and he hits a foul ball off to the right. with a 3-3-7 batting average. Powell throws it. There's a strike, solid strike.

Powell's been good at throwing those strikes that look like balls. But the ump calls on strikes. No balls, two strikes, one out. Ashland has a guy on first. Powell throws, and that's a ball. One ball, two strikes, one out. Sam Witt up to that. Witt with a pop fly out to the right field.

The right fieler catches it. That's one out. That's total of two outs. Sam Witt is out. Ashland still has a guy on first. He ran but made it back to his base at time. Two outs. Palo and the Chargers, one out away from victory.

So throws it, and there's a strike. One strike. Powell throws it and overhauled with a pop out to center field. Everyone's running, but center fielder's ready for it. That's three outs. Chargers Their game against Aschlin They win 5 to 3

Well done by Hillsdale They had a great pitcher lineup this game Joseph Jacob Palo came in And threw some amazing strikes Did a really great job of striking out Ashland and stopping them from getting any more runs Yeah what a great win

Taking the lead in the series 2 to 1 This is the kind of momentum you need to end the year going into the competition tournament. Things are looking bright for the Chargers. Yeah, this probably feels good after losing their first game to Ashland, 6 to 4, and then their second double-header game. They beat them 5 to 3 showing that they're a good competition against Ashland. I believe they have some other games up against Ashland coming up. Yeah, knocking out of the powerhouse team too,

showing they compete with anyone in the G-Lisd. MET conference, playoffs coming up. Thank you for listening. This is Eleanor Whitaker. This is Gabe Theemar. You're listening to Charge Your Baseball on Radio Free Hillsdale at 101.7 FM. You've been listening to Hillsdale Charge Your Sports on Radio Free Hillsdale 101.7 FM. Now back to our regular programming already in progress.