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  • Utica’s Brett Robberts, left, catches the throw to tag out Bloom-Carroll’s Ben Kerr, trying to steal second during Friday’s district semifinal. Kerr was called safe.
    Utica’s Brett Robberts, left, catches the throw to tag out Bloom-Carroll’s Ben Kerr, trying to steal second during Friday’s district semifinal. Kerr was called safe.
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  • May 21, 2011 12:42 am EDT

HILLIARD — The Utica Redskins had all the pieces in place. Their best pitcher on the mound. Their best hitters energized and ready to go. The entire team well-rested after an eight-day layoff.

Perhaps, eight days were too many.

The Redskins came out flat in Friday’s district semifinal, striking out 11 times in their loss to Bloom-Carroll, 3-0, at Hilliard Davidson High School.

The game had been pushed back three times. Utica’s last game had been the previous Thursday, a home game in sectionals against an overmatched West Jefferson team. But rain on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday forced postponements.

 

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