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Home Runs Lift No. 24 Arkansas Over Georgia
The Razorbacks finished the game with four home runs while totaling eight hits. Kylie Bass took the loss after going three frames with four hits and a walk while striking out three. Brittan Gray came in for relief in the fourth, allowing three runs on four hits. Arkansas took the lead in the second with a two-out home run from Madison Yannetti before Nicole Schroeder hit a two-run home run in the fourth. Another two-run hit came in the fifth from A.J. Belans while the final home run came from Katie Warrick for an insurance run in the sixth.
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athlete diet plan | Softball Performance
Nutrition is very important aspect in a game of softball. Taking good food help your body by providing it with the necessary stuff needed in order for your body to be able to perform at its best way possible. If you then want to become a very good softball player, your solution will lie on the kind of food that you are eating and also with what it that is you are drinking.
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Jennie Finch
She was born September 3, 1980 in La Mirada, California. She was five when she began playing and pitching at the age of eight. Jennie Finch is a right handed softball player, and first baseman. She pitched for the Arizona Wildcats, the USA national softball team and the Chicago Bandits. She is the most famous softball player of all time.
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The History Of Softball. Who Invented Softball?
Softball actually begun indoors in 1887 on Thanksgiving Day in Chicago. The first rulebook is said to have been issued by Hancock in 1889. At different times, the name of the game also would include ‘mush ball’ and ‘pumpkin ball’. In 1922 the name ‘kitten ball’ was changed to ‘diamond ball’.
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