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High School Sports
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Published
05/09/08
Andy Carruthers - Maryland Gazette
Northeast's John Hodges, left, and Josh Rickman celebrate Thursday's title victory.Find Us On Facebook
John Hodges couldn't be any more vindicated.
The Northeast senior pitcher delivered a two-run single with nobody out and the bases loaded in the top of the seventh inning, leading the Eagles to a 5-3, come-from-behind win over Arundel in the county championship game at Joe Cannon Stadium.
Hodges was the losing pitcher in last year's county championship game against Arundel and in this year's regular season tilt in Gambrills, and he had a costly throwing error in the bottom of the sixth last night that allowed the Wildcats to take a 3-2 lead. All of that is history now. "I'm pretty pumped,"...
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