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Greenup County 4 Lafayette 1

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Greenup County moves to 32-0 in their first game of the Fayette County Invitational.

Congrats Musketeers. Sleepless night for me! Hoped to read details on this high profile win.

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Jackson Boggs started for Lafayette and Tristan Downing started for Greenup. Both teams had opportunities to score but neither broke through until the 4th when Lafayette was able to get a run in. They could have done more damage but Greenup turned one of the craziest double plays you'll ever see. Hopefully someone on Facebook or Twitter will or has posted it. Up to this point, Boggs still had a no-hitter but in the fifth, the wheels fell off a bit for Lafayette. Greenup was able to tie the game at 1 on a squeeze bunt by Brody Shoupe then Gage Hughes comes to the plate and drills a three run homer to right to make it 4-1 and that's how it ended. Greenup was able to answer the bell against a very game Lafayette squad. They play Madison Central and East Jessamine in back to back games at Lafayette (1:30 and 4).

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I listened to the game on the radio.

 

The double play you mentioned was 6-4-3; however, it was nowhere near conventional.

 

According to Jim Forrest, Gage Hughes was at shortstop and he couldn't make the play although he touched the ball with his glove. It continued towards 2nd base where Kyle Gammon grabbed it and instantaneously stepped on the bag at 2nd. He then threw it to 1st base to complete the double play.

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