Bob Aube
Assistant Sports Editor at The Portland Press Herald/Maine Sunday Telegram
Assistant Sports Editor at Portland Press Herald; deputy director of Maine Marathon
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centralmaine.com | Bob Aube
The Chesapeake Baysox tied the game with a three-run sixth inning, then won it on Tavian Josenberger’s one-out single in the eighth Wednesday to defeat the Portland Sea Dogs 4-3 in a doubleheader opener at Hadlock Field. The Sea Dogs got their automatic runner to third with one out in the bottom of the eighth, but closer Keagan Gillies struck out Mikey Romero and Ahbram Liendo, both swinging.
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1 week ago |
pressherald.com | Bob Aube
The Chesapeake Baysox tied the game with a three-run sixth inning, then won it on Tavian Josenberger’s one-out single in the eighth Wednesday to defeat the Portland Sea Dogs 4-3 in a doubleheader opener at Hadlock Field. The Sea Dogs got their automatic runner to third with one out in the bottom of the eighth, but closer Keagan Gillies struck out Mikey Romero and Ahbram Liendo, both swinging.
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centralmaine.com | Bob Aube
MADISON — Looking at the hits column, it might appear there wasn’t much separation between the Monmouth Academy and Madison baseball teams Wednesday. It was the way those hits came, though, that did put separation between the teams and delivered a decisive result for the visitors. Monmouth made the most of its seven hits while working around Madison’s five hits in a 10-0 five-inning victory.
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centralmaine.com | Bob Aube
Jack Cosgrove embraced the peculiarities of New England Small College Athletic Conference football when he was named Colby College’s head coach in 2018. But there was one that he couldn’t understand. Going back to 1973, the NESCAC barred all its athletic teams from competing in the NCAA Division III playoffs in order to maintain a focus on conference championships. The conference changed course in 1993-94, when it allowed teams in all sports except football to compete for national championships.
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pressherald.com | Mike Mandell |Bob Aube
Jack Cosgrove embraced the peculiarities of New England Small College Athletic Conference football when he was named Colby College’s head coach in 2018. But there was one that he couldn’t understand. Going back to 1973, the NESCAC barred all its athletic teams from competing in the NCAA Division III playoffs in order to maintain a focus on conference championships. The conference changed course in 1993-94, when it allowed teams in all sports except football to compete for national championships.
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