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Bobcats batter Liberty, 11-0 Jerry Michalsky The Orange Leader BAYTOWN — Looking to make a statement in game one of their bi-district playoff series against Liberty, the Orangefield Bobcats accomplished their mission and then some pounding out 13 hits to take an 11-0 win over the Panthers in a five inning run-ruled game on Thursday night at Goose Creek Memorial High School. Game Two will be played tonight at Bridge City with a game three if necessary also at Bridge City on Saturday afternoon. Orangefield (21-9), wasted little time in jumping on Liberty by grabbing a 5-0 lead in the top of the first inning. "That was huge for us in grabbing the early lead," said Bobcat head coach Jeff Bennett. "This is their first playoff game together for this group of kids so getting an early lead gave them some confidence." Winning pitcher Jace Statum started the game off with a single off of Liberty losing pitcher David Dedear. Jonathan Deramus and Jacob Felts then followed with walks to load the bases with no body out. Chase Angelle then made it 2-0 with a double to score both Statum and Deramus. Zach Peevey then followed with a long fly ball down the left field line that Liberty left fielder Byron Webb lost in the sun for a two-run double to make it 4-0. Qunton Evans then became the sixth consecutive hitter to reach via a single. Brock Whitson then scored Peevey with a sacrifice fly to center field for the final run of the inning. Statum easily retired the Panthers in the bottom half of the inning to bring the hot bats back up for Orangefield. Once again it was Statum starting things by reaching an an error by the Liberty short stop. Felts then platted Statum home with a triple to make it 6-0. Angelle then scored Felts with a double to make it 7-0. With the Bobcats pounding the baseball, the Panthers never stood a chance at the plate against Statum. The junior recorded nine of the first ten outs on strikeouts and finished the contest with 11. Statum allowed only three hits on the night to go along with three walks. "Jace pitched very well for us tonight," said Bennett. "He is very competitive out there and showed that tonight." The Bobcats then added four more runs in the third inning to extend the lead. Statum and Deramus both got RBI singles to make it 9-0. A couple of hitters later it was Evans delivering a two-run triple to put the lead into double digits. "I told them afterwards that this is just one win and that tomorrow is another day," said Bennett. " We still need one more win to finish them off and move on the next round."

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ONLY in Texas? Hog hunting from helicopters- STATE LEGISLATURE - TOO MUCH AUSTIN, Texas (AP) ? The Texas House tentatively approved a bill encouraging hunters to take on wild pigs from the air. Landowners can get a permit to control feral hog populations from a helicopter. Republican Rep. Sid Miller, of Stephenville, said the measure would allow landowners to sell seats on the helicopter to some hunters. The animals -- weighing up to 300 pounds -- destroy crops, trample fences and eat anything in their path. Miller said his bill would allow landowners to recoup their losses ? and possibly make a profit ? while protecting their property from the hogs. He said more than 2 million hogs across Texas cause $400 million of damage each year. Some detractors argued that allowing farmers to make a profit created a new area of sport hunting that was passed off as population control. More than 3,500 House bills left to whither away AUSTIN, Texas (AP) ? The Texas House adjourned shortly after a midnight deadline, leaving thousands of bills to wither away in the final stretch of the legislative session. Lawmakers playfully acknowledged the expiration of almost 4,000 bills by playing Taps, the military bugle call. Several lawmakers marked the passing with an impromptu "memorial service." Bill authors stood in a receiving line at the front of the chamber, dabbing at their eyes with tissue and sympathetically hugging each other over the loss of their legislation. When the clock struck midnight, House legislation that hasn't been adopted expired in its present form. Unless they can be revived in another format, bills that die will most likely have to wait two more years for another chance to become law.

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