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Baseball: Archbishop Wood’s outstanding season ends in state semis

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By Tom Waring 
| Bucks County Herald
Archbishop Wood scored a couple of early runs to take the lead and had its ace on the mound in Monday’s PIAA Class 4A semifinal, but Indiana Area’s lineup and bullpen proved to be too much in the end. The Indians scored eight runs in the sixth inning and added three in the seventh on their way to a 13-4 victory at Greene Township Park in Franklin County to advance to Thursday’s championship game.
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Villa Joseph Marie walks its way to state quarterfinals

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By Tom Waring 
| Bucks County Herald
As the old saying goes, “A walk is as good as a hit.” On Monday, Villa Joseph Marie’s softball team showed enough patience at the plate to earn 16 free passes. All those walks, along with some timely hits and pretty good pitching, helped the Jems defeat Nazareth Academy, 13-6, in a PIAA Class 3A game at FDR Park in South Philadelphia. The big run total followed the 15 runs Villa put up in the District One final against Collegium Charter.
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Neshaminy’s Bonner tosses no-hitter

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By Tom Waring 
| Bucks County Herald
Neshaminy pitcher Chase Bonner has been unhittable of late. Last week, he pitched a four-inning perfect game against Harry S. Truman. Then, on Tuesday, he pitched a no-hitter as visiting Neshaminy blanked Council Rock South, 5-0. “This was the first legit no-hitter I’ve thrown in high school that went all seven innings,” he said. The senior right-hander also recalls throwing a no-hitter as a 10-year-old for Langhorne AA.
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