High school softball: Offenses on rise after rubber is pushed back 3 feet

Published July 7, 2010

High school softball: Offenses on rise after rubber is pushed back 3 feet
Thanks to a new rule, hitters are pounding the ball and scoring more this season. Pitchers aren’t striking out as many, but are finding that the extra 3 feet allows the ball to break more. Fielders are getting more chances, and making more errors.
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Tipton scores big win with solar power
State-of-the-art factory that has never opened best fit the needs of Colorado-based energy pioneer Abound Solar.
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Don’t flush old medicine, turn it in to the cops
EVERETT — Addictive prescription painkillers were mixed with diet pills, antacids, cough syrups and vitamins. There were hundreds of vials of unused morphine once prescribed to a dying patient.
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