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ORANGE COUNTY PREP BASEBALL : Freeway League : Troy Makes Short Work of Sonora, 14-2

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Troy High School had 19 hits en route to a 14-2 victory over Sonora Friday afternoon in a Freeway League game at Troy.

Troy (8-1, 14-4) leads the league by two games. Sonora (5-4, 8-10) drops to third behind Fullerton, which defeated Buena Park, 7-1, Friday.

The Warriors, the ninth-ranked team in Orange County, have defeated Sonora three times this season after Sonora did the same thing to them last season.

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Troy scored four runs in the first inning and six in the second to take a 10-0 lead. Senior third baseman Mike Case hit his sixth home run of the season in the first off right-hander Lance Storm (4-3), who gave up seven runs and eight hits in 1 innings pitched.

In the second inning, the Warriors had eight consecutive hits. Center fielder Steve Shirley had a two-run single to right-center field.

Shirley also delivered a three-run home run to left field in the sixth inning off Darren Martin that made the score 14-1. Shirley had three hits and six RBIs for the game.

Jeff Ferren (4-0) allowed only two runs and scattered nine hits.

“We had power hitting today,” said Bruce King, Troy coach. “This is a good, disciplined hitting team, and today we turned the tables on Sonora after what they did to us last year.”

Fullerton 7, Buena Park 1--Ray Diaz went 3 for 3, hit a pair of home runs and a double and drove in five to lead the Indians (6-3, 12-6) at Buena Park. Jeff Bailey hit a solo home run for Fullerton. Carlos Martinez (3-0) pitched a complete-game four-hitter for Fullerton. Buena Park is 0-9, 0-16.

La Habra 4, Sunny Hills 3 (9 innings)--Pinch-hitter Alan Newman led off the ninth with a double and scored on a one-out single by Tim Moore for the Highlanders (5-4, 8-7) at La Habra. Jason Reese (5-2) pitched a complete game. La Habra scored three runs in the sixth. Mike Segovia doubled, Bryan Hutcherson singled him home and Rob Bills followed with a two-run triple. Reliever Sal Lopez took the loss.

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