SAFE! at Third...
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BOSWELL’S ETHAN BEDDO beats the throw to Hugo’s third base as Aden Parish waits for the throw. Beddo singled in the top of the second for the Scorpions and went on to score one of the team’s three runs.
Boswell rips Whitesboro, 3-2
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BOSWELL — Down 0-2 at the end of three innings, the Boswell Scorpions never gave up in their battle against Whitesboro and held on for an eighth-inning run to win the game, 3-2. Recording hits for the Scorpions were C.J.
Rams dominate Scorpions
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BOSWELL — The Rattan Rams extended their winning streak to six games Monday as they overcame the Boswell Scorpions to post an 11-3 road win. The Scorpions fell behind early and couldn’t come back in an 11-3 loss to Rattan on Monday.
Putting the ball into play...
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BRANDON ANDERSON ripped a deep ball to centerfield against Hugo, but the ball was caught to deny Anderson a hit. The Scorpions recorded four hits against Hugo with Zach Ward leading with two singles, followed by Camden Edge and Ethan Beddo each with one hit.
Fort Towson dumps Bokoshe
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A big six-run first inning lifted the Fort Towson Tigers over Bokoshe last week. Booking hits for the Tigers were Dakota Owens, Mikha Thomas, Tristan Pettyjohn and Canyon James.
And the throw to home.....
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HUGO BUFFALO BASERUNNER CAMDEN HOLT dives head-first into home plate as Boswell’s Eli McIntyre waits for the throw. Holt got there a split-second before the ball as the Umpire made the call... SAFE! (Hugo News Photos / Bobby Hamill)
Buffs learn from early season action
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HUGO — Back from an exciting Spring Break Tournament — The Gulf Coast Classic — the Hugo Buffalo baseball team has a better understanding as to what it will take to finish their 2021 spring season strong in post-season play.
Correction:
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An article in the Wednesday, March 10 edition of the Hugo News had the address wrong for the new Choctaw Nation Laundry Facility. The address is 2201 Pepsi Cola, Avenue, Hugo.
You’re vaccinated, now what?
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COVID-19 vaccination rates are on the rise across Oklahoma and the nation, leaving many curious whether they can relax pandemic precautions. With new guidance from the U.S.
Living Choice program assists with transition from nursing homes
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The Oklahoma Living Choice Program assists Oklahomans wanting to transition out of a nursing home and back into a residence of their own. To date, the program has helped transition more than 800 residents back into their communities and has saved the State of Oklahoma nearly $8.5 million in rebalancing funds.
