Master’s Resumes Play in NAIA Series
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LEWISTON, Idaho — Rain has delayed the NAIA World Series, where The Master’s College is one of the final four teams.
The Mustangs (37-14) play at 2:30 p.m. today in an elimination game against Dallas Baptist (42-22-1).
The other game today, at 6 p.m., pits unbeaten and defending champion Lewis-Clark State College (57-12) against once-beaten Indiana Tech (47-21).
Lewis-Clark, the top-seeded team and host, handed Dallas Baptist its first loss of the tournament, 4-3, Wednesday night.
Master’s is 2-1 in the tournament, having lost 15-1 on Monday to Lewis-Clark. The Mustangs eliminated Shawnee State (Ohio), 10-1, on Tuesday. Shawnee finished 48-16.
Master’s opened with a 6-5 victory over Birmingham Southern (46-20) on Friday.
If the Mustangs win today, it could put them in the World Series final at 6 p.m. on Friday if Lewis-Clark beats Indiana Tech.
If they meet an unbeaten Lewis-Clark team, they would need victories Friday and Saturday to win the championship.
Indiana Tech lost its opener, 11-0, to Shawnee State but has defeated St. Thomas (Fla.), 18-10, Bellevue (Neb.), 8-7 in 11 innings, and Albertson (Idaho), 4-3.
Dallas Baptist opened with a 5-4, 10-inning victory over St. Thomas, and defeated Shawnee State, 9-8.
Lewis-Clark opened with a 10-4 victory over Brewton-Parker (Ga.). The Warriors then beat Bellevue, 9-3, and Master’s.
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NAIA
World Series
At Lewis-Clark State College,
Lewiston, Idaho
Tuesday’s results
Master’s College 10, Shawnee State 1
(Shawnee State eliminated)
Indiana Tech 4, Albertson College 3
(Albertson eliminated)
Wednesday’s results
Lewis-Clark State 4, Dallas Baptist 3
Today’s games
Master’s College vs. Dallas Baptist,
2:30 p.m.
(loser eliminated)
Lewis-Clark State vs. Indiana Tech,
6 p.m.
(Indiana Tech eliminated if it loses)
Friday
Games at 2:30 p.m. & 6 p.m.
(if Lewis-Clark loses)
Saturday
1 p.m. (if necessary)
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