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Jacob Walsh’s 4 RBIs lead No. 21 Oregon baseball past Washington
Early run help proved critically necessary for Oregon baseball in a collection opening win at Washington.
Jacob Walsh hit a pair of two-run singles to bookend the offense for the No. 21 Geese in a 7-5 win over the Huskies Thursday night time at Husky Ballpark in Seattle.
Walsh gave Oregon (22-11, 8-5 Pac-12) an early 2-0 lead and Anthony Corridor added a two-run dwelling run within the first.
Washington (16-16, 6-10) bought a run again through a Johnny Tincher RBI triple within the backside of the inning.
It was one among simply 5 hits and two walks allowed by RJ Gordon (2-1), who gave up three runs over 5.0 profitable innings.
Each groups hit sacrifice flies within the sixth and scored two within the ninth.
Walsh hit one other single to make it 7-3, however UW loaded the bases to deliver the potential tying run to the plate. After an RBI fielder’s alternative and single that introduced the profitable run to the plate, Kolby Somers notched his third strikeout in 1.2 innings for his fifth save of the season.
The collection continues at 2 p.m. Friday.