ENID, Okla. —
The Enid High School Plainsmen open their baseball season today with a trip to Arkanas. The Plainsmen are scheduled to play twice today with games at 3 p.m. against OKC Broncos and then at 6:30 p.m. against Fort Smith Southside High School (Ark.).
After completing their two-day season-opening swing through Arkansas, the Plainsmen are scheduled to open their home season Thursday against Putnam City at David Allen Memorial Ballpark.
Both of today’s games can be heard on KCRC (1390 AM)
It will be the debut for new Plainsmen coach Bill Mayberry, who led Enid to the 2005 National American Legion championship.
EHS was 18-22-1 last season, losing to Jenks in the regional finals.
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OU advances in softball
Top-ranked Oklahoma is headed to the NCAA Super Regionals after run-ruling Arkansas 14-1 in a regional softball final at Marita Hynes Field Sunday.
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Majors-Minors twinbill rained out
April showers, bring may flowers.
May showers cancel a lot of baseball games.
Sunday’s scheduled doubleheader between the Enid Majors and Enid Minors was postponed for wet grounds from Saturday’s thunderstorms.
“The field was flooded,’’ Majors coach Chris Jensen said. - More Sports Headlines
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