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| Heuser Funeral Home | 4th & Walnut Street | Rich Hill, MO 64779 | (417)395-2213 |
| Sheldon Booth Funeral Home Fax | 4th & Walnut | Rich Hill, MO 64779 | (417)395-2413 |
Gers end season with Richhill win Banbridge Leader The three points meant that the Champions finished the season with an excellent return of 58 points out of a possible 66 which included an unbeaten record at Cheney Park. Manager Dan Thornton went with an experimental side against Richhill with five ... |
 CBC.ca | Ortiz leads comeback victory for Boston Norwich Bulletin Chris Davis homered for the first-place Orioles, who swept a three-game series in Fenway Park earlier this month. It was the first meeting between the teams in Baltimore since the Orioles ruined Boston's chances of reaching the playoffs with a walkoff ... Red Sox rally to win Orioles fall victim to Ortiz, whose HR keys 14-hit attack in Boston's 8-6 win |
 CBC.ca | Beckett up to speed in Sox' shutout win Boston.com On his 32d birthday, Beckett combined with Rich Hill and Alfredo Aceves to throw a four-hit shutout, 5-0, over the Seattle Mariners at Fenway Park, with Beckett recording nine strikeouts. “He belongs on that hill,'' said manager Bobby Valentine after ... Beckett returns with 9 Ks, Boston beats Mariners Red Sox's Josh Beckett strikes out nine in win vs. Mariners Beckett helps BoSox win fifth in row |
 ESPN | Hill has nothing but high praise for Wood Redsox.com By Evan Drellich / MLB.com | 05/19/12 1:05 AM ET PHILADELPHIA -- Reliever Rich Hill spent his first four big league seasons from 2005-08 with the Cubs, under the wing of Kerry Wood, who retired Friday. Wood, 34, and one of the game's great strikeout ... Close play at first leads to Valentine's ejection Red Sox 7, Phillies 5: Recovered Salty leads power display Sox flex muscles, down Phils, 7-5 |
A perfect Mother's Day for mom of Boston Red Sox pitcher Enterprise News ... she could hope for – cheering for her son on the Fenway Park mound, and able to see him in person all the time. “I can't remember being home for too many Mother's Days, since high school,” Rich Hill said by phone Friday from the Red Sox clubhouse. |
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