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Sports // High School Sports

Baseball: Jonathan Law loses to North Haven

Milford Mirror

May 17, 2018Updated: May 24, 2019 2:29 p.m.

Jonathan Law’s baseball team lost to North Haven, 9-1, on Thursday.

Law is 7-12 while North Haven improved to 15-3.

Carl Maxwell had a double for the Lawmen and Andrew Laudano had a double for the Indians.

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Law: Maxwell (L), Merchant (3), Romero (4) and Schulte, Boath (5)

North Haven: Pincince (W), Ciarleglio (5), Lawrence (7) and Lucey

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