Devin Smith No-Hitter Leads Shoes to Win; Other Friday Scores

Devin Smith had a pretty good day Friday.

First, he had a three-for-four day at the plate including a double and drove in a run. 

Oh yeah, he pitched a no-hitter.

Smith led the Teutopolis Wooden Shoes to a 10-0 five-inning baseball win over the Flora Wolves.

The Shoes got out of the gate early, scoring twice in the first inning, four times in the second, once in the third, twice in the fourth and a run in the fifth to seal the win, pounding out 12 hits along the way.

Smith allowed just one walk and fanned seven in tossing the no-hitter.

Besides Smith's three hits, Jacob Roepke singled twice and walked, drove in a run and scored twice, Austin Johnson singled and drove in a run, John Kreke doubled and singled and walked and drove in three runs, Kyle Smith drove in a run, Brock Bueker singled twice and drove in a run, Lane Belleville singled, and Tyler Westendorf singled and walked.

Teutopolis improved to 10-5 on the spring, while Flora slips to 8-4.

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Other scores from Friday:

Windsor/Stew-Stras 8, Casey-Westfield 4 (Isaac Kramer got the win for the Hatchets, allowing three runs, two earned, on four hits and three walks while striking out four; Derek Moschenrose pitched the final two innings, allowing one unearned run on one hit with one strikeout; at the plate for WSS: Chase Thies homered and singled twice and drove in a run, Josh Overbeck singled, Nic Hutchinson homered, doubled and singled and drove in three runs, Collin Ohnesorge singled twice, Isaac Kramer doubled twice and singled and drove in a run, and Christian Kessler singled and drove in a run. Derek Moschenrose drove in a run)

Cumberland 3, Oblong 1 (Hayden Kanizer got the win, allowing four hits and two walks while striking out nine; Reilly Matheny had two hits for the Pirates and drove in two runs; Cumberland is even on the spring at 6-6 with the win)

Carlyle 9, South Central 3 (Trent Geiler took the loss for the Cougars; Ryan McCown had three hits, Gavin Ratermann doubled and singled and drove in two runs, and Brett Harmeier had two hits; South Central is now 3-2 on the spring)