SPORTS

HIGH SCHOOL GOLF

Craig—The Rifle Lady Bears did it again. They captured their 7th team title of the season by winning the Moffat County Invitational Tuesday in Craig.

HIGH SCHOOL BASEBALL

The Roaring Fork Rams lost to the visiting Hotchkiss Bulldogs 14 to 3. Today at 4, the Glenwood Demons hope to snap a four game losing streak against the Coal Ridge Titans. The non-league game will be broadcast live on line at KMTS.com and rebroadcast on the radio tonight at 7.

SOCCER SCORES

Glenwood Springs—3

Summit————-0

Coal Ridge———3

Basalt————-0

Roaring Fork——-4

Rangely————2

MLB / ROCKIES

Denver—(AP) – Slumping outfielder Andrew McCutchen hit three homers and drove in five runs to help the Pittsburgh Pirates beat the Colorado Rockies 9-4 on Tuesday night. This was the second time McCutchen has gone deep three times in a game. He also accomplished the feat on Aug. 1, 2009, against Washington. The perennial All-Star entered the game in a 3-for-23 funk on this road trip but rediscovered his swing. McCutchen hit solo shots in the first and second innings off starter Jorge De La Rosa (1-3). He also lined a three-run homer off reliever Christian Bergman in the sixth.

DENVER (AP) – Rookie Colorado Rockies shortstop Trevor Story was held out of the lineup for the first time this season as the Rockies faced the Pittsburgh Pirates Tuesday evening. After a torrid start, his average has dipped to.247. His eight homers in April, though, are the most by an NL rookie since Albert Pujols hit eight with St. Louis in 2001. Chicago White Sox slugger Jose Abreu holds the major league rookie record for April with 10 in 2014. Manager Walt Weiss says Story hasn’t had the typical three-week start to a career — adding that “he’s had a lot on his plate.”

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