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Cowboys fall to Mt. View, Bend
Crook County ends year with 1-13 league mark
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LON AUSTIN/CENTRAL OREGONIAN
Garrett Layne scores Crook County's first run on Thursday against Bend. 
By Lon Austin
The Crook County Cowboys dropped their final two baseball games of the season this week as they lost to Mountain View and Bend.
   The Cowboys fell to Mountain View 13-1 on Tuesday then finished the year with a 18-7 loss to the Bend Lava Bears on Thursday.
   "Against Mountain View offensively we actually did a little better than last time," said Head Coach Chris Felton. "We've got guys that are hurt and guys that are ill. We're down to nine guys coming to the ball field."
   The Cowboys gave up 10 hits and four errors on the night while getting only two hits of their own.
   On Thursday the Cowboys got behind early but had closed to 7-12 with one inning remaining before giving up 11 runs in the top of the seventh inning.
   Garrett Layne was two-for-three for the Cowboys and scored a run. Mike Haring and Taylor Knox also had multiple hit nights going two-for-four. Knox had a triple and two RBI's.
   "We had some defensive mistakes early on in the game," Felton said. "But we kept our composure and got ourselves back into it going into the seventh inning. We had a chance to put a little pressure on them. Our guys were getting quality cuts and I was very pleased with our offensive performance."
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