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On the Pharm: April 12th Edition

Found April 12, 2009 on We Hate to Lose:
PLAYERS: Andrew Carpenter,  Dave Borkowski,  Rich Thompson,  Jason Donald,  John Mayberry,  Dominic Brown
TEAMS: Philadelphia Phillies,  Detroit Tigers

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Triple-A Lehigh Valley:The Iron Pigs suffered their third loss of the season because of poor outings from both Andrew Carpenter and Dave Borkowski. Both pitchers allowed 5 earned each in 7 combined innings. Lehigh went on to lose 12-5 against Scranton. Rich Thompson hit a 3-run home run for the Iron Pigs. Jason Donald went 1-5 and his April average sits at .286. John Mayberry, Jr. is having an awful start and after his 0-4 production, his average dropped to .086. Lehigh Valley will try to get their first win of the season today against Scranton-Wilkes Barre. They'll face Yankees' prospect Phillip Hughes.Double-A Reading:Twenty-one year old starter Vance Worley threw 5 2/3 innings allowing 5 hits and 2 earned as the Phillies won 3-2 over Harrisburg. He struck out six and walked only two. The Phillies top outfield prospect, Michael Taylor, went 2-3 with a double and RBI-single. Reading improved to 2-1 on the season. They're off today.Single-A Advanced Clearwater...
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