Ohio State then-freshman starting pitcher Seth Lonsway delivers a pitch in the first inning of Tuesday’s game in the Scarlet and Gray World Series. Credit: Edward Sutelan | Editor in Chief The Ohio State baseball team survived a late-game scare to take the series against Lipscomb. The Buckeyes (9-10) held on to beat the Bisons (10-8) 7-6 on Sunday. The Bisons were able to score five runs in the final three innings, but it wasn’t enough to beat Ohio State’s 12-hit and clutch pitching performance. The Buckeyes led 7-4 with two outs and nobody on in the ninth inning. The game seemed out of reach, but after allowing a hit and four walks, their lead was in jeopardy. Ohio State junior pitcher Joe Gahm was called upon to step in and save the game. The lead had dwindled to one run and the bases were loaded. After recording a first-pitch…
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