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Favorites Advance In CWS

Favorites Advance In CWS

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Favored Louisville and Florida scored Sunday victories at the College World Series.

Colby Fitch drove in four runs, Sam Bordner shut down Texas A&M after it cut Louisville’s five-run lead to one, and the Cardinals beat the Aggies 8-4 Sunday for their first win in six College World Series games.

Alex Faedo limited TCU to two singles and struck out 11 in seven innings, and Florida posted its first College World Series shutout since 1991 with a 3-0 win Sunday night. Faedo, the Detroit Tigers’ first-round draft pick this month, retired 10 in a row before turning the game over to closer Michael Byrne.

Monday’s schedule includes an elimination game between Cal State Fullerton and Florida State in the afternoon and a winner’s bracket game between Oregon State and LSU at night.

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