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Hopkins Splits Series with Franklin & Marshall - Johns Hopkins University Athletics

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BALTIMORE, MD – The No. 4-ranked Johns Hopkins baseball team squared off against Franklin and Marshall (15-9) in a Saturday afternoon doubleheader to kick off conference play. After falling short in the morning game, 7-9, they bounced back in the nightcap, securing a 5-4 victory to split the series with the Diplomats.
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Hopkins Splits Series with Franklin & Marshall - Johns Hopkins University Athletics

BALTIMORE, MD – The No. 4-ranked Johns Hopkins baseball team squared off against Franklin and Marshall (15-9) in a Saturday afternoon doubleheader to kick off conference play. After falling short in the morning game, 7-9, they bounced back in the nightcap, securing a 5-4 victory to split the series with the Diplomats.

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