Cooper had 15 strikeouts in five innings while throwing 78 pitches. Harris used nine pitches to retire three out of the four batters he faced in the sixth inning.
Also, Cooper hit a 2-run home run in the top of the third to break a scoreless tie. John Reed Evans hit a 3-run home run in the sixth to put the Tigers ahead, 6-0. Gage Morris knocked in the other 2 runs for the Tigers with 3 hits.
For the Crackers, Joshua Mayo had 3 hits, and Benjamin Ammons and Levi Pickel each had 1 hit.
Hitting for the Tigers were Evans, 3 hits with 2 doubles, a home run, 2 runs and 3 RBIs; Morris, 3 hits with a double, 2 RBIs; Cooper, 2 hits with a double, a home run, 2 runs and 2 RBIs; Harris, 2 hits with a run; Micah Tart, 2 hits with a run; Brady Craig, 2 hits with a run; Brandon Hodge, base on balls.
Pitching for the Crackers were Mayo, 1 inning and 16 pitches with 1 strikeout; Will Bentley, 5 innings and 85 pitches with 4 strikeouts; Benjamin Ammons, 1 inning and 15 pitches.
Phillies 14, Braves 2
The Phillies scored 5 runs in the first inning on a RBI double by Khase Willis, a 2-RBI triple by Derrick Pearson, and an RBI single by Nick Root on their way to whipping the Braves, 14-2.
The Phillies scored 9 more runs in the second inning on hits by 8 players, including triples by Josh Holmes and Willis, doubles by Jordon Wells and Root, and singles by Pearson, Karson Hornberger, Jordan Blackmon and Bailey Ward.
Blane Belisario, Holmes, and Ward combined in a 2-hitter for the Phillies.
For the Braves, JP Martin had 1 hit with a double, a sacrifice fly and an RBI, and Byers Murray had 1 hit with a walk and a run.
The game was called after 3 1/2 innings due to the 10-run rule.
Phillies’ hitters were Pearson, 3 hits with a triple, 2 runs and 2 RBIs; Root, 3 hits with a double, a run and 2 RBIs; Willis, 2 hits with a double and a triple, 2 runs and 2 RBIs; Holmes, 1 hit with a triple, a base on balls and 2 runs; Jordon Wells, 1 hit with 2 bases on balls, 2 runs, an RBI; Ward, 1 hit with 2 bases on balls, 2 runs; Blackmon, 1 hit with a run; Karson Hornberger, 1 hit with a run; Blane Belisario, a run; William Fraser, a base on balls.
Pitching for the Phillies were Belisario, 2 innings and 39 pitches with 2 strikeouts; Josh Holmes, 1 inning and 19 pitches; Ward, 1 inning and 24 pitches with 1 strikeout.
Braves hitters were JP Martin, 1 hit with a double, sacrifice fly and an RBI; Byers Murray, 1 hit with a base on balls and a run; Jackson Lovette, a base on balls and a run; David Seanor, a base on balls; John Walker Knowles, a base on balls. Pitching for the Braves were Donavan Harrison, 1 inning and 25 pitches with 1 strikeout; Jackson Lovette, 3 innings and 71 pitches with 3 strikeouts.
Colts 13, Dodgers 9
In a high-scoring game with 22 runs and 20 hits by 14 different players, the Colts outlasted the Dodgers 13-9.
The Colts jumped out to a 4-0 lead in the top of the first on a double by Tyler Friedrich, a single by Chris Mills and a triple by Tyler Bird. The Dodgers rallied to take a 5-4 lead after 2 innings on key hits by Max Rohland, Trevor Lawrence, Matthew Greene and Trey Harkins. The Colts scored 6 runs in the fifth inning and 1 run in the sixth to take a 13-6 lead, and then held on as the Dodgers scored 3 runs in the bottom of the sixth for the final score, 13-9.
Hitting for the Colts were Mills, 3 hits with a double, 2 runs and 3 RBIs; Tyler Bird, 2 hits with a triple, a walk, 3 runs and an RBI; Connor Wall, 1 hit with 3 bases on balls, 2 runs; Tyler Friedrich, 1 hit with a double, a walk, a run and an RBI; Jonah Gambill, 1 hit with a run and an RBI; Zach Hall, 1 hit with a run, an RBI; Jake Richards, 1 hit with a run; Kaison Williams, a base on balls and a run; Logan Cagle, hit by pitch and a run.
Colts pitchers were Richards, 3 innings and 68 pitches with 4 strikeouts; Zach Hall, 4 innings and 46 pitches with 2 strikeouts; Tyler Bird, 1 inning and 15 pitches with 1 strikeout.
The Dodgers were led offensively by Lawrence, 4 hits with 2 doubles, 2 runs and 4 RBIs; Trey Harkins, 1 hit with 3 bases on balls and 3 runs; Rohland, 1 hit with 2 walks and 3 runs; Logan Gates, 1 hit; Juan Guerrero, 1 hit with a walk; Matthew Greene, 1 hit with a double and an RBI; Jonathan Guerrero, 1 hit with a run; Tyler Dover, hit by pitch.
Pitching for the Dodgers were Lawrence, 2 innings and 49 pitches with 3 strikeouts; Harkins, 3 innings and 47 pitches with 5 strikeouts; Matthew Greene, 1 inning and 36 pitches with 1 strikeout; Juan Guerrero, 2 innings and 28 pitches with 2 strikeouts.
Padres 8, Indians 7
Emmanuel Jones and Jacob Frye led the Padres to an 8-7 victory over the Indians.
Jones had 2 hits with a double, a home run, a walk, 2 runs and 3 RBIs, while Frye had 2 hits with 2 doubles, 2 runs and 3 RBIs.
For the Indians, Ian Inaba had 4 hits with 3 doubles, 2 runs and an RBI, and Garrett Hite had 2 hits with 2 runs.
The Padres also got offensive help from Brant Smith, 1 hit with a double, 2 RBIs; Jaylen Knowles, 1 hit with a walk and 2 runs; Sabien Lindo, 1 hit; Garrett Geros, a run; and Tyler Perry, a run. Pitching for the Padres were Jaylen Knowles, 1 inning and 20 pitches; Smith, 2 innings and 20 pitches with 1 strikeout; Jones, 3 innings and 45 pitches with 1 strikeout; Frye, 2 innings and 31 pitches with 4 strikeouts.
The Indians were also led at the plate by Dax Edwards, 1 hit with a double, a walk, 2 runs; Peyton Willoughby, 1 hit with a walk and a run; Seth McFarland, a walk and a run; Brenden Walker, 2 walks and an RBI; Ryan Hardesty, hit by pitch; John Guilisano, a walk; Dalton Henson, a walk.
Indian pitchers were Inaba, 3 innings and 49 pitches with 5 strikeouts; Garrett Hite, 2 innings and 36 pitches with 5 strikeouts.