Cowboy Football

The Billings Mustangs completed the sweep of the Casper Ghosts Sunday afternoon with a 9-4 win. The Ghosts lost all seven games on this road trip.

The Casper Ghosts lost their second straight to Great Falls Tuesday night 7-6. With the loss the Ghosts dropped below .500 for the first time here in the second half at 11-12.

Because of the rainout on Saturday night, Casper and Billings played two on Sunday spliting the doubleheader at Lansing Field. The Mustangs taking game one 10-6 with the Ghosts winning the night cap, 7-4.

The Great Falls Voyagers not only shutout the Casper Ghosts but did so with a no-hitter. The Voyagers used three pitchers in the process of the 4-0 win.

Three Great Falls pitchers no-hit the Casper Ghosts Thursday night at Lansing Field. The Voyager who lost the opening game of the series on Monday night, came back to take the last three games.

The Casper Ghosts who opened up their seven game homestand Monday night with a 12-2 win over Great Falls were drilled by the Voyagers Tuesday night 15-6 at Lansing Field, with 1285 in attendance. Ghosts pitching surrendered 19 hits with four Voyager hitters getting three hits apiece.

After taking care of Great Falls Monday night 12-2, the Casper Ghosts found themselves on the short end Tuesday night to the Voyagers 15-6 in Pioneer League action. The Wyoming Cowboy football team ran another scrimmage yesterday.

The Wyoming Cowboys scrimmaged over the weekend as spring football continues. The Pokes will wrap up it up with their spring game this Saturday at Memorial Stadium.