LumberKings pound Kernels as Clinton takes 6 2 victory
Clinton LumberKings light up Cedar Rapids Kernels with 11 hits and 12 walks in a 6 2 win at Memorial Stadium. Clinton starter Josh Rupe allows two runs over six innings while striking out nine, as Cedar Rapids’ rough command and early miscues set the tone for a decisive loss.
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Kernels square off with Clinton in noon Memorial clash
Cedar Rapids hosts Clinton LumberKings at Memorial Stadium for a noon Two for Tuesday double header finale of the four game series and eight game homestand. Tickets start at four dollars and eleven-dollar seats are reserved. Radio coverage by KCRG 1600 AM and thezone1600.com.
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Royals Win Slugfest Over White Sox in Chicago
Aaron Guiel drove in seven runs as Kansas City exploded for seven in the sixth to beat Chicago 13 9. Angel Berroa drove in three, Dee Brown collected a career high four hits, Runelvys Hernandez won his sixth, and Frank Thomas belted his 2000th career hit. Jose Valentin and Joe Crede also homered for the White Sox.
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Smoltz Dominates as Braves Closer Breaks Records
Braves pitcher John Smoltz transformed into a dominant closer, compiling 42 saves with two months left and threatening Bobby Thigpen’s major league mark. He’s scored praise for automatic wins when he enters, and his era of “unhittable” fastballs and splits keeps Atlanta ahead.
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