Woodway claims Big League crown in tough final
Woodway defeated Auburn 3 2 at Woodway High School to win the Puget Sound Big League title after finishing 20 4 in the Northern Division. Pitcher Matt Arnold earned a complete game victory allowing four hits and two walks with five strikeouts. Auburn tied the game at two in the sixth but Woodway answered with unearned runs in the fifth and held on.
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Steve Jessup
Matt Arnold
Woodway
Puget Sound
Auburn
Woodway High School
Renton
Arnold
John Field
John Luckie
Field
Blue Knights start 1986 with win over Seattle Cavaliers
Snohomish County Blue Knights opened the season July 19 at Shoreline Stadium with a 25-15 victory over the Seattle Cavaliers. Kicker Ron Meyers put points on the board with a 28 yard field goal. Galen Cain led a 65 yard drive finishing with a one yard TD run and two point conversion. Cain then connected with Gary Carlson for a seven yard TD to make it 18-0 at halftime.
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Snohomish County
Blue Knights
Seattle Cavaliers
Shoreline Stadium
Seattle
Northwest Football Alliance
Blue Knight
Ron Meyers
Galen Cain
Knights
Cain
Gary Carlson
Meyers
Geoffrey Ethelston
Seattle Cavalier
Dan Hage
Randal Anderson
Edmonds bases team clinches Sandy Koufax title in Bothell
Edmonds Baseball Association 14 and under squad won the Sandy Koufax Tournament at Pop Keeney Field, beating Northshore No. 1 8-7 in the final after a late rally. The weekend included two other Edmonds wins, finishing 19-3 overall with strong batting led by Jason Tyler and Jason Davis. Coach Corky Frady retired after this championship season.
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Edmonds Baseball Association
Sandy Koufax
Pop Keeney Field
Bothell
Edmonds
Meadowdale
Woodway
Northshore No. 1
Northshore
Mark Middendorf
Corey Ginsberg
ERA
Shane Howard
Northshore No
Howard
John Looney
Richmond Beach
Jason Davis
Corky Frady
Frady
Jason Tyler
Davis
Don Ginsberg
Dick Rockne
Tsubota Industrial
Seattle
Chris Bloch
Roberto Manalo
Kevin Frady
Matt Rockne
David Prusa
Brandon Butrick
Lynnwood Softball Standings Show Wide League Divisions
Lynnwood Parks and Recreation releases softball standings across multiple divisions including M2 M3 M5 and COED groups. Teams listed span Hill Top Texaco Gutter King Lynnwood Mortgage Lucky Drywall and many others reflecting a broad recreational league season.
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Hill Top
Texaco Gutter King Lynnwood Mortgage Lucky Drywall
Alexander’s Restaurant
Connelly Skis Davis Backhoe
Seattle Times
Sam’s On
S & J Equipment
Elder Alfy’s Rebels
Spiders Raiders
Drywall
Green Valley Turf
Maranatha Seafoods
Olympic Sports Moonlighters
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Andy Mosher
Steve Naughten
Dave McMorris
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Pat Richter
Chuck Schroeder
Richter
Barry Carr
Schroeder
Walsh
Carr
Gunner Folsom
Get
Ting Jim Sugarbaker
Lynnwood Parks and Recreation
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Martha Lake Foods
Brean Church
Pizza Haven
Pepsi Harris Ford
Harris Ford
Gutter King II
the Ranch
Beck’s Cobras Jam Ltd. Brewers Crystal Opticians
GTE Generals
Savages
Daverthump
Pirates
Emerald City Swingers
Intermec
Westgate Invaders
Piper
Jaffray Snohomish Pilots
Richard Weston
M6 Division
Precision Air
Martha Lake Ssg Corp
Status Quo Balls R Us
LPCA
Sun Gods Human Furn Dodge Boys
Aki
Leilani
PA Clarco Drywall Pirates
MGM Gold Diggers
Nat. Med. H.C. the
Wally’s
Emerald City Eagles
Calif
Mudville
EFMC
Mamas & Papas
Goldies
Easel
PSSC
Moss Bay Carver Roughriders
Dr. Shu’s
Killer Tomatoes
Auburn Snohomish County
West
Skagit Valley
Salem
Mountlake Terrace Recreation and Park
Douglas Meeks
Bob Boyd
Anthony Paynter
Joe Bard
Tracey Sundquist
Dave Olney
Pete Piza
Phil Tourtellot
Don Peterson
Dean Case
Mel Fisher
Bill Anderson
PNWE
Rainier Beer
Martha Lake Tavern
Pietro’s Pizza
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Mee
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