Youth baseball and softball roundup features wide results
In youth leagues Majors Miners beat Smith Electric 9 8 on Kavin Halliday s 7th inning 3 run double. Diatoms defeated Ellis 6 3 as Woodfin and Hartley posted two hits. Medics edged V&J 2 1 with Sousa pitching a 1hitter. Ellis beat Smith Electric 9 2 as Libonao stole 3 bases. Multiple other minor league scores follow including Pizza Palace, Coastals, and Dodgers clashing in varied matchups. Dodgers 8 Cards 2.
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Majors Miners
Smith Electric
Kavin Halliday
John Vargas
Jeff Bettendorf
Skip van Allen
Smith
Ken Bickmore
Roman Libonao
Diatoms
Ellis
Jacob Woodfin
David Hartley
Wally Grossi
Medics
V&j
Brad Sousa
V-J
John Olivera
Russell Holdren
Chemical Kids
American Legion
David Beltran
Anthony Armenta
Tom Vega
Casey Candaele
Tim Howell
George Wright
David Rupp
Miners
Kevin Halliday
Andrew Trosper
Mitch McDaniels
Trosper
John Lizarraga
David Aragon
Joe Velasco
Carlos Garcia
Michael Theis
Denny Marable
Jesse Gonzales
Raul Yanez
Scott Robbins
Paul Huyck
Chem Kids
Legion
National Stadings
Elks
Pizza Palace
Central Coast
Gus Knickrehm
Eddie Duran
Denny Alverson
Red Kids
Fred Gonzales
Mike Ward
Larry Steinwand
Keith Lawson
Truckers
Fred Langley
Robert Decker
Ricky Cameron
Allen Bryson
Jack
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Standings and schedule snapshot from major leagues
Standings show Philadelphia leading the NL with 44 wins and 18 losses, Pittsburgh 35-26, New York 33-36, St. Louis 29-36, Chicago 28-36, Montreal 22-36. West race lists Cincinnati 41-25, Los Angeles 37-30, San Diego 35-29, Houston 30-36, Atlanta 28-36, San Francisco 25-43. Monday results include Philadelphia 8 over Montreal 3, Atlanta 11 over Houston 9, and others. Today’s pitchers span Pirates at Chicago, Kirby at Lonborg in Philadelphia, Rondon at Morton, Sutton at Norman, Swan at Denny, and D Acquisto at Jones. American League East leaders New York 38-22, Baltimore 31-31, Cleveland 30-30, Boston 29-31, Detroit 25-33, Milwaukee 24-34, Kansas City 39-23. Texas 34-26, Oakland 31-34, Minnesota 29-33, California 22-40. Matchups include New York at Baltimore, Cleveland at New York, and others.
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Lonborg
Rondon
Morton
Sutton
Norman
Swan
Denny
D’acquisto
Jones
Baltimore
Cleveland
Boston
Detroit
Milwaukee
Kansas City
Texas
Oakland
Minnesota
California
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Roberts
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Pico's wins SM tourney in Santa Maria slow-pitch
Pico's Sporting Goods of Lompoc captured the 12-team Santa Maria tournament, going undefeated in double elimination. They defeated Santa Maria Dental Lab 11-2, Ackerman 19-5, Strawberry Farms 8-0, Tag's Sporting Goods of Lompoc 11-3, and Veatch Electric 9-0. Wise and Ray led with multiple hits and homers, and the title game featured Wise, Rivera, and strong team defense.
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Santa Maria
Pico’s
Santa Maria Dental Lab
Ackerman
Strawberry Farms
Tag’s Sporting Goods of Lompoc
Veatch Electric
Dental Lab
Bobby Froehlich
Dennis Ray
Monte Wise
Eddie Breen
Neal Porter
Mark Ervin
Wise
Tag's
Bill Nobbs
Charlie Battle
Freddie Montana
Rivera
Neal
Ray
No-Hitter Near Miss Lifts Garland In 2-0 Orioles Win
Baltimore’s Wayne Garland, mainly a reliever, loses a no-hitter with two outs in the eighth but finishes a two-hitter in a 2-0 victory that keeps the Orioles atop the standings. Garland walks one and strikes out 10, earns his seventh win, and secures his first complete game. He reflects on past near-misses against Oakland and notes pride in a game won.
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United Press International
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Garland
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Rico Petrocelli
Oakland
Dick Green
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Memorial Stadium
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Doyle Alexander
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Bert Blyleven
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Ed Figueroa
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Bill Melton
Bob Jones
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Gary Ross
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Ben Oglivie
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John Hiller
Dent Wins Amana VIP Pro-Am On Sudden Death Putts
PGA veteran Jim Dent, long known for distance, captured $3,000 by sinking a 15 foot putt on No 2 in a sudden death playoff at the Amana VIP Pro-Am. Ten players tied 66 after 18 holes, including Frank Beard and Bobby Mitchell, with Dent prevailing after Beard missed a six foot par putt.
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Dent
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