Youth baseball and softball roundup results defense sprint
Major Minors led by Kavin Halliday with a seventh inning three run double powered a 9 8 win over Smith Electric. John Vargas and Jeff Bettendorf each had two hits while Skip Van Allen earned the win as Ken Bickmore homered for Smith.
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Standings and schedules for major league baseball games
Standings show Philadelphia atop the National League with 44 wins and 18 losses followed by Pittsburgh and New York. Monday results include Montreal at Philadelphia and Los Angeles at St. Louis. Today’s American League East games feature New York at Baltimore and Cleveland at New York with a full slate of interleague matchups and listed probable pitchers for all games.
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Pico's wins SM tourney to claim Santa Maria title
Pico's Sporting Goods of Lompoc captured the 12-team Santa Maria slow pitch tournament, going undefeated in double elimination. They beat Santa Maria Dental Lab 11-2, Ackerman 19-5, Strawberry Farms 8-0, Tag's Sporting Goods 11-3, and Veatch Electric 9-0, with Wise, Ray, and Breen among the standouts.
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Santa Maria
Pico’s
Santa Maria Dental Lab
Ackerman
Strawberry Farms
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Veatch Electric
Dental Lab
Bobby Froehlich
Dennis Ray
Monte Wise
Eddie Breen
Neal Porter
Mark Ervin
Wise
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Bill Nobbs
Charlie Battle
Freddie Montana
Rivera
Neal
Ray
No Hit Bid Falls Short as Garland Earns Orioles Win
Wayne Garland, used mainly in relief, loses a no hit bid in the eighth but still earns a two hit, 2-0 victory for Baltimore. He walks one, strikes out 10, and completes his first big league complete game to help the Orioles win their seventh straight and stay atop the standings. Two years earlier he nearly pitched a no hitter against Oakland before a late hit by Dick Green.
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Dent wins Amana VIP Pro-Am in playoff
Jim Dent, famed for distance off the tee, wins the Amana VIP Pro-Am in a sudden death playoff. He and six others tied for lead at six under 66 after 18 holes. Dent clinched the $3,000 top prize with a 15-foot eagle putt on No. 2 after Beard failed to match.
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