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Little League

RedSo, 13 -Glm.t 17

EASTERN DIVISION

The GlacIs stayed ¡e second

White Son

14-O

place w their division with a wiis

7-6

Cobs

A's

Reds

Orioles

Pirates

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5-9

4-10

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WESTERN DIVISION

Astros

13-1

Giants 11-3

Dodgers «o,

3.5

RedSox

4-8-1

Padres

3-9-1

Twins -

3-IO

Girnsts3-AaIrosll

The first

place Astros

remSined in first place with a big

win over the second place Giants.

Hits for the Giants from

Chris

Pisani, Joe Ozzaato, Mike Pallen,

Stan Beone, and Steve Torofsky.

Nice defensive play by Stan

Benne. Good pitching came from

Mike Pallen, Stan Beane, and

Chris Pisani for the Giants. The

Astrosisitters were: Steve Rajah

with two hornero and a doable.

Great defensive plays by:

Bill

Brown and Vince McEnaney.

Saper pitching for the Aotros

from: Dale Hoeft, Mike Belmon-

te, and Rob Poroycki.

A's4-GIantsZ4

The Giants overtook Ike A's

with kils from: Chris Pisani, Joe

000auto, Mike Pallen, Stan

Beane, Dave Picota, Steve Tarot-

shy, and Mark Partipio. Homero

from:

Picote, Pisani, and Go-

saeto.

Good defeose by Stan

Beone. Pitching for the Giants:

PoSeo, Beane, Picote, O5auto

and Torlick. On the mooed for

Ike A's were:

S. Parlieb, S.

Scholle, Tomcoyk, and R. Sob-

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Home Osco 9toomngIo. tUmors

against the Red Sex. Hits for the

. Giants contributed by: C. Pioaoi,

J. OceanIa, J. Arendt, Mark Par-

tiptOe with a diving catch.

Joe

Gozaste and Dave Picolo with

some fine infield defense.

Pit-

eking for the Giantswao supplied

by:

Ckrio Pisani, Joe Ozzaato,

Dave Piento, amiStan Beane. On

tbemoundfarthe RedSon: Mark

Neaberger, Mark Argetsioger,

Abdala,and Keith Nesberger.

WhlleSox3O.Odole, 3

Tbirteeo wasn't an anlacky

number for the White Sou, who

got a big win over the Orioles.

The Son battei and scared io

caclE inning to talley- np to 34.

Mitch Gryboeki batted 1,870 io-

eluding a homer. Goad pitching

along with good defense held tise

Orioles to 3 hits. Os Ike mooed

forthe Son:

Koppenoteiner,

Eichman, George Langts and J.

Blake.

Ge the mooed for the

Orioles:

Jason Chapich, K.

Brown, J. Vaienta, J. Sill and

Dan McCarthy along with B.

Cotleoder. -

A's 1- WhI te Sos 31

With two games left the Son

kept their O in the loes enlamo.

Teamwork on

defense and

swinging bats held the A's lo 3

kits. mIs for the Sex from: Rick

Thiel, Jeff Koppensteieer, Joe

Eichman, Nick Lapgis, Glenn

Knzminski, Jon Blake, Mitch

Grybowoki, George Langis, Andy

Barrett, a homer from Loca

Frusciooe, and Jobs Autiek, the

first of his basebau career. On

Ike moand for theSen: Kuppen-

steiner, Eicbman,

George

Langis, Mitch Gryboski, and

Jon Blake. Pitching for the A's

were: S. Parlick, R. Sobczak, T.

Cbswlka, S. SIsallo, and D. Tom-

coyk. A special thanks lo Kevin

Sbtffmsts from Peanut League

with a great catck io ceoter finId

tsrobtbe Sancta homer.

Aatrnsll-A'sll

The Autres stayed on top with a

win against the A's and- Bases

loaded triples from Tom-Markos

and Mikv Belmonte. Saper pit-

eking

from

Astros, Hoeft,

Belmonte, and Rob Poroycki. On

the mooed for the A's were:

Parlick, Tomcyzk, Schalls, and

Chow)ka.

hub-as 14-Pirales 5 -

The

Astros

overtook tise

Pirates in a good game with hits

for the

Aotrcis

from Mark

Piotrowoki with 3 smokers. Pit-

eking for the Pirates were:

Aaron Feiober, Marty Murray,

and M. Malovany. On the mooed

for the Antres were: Date_Hoeft,

Tom Markosand Rob Porzycki.

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A's 97-Reds 12

The A's won a big one with good

defense and good pitching from:

R. Sohraab, S. Partich, D. Tom-

coyk and S. SobRIo. Pitchers for

the hard hitting Redu were: T.

Harty, Santucci, Stovic, and

Pierski.

Twins 11- Dadgers 17

The Dodgers won against the

hard bitting Twins with pitching

from Greodizinuki, Ben Paohe,

P16900, and Ryan Beyer. Hits for

theTwino from: K. Radway, B.

Nakai with 3 singles, M: Affrunti,

M. LaCascio art J. Kellogg. Fine

hitting by Eric Toinberg with 2

singles aod 2 RBIs who was

railed up from Peanut League.

De the mound for Ike 'Iwies: M.

LoCaorio, B. Nakai, and Mark

Affranti.

Cubs 10-Pirateo 1

The Cabs got their sixth win

with hits from:

Brad Nieder-

maier called ap from Peahat

League along with Brian TeorIe

from Peanuts (thanks gayst)

Also hitting for the Cubs: Todd

Alenander, Dave Auketson, Batch

Lidik, and Fred Braun.

Good

defeme by Dame Aukelson. On -

the mound for the Cubs: Dave

Auketson, Todd Alexander, and

Butch Lidios.

Pirates pitching

came from:

A. Feinber, M.

Murray, and M. Matovany.

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Pirates took the lead in the first

imsiesg,bat altee tkat tIer Astistic

Trophy White Son buta got hot

and the Pb-dIes could not catch

up.

Goad pitching by Steve

Hammor and Frank Ziehell of the

While Soetseld the Piraten ta only

three hits. HiRing for the White

Sao were Miko Pollen and Rick

Caey who werebmught up from

Little League.

Hitting far the

Pirales were Scott McCiaugksy

-and Dava Schaefer, enrIe with a

triple and n single foe - Jeff-

Cardella.

Matt LoCuste,

tattle

Leuffier from the Teems. made n

nice play at third base. "Thanks

for helping not, Mutt".

ORIOLES 16 - WRITE SOX 5

The NEL Orioles name ost

swinging ts beat- the

Artistic

Thspby Whits Seo. Pene kits each

for Joe Kumboskt, Jobo Cecokin,

Todd Kassel sed Poter Stargios.

Sopes sqsorao bunt by Ross Levy. -

Good defense by Sung 50e Lise,

Suo Solomon, Tom labicki, und

John Comise.

Joe Kusuboski,

Jim Broeroft and Todd Kassel

each had three S.B.Ir's.

A'S IO - ORIOLES O

Thr 7111es V.F.W. Post 7712 A's

pitching was awesome, au they

mowed down one Oriele after

another.

A's Tony Mete, Alun

Wilson and Mise Chandler held

the N.B.L. Orioles ts only two

kiln. Good defensive plays

were

wade by Tony Mote0

Alan

Wiiuo,s, Mike Chandler nod Rick

Poesy. Hitting for Ike A's ta book

uju the

strong

pitching

and

stefeme . were Brad Lieta, Joe

Merenda, Mike Chandler, Disse

LiLegge and Tony Mete.

The

Orioes two bita ossue from Joe

Kmekoubi und Peter Stergios.

Two great defensive pioyu from

Joke Serbebiun.

Oriole pitching

goys up only Ove bits, hut they

were costly.

Glen Soymanisk

should he gives credit fr playing

with un injured right arm.

PIRATES 14 . CUBS 4 .

-- The DuPnge Die Casting

Pieots bob a big lead in the

second inning end held it all liso

way.

The bats

were really

swinging.

Power hitters of 1ko

gusee were Pot Voontueci, going

tb-ce fer three with a home esso

and te_o

singles, Peter -Dala-

mungou with a teipie und Shames

Looper with o

doubla. Jeff

Cordela, Thu Ga,nbro, Ken

Gray, and Scott McClaughey each

got u oingto. Marty Murray,

Little Leaguer, also cases through

with a singlo nest was creelited

with anEllI. Tight defense held

the Cubs ts for e runs en six hits.

Hitting singles foe the Cabs were

Brian Stranceek, Ji Chung, Mike

Wiegei, SoottDugan, Scout Tain-

berg, and Tac Young Kim.

Defensively, Cabs' Tim Kvuntaa

and Scott Dugan made a double

ploy. .

ORIOLES 4 - PIIIAThS 3

A very close, eocitieg goose all

the wsy.

Oriole hits cama from

John Cenobio, George Costanttni,

Peter Stergios, Ross Lov', Jim

Beecroft, und two from Tam

labichi. NRO, Griete pilotsing gave

up three raes in tIse first two

innings, hut then Todd Kassel

ana seen ozysnamau snot out tese

DoPage Die Cooling Piratas. the

rest ofthegame. The Pirateo two

hits came from Març Johnson, o

bust singlo, and Ken Gray with a

singlo. Good fielding and pitching

onboth sides kept the wore tight.

WHITESOX9-CUBS6 -

The Ilse Hayo Tile Co. Cubs

went ints

the ft,mth

inning

leading sin

te ene, thee the

Artistic Trophy Wisits Son batted

through their

line-up

scoring

eight naso.

White an sluggers

Wrea Steve Hasnmer, JaB Cosy,

Tom O'Brien, Nick

Chaconas,

Fenol, Ziehell, Doran Lubie, Steve

Block, ProsA PermIta and Don

MoFoggon, wks was brought up

from Littln League and played

very woll.

Cobs playar Jobs

Ksuteaewa went there for three

with two singles und a double.

Brios Strancaeh turned

a stalk

ints a ran by stealing home. Jeff

Tarofsky,

Ji Choug und Tim

Kvuntau ali get singlas und Scott

Dugan was credited with

a single

anda double. Stell Dugan, Scott

Teinheeg and Jobs Koatezewa

pulled oli another double play for

Ihn Cubs.

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The Piraten- went down

te a

defeat uf 9-O to a geed Twin team.

Pirates

hitters

were

Kwlatkowuki,

Hoeft

and

CedergrOs wilh 2 kits and Cante,

Early and Capek with 1 each.

Hit-

ling for the Twins

was Watrach,

Cooper, Hedrich and SerBes

made

fine defensive plays.

Bronco

leaguer Tim Gamkro did

an eut-

standing jeh filling io for

the

short-banded Twins.

Twins 5-Oriule, 1

The Grieteo and

the Twins

fought to a 5-5 tie. Fine

defensive

plays by Kassel and

Nurser6 in

the Twin's outfield helped

save a

tie. Vreohimpitchedshutout

bell

forthe Orioles.

Astrost-.Expsis7 -

The Autroskad a 4-run 7th is.

sing rally, stranding the 'tying

rifo on 3rd haue after Petrue's

doobleclosed the gap.

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Dudgean's

squeeze

hunt

brought LJgeI hume with the wie-

sing ran as theTwinu edged the

Red Son 2-1.

DiNapulis dolch

pitching was aidedby Giuvrncn'u

fine defensive play tu preserve

, the win, White and Fritan nOch

pitched 3 shutaut innings forthe

RedSon. -

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The Pirates pot an a gond hit-

tin6 diuplajwith 12 hita und olin

dame aal with a tie. Pitching fer

the Piraten were Hoeft, Klauen.

nih, Kwiatknwnki.

Pitching fer

the White 006were Compasase,

BOlke, Rnggeman.

White Sou 16-Dodgers O

Good Going guys.- Cumpasano

started

it ofF with a single

follewed by Bacchiere, Riuniti,

Sotan with 2 singles-Banna with o

single and a dunkle, Roggeman

withzuingleu and a dunkle. Steve

Pavkovic was our ulogger nl Ilse

day with a triple, a double and 4

RBI's. - Pitching wan groat hy

Belie and Roggeman. Thanks te

Kustraewa fer coming up from

Bronca and nibs did o good jòb.

Pitching for the Dodgers -were

Ginvaoelli, Krueger and Loman-

isar.

White Sas 3- Red Soul

, Fer the WItte Son hite hy Corn-

Pesano )2), Balie (1), Bausu (1).

Basen Inaded with 3-O daunt ne

outs Visse Basso strochuat the

sideatlowing on rom inlhe6th.

Red, 6-Twins 5

meNeAs edged the Twins 6-5 in

entra innings. Westun and Geld--

stein had big hits fur the Reds.

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Pitching hy Roggemun, Ballte,

Cornpesano, Rilan andBanun fer

the White Sen.

i single by

Parlich, 3 by' Pavkevic, 1 by

Composons and 2 by Reggeman

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Dodgers 11- Orlalea S

After Saturday's sleep-a-then,

the Dodgers woke ap as)d played

a good ball game. Krueger snap-

pet eut-0f a 'slump with 3 hase

hits, Giavanaelli with 4 bane hits

and 4 BRin, Plodzien with 2 bese

hits and with 3 RBI's. Kearney

from Perkina cutting dawn

would-he base rininer. Kehruey's

good throw cot down a wnald be

run. R. Mieleytoshi finallyhit 2

shots.

First time this year.

"They'll come, Rnn

JouI keep

-your head down." "Nice-game

Dedgerut", winners li-7.

Expes S-Dodgers 11

They had good hitting and good

defense when they needed it and

good pitching. Two double plays,

14 hits brought the Dodgers their

victory.

Perkins with 4 hits,

Lernanjeur with a big triple,

Chaconas with a clutch sinle,

Kearney's lerrifir catch in rigkt

turning it into a double play and

Kearney'u greatstsp aEthird to

a moats he inning fer the En-

pos.

Lemanjeur, Kroeger,

Ciecko gave up only 3 earned

roses no five hits - The whole

Dodger erganieation did

a good

10h.

"I would like te see mere

parents.

Red SnOt- Piratea 1f

Gond pitchingy HoeR for 3 in-

nings of no-hit heu and gmd hit-

110g by Gawle, Early, Klancmh

with two hits cock and one by

Kwiatknwshj andGrandinetti with

the hauen loaded helped the-

Pirates to their 2nd victory 15-f

Over the RetObo.

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Badgers 13-Pfrateal

The Pirates were beaten by the

Dodgers 13-4.

The Pirates had

ealy 2 hIts, nne a long hamer by

Early asid a single by Gante.

Cedergran, played OOtatanding

shortstop for the Pirates. Garn-

hrn and Gray fram Branca played

really well for the Piraten. The

Dadgeroplayed good ball, patting

na a good show again.

. Scott

Ciecka had 2 bornera with S

BRIs,

Krueger,

Pledzlen,

Giavannelli, Lernanjesr,

Perkins, Kearney all got sold

hite_ Good detenne anØ good pit-

citing by Krueger and Giavan-

nellE

PkatesS-EspssO

Sn a well-played game the

Pirates went down ta their 3,'si

defeat. -

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- CORRECTIONs Regarding the

6-241 game between Ike Red Sen

andiheflraves; Ihe odore wasnet.-

15-3) it was 15-O.

Gia.stsl-A'sll

The A's heat the Giants li-1.

Hitting for the A's were Reeve (2

singles, I

double),

Singer

(double), Nawrecki (hemer,

double), Van Vekoven (single),

Reeve struck ont 5 eut of his 9hits

and Larsen picked 2 scoreless in-

niego.

A's l0-Gists O

A's heat the Giants 15-6.

Hit-

tin6 fer -the A's were Fine

(single),

Nawrectci

(single,

triple),

Reeve

)lriple(

onl

Traskoski (deuhie(.

Braves I- Red Sex 7

The Red Son heat the Braves 7-

0. Pitching for Ike Red Ses were

Newian and RaSSis. Pitching for

the Braves were Zajdei, Howard

and Basse..

A's5-RedSoxtl

The Red Sou heat the A's ii-5.

Hitting 1er Ihn A's

were Van

Veksven (single), Boscepomi

(single(, Reeve (2 siogies(, Lar-

sen (double), Singer (double,

singlo) ont Nawrochi (nisgie).

Called up from AA were Expos-

Wayne Potrue and Fred Beyer

end Reds -Jack Feilen.

Padres 7-RedSon5

The Padres heel theRed Sex 7-

A's4-Padrrsl

A's beat the Padres 4-I.

Sisacore and Stiles pitched for

the Padres and Ken Soil hod 2

hits end i RBI. Hitting for the

A's were Bescopomi (triple),

Nawrocki (triple), Larsen 12

singies(, Reeve (single) and

Trashoski (single). Three denn in

the 5th was the big tuning ihal

broke ihr i-i tie.

Larson's 2

RBI's finished the big inning.

Reeve of the A's pitched 3

scoreless inniogu.

Traskaski

allowed only 1 unearned run in 4

innings ufwork. --

Giants 5-Padres 7

The Padres beat the giants 7-5.

Trailing by 5 io the beltsm of the

Sib, the Padres dame bach io win

the game with 2 hits by Gable, t

hit by Stiles, a grand slam by

Carbonaro and game-winning bit

and 2 RBI'n hy Ken Sail. Super

Padresß-RedSost

4 hit pitching by Slnacsre and

Stiles pias hits by Gable 12 hits),

Stiles (2 hits), Sioacere (2 hits)

und 2 hits with 5Rll1'n by Sail in-

eluding a homer, helped the

Padreo to beattke Red Son t-I.

Peanut Division

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A six ron first lniiing won this:

game far the A's.

Outstanding

pitching by Halley, Biedak, and

Stenger. Hitting far Sto A's were

Biedak 2 bits, Halley 2 hits,

Grab with bin first hit of the

season, and Stenger a hase hit.

The Giunto were lesi by slugger

M. Sergobwith a home ran and a

triple and R. Suela going3for3.

617-Sl: Wbltesoxt-Reda3

ENsile the WItte Sen pitckern J.

O'Brien0

G. Galassi and J.

Frawley held the Reds te 2 hits,

the lox scored 9 runs en O hits. G.

Gatasni led the hitting with 2

home runs, fellowed by doubles

by P. Wanherl and J. O'Brien,

and singles by V--Jensen, J.

Frawley, B. -Abracasen and A.

Hirschfield.

Reds pitcher E.

Aromi had a super nighl on the

mound with 2 iunings of kittest,

scoreless hail.

3.1661, RedSsxO.Cahsg

The Red Son wen a close hard-

fought game with 3 ruorallys in

the 4th and th innings. Hitting

leaders were D. GoIter 2 fer 3

with a 2 run triple and C. Silonruki

2 fer 3.

J. Donahue helped not

with S walks terz Elli's. Pitching

for the Csbs were Kaban, Beans

sod MasirL Cabs hits were by

Rabs with 2 doubles and a triple

oridMastri with 215Es.

6-1461: Tsvins2-Giaats3

li was a pitchers dual

as the

Giants battled for second place in

the divinisa with the Twins. Hit-

Sug 1er the Twins were M. Idoli,

E. Tzinberg. R. Sarnelah and T.

Giavis.

The Gianlu played on

- eutslanding defensive game

coupled with seper pitching by R.

Isole and S. Kuhr each allowing

,euly nne baserunner. St. Isola hit

a 2 run double followed by 5E.

Biasoirh with a i rue double to

give the Giants the win.

3.19-St: Reds 20-Pirales S

A big win ter the Rod led by

slogger T. Grasatelli with 5 hits

iocloding i heme runs, J. Rosen-

meier 3 hits, E. Aromi 3 hits, and

Bili Ladro with his first two hits

of the season.

For the

Pirates

T. Brieske and J.

Nawrooki went 2 for 3. Other hit-

tees wore T. Harts', B. Sdklnwuki,

P. Kim and K. Foss. Good pii- -

ching by Nawrocki, striking sut 5

- and walking oniy ose. -

6-lS-Sl, Twine 12 - Red Soul

The Twins had as esciting

game with J. Hoy aud R.

Samelab getting their liest heme

runs on the season. E: Toioberg

hod another super eigbt geisg 3

fer 3 including a heme run. GIber

sluggers were C. Kerne and T.

Glavin with doubles. Great pit-

ching by Hoy, Sameiah and Tobe-

berg allowed only 2 waiks. Ray

Thompson, ofthe RedSox, hadan

unassisted double piay on a lise

drive te third hase.

O-22-Sl, Giants 10 . Padres S

The Giaots wen this see with

good pitching by S. Ruhr, M.

SergeI and R. Isola and hits by M.

Serget, R. Isola and S. Sheetor.

K. Mets and K. Ricino turned in

beautiful defensive plays fer the

Padres. Great hitting by the en-

tire team especially J. Levine

and B. Pawtowuki.

,$-IS,61: RedSszid-Rodèl

The Red Sozexploded acarhig

Ii rozo in one iiinisg to blow open

a clase game.

Hitting power

rame frees J. tornee with bib fir-

at- two hits of the season, J.

Donahue with a

double and 3

RBI's for blu Brat bit, E. Thasss-

peon 4 for 5, K. Shiffmas and S.

RimA withhsmerwsaand3 BRIs

each, and

Doaahue 3 for 5.

Good pitchiag by J. Lerner with 2

strong innings and M. DonahUe

with several teBeos lniilsgs. The

Reds kept the games clase fari

Innings with hitting by R. Ladra

and pitching by Garces, Annual,

Rosesmélerand Nabal.

6-2611: Antras7-Wbiie Soul

Great pitching by beth teams

allanad only- 5 hits.

Hitting fur

the Astros wore T. Montoferaria

with2hits inclading a'graad slam

hume ron and J. Chopich. Sopor

pitching by B. Neldormuler, J.

Chopich ' and D. Callero.

The

White Sax bitting power came

from J. O'Brien ' and T. Jemen

with hnmeram. Gnodpitching by

J. O'Brien, J. Frawley, and G.

Datassi.

6-2311: Twina4-Csbs2 -

A three ron homer by T. Glavin

helped the Tsnins win this one.

Also hilttsg for the Twins were

M. Hall and E, Tzinlierg. Good

defense by M. Hall anI super pit-

citing by R. Osmalak in the last

twa mittags navel the gamo. For

the Csbn G. Mastri posnded ont a

three run homer to make it a

clasegame, - -

l-0611, Gisoisi-Oeioleu3 -

St took 7 innings for the Giants

to beat the Ortolen. The Giants

-canso Ost 00 top with good pit-

chisig by S. Kuba, M. Sergat, R.

Isola and K. Blasoick and a 7th

busing home run by R. Isola. D.

Kassakas bad a super night hit-

tina 3 far 4. -The Orioles pOwer

came frurn saper nlsggor M.

O'Grady with two home runs.

Fine pitching by B. EsImo, T. O'

Grady, and M. O'Grady with nut-

standing relief pitching by B.

O'Grady.

6-20-Sl, WblteSos 13-Oriales I

Great pitching by O'BrIen,

Frawloy and Galansi for the

While Sou held the Oncles te 3

hits while Son G. Gatssui and T.

Jemen batted 3 for 3 with Datassi

smaukipg 2 borne ruco.

Alun

scoring for the Sus were B.

Abramson, J. Meyésherg, P.

Kosuela, J. Frawley, J. O'Brien

and P. Wankerl.

Outstanding

fielding by M. Kelly, E. Kelly, T,

Patton, D. Bredwell and J, Bred-

well for the Orioles.

Excellent

first time catching by T. An-

drews. PItChIII for the Orioles

were R. Eshno and the O'Grady

brothers.

I_30.Sli Ajfroat-TelnuI

A 3-t ball game wstll the 5th in-

sing when the Astrus tsak

charge. Power bitters for the

Astros were J. Chuplcb,,I bits in-

cladioga borner, B. Niederrnalet

2 hite and 4 BRIs and T. Mon-

teferarlo i

hit.

Three great

defemive plays by P. Davidson,

B. Caufield and the game ending

catch by B. Greco made thin a

well-played game. Good pitching

by J. Hay for the Twins facing

only O batters in 2 tunings, with

help from R. Samelak making a

nico ltnedrivecatehatnbort stop.

Saperbitting by E. Tzisberg 3 for

4. Alanhilttng weroJ. Nay and T.

Glacis.

S-22-81e Dahu 3-Reds I

With two sots in the bottom uf

the sixth inning,

Johnson hit a

double driving in the winning

eons for the Cube. Superb defea-

se by Mastri, Biga und Beane

plus steady pllcking by Mastri,

Raben and Jobssen made this a

tight game.

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