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Eugene Church · 01-10-2008, 11:49 PM

Islandian Pro Alliance

Tuesday, April 24, 2001

Tycobbian Baseball Union

East Division

Hurricanes Batter Hellcats in 7-HR Game
The Cape Coral Hurricanes hammered the Hillsdale Hellcats 14-8 today at Pioneer Park by rapping out 18 base hits. Cape Coral got the best of the longball battle by slamming 4 roundtrippers. Hillsdale put 3 out of the park. That set a new IPA homer mark of 7 in one game. Rob Kelly and Fats Dalton led the way with 3 RBIs apiece. Kelly was 5-for-5 in the game, the first IPA player to ever do that. Both Kelly and Dalton had homers in the game. Todd Seals slugged a pair for the Hellcats.
Starter Kaz Hayagawa got the win, despite being the victim of a 6-run inning. None of the runs were earned. He exited in the seventh with the score 12-7. Reliever Cody Burg finished it out for him, holding Hillsdale scoreless the rest of the way. Roger Graves absorbed the loss as he was shelled for 8 runs in just 3 innings.
The Hurricane win evened the five-game series at two apiece.

Zorros Win On 9th-Inning Error
South Fork's second baseman Ken Robbins committed 3 errors today with the last one costing them the game. Luxora got the winning run on a bad throw by Robbins to whip the Stallions 4-3. Tommy Fortunato led off the last of the ninth with a double and he scored on errant throw on Pedro Vizquel's ground ball. Three Zorro relievers combined to shutout South Fork over the last three innings with the victory going to Luis Gomez. Kyle Moss was the victim of the unearned run and suffered the loss. Starters Jamie Kelly of the Stallions and Chris Pierce of the Zorros pitched creditable ballgames. Kelly surrendered 3 runs and 5 hits in 7 innings of work and Pierce allowed 3 hits and 3 runs in 6 innings, but all of them were unearned.
It was South Fork's third triumph in four tries against the Luxora.

Ninjas Hart 6 Scoreless Innings Top Naturals
The game at Ninja Stadium started off like a slugfest, but excellent relief work put a stop to it after three innings. Ginza's Buddy Hart took over from troubled Toshiya Tamura in the fourth frame with the score 6-4 and completedly stopped the Ozarka Naturals on just 2 hits in 6 outstanding innings. Hart was credited with the 7-4 victory. The Naturals relief corps, Donnie Young and Yasuyuki Nakagawa also stood out, allowing only one run after the third. The loser was starter Emile Leduc, who was blasted for 6 runs and 5 hits in the first three innings.
Charlie Campbell and Kenshin Yamamoto were the offensive stars for the Ninjas with a homer each. Campbell drove in 3 runs and Yamamoto 2. Doug Cunningham hit a 3-run shot to pace Ozarka.
The two clubs have split the first four games of the five-game series.

West Division

Lynx Krumholtz and Kishata Combine for Win
The La Claire Lynx had a easy time with the Blue Lake Blue Sox knocking them off 8-1 at Capitol Park Stadium before a large crowd. Val Krumholtz notched the win by hurling 6 innings. The righthander put a lot of Sox on the basepaths by yielding 8 hits and walking 5 in 6 innings, but surrendered only 1 run. Blue Lake outhit the winners 9 to 8 in the game. Closer Monoto Kishata relieved with no outs and two runners in the seventh and shut down Blue Lake on just one hit and no runs to get credit for his first save of the season.
Luis Marquez, third baseman for the Lynx, delivered the cinching blow with a grand slam in the 5-run seventh for their third win in a row. La Claire moved their season mark to 3-1, while the Blue Sox sunk to 1-3.

Hunt Hurls 3-Hit Shutout Over Vikings
Arlon righthander Ray Hunt blanked Bayview 4-0 on a superlative 3-hitter today at Derby Downs. Hunt went all the way, struck out 3 and walked none. The losing pitcher was Charlie Andrews for the Vikings, who gave up 5 hits and 2 runs in 5 innings.
First sacker George Lyons topped the Champions with 2-for-3, including a 2-run homer. Shortstop Archie Berry added 3 hits to the Arlon attack.
Hunt allowed only 3 singles in the game.
The Champs victory knotted up the series at 2-2.

Bucs Top Frogs 6-4, Nikorsky Saves It
Lefty reliever Johnny Nikolsky saved the day for Bay St. Claire by holding the Fairfax Frogs scoreless over the final two innings. The Buccaneers won the game 6-4 with the win going to starter Ben Crowley, who struggled through 6+ innings, permitting 4 runs and 8 hits. Losing pitcher Mel Murray was ineffective in his first start of the year and was ripped for 6 runs and 6 hits in 5 innings, although 2 of them were unearned.
A 5-run second frame put away Fairfax. Bay St. Clair outhit the Frogs 10 to 8, paced by right fielder Shoichi Tanaka with 3-4 and catcher Jake Singleton 2-3. Shortstop Hot Rod Patrick drove in 2 runs. Frog shortstop Warren Lee led them with 3-for-4.
The series is now evened at 2 games each.

01-10-2008, 11:49 PM	#25
Eugene Church Hall Of Famer Join Date: Aug 2002 Posts: 35,765 Blog Entries: 1	Islandian Pro Alliance Tuesday, April 24, 2001 Tycobbian Baseball Union East Division Hurricanes Batter Hellcats in 7-HR Game The Cape Coral Hurricanes hammered the Hillsdale Hellcats 14-8 today at Pioneer Park by rapping out 18 base hits. Cape Coral got the best of the longball battle by slamming 4 roundtrippers. Hillsdale put 3 out of the park. That set a new IPA homer mark of 7 in one game. Rob Kelly and Fats Dalton led the way with 3 RBIs apiece. Kelly was 5-for-5 in the game, the first IPA player to ever do that. Both Kelly and Dalton had homers in the game. Todd Seals slugged a pair for the Hellcats. Starter Kaz Hayagawa got the win, despite being the victim of a 6-run inning. None of the runs were earned. He exited in the seventh with the score 12-7. Reliever Cody Burg finished it out for him, holding Hillsdale scoreless the rest of the way. Roger Graves absorbed the loss as he was shelled for 8 runs in just 3 innings. The Hurricane win evened the five-game series at two apiece. Zorros Win On 9th-Inning Error South Fork's second baseman Ken Robbins committed 3 errors today with the last one costing them the game. Luxora got the winning run on a bad throw by Robbins to whip the Stallions 4-3. Tommy Fortunato led off the last of the ninth with a double and he scored on errant throw on Pedro Vizquel's ground ball. Three Zorro relievers combined to shutout South Fork over the last three innings with the victory going to Luis Gomez. Kyle Moss was the victim of the unearned run and suffered the loss. Starters Jamie Kelly of the Stallions and Chris Pierce of the Zorros pitched creditable ballgames. Kelly surrendered 3 runs and 5 hits in 7 innings of work and Pierce allowed 3 hits and 3 runs in 6 innings, but all of them were unearned. It was South Fork's third triumph in four tries against the Luxora. Ninjas Hart 6 Scoreless Innings Top Naturals The game at Ninja Stadium started off like a slugfest, but excellent relief work put a stop to it after three innings. Ginza's Buddy Hart took over from troubled Toshiya Tamura in the fourth frame with the score 6-4 and completedly stopped the Ozarka Naturals on just 2 hits in 6 outstanding innings. Hart was credited with the 7-4 victory. The Naturals relief corps, Donnie Young and Yasuyuki Nakagawa also stood out, allowing only one run after the third. The loser was starter Emile Leduc, who was blasted for 6 runs and 5 hits in the first three innings. Charlie Campbell and Kenshin Yamamoto were the offensive stars for the Ninjas with a homer each. Campbell drove in 3 runs and Yamamoto 2. Doug Cunningham hit a 3-run shot to pace Ozarka. The two clubs have split the first four games of the five-game series. West Division Lynx Krumholtz and Kishata Combine for Win The La Claire Lynx had a easy time with the Blue Lake Blue Sox knocking them off 8-1 at Capitol Park Stadium before a large crowd. Val Krumholtz notched the win by hurling 6 innings. The righthander put a lot of Sox on the basepaths by yielding 8 hits and walking 5 in 6 innings, but surrendered only 1 run. Blue Lake outhit the winners 9 to 8 in the game. Closer Monoto Kishata relieved with no outs and two runners in the seventh and shut down Blue Lake on just one hit and no runs to get credit for his first save of the season. Luis Marquez, third baseman for the Lynx, delivered the cinching blow with a grand slam in the 5-run seventh for their third win in a row. La Claire moved their season mark to 3-1, while the Blue Sox sunk to 1-3. Hunt Hurls 3-Hit Shutout Over Vikings Arlon righthander Ray Hunt blanked Bayview 4-0 on a superlative 3-hitter today at Derby Downs. Hunt went all the way, struck out 3 and walked none. The losing pitcher was Charlie Andrews for the Vikings, who gave up 5 hits and 2 runs in 5 innings. First sacker George Lyons topped the Champions with 2-for-3, including a 2-run homer. Shortstop Archie Berry added 3 hits to the Arlon attack. Hunt allowed only 3 singles in the game. The Champs victory knotted up the series at 2-2. Bucs Top Frogs 6-4, Nikorsky Saves It Lefty reliever Johnny Nikolsky saved the day for Bay St. Claire by holding the Fairfax Frogs scoreless over the final two innings. The Buccaneers won the game 6-4 with the win going to starter Ben Crowley, who struggled through 6+ innings, permitting 4 runs and 8 hits. Losing pitcher Mel Murray was ineffective in his first start of the year and was ripped for 6 runs and 6 hits in 5 innings, although 2 of them were unearned. A 5-run second frame put away Fairfax. Bay St. Clair outhit the Frogs 10 to 8, paced by right fielder Shoichi Tanaka with 3-4 and catcher Jake Singleton 2-3. Shortstop Hot Rod Patrick drove in 2 runs. Frog shortstop Warren Lee led them with 3-for-4. The series is now evened at 2 games each. Last edited by Eugene Church; 01-11-2008 at 12:38 AM.