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Eugene Church · 08-14-2008, 11:32 PM

The Islandian Times

Wednesday, July 4, 2001

No Games Today in the IPA
It's an off day in the Islandian Pro Alliance today. Everybody will be in action tomorrow.

In the league's tightest race, the Colfax Blasters, who have a 1.5-game lead over the Far Mountain Redhawks in the RU North, will travel to play the fourth place Volusia Vigilantes at the Jailhouse. Both clubs have been hot of late. The Blasters have won 10 of the 15 games against the V's this season.

Far Mountain will be at home at Sky High Stadium, where they are 29-9 so far this year. The second place Redhawks hope to make up the lost ground against the last place Elnora All-Stars. Far Mountain is 9-6 against Elnora.

In the Ruthlandian Union South Division, the top club, the Marston Nine, will head to Sugar Valley to play the third place Rattlers. Marston has a four-game edge over second place Forest City and a six-game edge over Sugar Valley. In the season series the Nine lead with 6 wins in 9 contests.

The Lumberjacks will be on the road in Claxton against the fifth place Diamonds. Claxton has been playing very well of late with 7 victories in the last 10 games. Forest City's record against them this season is 8-7.

The Ginza Ninjas lead the Tycobbian Union East Division with a four-game cushion on second place Cape Coral. The Ninjas will be entertained by the last place Hartsdale Hellcats, while the Hurricanes will have their hands full with one of the hotter clubs, the third place South Fork Stallions. The Stallions will host the series and trail the leader by five games. Ginza is 11-3 in the season series with the Hellcats, while Cape Coral has won 9 and lost 6 to South Fork.

In the West Division, the Fairfax Frogs have been a runaway leader with a nine-game lead over second place Bayview. The Frogs will be at home at the Frog Pond hosting the fifth place Blue Lake Blue Sox. Fairfax has won 8 of the 9 games so far this year. The Vikings will be away against the basement-dwelling Bay St. Clair Buccaneers at Shoreline Park. Bayview has a one-sided 11-4 record against them this year.

08-14-2008, 11:32 PM	#400
Eugene Church Hall Of Famer Join Date: Aug 2002 Posts: 36,083	The Islandian Times Wednesday, July 4, 2001 No Games Today in the IPA It's an off day in the Islandian Pro Alliance today. Everybody will be in action tomorrow. In the league's tightest race, the Colfax Blasters, who have a 1.5-game lead over the Far Mountain Redhawks in the RU North, will travel to play the fourth place Volusia Vigilantes at the Jailhouse. Both clubs have been hot of late. The Blasters have won 10 of the 15 games against the V's this season. Far Mountain will be at home at Sky High Stadium, where they are 29-9 so far this year. The second place Redhawks hope to make up the lost ground against the last place Elnora All-Stars. Far Mountain is 9-6 against Elnora. In the Ruthlandian Union South Division, the top club, the Marston Nine, will head to Sugar Valley to play the third place Rattlers. Marston has a four-game edge over second place Forest City and a six-game edge over Sugar Valley. In the season series the Nine lead with 6 wins in 9 contests. The Lumberjacks will be on the road in Claxton against the fifth place Diamonds. Claxton has been playing very well of late with 7 victories in the last 10 games. Forest City's record against them this season is 8-7. The Ginza Ninjas lead the Tycobbian Union East Division with a four-game cushion on second place Cape Coral. The Ninjas will be entertained by the last place Hartsdale Hellcats, while the Hurricanes will have their hands full with one of the hotter clubs, the third place South Fork Stallions. The Stallions will host the series and trail the leader by five games. Ginza is 11-3 in the season series with the Hellcats, while Cape Coral has won 9 and lost 6 to South Fork. In the West Division, the Fairfax Frogs have been a runaway leader with a nine-game lead over second place Bayview. The Frogs will be at home at the Frog Pond hosting the fifth place Blue Lake Blue Sox. Fairfax has won 8 of the 9 games so far this year. The Vikings will be away against the basement-dwelling Bay St. Clair Buccaneers at Shoreline Park. Bayview has a one-sided 11-4 record against them this year.