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TBT Front Page: 5/13

TOP STORYLINE: WONNOCOTT AND RUSSI RACK UP K'S IN SHUTOUTS
Roderick Wonnocott and Samuel Russi both had shutouts today, against the Monsters and the Generals respectively. Russi had 5 strikeouts, giving up 5 hits and 6 walks. Wonnocott, on the other hand, had 16 strikeouts, tying Johnny Butkus, Juan Solorio and, oddly enough, himself, for the NBL record.

Russi won 9-0, and Wonnocott won 2-1. Roderick is 7-2 for the Norse, while Russi is 3-5 for the Veterans.

OTHER NEWS
John Carland hits a walk-off single for the Blue Chips to beat the Wolverines, 5-4 in 12 innings.
Leo Vasquez hits a walk-off home run for the Blackhawks to beat the Archers, 5-4 in 10 innings.

ALL SCORES
Irish 2-7 Loggerheads
Sea Lions 1-7 Brown Bears
Fusion 5-2 Legion
Monsters 1-2 Norse
Wolverines 4-5 Blue Chips- 12 innings
Beavers 2-5 Green Knights
Archers 4-5 Blackhawks- 10 innings
Sun Dogs 13-4 Lightning
Veterans 9-0 Generals
Crush 0-4 Cardinals
Senators 5-7 Swashbucklers
Tropics 9-1 Buffaloes
Black Dogs 5-6 Gamblers
Sunbirds 0-8 Sky Chiefs
Indians 1-2 Glaciers
Otters 3-6 Islanders

STANDINGS UPDATE
In the ABC East, Boston and New York are now tied for 2nd place.

TOP PERFORMANCES OF THE DAY
#3: Kai Scott, DEN: 2-4, 2 HR, 4 RBIs in 13-4 win vs Lightning
#2: Leo Vasquez, HOU: 4-5, 2B, 2 HR, 3 RBI in 5-4 win vs Archers
#1: Roderick Wonnocott, BOS: 9 IP, 4 H, 1 ER, 0 BB, 16 K vs Monsters

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This is in dire need of an update, so here it is.

the baseball times
May 14th, 1958

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the baseball times
May 15th, 1958

ROSS BECOMES TALK OF SEATTLE
Sky Chiefs right fielder Antonio Ross is on fire. He's so on fire that he has a 20-game hitting streak. He extended it with his 1-for-3 performance today against Juneau, with his squad winning 7-5. He's so on fire that the people are mentioning it to him when he's on the streets.

"Every time I go to the general store, the cashier, first thing he says, is 'Hey! It's Mr. Hitting Streak!' And I tell you what, it's getting on my nerves," Ross says in an interview after the game.

As of now, he's slugging .339, with 22 RBIs, 19 runs scored and 7 HRs.

ROMAN DOES IT AGAIN, SHUTS DOWN MIAMI
Omar Roman of the Fort Worth Monsters is on something today, as he blanks Miami 5-0. While giving up 7 hits, he struck out 10, keeping Legion sluggers at the bench.

"It was a win I really needed. I looked at my pitching record this season, and knew I needed work on that, and I took my time in the bullpen, and it contributed," says Roman after his performance, which makes him 3-3 on the year. His ERA is now up (or should I say down) to 3.16 with 86 strikeouts.

SCORES
Houston 9-6 San Diego
San Jose 5-4 Oakland
Boston 1-6 Philadelphia
Cleveland 3-6 New York
Miami 0-5 Ft. Worth
Albuquerque 1-5 Tucson
San Antonio 5-3 Denver
Tulsa 1-7 Las Vegas

Honolulu 5-6 Colorado Springs (10 innings)
LA 7-9 Columbus
Austin 3-1 Detroit
Jacksonville 1-3 Memphis
Chicago 2-5 Omaha (10 innings)
OK City 1-9 El Paso
Milwaukee 6-1 Long Beach
Seattle 7-5 Juneau

STANDINGS
In the NBC Pacific, Seattle now has 1st place by a game. In the ABC Mountain, Denver and San Antonio are tied for 2nd place.

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the baseball times
May 16th, 1958

VAZQUEZ CALLS IT QUITS, RETIRES AFTER SEASON
Today, another player is hanging the cleats after the season. This time, it's 37-year-old Mario Vazquez, a second baseman for the Swashbucklers. The native of Curacao has decided that family was more important than the game.

"I've got 2 kids, a lovely wife, and a beautiful home. I want more time with them, because I'm always traveling. And besides, I'm aging."

WALLER MAKES MASTERPIECE, SHUTS OUT BEARS
The Irish are having quite a season so far, and Jake Waller is making no exception. His squad hosted the Brown Bears of Cleveland today at Yankee Stadium, and Waller dominated, striking out 8 and walking 1 in a 4-0 shutout.

Andy Rodeiro had some words about his performance. "He's using that fastball really well. He brings it down and leaves those batter guessing."

Waller is now 6-2 with an ERA of 2.68. He's struck out 60 this year. His next performance will be at Tuscon on the 21st.

SCORES
Albuquerque 2-5 Tucson
San Jose 6-3 Oakland (880 Battle, referring to Interstate 880)(10 innings)
Boston 12-4 Philadelphia
Cleveland 0-4 New York
Miami 3-4 Ft. Worth (10 innings)
San Antonio 5-1 Denver
Tulsa 8-1 Las Vegas
Houston 5-6 San Diego (11 innings)

Honolulu 8-2 Colorado Springs
Seattle 1-2 Juneau
LA 6-5 Columbus
Austin 2-14 Detroit
Jacksonville 5-6 Memphis
Chicago 7-3 Omaha
OK City 4-1 El Paso
Milwaukee 2-4 Long Beach

STANDINGS
Las Vegas and San Jose are tied for 1st in the ABC Pacific.

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the baseball times
May 17th, 1958

DE LA GARZA PUTS REDBIRDS ON SHACKLES, WINS 7-0
The way Santos de la Garza was pitching today in Omaha, it looked like he was the all star on a prison baseball team. He shut out the Chicago Cardinals in a 7-0 victory, striking out 5 and giving up 5 hits.

He had a game score of 82, which is a pretty impressive total compared to his opponent, Gabe Hann, who had a score of 18. Garza's performance now makes him 8-2 with an ERA of 2.46 in 87.2 innings.

SCORES
Cleveland 20-4 New York (I'm not making this up)
Boston 5-4 Philadelphia
Miami 2-6 Ft. Worth
Albuquerque 4-5 Tuscon (10 innings)
San Jose 2-12 Oakland
Tulsa 5-9 LV
Houston 4-1 San Diego
San Antonio 3-2 Denver

Austin 4-5 Detroit
LA 5-4 Columbus (10 innings)
Jacksonville 8-4 Memphis (11 innings)
Chicago 0-7 Omaha
Honolulu 3-5 Colorado Springs
Oklahoma City 4-1 El Paso
Milwaukee 9-4 Long Beach
Seattle 1-8 Juneau

STANDINGS
The ABC East is at a 3-way tie (excluding Miami, of course). Also, Las Vegas gets back out by 1 game in the ABC Pacific.

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OK, I need to stop drifting away from this.

the baseball times
May 18th, 1958

UPDATES ON ALL-STAR VOTING
It has now been 1 week since All-Star voting began, and the fans have come careening to the ballot boxes (or newspapers).

Attached below are the updates for both the ABC and NBC. The All-Star Game takes place on June 17th in Oklahoma City.

LEYBA CONSIDERED "IN A LEAGUE OF HIS OWN", REACHES 30 GAME HITTING STREAK
The Denver Sun Dogs are happy that they drafted Alex Leyba, because he is contributing. In the Sun Dogs' 4-1 victory over the Norse, Leyba went 3-for-5 to up his streak to 30 games. This is what manager Ken Espey had to say:

"I think we made a good choice that day. This kid is in a league of his own. Any team that has to play against Denver will immediately think of Alex."


SCORES
Houston 3-6 San Antonio
Denver 4-1 Boston (mentioned above)
Tucson 9-6 Cleveland
Las Vegas 8-1 Albuquerque
Oakland 8-3 New York
Philadelphia 11-10 Miami
San Diego 4-2 Tulsa
Ft. Worth 3-7 San Jose

Colorado Springs 8-5 Jacksonville
Memphis 11-6 Austin
Columbus 7-8 Chicago (11 innings)
Detroit 3-2 Omaha
Juneau 5-7 Milwaukee (10 innings)
Seattle 4-1 Oklahoma City
Long Beach 6-7 Los Angeles (11 innings)
El Paso 0-3 Honolulu

STANDINGS UPDATE
In the ABC East, the Beavers jump ahead to the lead.

OTHER NEWS
Ross Oubre of the Memphis Otters goes 5-5 against the Veterans.

ALL-STAR VOTING FOR AMERICAN CONFERENCE

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all-star voting for national conference

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the baseball times
May 19th, 1958

GENERAL MOTORS PLAYERS OF THE WEEK ANNOUNCED
It's that time of the week again, meaning that we're giving out awards to the week's best players.

In the American Conference, LF Josh Turnage of the Boston Norse is our pick. He hit .700 last week, with 2 HRs and 10 RBIs. He is currently .393 on the year in hitting, with 10 HRs, 28 RBIs, and a .434 OBP.

In the National Conference, it's 1B Poto Finocciaro of the Memphis Otters. He scared pitchers last week, hitting .462 with 3 HRs and 6 RBIs. On the year, he's hitting .440 with 6 HRs and 19 RBIs.

LEYBA HITS 31, DESPITE DENVER LOSS
Alex Leyba continues to prove that even though your team loses, you can still contribute. Even though the Sun Dogs lost 3-0 to the Norse at Fenway today, Leyba went 1-for-3 to up his streak to 31.

When asked about his hitting, Leyba told the Times: "It's a thing you can't think about too much. It's part of your zone. Once you're in it, you can't get out of it."

Mike Alman of the Norse held Denver to 3 hits, striking out 7 and walking 4. He's now 3-3 on the year.

KASEY COX SQUARES UP, KS 16 IN GENERALS WIN
Wolfson Park was full of fun today, as Kasey Cox of the Generals turned out amazing. He struck out 16 Black Dogs, tying the NBC record with Johnny Butkus and the NBL record with 4 pitchers en route to a 3-2 win.

Generals manager Matt Igoe said: "We needed this boost. When you have a pitcher with control and an understanding, it turns into a win-win situation for your team."

WEEKLY POWER RANKINGS
Here are this week's Power Rankings, with the Otters still #1 in the league.


SCORES
Denver 0-3 Boston
Oakland 3-6 New York
Tucson 3-5 Cleveland
Philadelphia 5-4 Miami
Houston 5-11 San Antonio
San Diego 4-3 Tulsa
Las Vegas 4-8 Albuquerque
Fort Worth 5-3 San Jose

COL Springs 2-3 Jacksonville
Memphis 9-7 Austin (5 run comeback in 9th)
Columbus 13-1 Chicago
Detroit 3-5 Omaha
Juneau 2-7 Milwaukee
Seattle 10-1 Oklahoma City
Long Beach 8-5 Los Angeles
El Paso 3-5 Honolulu

STANDINGS

ABC EAST
PHI: 25-18
BOS and NYI: 24-19
MIA: 8-35

ABC CENTRAL
CLE: 26-17
HOU: 23-20
FTW: 19-24
TUL: 17-26

ABC MOUNTAIN
TUC and SA: 27-16
DEN: 24-19
ALB: 20-23

ABC PACIFIC
LV: 23-20
SJ: 22-21
SD: 20-23
OAK: 15-28

NBC EAST
COL: 27-16
JAX: 24-19
CHI: 22-21
DET: 16-27

NBC CENTRAL
MEM: 30-13
OMA: 25-18
OKC: 19-24
MIL: 16-27

NBC MOUNTAIN
ELP and LB: 21-22
AUS: 17-26
CS: 15-28

NBC PACIFIC
LAS and SEA: 24-19
HON: 23-20
JUN: 20-23

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the baseball times
May 20th, 1958

MIKE HAYES FINDS SETBACK, OUT AT LEAST 2 WEEKS
The Loggerheads will continue to play without CL Mike Hayes, as he's been bumped back another 2 weeks. While being treated for a hamstring strain, his light rehab workout didn't end well.

"I got finished stretching when it just started hurting. It was sharp, and it hurt. It just hurt to stand," Hayes said about his injury.

Loggerheads manager Aaron Searle had this to say in an interview: "It's not good to see a setback like this, but we manage. We do have guys that can do the same thing as Mike: get out there, pitch well, get a save."

O'LEARY, CORRA HENRIQUES DISCIPLINED FOR BRAWL AT TINGLEY FIELD
Mike O'Leary of the Loggerheads and Bruno Corra Henriques of the Archers will be out for 4 and 6 games respectively after being suspended for a brawl that they started today at Tingley Field.

After a Jon Lucero home run in the bottom of the 4th, O'Leary was clipped in the side by a 2-2 pitch. Instead of shaking it off and heading to first, Mike ran straight to the mound and threw a punch at Corra's side. Corra responded with an uppercut, and the brawl lasted a full 5 minutes.

"This is not tolerated by the NBL, and it never will be," says NBL commissioner Acunajrbravesfan. "These guys have to realize this is baseball, not boxing."

SHUTOUTS GALORE IN NBL
More shutouts today, and 4 pitchers contributed.

Devon Hamby of the Veterans topped the Otters 3-0 at Riverside, whiffing 8 and walking 1. Larry Havery of the Sky Chiefs stopped the Gamblers 1-0, whiffing 7 and walking 2. Luiz Lopez of the Fusion blanks the Monsters 4-0, striking out 5 and walking 1. Finally, Brian Skinner of the Brown Bears shut out the Wolverines 2-0, with 8 strikeouts and 2 walks.

OTHER NEWS
Alex Leyba's 31-game hitting streak has ended in Boston, going 0-for-3 in a 4-3 loss.
Antonio Ross's 23-game hitting streak has ended in Oklahoma City, going 0-for-3 in a 1-0 victory.

SCORES
Denver 3-4 Boston
Oakland 1-5 New York
Tucson 0-2 Cleveland
Philadelphia 7-3 Miami
Houston 2-1 San Antonio
San Diego 6-10 Tulsa
Las Vegas 0-5 Albuqueruque
Ft. Worth 0-4 San Jose

Columbus 4-3 Chicago
Colorado Springs 2-1 Jacksonville (12 innings)
Detroit 2-0 Omaha
Memphis 0-3 Austin
Juneau 4-6 Milwaukee
Seattle 1-0 Oklahoma City
Long Beach 2-8 Los Angeles
El Paso 8-10 Honolulu

STANDINGS

ABC EAST
PHI: 26-18
BOS and NYI: 25-19
MIA: 8-36

ABC CENTRAL
CLE: 27-17
HOU: 24-20
FTW: 19-25
TUL: 18-26

ABC MOUNTAIN
TUC and SA: 27-17
DEN: 24-20
ALB: 21-23

ABC PACIFIC
LV: 23-21
SJ: 23-21
SD: 20-23
OAK: 15-29

NBC EAST
COL: 28-16
JAX: 24-20
CHI: 22-22
DET: 17-27

NBC CENTRAL
MEM: 30-14
OMA: 25-19
OKC: 19-25
MIL: 17-27

NBC MOUNTAIN
ELP and LB: 21-23
AUS: 18-26
CS: 16-28

NBC PACIFIC
LAS and SEA: 25-19
HON: 24-20
JUN: 20-24

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the baseball times
May 21st, 1958

MIAMI WOES CONTINUE AS CASTILLO FANS 16 IN VICTORY
The Legion just can't catch a break. They fall to the Sun Dogs 5-2, as Elias Castillo struck out a record-tying 16 batters for Denver.

He only gave up 1 walk and 2 hits in the effort. The Legion were once again disappointed afterwards. "I don't know what kind of team we drafted, but we're not making the most of it at all," says Joe Earl, Legion manager.

EVEN MORE SHUTOUTS IN THE NBL
Once again, the pitchers treat us to more shutouts. Today, we've got 3 spectacular games.

First, Jake Waller of the Irish blanked the Wolverines 2-0 on 5 hits. He whiffed 5 and walked 2. Next, Luis Dominguez of the Indians stopped the Generals 9-0 on 5 hits. He fanned 7 and walked 2. Finally, Eric Trumbo whitewashed the Otters 7-0 on 6 hits, striking out 5 and walking nobody.

SCORES
San Jose 3-4 Philadelphia
Tulsa 8-11 San Antonio
Boston 1-4 Houston
New York 2-0 Tucson
Miami 2-5 Denver
Ft. Worth 9-1 Oakland
Albuquerque 3-4 San Diego
Cleveland 3-2 Las Vegas

Omaha 8-3 Columbus
Milwaukee 7-2 Oklahoma City
Memphis 0-7 Detroit
Long Beach 0-11 Chicago
Jacksonville 0-9 El Paso
Austin 7-8 COL Springs (walk-off)
Honolulu 8-2 Seattle
Los Angeles 5-1 Juneau

STANDINGS

ABC EAST
PHI: 27-18
NYI: 26-19
BOS: 25-20
MIA: 8-37

ABC CENTRAL
CLE: 28-17
HOU: 25-20
FTW: 20-25
TUL: 18-27

ABC MOUNTAIN
TUC: 28-17
SA: 27-18
DEN: 25-20
ALB: 21-24

ABC PACIFIC
LV: 23-22
SJ: 23-22
SD: 21-24
OAK: 15-30

NBC EAST
COL: 28-17
JAX: 24-21
CHI: 23-22
DET: 18-27

NBC CENTRAL
MEM: 30-15
OMA: 26-19
OKC: 19-26
MIL: 18-27

NBC MOUNTAIN
ELP: 22-23
LB: 21-24
AUS: 18-27
CS: 17-28

NBC PACIFIC
LAS: 26-19
SEA and HON: 25-20
JUN: 20-25

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the baseball times
May 22nd, 1958

IZZY HIT WITH SEASON-ENDING INJURY, GENERALS GIVEN SETBACK
Izzy Ramirez, the ace for the Jacksonville Generals, will have his season end prematurely. Back on the 20th, his rotator cuff gave out and got torn.

In that game against the Black Dogs, Ramirez struck out Miguel Bugarin for out number 2 in the 5th. After the previous pitch, he felt sharp, stinging pains in the shoulder region. Izzy was not available for comment, but Matt Igoe was.

"This is certainly a heartbreaker. This month of May has been full of terrible incidents regarding our star players. First was Slaughter, now it's Izzy."

RETIREMENT DAY: 2 MORE PLAYERS HANG UP CLEATS
A pair of players will end their career at the conclusion of the inaugural NBL season. The first is Oakland reliever Seth Cooper, at the age of 37.

"You know, umm, as time passes, age and weakening bones and joints, it can really take a toll on your body. It just hurts for me," Cooper said in his announcement.

The other retiree is Long Beach SS Mike Martin, who wraps up his major league service at 38 years old. He made no comments.

ALVAREZ GOES 5-5, TUCSON LOSES TO FIGHTIN' NY IRISH
Ricky Alvarez had a splendid performance today at Desert Park in Tucson. He not only tied the NBL record with a 5-5 outing, but his team lost 5-3 to the New York Irish. Both teams are now 27-19.

"I felt great out there. I ate properly, I drank properly, I exercised, and it worked. But I just wished that the rest of the team followed my formula to success," Ricky told The Baseball Times after the game.

After his performance, he now slugs .332 with 7 HR and 32 RBI.

SCORES
San Jose 6-9 Philadelphia
Tulsa 6-3 San Antonio
Boston 2-5 Houston
New York 5-3 Tucson
Miami 4-21 Denver (poor poor Miami)
Ft. Worth 4-2 Oakland
Albuquerque 0-1 San Diego
Cleveland 8-3 Las Vegas

Chicago 10-1 Long Beach
Memphis 6-1 Detroit
Omaha 4-6 Columbus
Milwaukee 7-3 OK City
Jacksonville 7-6 El Paso
Austin 4-5 Colorado Springs
Honolulu 3-9 Seattle
Los Angeles 7-6 Juneau

STANDINGS

ABC EAST
PHI: 28-18
NYI: 27-19, 1 GB
BOS: 25-21, 3 GB
MIA: 8-38, 20 GB

ABC CENTRAL
CLE: 29-17
HOU: 26-20, 3 GB
FTW: 21-25, 8 GB
TUL: 19-27, 10 GB

ABC MOUNTAIN
SA: 28-18
TUC: 27-19, 1 GB
DEN: 26-20, 2 GB
ALB: 21-25, 7 GB

ABC PACIFIC
SJ: 23-23
LV: 23-23
SD: 22-24, 1 GB
OAK: 15-31, 8 GB

NBC EAST
COL: 29-17
JAC: 25-21, 4 GB
CHI: 24-22, 5 GB
DET: 18-28, 11 GB

NBC CENTRAL
MEM: 31-15
OMA: 26-20, 5 GB
MIL: 19-27, 12 GB
OKC: 19-27, 12 GB

NBC MOUNTAIN
ELP: 22-24
LB: 21-25, 1 GB
COS: 18-28, 4 GB
AUS: 18-28, 4 GB

NBC PACIFIC
LA: 27-19
SEA: 26-20, 1 GB
HON: 25-21, 2 GB
JUN: 20-26, 7 GB

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the baseball times
May 23rd, 1958

ROHRER ROARS IN SHUTOUT OF FORT WORTH
Dave Rohrer is a lion. His performance on the hill tonight will have him roaring until dawn. In Oakland's 3-0 win over the Monsters of Ft. Worth, he fanned 8, walked 3, and only gave up 4 hits.

"I liked where he was throwing his pitches. Most of the guys at the plate didn't know what was coming. We're gonna remember this moment," said Oakland skipper Kevin Shawley.

SCORES
Tulsa 1-3 San Antonio
Miami 6-12 Denver
San Jose 2-3 Philadelphia
Boston 0-10 Houston
New York 9-5 Tucson
Ft. Worth 0-3 Oakland
Albuquerque 2-8 San Diego
Cleveland 3-4 Las Vegas

Austin 10-6 Colorado Springs
Honolulu 3-8 Seattle
Memphis 4-1 Detroit
Omaha 3-7 Columbus
Milwaukee 3-1 OK City
Jacksonville 5-6 El Paso (walk off)
Chicago 8-3 Long Beach
Los Angeles 9-3 Juneau

STANDINGS

ABC EAST
PHI: 29-18
NYI: 28-19, 1 GB
BOS: 25-22, 4 GB
MIA: 8-39, 21 GB

ABC CENTRAL
CLE: 29-18
HOU: 27-20, 2 GB
FTW: 21-26, 8 GB
TUL: 19-28, 10 GB

ABC MOUNTAIN
SA: 29-18
TUC: 27-20, 2 GB
DEN: 27-20, 2 GB
ALB: 21-26, 8 GB

ABC PACIFIC
LV: 24-23
SD: 23-24, 1 GB
SJ: 23-24, 1 GB
OAK: 16-31, 8 GB

NBC EAST
COL: 30-17
CHI: 25-22, 5 GB
JAC: 25-22, 5 GB
DET: 18-29, 12 GB

NBC CENTRAL
MEM: 32-15
OMA: 26-21, 6 GB
MIL: 20-27, 12 GB
OKC: 19-28, 13 GB

NBC MOUNTAIN
ELP: 23-24
LB: 21-26, 2 GB
AUS: 19-28, 4 GB
COS: 18-29, 5 GB

NBC PACIFIC
LAS: 28-19
SEA: 27-20, 1 GB
HON: 25-22, 3 GB
JUN: 20-27, 8 GB

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the baseball times
May 24th, 1958

GAONA GETS ON HIS BIKE, HITS FOR CYCLE
Alfredo Gaona can tell his grandkids that he made NBL history. In the El Paso Indians' 8-2 win over the struggling Austin Veterans, Gaona bought a bike and took it for a ride, completing the first cycle in the history of the National Baseball League.

After striking out in the 2nd, he tripled in the 4th, singled in the 5th, hit a 2-run homer in the 7th, and made history with an RBI double in the 9th.

"I didn't even know I hit the first one until just moments ago," Gaona told the Baseball Times via translator following the game. "I only focused on getting hits, helping the team win. So, uh, congrats to me!"

He's now hitting .211 with 3 HRs and 10 RBIs in 26 games.

SCORES
Houston 5-3 Miami
Las Vegas 3-11 New York
Tulsa 8-1 Boston
San Diego 5-6 Cleveland
Philadelphia 6-8 Ft. Worth
Oakland 8-3 Tucson
San Antonio 0-8 Albuquerque
Denver 7-4 San Jose (10 innings)

Juneau 2-6 Chicago
Long Beach 6-3 Omaha
Detroit 0-6 Columbus
Seattle 3-4 Jacksonville
Colorado Springs 6-5 Memphis
Milwaukee 6-7 Honolulu
OK City 4-1 Los Angeles
El Paso 8-2 Austin

STANDINGS

ABC EAST
PHI and NYI: 29-19
BOS: 25-23, 4 GB
MIA: 8-40, 21 GB

ABC CENTRAL
CLE: 30-18
HOU: 28-20, 2 GB
FTW: 22-26, 8 GB
TUL: 20-28, 10 GB

ABC MOUNTAIN
SA: 29-19
DEN: 28-20, 1 GB
TUC: 27-17, 2 GB
ALB: 22-26, 7 GB

ABC PACIFIC
LV: 24-24
SD and SJ: 23-25, 1 GB
OAK: 17-31, 7 GB

NBC EAST
COL: 31-17
CHC and JAC: 26-22, 5 GB
DET: 18-30, 13 GB

NBC CENTRAL
MEM: 32-16
OMA: 26-22, 6 GB
MIL and OKC: 20-28, 12 GB

NBC MOUNTAIN
ELP: 24-24
LB: 22-26, 2 GB
COS and AUS: 19-29, 5 GB

NBC PACIFIC
LA: 28-20
SEA: 27-21, 1 GB
HON: 26-22, 2 GB
JUN: 20-28, 8 GB