Out To Play completed a 6-0 march through the first-half Co-Rec
C League schedule by topping Morgan Hill Bowl 41-8 Wednesday at Las
Animas Park.
Gilroy – Out To Play completed a 6-0 march through the first-half Co-Rec C League schedule by topping Morgan Hill Bowl 41-8 Wednesday at Las Animas Park.
Play snapped a 6-6 tie with a 17-run third inning. Pete Martinez highlighted the winning offense with a home run, two doubles and two singles, driving in seven runs.
Julie Broyer dominated the Morgan Hill Bowl offense with a home run, double and two singles. Moses Guerrero added three Bowl hits.
Kenny Gordon lashed a home run, two triples and a double as Team Hair FX edged South County Rockery 21-19.
Tim Gordon added a two-run home run and Ryan Boyd tagged two triples and a single for Team Hair FX. Dave Meacham delivered two home runs and a double, Mike Lopez a triple and three singles for South County Rockery.
Chili’s powered past Gamers In Control 17-9 behind a pair of two-run doubles by Vicki Velasquez. Willie Gamboa followed with a home run, triple and double for Chili’s. Cody Wilson lofted a solo homer. Ernesto Salinas went 4-for-4, A. J. Martinez 3-for-3 for Gamers In Control.
The Big Kahunas finished the first half of the Co-Rec C League at 5-1 with an 18-7 win over the Icy Hots Tuesday.
Mark Logan powered a triple, double and single for the Big Kahunas. Spencer Straub lashed three extra-bases hits and Rudi Groppe added a double and two singles to the winning effort.
Alison Griffin went 2-for-2 and Manuel Arce scored two runs for the 4-2 Icy Hots.
Co-Rec B
Team Coconuts upset first-half Co-Rec B League champion Pacific Coast Bail Bonds 15-13 Tuesday at Christmas Hill Park.
Joel Vaca’s two-run home run in the top of the eighth helped Team Coconuts to a three-run outburst. Vaca went 5-for-5 and scored five runs. Benji Dequin went 4-for-4, Dave Perez 3-for-3 for the Coconuts. Richie Rodriquez homered in a five-hit effort for 5-1 Pacific Coast Bail Bonds.
Raul Salgado slapped a home run, triple and single as Jennie’s Crew defeated O’Neal Roofing-Greenwood Chevrolet 9-5. Suzanne Fox went 3-for-3 with a sacrifice fly for Jennie’s. Frank Martinez stroked an RBI-double for O’Neal-Greenwood.
Dee’z Nutz & Cherries trimmed Lights Out 4-1 behind a double and two singles from Liz Talavera. Matt Hernandez tripled and singled for Lights Out.
Men’s C
The Platinum Roofing Slammers claimed the first-half Men’s C League title Tuesday by edging ConAgra Foods 8-7 in a tie-breaker contest at Christmas Hill Park.
Manuel Juarez doubled and scored on a Ralph Ortiz hit in the top of the seventh inning as the Slammers snapped a 7-7 deadlock.
Jose Melendrez Jr. drove in three runs with a double and single as ConAgra (5-2) built a 7-3 lead after four innings. The Slammers (6-1) responded with a four-run fifth that included four consecutive one-out singles and a three-run triple from Noe DeLaTorre.
DeLaTorre added a solo home run. Brian Caswell homered for ConAgra Foods.
2NQ outlasted VFW Bingo 13-8 in a tie-breaker Men’s EE League game Tuesday.
2NQ, improving to 6-1, struck for five runs in the first inning, six in the second for an 11-0 cushion. VFW Bingo battled back with seven runs in the second inning, then garnered just one run the rest of the game.
Ryan Kearns stroked doubles in each of the first two 2NQ innings. Omar Rodriguez netted a triple, two singles and a sacrifice fly for the winners. Frankie Perez went 3-for-3 for VFW Bingo (5-2).
Men’s Ccc
The Hit Men topped the Desperados 16-10 Tuesday to leave both clubs at 3-3 in Men’s CCC play at Las Animas Park.
Ernie Badilla slapped four hits and scored four runs for the Hit Men. Mario Razzo plated six Hit Men runs with a triple, double and two singles.
Phil Clark hit a three-run triple and Dustin Hyer went 3-for-3 for the Desperados.
Jared Snyder collected six hits to spark Campbell’s Towing to a 34-16 win over Louie & the Outlaws.
Jason Morton, Elon Steers and Bryan Merkel hit home runs for the high-scoring Towers. Robert Pena hit for the cycle and Abel Martinez went 4-for-5 for Louie & the Outlaws.
Five Star Motors dropped a forfeit game to the Cali Boys.
