Justin Baker poked a three-run home run to lead unbeaten
Executive Lifestyles past Uribe Machining 22-15 Wednesday in Men’s
Fall E League play at Christmas Hill Park.
Gilroy – Justin Baker poked a three-run home run to lead unbeaten Executive Lifestyles past Uribe Machining 22-15 Wednesday in Men’s Fall E League play at Christmas Hill Park.
Baker added a two-run single in a five-run seventh for the Executives. Drew Anderson, Harkin Sheedy and Chris Hernandez each provided three singles for the 4-0 winners. Tony Murillo and Fernando Sanchez each mustered three hits for Uribe Machining (1-3).
Animal Health Center improved to 2-2 in E action with a 16-7 victory over Team Beefy.
Joel Guerrero lined a two-run single as Animal Health Center struck for seven runs in the first inning. Frank Flores provided three hits for the winners. Brad Kyle cracked a triple, double and single for Team Beefy.
Los Pistoleros edged past Walton & Sons Masonry 5-3 in a battle of unbeaten Men’s Fall DD League teams Wednesday at Las Animas Park.
Walton & Sons took a 4-0 record into the showdown and built a 2-0 lead through four innings. Chris Wardlaw and Bob Canales hit consecutive doubles to help Los Pistoleros scored twice in the fourth inning.
Pascual Cid gave Walton & Sons a 3-2 lead with an RBI-single in the fifth. Los Pistoleros (4-0) countered with a three-run rally in the sixth that featured RBI-hits by Zeke Lopez, Wardlaw and Lupe Lemus.
Joe Cano drove in seven runs to pace the VFW Vets to a 26-17 win over the Regulators.
Cano contributed a home run, double, single and two sacrifice flies to the assault. Danny Melendez drilled two triples and two singles, Cody Wilson and Daniel Montenegro a triple and three singles apiece for the Vets. Jess Lopez Jr. homered in a 4-for-4, four-run effort for the Regulators. Art Tomasetti went 4-for-4, Jess Lopez Sr. 3-for-3 for the Regulators.
Pacific Coast Bail Bonds moved to 2-3 with an 18-15 decision over the Titans.
Alan Hazelberg went 4-for-4 and scored four Bail runs. Joel Gaeta went 4-for-4 and Sergio Diaz drove in five runs with a double and two singles. Ted Pickeral and Jerry Zimmerman each bagged three singles for the Titans.
