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PAGE 19 - PLAINDEALER - FRIDAY, JUNE 2f, 19to Sports Youth Bosoboll McHenry minors STANDINGS - East: Royals 9-1, Eagles 5-5, QJuejays 5-5, Cardinals 4-7, Orioles 3-7, Orioles 3-7, Sparrows 2-8. West: Bluebirds 9-1, Robins 8-3, Owls 6- 4, Red Sox 3-6, Hawks 3-7, Falcons 1-8. Bluebirds 7, Eagles 5: (June 17) Winning pitcher Tom ,Brefeld struckout 10 batters. The Eagles were led in hitting by Todd Busche and Rich Svejcar. Robins 13, Cardinals 3: (June 17) Pat Crown batted four-for- ,four and was the winning pit­ cher. Crow hit two doubles and two triples, while only allowing one hit off the mound. Hawks 12, Eagles 11: (June .22) Chris Mays, filling in for an injured Eagle, hit his first homerun, a two-run shot. Mark •Floss struckout lp batters in four innings in relief. . Owls 4, Eagles 3: (June 24) Jake Wakitsch of the Eagles struckout 12 batters. Matt McGowan, Russell Sexton and •Chris Odom all hit doubles for the Owls. , Robins 11, Bluejays 4: (June 24) Mark Sonnichsen threw a one-hitter, while striking out 13 to gain the win. Sonnichsen also helped out at the plate with a double and two singles. Sean Dillon batted three-for-three, while Tim Hennip added two hits. Eagles 19, Red Sox 12: (June "25) Nicky Sheridan of the Eagles - and Terry Trocki of the Red Sox -both hit doubles. James Seeberger had two hits for the Eagles, while Jim Mays and Jake Wakitsch both batted four- for-four. | McHenry minis • STANDINGS -- National: Cubs 6-2, Astros 8-2, Dodgers 6-2, Braves 4-2, Giants 2-5. American: Brewers 5-3, Sox 4-2, Yankees 2-6, Indians 0-8. Twins 12, Indians 10: (June 8) Brian Bolger knocked in three runs, while Kurt Ubrig knocked in four to lead the winners. Bolger was the winning pitcher. Sox 11, Astros 0: (June 15) Winning pitcher Franklin allowed no hits in three innings, while striking out seven. Doug McMahon batted two-for-three. Dodgers 11, Braves 0: (June 21) Winning pitcher Brent Malenius hurled a one-hitter and struckout 15 batters. He also batted two-for-three with a homer and a triple. Jeff Glab batted three-for-three, slugging a homer and two triples. Ryan Boland, Kevin Brown and Ryan Klopfenstein all contributed singles. Sox 20, Indians 11: (June 23) Adam Franklin, Steve Papineau and Todd Freund all batted three-for-three to lead a 16-hit winning attack. Franklin homered twice and doubled, while Papineau tripled twice. Freund doubled, while Franklin and Papineau both scored three times. Franklin was the winning pitcher. Dodgers 10, Yankees 0: (June 25) Jeff Glab threw a one-hitter while striking out 10. Glab and Brent Malenius both batted two- for-two, with Malenius hitting a triple a double. "Aragorn Dimoftoulos doubled and Ryan BolanU hit a bases loaded single. Brewers It, Giants 5: (June 26) T.J. Rogers slugged two triples, while John Nellis. and Mark Lindberg both doubled for the winners. Mark Lindberg was the winning pitcher with six strikeouts, giving up only one hit in two innings. Johnsburg majors Johnslmrg Indians 12, Wonder Lake Angels 4: (June 22) Mike Lewallen led a 17-hit winning attack with a homerun and a double, while Jim Rorig batted three-for-three with two doubles. Scott Banaszynski also batted three-for-three and Joel Taylor added two hits. Trevor Hart was the winning pitcher, allowing only five hits and striking out eight. Indians 12, Orioles 3: (June 10) Jim Rorig batted four-for- four, hitting triple and scoring three times to lead the winners. Mike Lewallen also tripled and scored three times, while Kary Olsen and Lee Helmandollar had two hits. Helmandollar was the winning pitcher with four strikeouts. JOhnsburg Indians 15, Wonder Lake A's 5: (June 14) Dan Spung and Trevor Hart each homered and Tom Smith batted three-for- three to lead the winners. Scott Banaszynski hit a three-run double. Kary Olsen was the winning pitcher with eight strikeouts. Johnsburg Yankees 16, McHenry Orioles 7: Matt Lavin slammed two doubles for four rfoi's, while A1 Lavin added three hits to lead the winners. Matt Hennigan and Billy Gahlbeck both added two hits. Frank Good was the winning pitcher. Pigtail Seniors Favorite Sport 8, Kiwanis 4: (June 26) Kiwanis shortstop Melissa Tobeck broke a scoreless tie in the top of the fourth inning with a two-run homer. Favortie Sport responded in the bottom of the fourth added one more in the fifth inning. Kiwanis tied the contest with two runs in the top of the sixth inning, but Favorite Sport came back with four runs in the bottom of the sixth to win. Venus Obara doubled for Favorite Sport, while Christy Johnson, Candy Butler and Stephanie Quantz all had two hits each. Johnson was the winning pitcher with 11 strikeouts. Pete's Girls 11, McHenry Savings and Loan 2: (June 20) Erin Resko's homer and Kim Belzer's homer lead a Pete's Girls 14-hit attack. Resko, Belzer and Angie West all had two hits, while Belzer knocked in three runs. Jenny Acred tripled for McHenry Savings, while Amy Comer added two hits. Belzer was the winning pitcher, allowing only four hits and striking out 14. I Lockers Flowers 15, Kiwanis 14: Lockers Flowers carried a 15-6 lead into the bottom of the seventh inning and held on fpr the win. Jenny Samen and Amy Stolle each tripled for the winners. Debbie Cheatham doubled twice and Karen Hiller also doubled. Chris Roper doubled twice and singled for Kiwanis, while Melissa Tobeck homered and doubled. Catherine Kupstis was the winning pitcher. Lockers Flowers 20, McHenry State Bank 4: Lockers Flowers sprayed out 16 hits to score the 20 runs. Jenny Samen and Amy Stolle led the hitting attack each batting three-for-three. 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