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\u00a0 670 Babes stunned Sakude, 11-9, in Monday’s Chamolinian Softball Association-2nd Budweiser Softball League women’s division matchup held at the Capitol Hill Ballfield.<\/p>\n\u00a0 670 Babes stunned Sakude, 11-9, in Monday’s Chamolinian Softball Association-2nd Budweiser Softball League women’s division matchup held at the Capitol Hill Ballfield.<\/p>\n
The win improved Babes’ record to 5-3, while the reigning champions Sakude (7-3) fell to second place in the standings behind Check It Out (8-2) who cut up Enamo Meta (2-8), 17-2, last Friday.<\/p>\n
The Rookies (1-7) make up the rest of the field.<\/p>\n
In addition, Check It Out was leading Enamo Meta, 8-6 when rain caused a suspension of the game in the fourth inning back on June 20. The final men’s pairing between Man Amigos (10-1) and Elias (5-6) was also rescheduled for a later date.<\/p>\n
Over in the men’s division, the Warriors barely made it past 6-Pack (2-8), 12-11, last Friday and evened its record to 6-6, while fourth ranked Ur Balls (7-3) downed X-clusive (4-7), 16-8, back on June 18.<\/p>\n
Notably, men’s Talu Fahn (2-12) endured a pair of forfeits to Berdax (7-5) and the G-Ballers (5-7) this past week, while Elias also absorbed a forfeiture to third place Gagu Eyez (9-2) last Friday.<\/p>\n
Natibu (12-1) and Man Amigos remain ahead of the pack with Manelos (7-4), Saipal (6-6), Familia (4-8), and Managaha (0-10) rounding out the rest of the standings.<\/p>\n
670 Babes 11, Sakude 9<\/strong><\/p>\n Sakude’s Thelma Mizer drove in Liz Lebria in the opening frame, but 670 Babes hustled around two runs off costly errors in the bottom frame for an early, 2-1, lead.<\/p>\n Sakude briefly managed a 3-2 lead after chalking up a run in both the second and third innings off errors, but 670 Babes reclaimed the lead, 5-3, in the bottom of the third off an RBI single by Catalina Dela Cruz that scored Mel Benjamin and some errors. Benjamin led off the inning with a triple.<\/p>\n 670 Babes contained Sakude again to just one run in the fourth and maintained its cushion, 6-4, in the bottom half thanks to another uncharacteristic error out in field by the reigning champs.<\/p>\n Sakude’s Kikki Aldan brought home Bert Camacho for another run in the fifth, but 670 Babes raised the ante in the bottom frame and jumped ahead, 11-5, off five hits. Tani Masga belted a two-run home run, Edilynn Benjamin bagged an RBI single, and Mel Benjamin an RBI double.<\/p>\n Then after a scoreless sixth inning, 670 Babes held Sakude to four runs in the final stand.<\/p>\n Notably, 670 Babes whipped around two double plays in the game.<\/p>\n Warriors 12, 6-Pack 11<\/strong><\/p>\n The Warriors worked out an early 2-1 lead after the first inning thanks to a pair of RBI singles by Chris Pangelinan and Henry Reyes.<\/p>\n Then 6-Pack broke out to an 8-1 advantage in the top of the second off six hits. Ken Tanzawa bagged an RBI base rip, while Mel Yamit lifted a sacrifice fly that was followed by an RBI single by Art Reyes and a two-run blast by Dan Repeki.<\/p>\n 6-Pack’s D.J. Omar belted a solo shot in the third inning, but the Warriors roared back to within a run, 8-9, in the bottom frame off five hits and some costly errors.<\/p>\n Joshua Garde and Sydney Kani busted RBI smashes and Fred Pangelinan airmailed a sacrifice fly.<\/p>\n The group held 6-Pack in the fourth and pulled in front, 11-9, in the bottom half thanks to a pair of doubles by McGary Scaliem and Darren Pua and a two-run homer from Chris Pangelinan.<\/p>\n Runs came at a premium after that point as 6-Pack only managed a pair of runs off errors in the sixth inning to tie the match, but Warriors Kani belted the walk-off single with one out in the last inning of regulation.<\/p>\n Chris Pangelinan batted 4-for-4 with three RBIs and two other runs.<\/p>\n Check it Out 17, Enamo Meta 2<\/strong><\/p>\n Check It Out shot out of the gate to a promising 12-0 lead off seven hits sprinkled in between a number of errors by last year’s runner-up team.<\/p>\n Seven runs came in off bobbles and wild throws, however Sandy Leon Guerrero ripped an RBI double, while Hermina Kelley and Keina Rogopes bagged RBI base hits.<\/p>\n Later in the third inning Check It Out’s Jenelle Brel made it on and around off errors, while Connie San Nicolas drilled a two RBI single for a 15-0 margin that put the run-rule into effect.<\/p>\n Enamo managed a pair of runs in the top of the fourth, but Check It Out’s Brel and Jovie Omar laid them to rest in the bottom frame with a pair of RBI smashes that secured the early decision.<\/p>\n Leon Guerrero swung 3-for-3 with two RBIs and two runs.<\/p>\n Ur Balls 16, X-clusive 8<\/strong><\/p>\n Ur Balls broke a 3-all tie from the first inning with a solo blast in the second frame.<\/p>\n Audie Maratita then hit another homer in the third to put the team up, 5-3, before a 3-run jack made it 8-3 in the fourth inning.<\/p>\n Both teams traded a pair of runs in the fifth, and although X-cl usive managed to produce some offense in the late innings, it was never able to mount a real comeback as Ur Balls piled on six runs in the seventh inning.<\/p>\n Ur Balls tallied 15 RBIs off 20 hits in the game.<\/p>\n By Walter J. 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