Senior League Results<\/p>\n
May 15, 1999<\/p>\n
FIRST GAME<\/p>\n
In a battle of the Cellar Dwellar One Team will prevail to be in the winning circle as the Kautz Glazers 16\u001e6 over the Little Knights, in the Senior League Division First Game last Saturday.<\/p>\n
SECOND GAME: Tanapag Braves 5 Koblerville Hustlers 4<\/p>\n
Winning run is 90 feet away from scoring score Tild at 4 a piece an apparent suicide play came very short as they gunned down the winning run in a run down play at third and that sends the game to overtime. Braves scored 2 runs in the top of the 8th as the Hustlers falls 1\u001e2\u001e3 in the bottom of the day in what the fans witnessed a thrilling: and exciting game as the Braves 5 Hustlers 4 and remained undefeated at 5\u001e0. Hustlers falls to 4\u001e2.<\/p>\n
THIRD GAME: Dan Dan Jets crushed the D\u001e9ers in a ten run mercy rule as they improved to 5\u001e1 while the D\u001e9ers falls to 4\u001e2 as the pennant race situation is heating up as the season is winding down to its completion.<\/p>\n
Sundays Big League Games Results<\/p>\n
May 16, 1999<\/p>\n
FIRST GAME: Starz 10 Koblerville Hustlers 9<\/p>\n
The Hustlers are one out away in beating their archrival Starz with 2 outs in the top of the 7th with one to go a strike out and a passed ball sends the runner to first and 2 costly throwing automatically sends in the tying run and the game continues.
\nLen Maratita knocked in the go ahead run with his third runs batted in of the game and the Hustlers 1\u001e2\u001e3 in the last of 7th as the Starz 10\u001e9 over the Hustlers in one of the most dramatic comeback with only 9 Starz players available as manager Frankie Torres says this will not happen again as the pennant race is very tight. Torres went on to say that he will be conducting a series of basic baseball tips to his players.<\/p>\n
SECOND GAME: Pirates 6 Tanapag Devil Rays 2<\/p>\n
Jonathan Delos Santos had 3 hits including a one hopper to the right field fence knocked in 2 runs as the Pirates so far are in the drivers seat for the coveted pennant champ defeating the Devil Rays 6\u001e2 in the second game in the Big League Division as the league is winding down to its completion.<\/p>\n
Fridays Little League Game Results<\/p>\n
May 14, 1999<\/p>\n
The Garapan Pirates erupted for 6 runs in the last inning and went on defeating the Glazers 6\u001e2 in a wild one.<\/p>\n
Saturdays Little League Games Results<\/p>\n
May 15, 1999<\/p>\n
FIRST GAME: Cruisers 13 New Starz 9<\/p>\n
Chris Eugenio went 3 for 4 with 2 runs Milton Kaipat and P.J. Guerrero with 2 hits and 2 runs as the cruisers cruised over the young, and promising New Starz 13\u001e9. Danny Atalig had 2 hits and 2 runs including a towering shot out the park while teammate Julian Ranas with 3 hits and 2 runs in the losing efforts. Many baseball fans predicts the New Starz will be a team to watch out in the 2000 season.<\/p>\n
Second Game: Blue Jays 5 Tanapag Braves 4<\/p>\n
Braves scored 4 runs in the last inning but not enough to catch up the Jays in a close match as the Blue Jays 5\u001e4 over the Braves. So far the Jays and the A’s are tied for first place as the league is winding down to its final games.<\/p>\n
THIRD GAME: Padres 6 Lions 0 (forfeit)<\/p>\n
FOURTH GAME: Ol’Aces 6 Little Knights 0<\/p>\n
Daryl Ada one of the returnees of the 1998 CNMI Far\u001eEast All\u001eStar team is definitely demonstrating is versatility as he sends one out deep knocked in 2 runs in leading the Ol’Aces 6\u001e0 over the Little Knights. With that shot ties him with B.J. Sablan from the Braves with 4 Dingers.<\/p>\n
Sundays Little League Games Results
\nMay 16, 1999
\nFIRST GAME: Pirates 6 Cardinals 2<\/p>\n
The Pirates out hit the Padres 11\u001e3 enroute to a 6\u001e2 ball game over the Cardinals.<\/p>\n
SECOND GAME: Kagman Rockies 17 Fielders 6<\/p>\n
Robert Salas scored 4 times Edward Cepeda had 2 hits with 2 runs Jonathan Benavente and Bradley Babauta all contributed in with 2 runs as the Rockies rolled over the Fielders 17\u001e6 in a ten run mercy rule.<\/p>\n
THIRD GAME: Glazers 7 San Roque D\u001e9ers 6<\/p>\n
It takes an extra inning for the Glazers over the D\u001e9ers 7\u001e6. Cris Concepcion had 3 hits leading the way as the Glazers definitely secured a spot in the top 6 for the up\u001ecoming Post Season Play\u001eoffs<\/p>\n
FOURTH GAME: San Vicente A’s 12 St . Jude Hustlers 5<\/p>\n
Paul Perry Santos went 4 for 4 with 4 runs, Elton Aguon and Aldelbert Santos both with 2 doubles as the A’s defeated the Hustlers by a score of 12\u001e5. Jason Reyes had 2 hits in the losing efforts.<\/p>\n
Mondays Little League Game: Cruisers 6 Lions 0 (forfeit)<\/p>\n
May 17, 1999<\/p>\n
Tuesdays Little League Game Results<\/p>\n
May 18, 1999
\nScore tied at 9 all bottom of the 7th one down winning run at third John Benavente flew out to first for the second out but Dion Camacho raced home and scored the winning run as the D\u001e9ers edged the Cardinals in a come from behind by a score of 10\u001e9 in a jam\u001epack crowd.<\/p>\n
Wednesdays Little League Game Results<\/p>\n
May 19, 1999<\/p>\n
Aldelbert Santos sends 2 long monstrous bomb in one inning and finished the day with 7 runs batted in as the A’s ran over the C.K. Padres 20\u001e6. The 2 home runs and 6 runs batted in made by Santos is so far a record this season.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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