The Verizon Sluggers knocked Kagman 1-2-3 into another area code Friday night as they dialed up a convincing 19-4 victory over the newest addition to the Saipan Softball Association in continuation of the 2004 Men\u2019s Island Wide Fast Pitch Softball season at the Oleai Sports Complex.<\/p>\n
John Manibusan and Kaleb Dulei combined for a three-hitter atop the mound for Verizon, while John Sablan and Stan Laniyo each went a perfect 3-for-3 at the plate for the telecommunicators.<\/p>\n
This was the inaugural game for the team from far away, and Verizon certainly took advantage of the lack of experience of Kagman 1-2-3. <\/p>\n
Many players came up big for the telecommunications company as JR Suel doubled and tripled for three RBI\u2019s, Mabel Ngirmelas came off the bench to crank a pair of doubles in the fourth, and John Delos Santos went 2-for-4 with 5 RBI\u2019s. The biggest of which came about when Delos Santos smacked a bases loaded triple in the bottom of the fourth inning. <\/p>\n
The game was all Verizon as the outstanding operators were leading 11-1 after the third inning. Kagman 1-2-3 scored another run in the top of the fourth but Verizon reached out and touched 1-2-3 pitching for more eight runs. Kagman added a pair in the fifth, but time had run out for the homesteaders as the 10-run mercy rule had taken effect.<\/p>\n
There\u2019s plenty more fast pitch action coming your way as the 2004 Men\u2019s Island Wide Fast Pitch Softball League continues tonight at 6:30pm in Oleai, and every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday night throughout the season.<\/p>\n
If you are interested in further information about the fast pitch or slow pitch leagues, contact Robert A. Guerrero by calling 888-0215 or 235-1580.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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