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Interleague Results and Recaps May 15

Posted on May 20, 2010 by philipp

by Andras Radacsi, baseball.hu

Nagykanizsa secures first win with triple play on a rainy day

It was not a perfect day for baseball but most of the Interleague teams managed to play two last Saturday. During the week forecast predicted heavy rain for whole Saturday but teams were lucky enough to start games without rain, however all of them ended up in rain.

Óbuda Brick Factory – BK Apollo Bratislava 12:2

BK Apollo Bratislava – Óbuda Brick Factory      8:2

Split in Bratislava, with both teams in the race for playoff spots. Óbuda started strong in the first game, giving plenty of run support to starter Zsolt Zalabai, who cruised through the Apollo lineup giving up four hits while striking out 14 in a complete game. Óbuda offense collected eleven hits: leadoff hitter Péter Lupták hit a two run shot in the ninth and had two singles earlier driving in four runs. Roberto Morua, Xiabo Xiong and Csaba Goór had two hits each, Morua also batted in three runs.

In game two Óbuda played lousy defense committing five errors, Apollo scored eight runs but only two of those were earned. Apollo second baseman Jaroslav Kosna had to doubles and scored two runs and catcher Alexander Vaclavik had one single, scored two runs, drove in two. Péter Lupták again led the Óbuda offense with two hits and one run, József Andó also had two hits including a double.

Jánossomorja Rascals – Slovan Spiders Bratislava 4:7

Slovan Spiders Bratislava – Jánossomorja Rascals      2:13

With its injury depleted roster Rascals team could play competetive in game one against Spiders, but could not win it. Rascals pitcher Krisztián Nagy logged a complete game, but the defense behind him commited errors in crucial two-out situations. Nagy gave up 7R, 3 ER, he also stuck out eight Spidermen, while giving up six hits and four base on balls.

Slovan Spiders collected another two wins this weekend improving to 6-0 for the season and remained the on the top of the ranking as the only unbeaten team in the league. However Spiders had the easiest schedule so far, they played all teams in the bottom of the rankings but have yet to meet the top teams of the league.

Fighting Flies Bratislava – Szentendre Sleepwalkers 7:17

Szentendre Sleepwalkers – Fighting Flies Bratislava   12:8

Sleepwalkers are fighting for a playoff spot so they were in must win situation against lower ranked Flies. The first game ended with the mercy rule but in the second game Sleepwalkers fell behind and turned with a 6-2 deficit into the fourth inning. The rain was pouring hard and it was for certain that the game will not be played for seven full innings. Sleepwalkers changed gears and scored ten in the top of the inning to resize the lead. Masaharu pitched three innings and earned the win, Imre Illés and Balázs Halmos had two hits and two RBIs. Flies SS Peter Nitschneider hit a double and a triple and drove in three  and CF Lucas Kralik drove in two runs with a single.

1 BKK. Seals Kosice/Levice – Neckermann Kanizsa Ants     10:12

Neckermann Kanizsa Ants – 1 BKK. Seals Kosice/Levice     (rain)

Ants needed a win desperately and they fought for it in the mud for long hours. In the last inning with two on and no outs Seals might have been thinking about the rally going and a big comeback. But their hopes were erased quickly when Ants first baseman Máté Lőcz snared a liner heading to right field down the line, stepped on first base and fired to his teammate at shortstop to complete a triple play. Game two was cancelled due to rain.

STANDINGS:

Group South G W L +/- .PCT
Slovan Bratislava Spiders 6 6 0 +50 1.000
Szentendre Sleepwalkers 10 8 2 +53 0.800
Óbuda Brick Factory 10 8 2 +40 0.800
Apollo Bratislava 8 6 2 +26 0.750
Angels Trnava 6 4 2 +30 0.667
Jánossomorja Rascals 12 3 9 -53 0.250
Fighting Flies Bratislava 8 2 6 -26 0.250
Neckermann Kanizsa Ants 9 1 8 -52 0.167
1. BKK Seals Kosice 9 1 8 -68 0.167
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