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Adelaide Bite, Perth Heat split first 2 Games in ABL Finals

Posted on February 12, 2011 by philipp

The Delta Airlines ABL Championship Series is going to see a decisive third game on Sunday. The Perth Heat and the Adelaide Bite split the first two games of the best-of-three series. On Friday the Bite won a nail biter 4-3 thanks to three runs in the top of the fifth on a two-run double by Stefan Welch and a RBI single by James McOwen. Perth tried to come back one frame later, but only managed to cut the deficit to a run. They later also had a runner thrown out at the plate.

On Saturday the Heat came back and tied the series with an easy 9-2 win, which was sealed with an eight-run rally in the fifth. Ronnie Welty started and capped the big inning with a leadoff homerun and a grand slam. Allan De San Miguel drove in two. Ryne Price went 3-for-4 with two runs scored. Trevor Caughey went 7 2/3 solid innings for the win.

Results ABL Finals:
Game 1, Friday, February 11:

Bite 001 030 000  4 11 1
Heat 100 002 000 3 14 0

Box score

Game 2, Saturday, February 12:

Heat 000 080 010  9 13 0
Bite 001 000 010  2  7 1

Box score

Schedule:
Sunday, February 13:
12.10pm AWST Perth Heat – Adelaide Bite

You can follow the Delta Airlines ABL Championship Series on the official website of the Australian Baseball League

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