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European Juveniles Championship in Brest: Results Day 1, June 28

Posted on June 28, 2011 by philipp

Lithuania – Romania 15-9

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The European Juveniles Championship started on Tuesday for players aged 12 years and under with a irresponsible 178-pitch complete game performance by Emanuel Blaj in 9-15 loss of his Romanian team against Lithuania. Lukas Paskevicius led the offense of the winner by going 3-for-4 with three runs and three RBI. He also threw 108 pitches in six innings of relief for the win. N. Grigas homered and crossed the plate thrice. Rudisteanu went deep for Romania.

Russia – Ukraine 11-7

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Russia defeated the Ukraine 11-7 in game two of the tournament day number one. Korniychuk and Smagin combined to score six of the 11 runs. Efimenko drove in three.

Czech Republic – Poland 14-0 (5)

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Tournament favorite Czech Republic crushed Poland 14-0 in four innings, as Ondrej Furko, Simon Blazek and Daniel Cerny combined to allow just two hits and two walks. Furko also homered and drove in five.

Austria – Belarus 1-13 (5)

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A good crowd of 450 people witnessed the 13-1 win by host Belarus over Austria in the fourth game of the day. Artsiom Lapchanka and Ilya Kalinouski issued just one hit combined in five innings. Panasiuk scored three times. He, Lukashevich and Bayarski picked up two RBI apiece.

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