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Godo and Parma win on Saturday in Italian Baseball League

Posted on June 1, 2015June 1, 2015 by philipp

The Godo Knights and ASD Parma prevailed in their Italian Baseball League matchups on Saturday. The Knights edged out Tommasin Padua with a 1-0 shutout. Matteo Galeotti and two relievers kept Padua to six hits in nine scoreless innings. Eugenio Morani scored the lone run in the third.

Parma downed Nettuno 4-3 in nine innings, scoring the game-winner on a walk-off RBI single by Alessandro Deotto. Daniele Santolupo went 3-for-5 with two RBI. Davide Murari scored twice for Nettuno.

Already on Thursday and Friday Unipol Bologna had completed a sweep against Nettuno 2 and T&A San Marino split against ASD Rimini. Bologna has now a two-game lead in the standings, followed by Rimini, Padua and San Marino.

Results:

Angel Service NT2 vs UnipolSai BOL 28/05 (20.30) a Roma

0–2
29/05 (20.30) a Roma

3–8
RIM – T&A RSM 28/05 (20.30) a Serravalle

8–10
29/05 (20.30) a Rimini

11–1 (8°)
Parma vs Nettuno 29/05 (20.30) a Parma

0–5
30/05 (20.30) a Parma

4–3
Tommasin PAD – GOD 29/05 (20.30) a Godo

2–0 (11°)
30/05 (20.30) a Padova

0–1

Standings:

UNIPOLSAI BOLOGNA 20 15 5 750 0.0
RIMINI 20 13 7 650 2.0
TOMMASIN PADOVA 20 12 8 600 3.0
T&A SAN MARINO 20 11 9 550 4.0
NUOVA CITTA’ DI NETTUNO 17 8 9 470 5.5
GODO KNIGHTS 17 7 10 411 6.5
ANGEL SERVICE NETTUNO 2 20 6 14 300 9.0
PARMA 20 5 15 250 10.0
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