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Results Belgian First Division April 17&18

Posted on April 19, 2010 by philipp

After having a bye in week one, defending champion Hoboken Pioneers opened the 2010 season this weekend with a pair of wins over the Merchtem Cats. On Saturday they profited from 15 walks in a 16-6 victory and completed the sweep with a 9-3 win one day later. The Port of Antwerp Greys suffered their first loss of the season on Saturday against the Brasschaat Braves, but came back from an early 1-11 deficit on Sunday to prevail 19-11. The Namur Angels nearly also blew a big lead the same day, winning 17-14 against the Mortsel Stars after having already built up a 16-5 gap. They already had taken game one by a score of 8-3 after Shouta Ichinoseki struck out nine in a complete game.

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