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Sydney Win, Tie on Sunday in Australian Baseball League

Posted on December 5, 2010 by philipp

The Sydney Blue Sox and the Melbourne Aces concluded the first December game day in the Australian Baseball League with a doubleheader on Sunday. In game one in the morning a two-run double by 2010 HSV Stealers catcher Patrick Maat in the bottom of the sixth lifted Sydney to a 2-1 victory over the Aces in seven innings. Melbourne led since a solo shot by Yoshiyuki Kamei in the top of the first. Wayne Lundgren (W 3-2) picked up the win after nine strikeouts in six strong innings. Travis Blackley pitched five scoreless one-hit innings for Melbourne. Jumpei Ono (L 0-1) took the loss in relief.

The second game of the twin bill ended in a 1-1 tie after eight innings due to time restrictions in the end. Even the IBAF Extra Inning rule in the eighth couldn’t help determining a winner. After neither team was able to score in the first seven frames, a RBI single by Melbourne’s Takahiro Ijyuin and a sac fly by Sydney’s David Kandilas helped two runners over the plate in the last inning. In the standings the Blue Sox have taken over first place with a 10-4 record. The Perth Heat and the Adelaide Bite follow with .500-plus records. The Canberra Cavalry moved into fifth with the three-game sweep this weekend.

Results:
Thursday, December 2:
Perth – Brisbane 1-8
Canberra – Adelaide ppd
Friday, December 3:
Canberra – Adelaide 3-1
Canberra – Adelaide 11-6
Perth – Brisbane 7-2
Sydney – Melbourne 3-1
Saturday, December 4:
Perth – Brisbane 1-3 (12)
Canberra – Adelaide 6-1 (7)
Sydney – Melbourne ppd
Canberra – Adelaide ppd
Perth – Brisbane 3-2
Sydney – Melbourne ppd
Sunday, December 5:
Sydney – Melbourne 2-1
Sydney – Melbourne 1-1

Standings:

  1. Sydney Blue Sox 10-4
  2. Perth Heat 9-7
  3. Adelaide Bite 8-7
  4. Brisbane Bandits 7-9
  5. Canberra Cavalry 5-8
  6. Melbourne Aces 4-8

More information on the official website of the Australian Baseball League

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