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THE CHINA MAIL, JUNE 6, 1989.
BASEBALL NOTES
H.K.
Baseball Club Team But To No
M. El Arculli, Ace Pitcher, Keeps
C.B.C. REGISTER FIRST SHUT-OUT OF SEASON
(By GRAND STAND)
Chester Bennett's Union Brewers won their third successive game Saturday afternoon by giv- ing Hongkong Baseball Club a 6-1 trouncing.
Madeen Arculli, U. B.'s ace hurler, held the Molthenmen in check, yielding only two measly hits and two free tickets to the initial sack,
Hongkong Baseballers only tal-,
frame ly came in the fourth when Dave Bautista crossed the plate on a hit and a bobble.
The Brewers were first to score when in the second canto, Terry Leonard-
no longer the hitless wonder-drove a vicious grounder along third base line for a three bagger and was brought in by Hal "Babyface" Winglee's sacrifice bunt.
This was Terry's first hit this season and the longest clout of the fracas.
two more
garnered The Beermen runs in the fourth inning, two in the fifth and one in the sixth frame to cinch the game.
"Larry" Lawrence pitched good ball for the losers despite yielding six hits and three transportations to first base. He did some superb pitching in the first three stanzas. In the first he wiggled out of a delicate situation with bases loaded and one out; he fanned the next two batters to retire a score- less inning!
Hong Kong Baseball
Club fielders
Slick Clark, of the China Emporioum Band, rendered some catchy tunes on his sliding trombone and was given a big hand by the crowd. His Dead March was especially appreciated!
In the first game of a double header Club Chinese Baseball last Sunday,
SCORES AT A GLANCE
U.B.
C.B.C.
Mindanao
6
H.K.B.C.
1
7 S.C.A.A.
0
9 Recreio
7
SOFTBALL
FINAL DISAPPOINTS
(By "GRANDSTAND")