Albion Seniors split first four, Juniors 1-0
Jun. 1—The
The Seniors opened
The Juniors started their season on
ALBION SENIORS 12, ORD 0: Albion took advantage of nine Ord errors and collected seven total hits. The Cornerstone Seniors scored two in the first and one in the second before exploding for seven in the third.
Albion scored those seven with just three hits in the frame. A walk and four errors contributed to the offensive breakout. Same Grape and
ALBION 8, GENEVA 0: The Cornerstone Seniors scored four in the second and four in the fifth and needed just five hits thanks to nine walks by the Geneva pitching staff.
YORK 7, ALBION 0: A pitcher's duel through the first four innings came down to the fifth, sixth and seventh innings where York plated all seven of its runs and Albion went 1 for its final 11.
The Cornerstone Seniors had the bases loaded and just one down in the fourth but left the bags full on back-to-back swinging strikeouts.
An error with two on led to two York runs in the fifth, another error with two on then a two-out single made it 4-0 after six and York added three more in the seventh on four singles. Preister had the one hit for Albion.
CENTRAL CITY 9, ALBION 0: Central City jumped on Albion early with six runs in the first inning on just two hits. A dropped third strike, walk, single, hit batter, error, RBI ground out, bases-loaded walk and two RBI double made it 6-0. Central City added three more in the fourth. Patzel and
ALBION JUNIORS 12, ORD 0: The Juniors needed just four hits thanks to seven walks and five Ord errors. The Cornerstone Juniors led 2-0 after the first thanks to two runs on two passed balls with the bases loaded. The Juniors then broke it open in the third with eight runs on two doubles, two singles, two walks, a hit batter and an error.
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