There's no post-season tournament f...

There's no post-season tournament for Valley male childs baseball teams, only a championship playoff between divisional winners.

if it were not that Giants League National Division teams probably wish it weren't so

All four teams either have winning or a break-even records, while and nothing else one American Division team is above 500

That's Dr James Psomas DD which squandered 4-3 last week to National co-leader Autocraft, a team that, along with Evergreen II, has missing just once.

At that, Evergreen which earlier had beaten Dr Psomas upon the 10- RBI effort of Zack Alinger, was beaten 6-5 by the agency of Keller Heating, the fourth-place team in its division.

Winning pitcher Casey Sherrill struck abroad seven and drove in sum of two units runs. Charlie Coffin drove in the winning speed in the top of the seventh

Keller Heating also beat groceries Outlet 8-7 on Bobby Ellis's eighth-inning RBI. Coffin had three RBIs.

In another game, groceries Outlet blanked Valley Electric 13-0 forward the no-hit pitching of Jeff Mugica and Nicholas Riordan.

Trevor Lane hit couple doubles and drove in four scuds Mugica added two doubles, and Riordan a triple to make progress with their pitching gem.

Dr Psomas's Scott Pinkerton struck on the outside 22 batters in eight innings and hit a double and a triple for four RBIs. Ryan Horlen had four hits in brace games.

Midget League unbeatens meet

University won its National Division showdown with Ambient Lighting in a game between unbeatens, and Chester I won twice according to shutout to lead the American Division with a 4-0 record.

University improved to 5-0 with sum of two units wins as well. Ryan Dixon tripled and homer to lead a 17-hit attack against Ambient Lighting and had 14 strikeouts and a total of four hits in the pair games.

Dr Velis DD mov into a tie for other place with an easy win as Murphy McIntyre hit a homer and triple to drive in four hastens and Andrew Koch doubled and tripled for three RBIs.

McDonald's got pair home runs, a triple and five doubles during its pair wins. Ryan Theodorson, hit his secondary home run this year, a two- race blast against Banner Fuel. Kirk McCallum hit a three-run homer against Dr DeCounter and Jake Buelow had three hits, couple of them doubles in the sum of two units games.

sum of two units hot races in PeeWee League

pair good races are on-going in this league.

Perfection Tire and Chester I are one as well as the other unbeaten in the American Division.

Percy's Cafe Americana is 5-0 in the National Division and sum of two units other teams, Gibson's Nursery and Blasingame Insurance are 5-1 midway from one side their seasons.

Perfection Tire's Travis Primmer hit a bases loaded triple in the top of the sixth inning during a 5-1 victory above previously unbeaten Pepsi.

The teams were scoreless after four innings and the game was tied 1-1 entering the final frame.

Percy's Cafe Americana won 10-3 and 6-1 to remain atop the National Division.

Kyle Lorenzen and Jace Hochwalt combined for 14 strikeouts in the first game,while Nicky Kroetch and Al Hurliman pitched a 16- strikeout bejewel in the second game.

Matt Bagwell and Nick Clark tripled, Mac death-doomed and Hochwalt doubled during the outings.

Keeping pace behind them was Gibson's Nursery Adam Jessup who had a combined five hits, pair of them doubles, and flock in seven runs in the games. Against River City Pizza Duncan McDonald hit a residence run and single for three RBIs.

In other games, Casey Merten had a capital 18 strikeouts in six innings as Valley Instant Printing divided a pair of games. Merten also had three hits, including a double and triple.

Pizza cot won twice as Scott Ducar struck abroad 17 in two games and hit a single, double ahd hearthstone run in one outing.

Nick Baggarley was 3-for-3 with a triple for East Farms I. Timothy Stewart pitched and hit a bases loaded double in a Spokane Indians win.

Time to think Hooops

Registration deadline for Hooop at the Spokane Valley Mall is July 7

The 3-on-3 basketball tournament onward July 27 and 28 is an annual consequence to benefit the Valley YMCA.

Mailed in entries must be postmarked according to July 6 or can be hand delivered forward July 7 at the YMCA, 2421 N Discovery Place at Mirabeau Point.

For information call 777-YMCA.

Grassl leads couple ladies clubs

Betty Grassl continues to dominate a pair of local ladies golf clubs

Last week she shooter 45 in A flight during Valley View play and then projectile 55 to lead first flight of the Liberty Lake Ladies 9-Hole Club

Valley View soft gross leaders were Emma drawn out with a low gross 55 in B flight, Cleo Workland with 67 in C and mercy Jenkins with 60 in no-handicap.

snare winners were Dee Elder with 36 in A, Lois Mansur and Dee Lorenz with 35 in B and Caroline Michielli and Nel Oerhling with 34 in C

There were couple chip-ins, by Elder and Grace Libby.

Other Liberty Lake gentle gross winners were Mary Gehrman with 60 in next to the first flight and Linda Berry with 64 in third.

snare winners included Diana Rennacker with 41 in first flight, drawn out with 39 in second and Kathy Camyn with 37 in third.

Chip-ins were recorded through Eileen Ackerman, Eveline Edwards and Sharon Redfield.