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1 month ago
Cleveland B2Bulls starter Owen Tornow held the high-powered Mainline Pharmacy offense without a hit through four innings Wednesday night at Sargent's Stadium.
But the defending champion Johnstown franchise found its figurative footing in the fifth, scoring six runs – enough for a combination of three effective pitchers – in Mainline Pharmacy's 6-1 victory to clinch Pool C in the 81st AAABA Tournament.
"At the end of the day, sometimes it's ugly, sometimes it's pretty," Mainline Pharmacy manager Chance Osborne said. "We just have to find a way to make it happen."
So far, the Johnstown team has succeeded doing exactly that. Mainline Pharmacy carries a 3-0 record into the elimination quarterfinal round Thursday at the Point against Altoona-1 Imler's Poultry (7 p.m.).
Cleveland (2-1) finished second in Pool C and has a date against Pool D winner Buffalo (3-0) at noon Thursday at Forest Hills Junior-Senior High School field.

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qewose_zoho_simiwo_q
1 month ago
SIDMAN, Pa. – Cleveland pitcher Ben Bates fanned 10 batters on his way to logging a complete game as the B2Bulls opened Pool C play with a 7-4 win over the Youngstown Creekside Crocodiles at Forest Hills Junior-Senior High School.
Bates allowed four runs – all in the top of the ninth – on five hits and walked a pair in helping Cleveland open its stay in the 81st All American Amateur Baseball ******* ociation Tournament with a victory.
Bates threw 121 pitches, 84 for strikes.
The B2Bulls struck for a run in the second and two more in the third. Pairing a run in the seventh with two more in the eighth stretched Cleveland's lead to 7-0.
Giacomo Dolce totaled two hits – both doubles – with a pair of RBIs. Aaron Deoleo Rivas and Curtis Maier also had two knocks and two runs batted in for Cleveland.

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