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Published May 13, 2008 03:40 am - Jami Sloan of Jefferson Lanes ripped a grand slam to tie the score against Glazier Insurance 7-7 in the third inning en route to a 19-11 Jefferson Lanes victory in major league softball action. Sloan also contributed two singles, while Melanie March doubled and Bailey Beckwith added two hits. Sandlot Roundup: Jami’s jack helps Jeff Lanes roll Star Beacon Jami Sloan of Jefferson Lanes ripped a grand slam to tie the score against Glazier Insurance 7-7 in the third inning en route to a 19-11 Jefferson Lanes victory in major league softball action. Sloan also contributed two singles, while Melanie March doubled and Bailey Beckwith added two hits.
n Ashtabula Cardinals 18, Perry 2 — Brianna Faulkerson led the Cardinals with three hits including a triple, a double and three RBI. Sarah Brown and Alexis Webb each added two hits and two RBI, while Ashten Noce had two hits and scored three runs. Brittany Griggs contributed two hits and Brown recorded the win on the mound. n Union Industrial Athletics 21, Renew Plastics Reds 16 — Aaliyah Allgood smacked three hits including a home run and double and drove in four runs to lead the Athletics, while Taylor Cochran had three hits, including two doubles, and three RBI. Josie Foster added three hits with a double. Alexis Benedict ripped three hits and Marissa Miller and Aryn Cochran each had two hits and two RBI. Destiny Piccirillo added two hits including a double. Kaytee Candela smacked two doubles for the Reds, while Abby Perry doubled. n Conneaut A’s 15, Madison 0 — Tayler Kantola pitched a one-hitter and struck out 18 to lead Conneaut, while Lydia Coccitto smacked three hits, including a double, and three runs scored. Dani Heindren ripped two hits and scored three runs, while Kantola added two hits. Shae Brink, Madeline Cole and Priscilla Owens all scored two runs. Tayler Gustin had Madison’s only hit. n Union Industrial Contractors Athletics 19, Kiraly’s Orchard Phillies 5 — Andrea Davis struck out seven and ripped three hits including a double and a triple, scored three runs and drove in four to lead the Athletics. Aaliyah Allgood contributed two hits, including a double, and three runs scored. Brianna Gaynor added two hits, including a double, and had two RBI, while Marissa Miller had two hits, including a double, and scored two runs. Aryn Cochran had a triple and two RBI. Minor BB Tony Massucci led the Quiet Fit Muckdogs past the MFG A’s, 14-2. with four hits and four RBI, while Richard Berirand added two hits and three RBI. Zach Thomas had eight strikeouts on the mound. Kody Brown had a hit and an RBI for the A’s. Major BB Riley Dell smacked two hits, including a triple, drove in two runs and scored two runs to lead the Sports & Sports Padres past the Orioles, 10-5. Jonathan Balcomb added two hits, including a triple, and two runs scored, while David Ward had two hits and two RBI. Cameron Wilfong scored two runs and recorded two RBI. Zach McErdree had seven strikeouts on the mound. Frank Carter doubled and drove in two runs for the Orioles and Tyler Adams had two RBI. n Metss 13, A’s 3 — Chandler Lower ripped four hits, including a homer, and two triples to lead the Mets, while Steven Perkio had three hits and three RBI. John Mannion contributed two hits, including a triple, and C.J. Rice had two hits and three RBI, while Dillon Griswald smacked a triple and drove in two runs. Tyler Cox added a triple. Dylan Campbell had two hits for the A’s. n Indians 8, Red Sox 4 — Kramer Getce struck out 11 and pitched a complete game to lead the Indians. Getce also led the offense with three hits, while Victor Tuttle added two hits, including a three-run homer. Andrew Graeb, Jordan Lopez and Christian Burns all had two hits. Kyle Downs, Jared Parsons and Bryce Tome all had two hits for the Red Sox. — Kayla Stowe 
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