JULY 21, 2017, KEIZERTIMES, PAGE A13
Volcanoes drop Boise, Spokane series
By HERB SWETT
Of the Keizertimes
Boise took the rubber game
of the Volcanoes’ three-game
home series 3-2 July 14 before
a crowd of 3,032.
Each team had six hits, but
Salem-Keizer had none un-
til the bottom of the fourth
inning, by which time the
Hawks had four hits. There was
still no score.
Volcano pitchers, however,
issued nine walks to three for
Hawk pitchers. Boise made
four errors to one for Salem-
Keizer, but the Volcanoes had
three passed balls.
Jose Marte, the Volcanoes’
starting pitcher, allowed no
runs but was lifted for Luis
Pino with two out in the fi fth
after walking two batters and
letting them advance on a balk.
In the Boise sixth, Ryan
Metzler and Matt McLaughlin
walked with one out. A throw
from catcher Rob Calabrese to
third baseman Michael Sex-
ton got Metzler out, but John
Russell replaced Pino on the
mound. He walked Austin
Bernard and hit JB Moss, load-
ing the bases. He then forced
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Volcanoes pitcher Stetson Woods has a 1.82 ERA over more
than 39 innings this season.
McLaughlin home by walking
Steven Linkous.
The Volcanoes responded
with two runs in the bottom
of the inning. Calabrese led off
with a single to right fi eld, and
catcher Bernard’s wild throw in
a pickoff attempt moved him
to third base. Logan Baldwin
brought Calabrese home with
a single to center. An error by
pitcher Rico Garcia on a pick-
off attempt moved Baldwin to
second, and a single to right by
Manuel Geraldo scored Bald-
win. Salvador Justo relieved
Garcia and retired the side.
The Hawks tied the score in
the seventh as Daniel Jipping
hit a home run to center.
In the eighth, Peter Lanoo
pitched for the Volcanoes and
Nate Harris for Boise, Neither
allowed a run.
The Hawks’ Bret Boswell
made the difference in the
ninth by leading off with a
home run over the left fi eld
fence.
Ryan Kirby led off the Vol-
cano ninth by walking, and
Byron Murray ran for him.
Orlando Garcia moved Mur-
ray to second with a sacrifi ce
bunt, and Michael Sexton
grounded out, moving Murray
to third. Bryce Johnson, pinch
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pitcher, set the Hawks down
in order through four innings
and ended up with a 2-0 re-
cord. Boise’s starter, John Valek,
left the game after a third of an
inning, and his record went to
2-3.
The Hawks scored a run
each in the fi fth, sixth, and
ninth innings.
Saturday, July 15:
Spokane 8, Volcanoes 4
The Volcanoes started this
fi ve-game series by outhitting
their hosts 10-9 but could not
overcome the Indians’ six-run
rally in the fourth inning.
Starter Julio Benitez was ef-
fective for three innings with
a 1-0 Salem-Keizer lead, and
then Spokane’s bats came alive.
After three doubles, a single, a
sacrifi ce fl y, an error, and a hit
batsman produced three runs,
John Timmons relieved him.
A wild pitch, a sacrifi ce fl y,
and a single added three runs,
all charged to Benitez. The
Volcanoes added a run each in
the sixth, seventh, and ninth.
Spokane scored a run in the
fi fth and one in the seventh,
the latter on a home run by
Clayton Middleton.
Logan Baldwin, Dylan
Manwaring, and Shane Ma-
theny each had two hits for
Salem-Keizer.
Sunday, July 16:
Volcanoes 10, Spokane 9
Salem-Keizer overcame a
9-3 Spokane lead to even the
series at a game apiece.
The Volcanoes, who went
through seven pitchers, tied
the score with a four-run rally
in the eighth inning and added
a run in the ninth.
Their 14-hit attack included
three home runs, by Robinson
Medrano, Kevin Rivera, and
Gustavo Cabrera. The Indians
also had a homer, by Andretty
Cordero.
In the eighth, Rob Cal-
abrese reached fi rst base on
an error and went to third on
a double by Rivera. Malique
Ziegler singled Calabrese
home, Logan Baldwin singled
Rivera home, and Orlando
Garcia singled Ziegler home.
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hitting for Juan Rodriguez,
walked, but Calabrese struck
out to end the game.
Volcano manager Jolbert
Cabrera held a clubhouse
meeting and afterward said
the game was largely one of
chances, with men in scoring
position being left on base.
“We didn’t hit the ball early
in the game,” Baldwin ob-
served, adding that early runs
would have helped the pitch-
ers relax.
Lanoo, whose pitching has
been improving, said, “It’s just
been sticking to my game, to
stay confi dent and trust my
stuff.”
Wednesday, July 12:
Boise 10, Volcanoes 9
Salem-Keizer didn’t quite
turn it around.
In the fi rst of a three-game
home series with the Boise
Hawks, the visitors scored three
runs in the fi rst inning, two
each in the second and third,
and one each in the fi fth, sixth,
and seventh for an 8-1 lead be-
fore the Volcanoes scored eight
times in the eighth.
Boise’s 15-hit attack in-
cluded home runs by Bret
Boswell, Sean Bouchard, Matt
McLaughlin, and Daniel Jip-
ping. Logan Baldwin hit an
eighth-inning homer for the
Volcanoes. Six hits, a walk, a
wild pitch, two force outs, two
errors, and a ground out con-
tributed to the eight-run at-
tack.
Salvador Justo was the win-
ning pitcher with Moises Ceja
getting his second save. Vol-
cano starter Alex Bostic took
the loss.
Thursday, July 13:
Volcanoes 8, Boise 3
This time the Volcanoes
were in command all the way.
In the fi rst inning, Salem-
Keizer used four singles, two
doubles, a walk, and two sto-
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Volcanoes added a run in the
sixth and one in the seventh,
the sixth-inning run coming
on a leadoff home run from
Juan Rodriguez.
Stetson Woods, the Volca-
noes’ starting and winning
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pitching win against no losses,
and Garrett Cave got his sec-
ond save. Samir Vivas had his
fi rst loss against no wins.
Monday, July 17:
Spokane 2, Volcanoes 1
The Volcanoes lapsed into
their problem of getting
enough hits but not putting
them together.
Outhit 10-5, the Indians
scored a run in the second in-
ning and one in the seventh
before Salem-Keizer scored
once in the ninth.
Starting and losing pitcher
Matt Lujan pitched well, al-
lowing one run in his fi ve in-
nings and striking out 4, but
emerged with an 0-1 record.
Cole Ragans, Spokane’s starter,
went six innings with eight
strikeouts for his second win
against one loss. Josh Advocate
had his second save.
Spokane’s Cristian Inoa
hit the only home run of the
game in the second inning.
In the Volcano ninth, Rob-
inson Medrano doubled, went
to third base on a single by
Gustavo Cabrera, and scored
on a single by Kevin Rivera.
Tuesday, July 18:
Spokane 2, Volcanoes 1
A ninth-inning rally in Spo-
kane did it.
In this pitchers’ duel, each
team got seven hits, but the In-
dians made theirs count at the
end.
Volcano starter Stetson
Woods gave up the fi rst Spo-
kane run in the third inning.
Kole Enright singled, went
to third base on a double by
Kobie Taylor, and scored on
a ground out. Woods had six
strikeouts in his six innings.
In the Salem-Keizer fourth,
Orlando Garcia doubled, went
to third as Ryan Kirby fl ew
out, and scored on a single by
Manuel Geraldo.
John Russell followed
Woods on the mound, striking
out all six Indians he faced. Pe-
ter Lannoo pitched the ninth
inning, when with one out,
Clayton Middleton, who had
singled and reached second on
a throw, scored as Isaac Quiroz
singled.