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PAGE A10, KEIZERTIMES, JULY 26, 2019 out of the Volcanoes Stadium this season, chances are you also might have noticed Keizer may- continued from Page A14 or Cathy Clark doing a happy dance from her seats on the fi rst under his belt has better pre- base line. pared him for this level. That’s because Clark and her “I think he’s more mature husband, Kevin, are Labour’s with his approach and he’s more host family for the summer, and selective on pitches. He is stay- they are taking great joy in the ing within his zone, so when he success of their “son.” gets pitches to hit, he’s doing “We cheer for him like a damage with them,” Hallberg parent would because it feels said. “When you play more, like we’re cheering for our own your strike zone awareness gets kid,” Clark said. “He is a part of more refi ned. our family and He’s in a nice it’s been so fun stretch here celebrating with where he has him in his suc- a ton of con- cess.” fi dence. It’s Over the last really cool to month, Labour see his devel- has moved all the opment and way up to No. 22 progression.” on the Giants top L a b o u r prospects list ac- — Franklin Labour cording to MLB. echoed his coach’s senti- com. But Labour Volcanoes outfi elder ment. isn’t thinking “It’s been about where he’ll about matur- end up next year, ing mentally. Having these long he’s focused on ending the reg- seasons and all these games, you ular season strong and putting get to a point where you know his squad in good position for what you have to do to be ready. the postseason. That is the main difference be- “I try to not to pay attention tween how I am now and how to it because it can be some- I was two or three years ago. I thing that gets you out of what was trying to do too much. I you need to be doing,” Labour was trying to impress. But ev- said. “I’m just thankful for the erything takes time. When you opportunity and all of the sup- know what to do and you don’t port. I’m just trying to stay fo- have to rush things, it just starts cused and play the game the happening.” right way. We still have to keep If you have been fortunate grinding. That’s all I have on my enough to see Labour blast one mind right now.” LABOUR, CELTS, continued from Page A14 allowing Mucken to reach third on the play. An RBI- groundout by Shayn Tauer tied the score at 1-1. Ready began to lose his command later in the frame, giving up three walks and a bunt single which put the Foxes up 2-1. But Ready re- tired the next two batters to get out of trouble. Ready, who will be a soph- omore in the fall, played on the Celtics freshmen team during the spring, but in his 5.2 in- nings of work, Ready showed that he might be prepared for varsity baseball next year. “Logan is really reliable for us on the mound,” Keeker said. “Every once in a while, he’ll run into some command issues, but he has good stuff for his age. He’s just a competitor. I know when I give him the ball, I can trust him with it.” After coming up empty in the top of the fourth, the Celt- ics had their best opportunity to tie or take the lead in the top of the fi fth. A one-out bloop single from Aicher got the threat started. Mayer struck out in the following at-bat, but Mar- tin got aboard with an infi eld single, and both he and Ai- cher advanced 90 feet on a ATHLETE “I’ve been driving the ball more in the air this year.” Silverton throwing error. But with runners on sec- ond third, Olsen fell just short of his second homer of the game, fl ying out to the warn- ing track in center fi eld. Ready got through the bottom of the fi fth with ease, but in the sixth inning, every- thing fell apart for McNary. Three Celtic errors in the inning led to fi ve Silverton runs — only one of them was earned. Ready was replaced on the mound by Hayden Kaiser. “They started to put the pressure on us and we weren’t able to make plays,” Keeker said. “That sixth inning really snowballed on us.” “Even though we didn’t get the result that we wanted, we hope that these guys grow from it moving forward.” DEIYERBERT BOLIVAR LHP, Salem-Keizer Volcanoes The 23-year old from Venezuela has been the most reliable relief pitcher for the Volcanoes so far this season. In nine appearances, Bolivar has an ERA of 0.75 with 14 strikeouts in 12 innings of work. Bolivar picked up his fi rst win of the season on Thursday, July 18 against Boise, pitching two perfect innings in relief. He followed it up with his fi rst save in his next appearance on Sunday, July 21, which helped the Volcanoes clinch the fi rst half NWL South Division title. KEIZERTIMES/Matt Rawlings Logan Ready threw 5.2 innings for McNary, giving up two hits and two earned runs. puzzle answers ASK MR. TRASH Q. I heard about China’s ban on recycling. What IS recyclable now? A. Be very careful to only recycle the things on your hauler’s approved list. K E I Z E R T I M E S SE NIOR HO USING G U I D E ©1986 PLASTIC BAGS, STYROFOAM, AND WAXY CARTONS WERE NEVER RECYCLABLE! DIRECTIONS FROM KEIZER: On River Road, one-half mile north of McNary Estates. Right on McGee Ct, take second driveway on left. UNIT TYPES: • Assisted Living • Memory Care PLEASE KEEP THE FOLLOWING GOOD RECYCLABLES EMPTY, CLEAN AND DRY: • Cardboard and uncoated greyboard boxes (Shipping & cereal type). No frozen food boxes! • Print-quality paper - newspaper, junk & office paper, and magazines; • Tin & Aluminum Cans Only - NO foil, trays, or scrap metal; • Plastic Bottles and Jugs Only - NO bags, tubs, clamshells, bubble Pak, or other plastics. Serving Keizer for Nearly 50 years! LOREN'S VA L L E Y SANITATION & RECYCLING SERVICE, INC. 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Senior Living Community UNIT TYPES: • Studio • 1 BR w/ deck or walk-in closet • 2 BR, 1 BA • 2 BR, 2 BA w/ deck or walk-in closet MONTHLY RENT: starting at $1 ,350 ASSISTED LIVING AVAILABILTY: no AMENITIES: • Full kitchens in every apartment • Free WiFi • Flexible Optional Meals • Waist High Gardens • Full Activities Calendar • Weekly Excursions • Special Dietary Needs Met • Coffee Lounge • Housekeeping • Community Room • Activity Rooms • Resident Lounge • Beauty Salon • Transportation 1125 McGee Ct NE, Keizer, OR 97303 • 503-390-7700 • www.EmeraldPointeKeizer.com DIRECTIONS FROM KEIZER: Drive north on River Rd. Turn left on Wheatland Rd. Go 1.5 miles. On left side of road. UNIT TYPES: • independent living includ. studio and 1-bedroom apartments, 2-bedroom cottages MONTHLY RENT: starting at $1,768 ASSISTED LIVING AVAILABILTY: yes AMENITIES: • Not-for-profi t, Christian community serving all faiths • Pets allowed • No Extra Charge for a 2nd person • 24-hour nurse on staff for emergency response • 3-delicious homecooked meals daily • Van service for shopping & medical appts • Housekeeping • Great Social Activities • Church Services 7693 Wheatland Rd N, Keizer, OR 97303 • 503-393-1491 • www.willamettelutheran.com • e-mail: kay@willamettelutheran.com DIRECTIONS FROM KEIZER: I-5 South, exit left on Market St, continue past Lancaster Dr, right on Tierra St NE, left on Glencoe St NE UNIT TYPES: • assisted living • memory care studio apartments MONTHLY RENT: Cost Varies MEMORY CARE AVAILABILTY: yes AMENITIES: • Staff on site 24/7 • Full time RN on site • Maintenance & Housekeeping • All utilities (except phone) includes basic cable • Transportation to appointments, shopping, events • Laundry & linen services • Salon on site • Daily activities • 3 meals per day plus snacks 4398 Glencoe St NE, Salem, OR 97301 • 503-581-4239 • www.thespringsliving.com • e-mail: tperkins@thespringsliving.com
