THE DAILY ASTORIAN • WEDNESDAY, MARCH 18, 2015
SPORTS
Jeter, Matsui arrive in Japan
for charity baseball game
TOKYO (AP) — Former
major league teammates
Derek Jeter and Hideki Mat-
sui will take part in a chari-
ty baseball game to support
survivors of the 2011 earth-
quake and tsunami in Japan
— and Jeter repeated a de-
sire to own a team someday.
Participating in the
game at Tokyo Dome Sun-
day will be a group of stu-
dent baseball players from
the Tohoku region that was
devastated by the 2011 di-
saster that killed more than
15,000 people. Profits will
go toward helping children
in the region.
Jeter and Matsui will also
put on a baseball clinic and
take part in a home run der-
by. On Saturday, the pair
will throw out the ceremoni-
al first pitches at a preseason
exhibition at Tokyo Dome
between Matsui’s old club,
the Yomiuri Giants, and the
Nippon Ham Fighters.
Jeter, who retired from
Major League Baseball last
year after 20 years, said he’s
looking forward to a break
from the game and reiter-
ated a desire to become an
owner.
“I need to get away from
(baseball) for a little while,
I’ve been doing it profes-
sionally for 23 years,” Jeter
said. “At this moment, I’m
not thinking about getting
back in the game. My ul-
timate dream is to one day
own a team, but that’s in the
future.”
Recalling his own ex-
periences after the Sept.
AP Photo/Shizuo Kambayashi
Former NY Yankees Derek Jeter, left, and Hideki Matsui pose for photographers during a
press conference on a charity baseball game in Tokyo, Wednesday. Jeter is teaming up with
Matsui to support the survivors of the 2011 earthquake and tsunami — and hinted he may
someday get back into baseball as a team owner.
11, 2001, terrorist attacks
in New York, Jeter said he
was hoping to help chil-
dren in Japan who are still
dealing with the aftermath
of the disaster. While the
earthquake and tsunami
struck four years ago, many
of the participants from
the area are still coping
with the loss of family and
friends and living in tem-
porary housing.
“The kids will never for-
get what happened,” Jeter
said. “But if they can come
out and have fun and en-
joy themselves through the
sport of baseball, that’s what
we’re trying to do here.”
Matsui, the 2009 World
Series Most Valuable Player,
said Jeter’s presence will go
a long way.
“Having Jeter here is a
wonderful thing,” Matsui
said. “I’m happy, and the
kids taking part in this event
will be thrilled. We hope
they have a great time, and
return to Tohoku with some
great memories.”
Matsui was recently re-
hired by the New York Yan-
kees as a special adviser
to general manager Brian
Cashman, and Jeter said his
former teammate will have
much to offer.
“Not only was he suc-
cessful here in Japan, one of
the biggest stars in the coun-
try, he came over the United
States and did the exact same
thing,” Jeter said. “There ar-
en’t too many players that
can say that ... so he has a
lot of knowledge, and will
be able to share that with as
many people as he wants to
do.”
Iwakuma sharp as Mariners and White Sox tie
GLENDALE, Ariz. (AP) — Hisashi
Iwakuma threw four scoreless innings and
the Seattle Mariners and Chicago White
Sox played to a 5-5 tie Tuesday.
Iwakuma, the Mariners’ No. 2 starter,
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“I’m not 100 percent there yet, but I
feel like I’m close to getting there,” Iwa-
kuma said through a translator. “I’m in
game mode now. It will pick up another
notch.”
Jeff Samardzija, the White Sox’s likely
opening day starter with Chris Sale side-
lined, allowed two runs and four hits in
four innings. He walked one and struck
out three.
The White Sox, trailing 5-2 in the
eighth, scored three to tie it, Trayce
Thompson hit a two-run homer off Rafael
Perez.
“He’s got a ton of talent,” White Sox
manager Robin Ventura said of Thomp-
son, brother of the Golden State Warriors
Klay Thompson. But he said Thompson
sometimes puts “a lot of pressure on him-
self.”
“He should just go out and play with
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from Samardzija in the fourth over the
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Robinson Cano singled in a run for the
Mariners.
The Sox had a chance to push across
the winning run in the bottom of the ninth.
But Mariners third baseman Carlos Rive-
ro speared a hard shot by Matt Davidson
down the third base line with two outs on
and two on to preserve the tie.
Robinson Cano singled in a run for the
Mariners.
7A
Warrenton
downs Nestucca
for openers, 20-1
WARRENTON
—
The Warrenton Warriors
pounded out 14 hits in
their season opener Tues-
day at Huddleston Field,
resulting in a 20-1 non-
league baseball win over
Nestucca.
Three
Warrenton
pitchers (Brock Johnson,
Hunter Michaelson and
Joe Little) combined to
limit the Bobcats to just
two hits in their five at-
bats.
The Warriors scored
eight runs in the first
inning, then tacked on
three in the second, five
in the third and four in
the fourth.
Warrenton had hits
from all nine spots in the
lineup. Justice Watson
led the way, going 4-for-
4 with two doubles, sev-
en RBIs and three runs
scored.
Jake Holthusen and
Molalla 10, Seaside 4
MOLALLA — Dylan
Wallis had two doubles
for Seaside, but the Gulls
came up short at Molalla
in a Tuesday afternoon
baseball game, as the
Indians won the opener
10-4.
Dawson
Blanchard
and Brent Walsh had
the only other hits for
Seaside, which hosts a
three-day
tournament
this weekend, beginning
Friday.
SCOREBOARD
PREP SCHEDULE
TODAY
Baseball — Corbett at Astoria,
4:30 p.m.; Clatskanie at Knappa,
4:30 p.m.
Softball — Clatskanie at Knappa,
4:30 p.m.
THURSDAY
Softball — Estacada at Astoria, 4
p.m.; Molalla at Seaside, 5 p.m.
Track — Astoria/Warrenton at
Seaside, 3:30 p.m.
Girls Golf — Astoria at Scap-
poose, 12:30 p.m.
FRIDAY
Baseball — Seaside Tournament:
Woodburn vs. Warrenton, 1:30 p.m.;
Estacada vs. Seaside, 3:45 p.m.
Softball — Tillamook at Warren-
ton (2), 3:30 p.m.; Knappa at Willa-
mina, 4:30 p.m.
Starting time
Mariners: Iwakuma’s command “got
better as the game went along,” manager
Lloyd McClendon said. “He threw a lot
of very good two-strike strikes. He did a
nice job.”
Iwakuma said he felt strong at the end.
“I still had some gas left in me.”
Little each had a double
for Warrenton, which
plays three games in
three days later this week
at the Seaside Tourna-
ment.
The Warriors face
Woodburn at 1:30 p.m.
Friday, followed by Ho-
quiam at 12:15 p.m. Sat-
urday and Hockinson at
2:30 p.m. Sunday.
Boys Golf — Seaside at The
Dalles Invitational, 10 a.m.
SATURDAY
Baseball — Seaside Tournament:
Hoquiam vs. Warrenton, 12:15 p.m.;
Woodburn vs. Seaside, 2:30 p.m.
SUNDAY
Baseball — Seaside Tournament:
Hockinson vs. Warrenton, 2:30 p.m.;
Fort Vancouver vs. Seaside, 4:45
p.m.
MONDAY
Baseball — Astoria at Glencoe
Tournament, TBA; Knappa vs. Mon-
roe, at Toledo, 1 p.m.; Knappa at
Toledo, 3 p.m.
Softball — Seaside Tournament,
TBA; Estacada vs. Warrenton, 9
a.m.; Warrenton vs. Astoria, 3:45
p.m.; Knappa vs. Pilot Rock, at Riv-
erside, 12:30 p.m.
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