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THE DAILY ASTORIAN • TUESDAY, JUNE 30, 2015
World Cup semi stars
two top goalkeepers
at the World Cup with 11 saves.
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over China, Solo surpassed Briana
MONTREAL — The Wom- Scurry for most wins by a U.S.
HQ¶V:RUOG&XSVHPL¿QDOFODVKEH- goalkeeper with 134.
tween top-ranked Germany and the
“Hope’s absolutely world
second-ranked United States will FODVV´PLG¿HOGHU+HDWKHU2¶5HLO-
feature two of the best goalkeepers ly said. “We’re proud of her for that
in the game: Nadine Angerer and accomplishment. I know she has a
big one in mind, and that’s to win
Hope Solo.
The two women will be the last the World Cup.”
Angerer, the former FIFA Play-
line of defense Tuesday night for
their teams, with is each seeking a HU RI WKH <HDU ZKR ZDV WKH ¿UVW
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when the Germans have met the ed for Germany in the 2007 World
Americans in the World Cup, the Cup and did not allow a goal on the
winner has gone on to win the title. way to the title, setting a World Cup
Both teams have won it all record for most minutes played
twice: The United States in 1991 (540) without a goal.
Angerer has nine saves in Can-
and ’99, and the Germans in 2003
ada. Germany has conceded three
and ’07.
Solo, despite being inundated goals.
“I think a lot of people have
at the start of the tournament with
new revelations about her domes- respect for her,” U.S. defender Ali
tic violence arrest last June, has Krieger said. “She’s consistent,
been nearly perfect. She has only VKH¶V FRQ¿GHQW VKH GRHV KHU MRE
DOORZHGRQHJRDO²LQWKH¿UVWKDOI really well and she’s the leader of
of the group-stage opener against that team. They really look to her
for making those MVP plays, and
Australia.
Since then she’s posted four consistently does that at the right
straight shutouts. The stout U.S. de- times.”
Angerer, 36, has said she plans
fense hasn’t conceded a goal in 423
minutes. Solo leads all goalkeepers to retire following the World Cup.
By ANNE M. PETERSON
The Associated Press
JOSHUA BESSEX — The Daily Astorian\
Astoria’s Nick Scott, No. 13, races home after a hit in the fifth inning in Sunday’s baseball game against Singa-
pore. The Fishermen won Sunday, but fell to Singapore Monday.
Singapore scores win over Astoria
By GARY HENLEY
The Daily Astorian
Astoria Ford suffered a rare home
loss Monday night at Aiken Field —
and an even rarer loss to some inter-
national competition.
The Singapore White Sox rallied
from a 2-0 deficit to score a 6-4 win
over the Astoria summer baseball
team, which had defeated the Singa-
pore squad 10-5 the night before.
Astoria came into the game with
a 4-0 record in international exhibi-
tion games, including three previous
wins over the Perth (Australia) Heat.
Three White Sox pitchers gave up
six hits and six walks in Monday’s
game, while Astoria Ford stranded
eight baserunners and committed
four errors.
Astoria pitchers Fridtjof Frems-
tad and Jackson Arnsdorf scattered
five hits with six strikeouts and no
walks.
Nick Scott, Ryker Helmersen and
Carter Wallace each had a double for
Astoria Ford, which scored twice in
the bottom of the first inning.
Cade O’Brien and Helmersen had
singles, and the Sox committed two
errors in the inning.
Singapore answered with three
runs in the top of the third, high-
lighted by a run-scoring sacrifice
fly from Zack Atlas and a sharp sin-
gle to right field by Harper Sy that
scored Shane O’Keeffe.
Sy added a two-run single to right
in the fifth inning, pushing the lead
to 6-2.
Astoria Ford scored a run in the
sixth, with Helmersen driving in
Samboy Tuimato; and the Fisher-
men had the tying run at the plate
in the seventh before Fremstad lined
out to third base for the final out.
Singapore relievers Kio Under-
wood and Brian Ford struck out
three and walked two over the final
three innings.
The same two teams face off
again at 7:30 p.m. tonight at Aiken
Field.
Warriors, Gulls split
SEASIDE — The Warrenton and
Seaside summer baseball teams split a
Junior State doubleheader Monday at
Broadway Field, with the Gulls win-
ning Game 1 8-6, before Warrenton
bounced back with a 9-2 victory in the
night cap.
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nings to pick up the win in the opener,
while Scott Plampin went 3-for-4 and
scored three runs.
Seaside scored four runs in the third
inning.
Jake Holthusen had two hits for the
Warriors in Game 1, then tossed a com-
plete game in Game 2, allowing three
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Joe Little had two hits and scored
twice, and teammate Justice Watson
also had two hits for the Warriors.
Warrenton hosts a single game at 5
p.m. today vs. Knappa, then plays a sin-
gle game at Neah-Kah-Nie Wednesday.
The Warriors are also hosting their
second annual Fourth of July Alumni
Game, scheduled for 10 a.m. Saturday.
Adrian Wyld/The Canadian Press via AP
U.S. keeper Hope Solo covers the ball after making a save
against China.
SCOREBOARD
2 p.m.
SPORTS SCHEDULE
TODAY
Baseball — Singapore White Sox at
Astoria Ford (2), 5 p.m.; Knappa at War-
renton, 5 p.m.
WEDNESDAY
Junior State Baseball — Warrenton
at Neah-Kah-Nie, 5 p.m.
THURSDAY
Baseball — Astoria Ford at West Sa-
lem, 6 p.m.; Seaside at Knappa (2), 4 p.m.
FRIDAY
Baseball — Astoria Ford at Dallas (2),
SATURDAY
Baseball — Warrenton Alumni Game,
10 a.m.
BASEBALL
Singapore 6, Astoria Ford 4
Singapore 003 030 0—6 5 2
Astoria
200 001 1—4 6 4
Walker, Underwood (5), Ford (6) and Ma-
cias; Fremstad, Arnsdorf (6) and Helmersen.
W: Walker. L: Fremstad. S: Ford. RBI: Singa-
pore, Sy 3, Atlas; Astoria, Helmersen 2, Scott,
O’Brien. 2B: Astoria, Scott, Helmersen, Wal-
lace. HBP: Astoria, Hageman. LOB: Singapore
5, Astoria Ford 8. DP: Singapore.
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