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THE DAILY ASTORIAN • MONDAY, APRIL 4, 2016
Lyngstad, Fremstad shut down Klamath Union
By GARY HENLEY
The Daily Astorian
The Astoria Fishermen
bounced back from a Friday
loss to Estacada with an 8-0 win
over Klamath Union Saturday
afternoon, in nonleague base-
ball action at Aiken Field.
Astoria had the bats work-
ing under sunny skies at Tapiola
Park, while Fishermen pitch-
ers Tyler Lyngstad and Fridtjof
Fremstad totally shut down the
Pelicans, who lost their fourth
straight.
Lyngstad started and pitched
six solid innings, allowing just
one hit, with seven strikeouts
and one walk.
After giving up a ¿rst-inning
single to Klamath’s Noah Huff-
man, Lyngstad retired the next
eight in a row. He gave up his
lone walk in the fourth, but then
retired nine of the ¿nal 0 bat-
ters he faced.
Astoria’s Kyle Strange had
a leadoff single in the ¿rst and
scored on a grounder by Frems-
tad for the game’s ¿rst run.
The Fishermen tacked on
two runs in the third, high-
lighted by another leadoff single
from Strange, who scored on a
double by Ole Englund.
Strange walked to lead off
the fourth inning and scored on
a double by Fremstad; and after
a pitching change, Englund
reached base on an in¿eld hit,
Fremstad scored on a single to
right by Carter Wallace, and
Lyngstad’s sacri¿ce bunt later in
the inning brought in Englund.
Lyngstad helped his cause
with another run-scoring single
in the sixth inning, as Englund
crossed the plate for the third
time.
Estacada 5, Astoria 3
The Fishermen opened the
weekend with a nonleague
game against Estacada, Friday
at Aiken Field.
And the visiting Rangers
managed to hold off Astoria’s
late rally for a 5-3 win.
Astoria starter Jackson
Arnsdorf gave up just two hits
in three innings pitched, but
Estacada scored twice in the
second inning, then tacked on
single runs in the third, ¿fth and
seventh innings.
The Fishermen staged a rally
in the bottom of the seventh, as
Ryker Helmerson led off with a
single and took third on a dou-
ble by Ryan Palek, and both
scored on a two-out double by
Kyle Strange, who later came
home on a single by Fridtjof
Fremstad.
Estacada pitcher Andy
Avants threw 5 pitches and
went the distance, allowing
seven hits with 0 strikeouts
and one walk in the victory.
Gary Henley/The Daily Astorian
Carter Wallace drove in a run in both the third and fourth innings for the Fishermen.
SCOREBOARD
PREP SCHEDULE
MONDAY
Boys Golf — Astoria Fish Invita-
tional, 10 a.m., Astoria G&CC
TUESDAY
Baseball — Scappoose at Astoria,
5 p.m.; Valley Catholic at Seaside, 5
p.m.; Knappa at Gaston, 4:30 p.m.
Softball — Astoria at Rainier, 4:30
p.m.; Seaside at Clatskanie, 4:30
p.m.; Taft at Warrenton, 4:30 p.m.;
Knappa at Gaston, 4:30 p.m.
THURSDAY
Baseball — Astoria at Scappoose,
5 p.m.; Seaside at Valley Catholic,
5 p.m.; Naselle at Warrenton, 4:30
p.m.
Softball — Clatskanie at Astoria
(2), 4 p.m.; Warrenton at Seaside,
4:30 p.m.
Track — Warrenton at Portland
Christian, 3:30 p.m.
Girls Golf — Astoria, Seaside at
Valley Catholic, 1v
Boys Golf — Seaside at Astoria,
2 p.m.
FRIDAY
Baseball — Gaston at Knappa (2),
3 p.m.
Softball — Gaston at Knappa (2),
3 p.m.
Track — Seaside at McKenzie, 10
a.m.
SATURDAY
Baseball — Fort Vancouver at
Seaside (2), 1 p.m.; Monroe at War-
renton (2), 1 p.m.
Softball — Monroe at Warrenton
(2), 1 p.m.
Track — Lower Columbia Invita-
tional, St. Helens; Willamette U. In-
vitational, TBA; Warrenton at Banks
Invitational, 9 a.m.
BASEBALL
Astoria 8, Klamath Union 0
Klamath
000 000 0—0 2 2
Astoria
103 301 x—8 9 0
Balbin, Huffman (5), Weitzel (6)
and Walle; Lyngstad, Fremstad (7)
and Helmerson. W: Lyngstad. L: Bal-
bin. RBI: Ast, Wallace 2, Lyngstad
2, Fremstad 2, Hageman, Englund.
2B: KU, Miller; Ast, Helmerson,
Fremstad, Englund. LOB: Klamath
Union 3, Astoria 8.
Estacada 5, Astoria 3
Estacada 021 010 1—5 9 0
Astoria
000 000 3—3 7 1
Avants and James; Wallace,
Arnsdorf (4), Hageman (7) and
Helmerson, Gohl (4), Helmerson
(7). W: Avants. L: Arnsdorf. RBI: Rie-
del 3, Avalos, James; Ast, Strange
2, Fremstad. 2B: Est, Brady; Ast,
Strange, Englund, Palek. HBP: Ast,
Tuimato 2. LOB: Estacada 9, Asto-
ria 6.
Game 1
Willamina 14, Warrenton 13
Warrenton 100 223 5—13 7 4
Willamina 062 203 1—14 14 6
Little, Watson (3) and McFad-
den; Harlon, Onstot (4), Cook (5),
B.Bruckner (7) and Colton. W:
B.Bruckner. L: Watson. 2B: Wil, On-
stot. 3B: War, McFadden.
Game 2
Warrenton 19, Willamina 13
Warrenton 204 911 2—19 12 7
Willamina 346 000 0—13 13 5
Knight, McFadden(7) and McFad-
den, Watson (7). W: Knight. 2B: War,
Ham, Knight.
Game 1
Knappa 12, Neah-Kah-Nie 0
NeahKahNie 000 00—0 5 3
Knappa
516 0x—12 8 1
Harth and Bridge; Takalo and
Goozee, Kinney (5). W: Takalo. L:
Harth. 2B: Kna, Hoover, Takalo.
Game 2
Knappa 12, Neah-Kah-Nie 2
NeahKahNie 010 010—2 5 5
Knappa
201 306—12 10 3
Hixson and Harth; Takalo, Good-
man (3) and Goozee. W: Goodman.
L: Hixson. 3B: Kna, Goodman.
SOFTBALL
Game 1
Willamina 14, Warrenton 7
Warrenton 002 400 1—7 7 3
Willamina 424 022 x—14 12 3
WP: Heather Gravley (3 K’s, 3
walks). LP: Landree Miethe (3 K’s,
6 walks). RBI: War, Armstrong 3,
R.Dyer 2, Bussert; Wil, Otter 3, Nev-
ille 2, Myers, Neville. 2B: War, R.Dy-
er, Armstrong; Wil, Otter, Neville,
Myers. 3B: Wil, Myers. HBP: War,
Little, Kadera; Wil, Hunt 2. LOB:
Warrenton 7, Willamina 5.
Game 2
Willamina 17, Warrenton 3
Warrenton
010 20—3 9 4
Willamina
333 8x—17 16 0
WP: Heather Gravley (1 K, 2
walks). LP: Claire Bussert (1 K,
6 walks). RBI: War, Rasmussen
2, Ru.Dyer; Wil, Leno 4, Jones 3,
Mooney, Tuck. 2B: War, Miethe,
Bussert, Rasmussen; Wil, Jones,
Leno. 3B: Wil, Leno. HBP: War,
Thomas, May. LOB: Warrenton 9,
Willamina 5.
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