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SPORTS Saturday, October 3, 2015 East Oregonian Page 3B MLB Keuchel wins 20th, Astros set runs record to rout D-backs berth by routing the Arizona Diamondbacks 21-5 Friday night. The Astros have won ¿ve of six and held their one-game edge over the Los Angeles Angels for the second AL wild-card spot. Minnesota fell two behind. Houston trails West leader By BOB BAUM Associated Press PHOENIX — Dallas Keuchel became the AL’s ¿rst 20-game winner and the Houston Astros backed him with the highest-scoring game in team history, moving closer to a playoff Texas by two games with two to play. Keuchel (20-8) gave up two runs on six hits in six innings, becoming the Astros’ ¿rst 20-game winner since Roy Oswalt went 20-12 in 2005. The AL wild-card game is scheduled for Tuesday, and the Yankees have already clinched a spot. If Keuchel pitched, it would mark the ¿rst time the All-Star lefty has started on three days’ rest. Carlos Correa hit a solo homer, bases-loaded triple and singled, and scored four times. George Springer, Colby Rasmus and Luis Valbuena homered as Houston surpassed its previous high of 19 runs set twice, most recently against Pittsburgh in 1999. Springer and Rasmus also scored four times each as the Astros got a season-high 19 hits. Keuchel is the 10th Astros pitcher, and second Houston left-hander, to win 20. Lefty Mike Hampton was 22-4 in 1999. Keuchel is the second 20-game winner in the majors. The Chicago Cubs’ Jake Arrieta won his 22nd on Friday. PREPS: Arlington converts big plays into league win over Ione leading the way with 74 yards and three touchdowns on just six attempts. C.J. Kindle added 116 total yards and two touch- downs, Logan Grieb had 71 yards and one touchdown, and Coby Daugherty added 65 yards and one touchdown. Kaden Clark was 4 for 5 for 60 yards passing. Kindle and Clark each intercepted passes on defense, Patrick Collins had two sacks and Kevin Murray had one. Murray and Weston Putman also recovered Pilot Rock fumbles. The Rockets (0-4, 0-1) were unable to get their running game going and ¿nished with -31 yards, but quarterback Bryson Pierce was able to ¿nish 15 for 33 for 261 yards passing with three touchdowns. Chris Weinke caught ¿ve passes for 125 yards and two touchdowns, and Patrick Roe added 79 yards and one touchdown on three catches. Braydon Postma led the defense with 10 tackles (one for loss) and Wesley Purcell added two sacks. Heppner hosts Culver next week while Pilot Rock plays at Weston-McEwen. half’s opening drive and then recovered an onside kick and scored later in the drive to go up 14 points. Culver was trailing 60-56 until scoring with 11 seconds left. Freddy Vera found the end zone four times for the Knights and rushed for 207 yards and three touchdowns on 22 carries. Carlos Zacharias went off for 220 yards and two scores on 10 totes, and Austin Rice added two touchdowns on an 8-for-35 night. Nathan Verley was 4 for 5 passing for 74 yards and touchdown to Vera. Irrigon coach Steve Sheller said Culver was able to keep pace in the ¿rst half thanks to the running of Jaden Jones, but a defensive substitution on the line made things tough on him in the second half. “Jaden Jones had a heck of a night, we had a hard time tackling him,” Sheller said. “We played better defense in second half and part of that was because of kid named Parker Gale that we put in to play D tackle. He plugged it up pretty good for us.” Irrigon hosts Stan¿eld next week in a battle of unbeaten teams. IRRIGON 60, CULVER 54 — At Culver, the Knights survived to remain unde- feated in a their Columbia Basin Conference opener and also guaranteed the ¿rst winning season in Irrigon football history. The game was tied 34-34 at halftime, but Irrigon (5-0, 1-0 CBC) scored on the second RIVERSIDE 34, PORTLAND CHRISTIAN 14 — At Boardman, Ricardo Mendoza rumbled through the Royal defense for 168 yards and two touchdowns, including one 73-yard run that featured numerous broken tackles and stiff arms his way to the end zone. Noe Madrigal added a Continued from 1B team-high 49 receiving yards as the Pirates (2-3) won the non-league tilt. Quarterback Eon Castillo found Andrew Martinez for a 19-yard touchdown, and Riverside completed its scoring with touchdowns by Mason Hegar and Anthony Rameriz. The Pirates open league play next week at Vale. UMATILLA 28, TRI-CITIES PREP 27 — At Umatilla, the Vikings (4-1) won their second in a row against a Washington school with Friday’s non-league victory. No details were reported. Umatilla will cap a three- game swing against Wash- ington programs next week at King’s Way Christian in Vancouver. ARLINGTON 22, IONE 16 — At Arlington, the Honkers remained unde- feated in a Special District 4 battle on Friday. Ione (1-3, 0-2 SD4) led 16-8 at halftime, but Arlington (4-0, 3-0) scored twice on 4th-and-long to jump ahead and then rebuffed Ione’s ¿nal drive as the clock wound down. Statistics were not available. Arlington has allowed just 28 points all season, the fewest in eight-man football. The Honkers host Dufur next week. Ione will host Perrydale as it looks to stop a two-game skid. POWDER VALLEY 20, ECHO 12 — The Echo Cougars did everything right Friday night, except ¿nish drives. After the Cougars and Badgers went to the locker room tied at six, Powder Valley scored twice on big plays in the third quarter and held off a late Echo charge. Echo (2-3, 0-2), which was playing without starting quarterback Klay Jenson, out-gained the Badgers 307-186 and forced two Powder Valley turnovers. But Echo killed its own drives with turnovers or penalties. Damien Curiel led Echo with 125 yards and a touch- down on nine carries, and Devan Craig also carried 15 times for 65 yards and a touchdown. Head coach Rick Thew had much praise for senior Hayden Sather, who led Echo with 15 tackles, six of which were for loss and three of which were sacks. Kyle Ranger and Curiel also pitched in with intercep- tions.” DESALES 33, MAC-HI 7 — At Walla Walla, Wash., the Pioneers’ offensive struggles continued in a non-league loss on Friday. Mac-Hi (0-5) has scored just 20 points all season. It was the ¿rst win of the year for DeSales (3-1). No details were reported. Mac-Hi opens league play next week at La Grande. Volleyball UNION 3, HEPPNER 0 — At Heppner, due to inju- ries and illness the Mustangs were down to six players for Friday’s non-league match. Coach Dieter Waite said his team ¿nally adjusted to the new lineup by the third set, but it wasn’t enough to overcome a very good Union team as the Bobcats (12-4) won 25-13, 25-14, 31-29. “We ¿nally kind of got comfortable with the rotation and passing and played them very tough,” Waite said of the third set. No statistics were reported. Waite said the Mustangs (9-8, 2-1 CBC) won’t get anybody back for today’s two league matches in Athena. Heppner plays Stan¿eld at noon and Weston-McEwen at 2 p.m. IONE 3, ARLINGTON 0 — At Arlington, the Cardi- nals swept the Honkers in Big Sky League play for their sixth win in seven matches. No scores or details were provided. Ione (10-4, 5-0 BSL) and Arlington (5-9, 3-3) both play South Wasco and Sherman in Moro starting at 10 a.m. today. POWDER VALLEY 3, ECHO 0 — At Echo, the Cougars (11-5, 4-2 OOL) lost for the second time in three matches on Friday in Old Oregon League play. No scores or details were reported. It was the seventh-straight win and third-straight sweep for Powder Valley (14-5, 4-0). Echo’s next match is Tuesday when it hosts Wallowa at 5 p.m. HELIX 3, JOSEPH 0 — At Joseph, the Grizzlies swept their ¿fth match in a row while extending their winning streak to six on Friday in Old Oregon League play. Helix (11-2, 5-0 OOL) sent the Eagles (5-6, 2-3) to their fourth-straight loss with scores of 25-20, 25-16, 25-20. No statistics were reported. Helix returns home to host league foes Pine Eagle and Powder Valley today starting at 2 p.m. JOSEPH 3, NIXY- AAWII 0 (F) — At Joseph, the Golden Eagles (2-10, 0-6) forfeited Friday’s Old Oregon League contest. No details were provided. Cross Country MILTON-FREEWATER — Weston-McEwen’s Hayden Scott cruised the victory at Friday’s Mac-Hi Gutbuster 5K. He ¿nished in 1704, more than a minute ahead of the second-place runner. Weston-McEwen ¿nished second in team points behind La Grande, Heppner was third and Mac-Hi was fourth. 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