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Congratulations
NABA Dodgers
First
Annual Holly-"Wood" Bat Tournament
30A
Champions
January
13-15, 2001
By
National Staff
NABA
DODGERS 11 LAS VEGAS TEAM TWO 4
The
30A championship game was close until the seventh inning when the
Dodgers came from behind with seven runs to break it open. The
uprising featured hits by Sal Sanchez, Larry Ramirez, Jerry Durham
and Eric Swanson. The Las Vegas also contributed, committing four
errors in the fateful frame. Durham's single, steal and a sacrifice
fly by Brad Milner, plated the last run in the 8th.
The
two teams battled on even terms through the first six. Greg Shepard
singled in a run in the first inning for Las Vegas, which the Dodgers
matched with an unearned run in the bottom of the second on four
walks. Vegas took a 4-1 lead, scoring three times in the third.
Singles by Dan Doby and Ernest Baulela, a double by Shepard, two
walks and Andy Owen's sacrifice fly accounted for the three runs. The
Dodgers battled back to make it 4-3 in the third inning. Ramirez'
single started the action. Durham forced him at second, then stole
second base and scored on Milner's RBI single. Milner later scored on
Pat Bair's base hit. It stood that way until the Dodgers exploded in
the seventh. Winning pitcher Larry Sanchez was chosen as the Game's
Most Valuable Player.
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Congratulations
NABA Dodgers
Ventura
NABA
2000
League Champions
Top
row: Rich Cimidaro, Eric Swanson,
Jerry
Durham, Rowland Fuchs, Sunny Campbell,
Pat
Bair, Mitch Morris, Larry Sanchez.
Bottom
row: Jeff Zupon, David Wright, Larry Ramirez,
Ron
Burke, Brad Milner-Manager, Rich Rodriguez-bat boy
Not
shown: Russ Buhay and Chuck Philbrook
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Congratulations
Ventura Indians
Las
Vegas Memorial Day Tournament
40A
Champions
May
2000
L-R-(on
ground)Tony Pinkowski, Ernie Flores,
Joe
Foster, Tom Hickey, Brian Frank, Glenn Pinkard,
Ed
Sumrow, Bill Brown, John Duffner, Steve Zolotas,
Dave
Evans, Craig Thompson, Jack Burns, Milt Ayala
(back)
Dale Ova, Manager and President of Ventura NABA
By
National Staff
40A-Ventura
(CA) Indians 21 East Side Pirates (Seattle, WA) 11
Manager
and first year League President Dale Ova pitched the Indians to
their championship at Arroyo Grande in Henderson. Ernie
Flores and Jack Burns provided much of he offense. Flores had a
triple and three singles, driving in one run. Burns had four hits
also--a triple, two doubles and a single, driving in four. For the
Pirates, Ray Crawford led the way four hits and an RBI. Ova, who
dislocated his shoulder during the game, was chosen as Most Valuable Player.
MVP-Dale
Ova (Ventura (CA) Indians)
Pool
Winner--East Side Pirates (Seattle, WA) 3-0
Semifinals--Ventura
Indians defeated Orange County (CA) Braves;
East
Side Pirates defeated Sacramento (CA) Astros
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can read more about the tournament here.
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