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Seals Split With The RoadRunners
For Immediate Release
Saturday July 31, 2010
St. George, UT - Closing out a quick series against the St. George RoadRunners, the Victoria Seals returned to Bruce Hurst Field for a double-header matchup on Saturday afternoon. Sending Andrew Arreola (5-5) to the mound for the start in game two, Victoria squared off against Jon Dutton (3-5) in the first game of the night.
With both pitchers starting strong out of the gate, it was the Seals first on the board in the top of the third inning. Arreola helped his own cause by notching a two-out single before Wilver Perez gave Victoria a 1-0 lead on an RBI double.
St. George responded by loading the bases in the bottom of the frame, using a single from Jason Dellaero, a two-out walk to Victor Buttler and an second-straight base on balls to C.J. Lang to set up a grand slam home run courtesy of Vosvany Almario and stake a 4-1 lead.
Adding to their lead in the fourth inning, the RoadRunners cashed their fifth run of the game on an RBI double off the bat of David Ramirez. Tacking on another set of runs in the bottom of the fifth, St. George took advantage of an error by Seals right fielder Colin Moro with the bases loaded to stretch their lead to 8-1 on home turf.
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