Legends League

STANDINGS, END OF PLAY, JUNE 30

Clippers/74/48/26/.649/—/L1

Mad Dogs/79/48/31/.608/2.5/W3

Peaches/74/38/36/.514/10/W2

Naturals/76/39/37/.513/10/L2

Terrifics/79/37/42/.468/13.5/L1

Comets/73/32/41/.438/15.5

Sultans/80/33/47/.413/18/W1

Hammers/75/30/45/.400/18.5/W1

GAME RECAPS:

Hammers 10 Clippers 4 HAMMERS END CLIPPERS WIN STREAK WITH ROUT

The last place Hammers proved the old adage, “On any given day”, as they blew out the top ranked Clippers, 10-4. Sandy Koufax got the win, despite pitching just five innings. The Hammers got homers from Aaron, McCovey and Howard, to put an end to the Clippers seven game win streak. WP-Sandy Koufax(4-7). LP-Mel Parnell(6-7). HR-Hank Aaron(18), Willie McCovey(11), Elston Howard(5); Stan Musial(17)

Peaches 6 Comets 2 MAGEE LEADS PEACHES PAST COMETS

Sherry Magee had a homerun and a double and drove in four runs, enroute to a 6-2 Peaches win. Ernie Banks singled in the first inning to extend his hitting streak to 16 games. WP-Ed Walsh(4-6). LP-Bob Lemon(5-5). HR-Sherry Magee(16).

Mad Dogs 5 Naturals 0 MADDUX TOSSES 2 HIT SHUTOUT, ENDS CABRERA HIT STREAK AT 17 GAMES

Greg Maddux had his best start of the year, earning his first shutout in a 5- 0 effort against the Naturals. He allowed just two hits, struck out 11 and walked just one batter. Maddux’s fine performance put an end to Miguel Cabrera’s 17 game hit streak. Chipper Jones had a triple and a double and Sosa and Griffey, Jr. each socked homeruns. WP-Greg Maddux(7-6). LP-Clayton Kershaw(6-6). HR-Ken Griffey, Jr.(22), Sammy Sosa(17).

Sultans 4 Terrifics 1 SULTANS END 7 GAME SKID WITH WIN OVER TERRIFICS

Carl Mays beat Tom Seaver, with offensive help from Ray Chapman, who hit his seventh homerun, along with a double and two walks. The win ends a seven game losing streak for the Sultans. Rod Carew hit his fourth homerun in the loss. WP-Carl Mays(6-5). LP- Tom Seaver (6-10). HR-Rod Carew(4).

JULY 1 GAMES AND PROBABLE PITCHERS

Terrifics(Gibson 6-6) at Sultans(Pennock 6-7)

Only game scheduled