Arbitech stands alone

Arbitech won its seventh-straight game and thus became the lone

undefeated team in the city of Laguna Beach Community Services Dept.

summer 16” slow pitch softball program by defeating Compound

Fractures, 13-8, at Riddle Field.

The victory gave Arbitech a 2 1/2 game lead over the Hotwings

with three games remaining on the Thursday League regular season

schedule.

Arbitech’s offense pounded out 14 hits, led by the four for four

batting of Ted Lycuriew who hit a grand slam and singled three times.

Manuel Sanchez delivered a pair of home runs which accounted for

five RBI and Ryan Neptune pounded two home runs and drove in three

runs for Arbitech.

William Maniaci hit a home run and singled for Compound Fractures.

In other Thursday League action:

Hotwings 12, Team Hobie 3 Hotwings picked up its second straight win to stay in the hunt for

the Thursday League title.

A 19-hit attack was led by Aaron Talarico who hit a home run and

three doubles, Trigg Garner with a home run, double and single, and

Paul Wolsey who tripled and singled twice.

Mark Christy hit a home run and singled to lead Team Hobie.

In Wednesday League action:

Mesa Verde Partners 10, O’ Leary’s Tanks 2

Danny Lane’s two-run home run broke a 2-2 third inning tie as Mesa

Verde Partners, last year’s Wednesday League champion, handed the

Tanks their first loss after six victories.

Lane finished the night four for four, which also included a solo

home run.

Dave Meggison added a pair of two-run home runs to the cause.

Canobhit 14, Red Morocco 13

Bill Dolby delivered a game-changing RBI single in the sixth

inning to lift Canobhit to victory.

Earlier in the game, Dolby hit a home run.

Matt Broderick, Al Krist and Garret Turk hit home runs for Red

Morocco.

Hennessey’s Young Guns 10, Beach and Team 7

Keith Mulvaney hit a home run and finished with two RBI and Emilio

Bernal doubled with two RBI to lead the Young Guns to another

Wednesday League win.

In Tuesday League action:

Team Viagra 6, Sandpiper 3

Nate Pivaroff limited Sandpiper to just seven singles as Team

Viagra won its third straight to open up a two-game lead on the

competition in Tuesday League play.

Pivaroff also figured prominently in the Team Viagra offense with

a pair of solo home runs.

Jerod Morror hit a solo home run and had an RBI single for Team

Viagra.

David Sommerville had three singled and Mica Brown singled twice

for Sandpiper.

In Monday League action:

Courtesy Auto Body 4, Rotary 3

Emilio Bernal hit a two-run home run in the top of the seventh

inning to give Courtesy Auto Body the triumph.

The win left Courtesy Auto Body in a share for the league lead

with the Puiswatrkylegs and dropped Rotary from a share of that lead.

Bernal also singled twice and teammate Bob Armstrong hit a first

inning, two-run home run.

Rotary had broken a 2-2 tie in the bottom of the sixth when Tory

Thomas came up with an RBI single.

David Zogg homered and singled for Rotary.

Puswatrkylegs 10, Pancakes 4

Puswatrkylegs won its fourth straight game by avenging an earlier,

5-3 loss to the Pancakes.

John Reynard drove in four runs behind two home runs and Jesse

Westgaad tossed as seven-hitter, all singles save for a double by

Steve Michel.

Other scores:

Used Cars 9, Good, Bad and Ugly 4

Hamstrings 8, C-Dawgs 1

Forty Majority 12, DUI Firefighters 5

Island Shade 5, Ganahl Lumber 4