
Dayton Outlasts Clinton, 11-7
May 1, 2013 - Midwest League (MWL1)
Clinton LumberKings News Release
Clinton, IA - Seven unanswered runs from Dayton turned the tables in the series opener at Ashford University Field. Clinton surrendered a season-high eleven runs in the opening game 11-7 defeat to the Dragons.
The LumberKings led early with three runs in the third inning. It marked the seventh straight game in which Clinton scored first. However, the lead did not last long for the LumberKings. The Dragons scored three runs in the fourth to tie the game. Clinton starter Tyler Pike left the game early after a hitting Brent Peterson with a pitch.
David Holman relieved Pike, but he faced some of the same tough luck as the LumberKings' starter. Holman surrendered four runs in the fifth, all of which were unearned. The defensive miscues in the field helped the Dragons turn a 3-0 deficit into a 7-3 lead.
Clinton lost a golden opportunity to cut into the Dayton lead with a double play to end the sixth inning. The LumberKings only managed to plate a single run in the inning despite having the bases loaded with no outs.
The LumberKings and Dragons traded punches in the seventh and eighth innings. Junior Arias homered for the Dragons, while Guillermo Pimentel countered with a solo blast for Clinton. The LumberKings never closed the gap to fewer than three runs, and Dayton finished off the 11-7 victory.
Jabari Henry had another solid offensive night, going 2-for-3 with a double, two RBIs and a pair of walks. Patrick Kivlehan extended his hitting streak to seven games with a three-hit game with two runs scored.
The two teams continue their three-game series on Thursday evening. Game two is scheduled for a 6:30 PM CT start time at Ashford University Field.
The Clinton LumberKings, Midwest League Affiliate of the Seattle Mariners, play at Ashford University Field. For the full 2013 schedule, season ticket and group party information, merchandise and more, call the LumberKings at 563-242-0727 or visit www.lumberkings.com.
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