Sailors spoil no-no

Newport Harbor High junior Joe Cantarella doubled with two outs in

the seventh to break up a no-hit bit by Woodbridge junior left-hander

Jack Rye, but the visiting Warriors earned a 1-0 Sea View League

baseball victory Wednesday.

Ryan Rowe reached on a two-out error before Cantarella’s drive to

the gap in left-center field, but Sailors Coach Joel Desguin said

Rowe had no chance to score on the play.

Rye, who homered twice and earned the pitching victory in the

Warriors’ 18-5 trouncing of Newport in their first meeting April 2,

got the final out on a fly ball to complete the one-hit shutout.

Rowe and Cantarella were the only Newport runners to get past

first base. Rye had three strikeouts and did not walk a batter. The

Sailors had one runner reach in the first and second, but was retired

in order in the third through sixth.

Cantarella also made a fine defensive play for the Tars (8-15,

3-9), fielding a fly ball in right field, then throwing out a runner

trying to score from third.

Woodbridge’s lone run, scored by Rye, came on a first-and-third

double steal in the fourth.

Sailor starter Ryan Heenan gave up three hits in five innings and

Rowe threw two scoreless innings of two-hit relief for the Tars.

The two teams play again Friday at 7 p.m. at Windrow Park.

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Sea View League

Woodbridge 1, Newport 0

Score by Innings

Woodbridge 000 100 0 -- 1 5 3

Newport 000 000 0 -- 0 1 1

Rye and Sandzimier; Heenan, Rowe (6) and

Sanchez. W -- Rye. L -- Heenan. 2B --

Cantarella (NH)

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