Kamehameha's Parrow pitches 1-hitter against Saint Louis
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David Parrow pitched a one-hitter and AJ Satele hit a grand slam and a two-run double to lead Kamehameha to a 15-0 victory over Saint Louis in an Interscholastic League of Honolulu baseball game at Ala Wai Field last night.
The game was called after five innings because of the league's 10-run rule.
Kamehameha improved to 6-1, while Saint Louis dropped to 5-2.
The linescore for the game was not reported.
• Mid-Pacific 6, Damien 0: Jayson Kramer pitched a two-hitter to lead Mid-Pacific to a victory over Damien at Mid-Pacific field.
Kramer, a junior, struck out seven and walked none.
Chris Goya went 2 for 2, scored two runs, and had two RBIs for the Owls.
Damien (2-4) 000 000 0—0 2 2
Mid-Pacific (6-1) 130 020 X—6 7 2
Robert Cuizon and Nick Zieser, Brandon Baguio (5). Jayson Kramer and Kip Masuda. W—Kramer. L—Cuizon.
Leading hitters:MPI— Chris Goya 2-2, 2 runs, 2 RBIs.
• Iolani 4, Punahou 2: Eric Muraoka, Christian Johnson and Wally Marciel combined on a three-hitter to lift the host Raiders past the Buffanblu in an ILH game.
Iolani scored three runs in the bottom of the fifth on four hits and one Punahou error.
PUNAHOU (4-3) 002 000 0—2 3 3
IOLANI (2-5) 001 030 x—4 6 1
Shaun Kiriu and Robert Kurisu. Eric Muraoka, Christian Johnson (6), Wally Marciel (7) and Bert Mitsunaga. W—Muraoka. L— Kiriu. S—Marciel.
Leading hitters: Punahou — Noah Phillips double. Iolani—Galen Komo double; Travis Nishioka double.
• Maryknoll 9, Pac-Five 9: Pinch-hitter Brett Ikei hit a two-run triple in bottom of the seventh to tie it at 9, and the game at Ala Wai Field was called after nine innings because of a time limit.
Pac-Five (1-4-1) 012 005 100—9 7 2
Maryknoll (0-6-1) 013 030 200—9 13 2
Tyler Inouye, Paul Nishimura (6), Owen Simmons (9) and Aaron Chilcote, Shane Osaki (6). Peter Kirst, Nick Holmberg (6), Hiroshi Kuroda (8) and Brian Tabata.
Leading hitters: Pac5—Tyler Trias 3-4; Jacob Mellor 2-4, double; Simmons 1-4, double. Mary—Brennan Young 2-5, double, triple; Reid Nakamura 2-4, 2 triples; Kirst 3-5, triple; Tabata 2-4, triple; Brett Ikei 1-2, triple.
Reported by Duane Eldredge
