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American Legion Baseball Lakers, Twins win Sapa-Johnsrud tourney openers

| July 11, 2019 10:32 PM

The Daily Inter Lake

WHITEFISH — Payton Davison doubled twice, homered and drove in five runs to power the Kalispell Lakers AA to a 12-8 victory over the Butte Miners A in the opening game of the 35th annual Sapa-Johnsrud Memorial Tournament at Memorial Field Thursday afternoon.

It’s Davison’s second home run of the season.

Davison was one of three Lakers to total three hits in the American Legion baseball contest. Logan Siblerud also went 3 for 3 while Ryan Symmes was 3-4, which included a double.

Davison and Symmes both scored three times and Symmes had two stolen bases.

Kalispell had 13 hits and scored in every inning but the third.

The Lakers led 7-2 after two.

Taylor Morton pitched five innings to earn the win for Kalispell. He allowed seven hits, struck out one batter and walked one.

Wes Palmer pitched the final inning.

The Lakers (28-15) play the Lethbridge Elks AA today at 5 p.m.

The tournament runs through Sunday with the third-place game at 9 a.m. and the championship contest at 11:30.

The Lakers are defending tournament champions.

Butte Miners A 110 600 — 8 7 2

Kalispell Lakers AA 520 41x — 12 13 4

WP—Taylor Morton; LP—Casey Kautzman.

BUTTE MINERS A — Eagan Lester 2-4, Scout Allen 1-3, Ryan Wahl 0-3, Aidan Lee 1-4, Peyton Hettick 1-4, Eric Hart 1-4, Rylan Richards 1-2, Hunter Bugni 0-1, Ryan Burt 0-1, Reece Cox 0-1.

KALISPELL LAKERS AA — Randy Stultz 0-2, Ryan Symmes 3-4, Eric Seaman 2-4, Payton Davison 3-3, Jack Corriveau 0-3, Luke Halland 1-4, Logan Silberud 3-3, Jonathan Craver 1-1, Ryan Galvan 0-2.

2B—Lester, Lee; Symmes, Davison (2); HR—Davison; RBIs—Lester (2), Lee (3), Hettick; Davison (5), Halland, Siblerud (3), Craver.

Today’s Tournament Schedule

At Memorial Field

2:30 p.m. — Lethbridge Elks AA vs. Spokane Cannons

5 p.m. — Lethbridge Elks AA vs. Kalispell Lakers AA

7:30 p.m. — Glacier Twins A vs. Butte Miners A

Lethbridge AA 9, Butte A 0

WHITEFISH — Ty Wevers doubled and drove in two runs for Lethbridge in the win over Butte in the second game of the tournament.

Kale Moser pitched seven strong innings for Lethbridge to earn the win. He allowed three singles and a double, struck out four and walked one batter.

Lethbridge Elks AA 012 200 4 — 9 8 0

Butte Miners A 000 000 0 — 0 4 3

WP—Kale Moser; LP—Hettick.

LETHBRIDGE ELKS AA — Logan K. 2-3, Ty Wevers 2-4, Skylar Braun 0-4, Brendan Schulz 0-2, Levi Abbott 0-2, Noah Wauters 0-2, Thomas Little 1-3, Josh Kabayama 1-3, Dalton Demers 0-3, Ryley C. 2-3.

BUTTE MINERS A — Coyt Stajcar 0-3, Wolfgang Doty 1-3, Wahl 1-3, Cox 0-2, Kian O’Neill 1-3, Kenley Leary 0-3, Evan Starr 0-3, Riley Chiotti 1-2, Casey Kautzman 0-0, Carsen Dodge 0-2.

2B—Wevers; Chiotti; RBIs—Logan K. Wevers, Braun, Kabayama, Ryley C. (2).

Glacier A 10, Spokane 4

WHITEFISH — Jack Schwaiger, Zach Veneman, Coby Clark-Dickinson, Austyn Andrachick and Jack Price all went 2 for 4 to carry Glacier to a victory in the final game of the tournament on opening day.

Veneman finished with three RBIs. Clark-Dickinson drove in two runners and doubled.

Glacier did all of its scoring in two innings, scoring seven times in the fourth and adding three more in the fifth.

Glacier (25-14) plays the final game again tonight at 7:30 versus the Butte Miners A.

Glacier Twins A 000 730 — 10 11 0

Spokane Cannons 000 031 — 4 7 5

WP—Jack Schwaiger; LP—Declan Sklut.

GLACIER TWINS A —Schwaiger 2-4, Zach Veneman 2-4, Coby Clark-Dickinson 2-4, Austyn Andrachick 2-4, Jay Tyree 1-3, Forrest Kobelt 0-3, Corbin Hurst 0-0, Stevyn Andrachick 0-1, Chad Queen 0-2, Gavin Schroeder 0-2, Jack Price 2-4.

SPOKANE CANNONS — Sam Gollehon, 0-2 Trevor Hurt Moran 0-2, Julian Chabot 0-1, Rory Schuller 0-1, Keegan Cottrell 0-2, Robert Hatten 1-1, Nick Swenson 0-3, Jaden Stough 0-3, Jacob Lauber 0-2, Kyle Peabody 0-0, Mason Hammond 1-1, Dawson Rhodes 0-1, Tyler Balkenbush 2-2, Sklut 0-1, Brent Keith 2-2.

2B—Clark-Dickinson; Hammond, Keith; RBIs—Veneman (3), Clark-Dickinson (2), A. Andrachick, Price.