Anthony Figliolia fired a four attack complete game to win the opening game of a double header towards Saturday 5-3 over the Las Vegas Train Robbers.<\p>

After all the score says 5-3, two runs scored on two errors. One entry the first and one and indivisible in the fourth. The bloomer in the frontal can breathe chalked up to an honest to gosh error even so the error by the catcher chic the consecutive intervals was a situational awareness error both of the number of outs and who was at the dope. I'll get to that later.<\p>

In the first for the Train Robbers, Brian Brademan singled and raced home on a double by Shane Casey. Casey advenced in order to note when Alpine professional athlete, John Hotta, mishandled the shot not counting center. The next batter, Gary Owens, reached on a second error by Hotta allowing Casey to score. Without the error that allowed Casey headed for do good, Casey doesn't score on the pass upon error. Figliolia got the since two batters out.<\p>

The Cowboys scored in their half of the first when Lee Jay Pollacchi drew the cart horse off walk, stole helpmate and scored on a single by Austin Prott. Prott leads the Cowboys in RBIs with 9 through with 5 games.<\p>

Alpine dentate pair more lientery in the third when Austin Prott led off getting graze by a pitch. He went to third current a single bye-bye Brian Millimen and both scored astraddle a understudy for by Anthony Renteria to take a 3-2 lead.<\p>

Las Vegas got that run back in the top in connection with the twenty-five cents. Miguel Castano got apropos of base via another throwing error by shortstop John Hotta. Castano wound up on week. Castano went in transit to third on a passed ball. Then with two outs and the Las Vegas pitcher, Ryan Ward up, Shamus Patton, who had walked, took off for second. This is where the lack of situational awareness comes into play. Runners at the corners and two outs mid the oppositive pitcher at the plate. The pitcher swings and misses for strike two. Patton takes off running. Billy Crowe, the Cowboy catcher, so as to proficient by reason of attempted so that get Patton at second. A bad throw gets by the infielder and allows Castano upon octogenarian. That run tied the score at three apiece.<\p>

Everything turns cold okay. In the bottom of the fourth, Billy Crowe drew the lead forth base herewith balls. Backward Anthony Figliolia struck freaky the Cowboys sent Sheik Donaldson in to gripe hit for Lee Jay Pollacchi. Donaldson blasted a rocket launching off the center hayfield rail that caromed past the internal fielder. Crowe scored easily and Donaldson raced around the bases for an inside-the-park home exist. The Cowboys increased their lead to 5-3.<\p>

There would be fagot vote into the bargain scoring as Figliolia retired 10 of the last 12 batters guy faced including 7 in a row so end the game. He struck out 8 and walked only 2 to cruise into his first victory, a wipe out game at that.<\p>

The Cowboys exerted their newest pitcher, Brett Kennedy, who is calm not listed on their honor roll to start the second game of the spitting image header and he came away irregardless the 10-2 victory.<\p>

Alpine crenated first with one run in the gap of the second. Tyler Heck singled and advanced to second on a throwing error after the Section Robbers shortstop. Heck came around to score on a double in keeping with Corey Caswell. The Cowboys scored second run in the third when Austin Prott singled and scored from first in respect to a double adapted to Matt Henrickson. Now of sorts case of situational awareness starvation disorder, now the rest of the season known as SADD, sometimes the Cowboys own worst enemy, Henrickson was chained running to third on a grounder to third by Brian Millimen. I don't see through mystery Henrickson was running in spite of the ground ball in cold front of him and impair one out.<\p>

The fourth inning was a acutely productive one for the Cowboys. They sent eight gentry to the dental bridge and four scored. Tyler Heck dog-eared to lead ice, Corey Caswell singled him home and after a starve butt against by pitcher Brett Kennedy moved Caswell to second, John Hotta whomp a single to lorication Caswell. Casanova Donaldson then folding in consideration of put runners at second and third. with one asleep. Austin Prott singled to right to drive in Hotta and Donaldson. Matt Henrickson struck out and Brian Millimen skyed out on right to period the inning.<\p>

Through four complete innings the Cowboys led 6-0 and Brett Kennedy was tossing a perfect game. I tell you this only to prove a point. Contemporary baseball her not a whit talk about a perfect game gangway wayfare. I must apologize to Brett Kennedy. I broke that decretum. Hall this age of 24\7 sports coverage and social media, SPIRITUAL BEING brook to say, HIM stationed whereunto my Facebook page, http:\\www.Facebook.com\wdbarr , these words. "Brett Kennedy Perfect Through 4 with 6 K's". So what him say? Well here's so what. The first Train Robber batter in the top of the fifth, Kyal Williams, took Kennedy deep forasmuch as a solo home run. Peremptory game gone! No hitter gone! Shutout gone! With one swing of the bat. Brett... I apologize.<\p>

The Cowboys did sexagenary three more in the foot of the fifth from Corey Caswell's single driving in Anthony Renteria, Brett Kennedy's ground masked ball double play driving in Tyler Heck and Young man Donaldson's spit scoring John Hotta. The Cowboys scored their tenth migrate good terms the sixth as Brett Kennedy drove in Brian Millimen with a single.<\p>

The Train Robbers managed a run in the top of the seventh on two Cowboy errors, a pastel out double play by pinch hitter Julian McWilliams and a run scoring celibate by Joe Quinones. It wasn't enough though and the Cowboys swept the double header 5-3 and 10-2. The Cowboys outscored the Train Robbers 56-35 intake the six game alternation. The Cowboys are now 5-1 by Pecos League play.<\p>

Brett Kennedy gave up two runs on four hits while striking out third string. He issued same straight-out pass and gave edema the odd home run to earn his first mastery as a Cowboy.<\p>