Spokane Valley Baseball

Thu., July 22, 1999

(Final Standings)

Giants League W L T Tom’s Barber Shop (Hor 1) 11 1 0 Valley Electric (Ever 2) 10 2 0 Mountain View 17 4 1 Banner Fuel (Centennial 1) 7 5 0 Neurosurgery Assoc. (Ev) 7 5 0 Spo. Valley Fire (Ever 1) 6 5 1 Ellingsen-Paxton (Bow) 6 6 0 Autocraft (Green) 6 6 0 Greenacres Gypsum (Mv 2) 6 6 0 Food Rainbow (Np 1) 4 8 0 Zip’s (Horizon 2) 1 11 0 Centennial 20 12 0

Scores: Banner Fuel 12, Spoane Valley Firefighters 2. Zip’s D. Centennial 2. Ellingsen Paxton 12, Greenacres Gypsum 2. Food Rainbow 9, Autocraft 5. Valley Electric 6, Neurosurgery Associates 3.

Midget League W L T Liberty Lake 1 12 0 0 CXT (E.Farms 1) 11 1 0 Spear’s Used Cars (Ches 1) 10 2 0 Dearheart Cons. (Broad) 10 2 0 Dr. DeCounter (S.Pines) 9 3 0 Otis Orchards 8 4 0 Dave’s Grill (Sunrise 1) 7 4 1 Jim Frazier Trophy (Grn) 7 5 0 Perfection Tire (LL 2) 7 5 0 Spo. Cnty Dep (Trentw) 6 5 0 Northwest Fence (Adams) 6 6 0 Firestone (Blake) 6 6 0 George Velis, DDS (Pon.1) 6 6 0 Food Rainbow (Sun 2) 5 6 1 Holli-Built (O.C.) 5 7 0 Gibson’s Nursery (Univ.) 3 7 0 East Farms 23 9 0 Ponderosa 22 9 0 Dr. Belknap (Chester 2) 2 10 0 White Elephant (Keystone) 2 10 0 Trent 1 11 0 Wiser Wireless (Prog.) 1 11 0

SCORES: Otis Orchards 17, Food Rainbow 5. Wiser Wireless 12, Perfection Tire 10. Firestone 7, George Velis, DDS 2. CXT 3, Dr. DeCountery 0. East Farms 2 19, Trent 3. Liberty Lake 1 11, Spokane County Deputy Sheriffs 1. Dr. Belknap 12, White Elephant 2. Dave’s Grill 17, Holli-Built 5. Spear’s Used Cars 16, Jim Frazier Trophy 10. Dearheart Construction 12, Northwest Fence 6. Liberty Lake 1 26, White Elephant 1.

PeeWee League W L T Spokane Indians (Trentw 1) 12 0 0 Homestead Const. (Broad) 11 1 0 Spear’s Used Cars (Ches. 1) 10 2 0 Valley Instant Print (LL) 9 3 0 Architec. Ventures (Ness) 9 3 0 Insulation Pro (E.F. 1) 9 3 0 Dr. Psomas (University) 9 3 0 St. Mary’s 9 3 0 Pizza Hut (Ponderosa 1) 8 4 0 Medicine Shoppe (S.P. 1) 8 4 0 East Farms 2 5 0 Leo’s Photo. (Sunrise 1) 7 5 0 Conley’s Place (Keystone) 7 5 0 Nat’l. Color Graphics (OC) 6 6 0 Broadway Eye Care (Ches 3) 5 7 0 Valley Kiwanis (Trentw 2) 5 7 0 Olympic Sports (Ches 2) 5 7 0 Sterling Self Storage (Adams) 4 8 0 McDonald’s (Green) 3 8 0 Trent 3 9 0 Food Rainbow (Blake) 3 9 0 Bagel Company (Sunrise 2) 2 9 0 River City Pizza (Otis) 1 11 0 Spokane Recycling (Sky) 1 11 0 Harris Dean Ins. (Opp) 1 11 0 Henderson Roofing (Pond 2) 1 11 0

SCORES: Spokane Indians 1, Valley Instant Printing 0. Conley’s Place 1, Valley Instant Printing 0. Architectural Ventures 7, National Color Graphics 2. Sterling Self Storage 5, Valley Kiwanis 3. Homestead Construction 24, Trent 0. Spear’s Used Cars 15, Spokane Recycling 6. East Farms 2 8, Spokane Olympic Sports 5. Insulation Pro 14, McDonald’s 3. Conley’s Place 8, River City Pizza 0. Dr. Psomas 9, Broadway Eye Care Center 8. Pizza Hut 9, Bagel Company 3. Leo’s Photgraphy 22, Henderson Roofing 10. Medicine Shoppe 19, Food Rainbow 3.

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