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[Title] => Golden Girls post two crucial wins
[Summary] => KALAMAZOO, Michigan – The MayniLA Golden Girls finally displayed their potential as title contenders by scoring a pair of important victories in Day Three of the Girls’ Big League Softball World Series at the Lee Field of the Vanderberg Park here.
Third-base woman Karina Aribal celebrated her return as a starter by presiding over the Golden Girls’ mighty offensive, going four-for-four at bat in their 9-5 thrashing of Victoria of British Columbia in the opening half of their doubleheader early in the day.
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[Title] => Golden Girls split opening matches
[Summary] => KALAMAZOO, Michigan – Team Manila felt the absence of head coach Filomeno "Boy" Codinera and could only split its two-game opening day assignment in the Big League girls’ softball World Series Monday at the Wilson Field here.
The Golden Girls escaped with a 3-1 victory over last year’s runner-up Antelope Valley of California in the first game on a one-hit five-inning start by Gedda Valencia and a scoreless three-inning relief by Leah Crudo.
The Golden Girls survived three full base-situations in the third before scoring two unearned runs at the botto
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SOUTHERN MARYLAND
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[Summary] => KALAMAZOO, Michigan – The MayniLA Golden Girls finally displayed their potential as title contenders by scoring a pair of important victories in Day Three of the Girls’ Big League Softball World Series at the Lee Field of the Vanderberg Park here.
Third-base woman Karina Aribal celebrated her return as a starter by presiding over the Golden Girls’ mighty offensive, going four-for-four at bat in their 9-5 thrashing of Victoria of British Columbia in the opening half of their doubleheader early in the day.
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[Summary] => KALAMAZOO, Michigan – Team Manila felt the absence of head coach Filomeno "Boy" Codinera and could only split its two-game opening day assignment in the Big League girls’ softball World Series Monday at the Wilson Field here.
The Golden Girls escaped with a 3-1 victory over last year’s runner-up Antelope Valley of California in the first game on a one-hit five-inning start by Gedda Valencia and a scoreless three-inning relief by Leah Crudo.
The Golden Girls survived three full base-situations in the third before scoring two unearned runs at the botto
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August 17, 2001 - 12:00am
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