Men's Senior Baseball League World Series
65-and-over Cactus 1 Division
After two lopsided wins, the Tucson Toros lost today to the San Diego Heat 19-9 at the Salt River Complex in Scottsdale and fall to 2-1 in the Men's Senior Baseball League World Series.
"We took it on the chin," said Mike Dawson, the starting pitcher. "I couldn't get out of the first inning. We were down 8-0 and tried to battle back. We scored nine runs, but they scored 11 more down the stretch."
Dawson, from the 60-and-over Tucson Old Timers said it wasn't a good day for the players from the TOTS as Big John Mathews and Tim Tolson collected a hit apiece, while Joe Opocensky and Ken Nebesny both went 0 for 3. Dawson did walk twice and scored a run, but had an 0 for 2 day.
The Toros will try to put a "W" on the board tomorrow as they travel to Goodyear to take on the Lehigh Valley Moondogs at 1 p.m. Goodyear is the spring training home of the Cincinnati Reds and the Cleveland Indians.
A win over the Moondogs would improve the Toros record to 3-1 and one step closer to a playoff berth.
Go get 'em, Toros!
Photos: John Mathews and Tim Tolson, who had the only two hits for the guys from the Tucson Old Timers.
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