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Hey Laotzu.
We can do definite integrals in the same way.
You should take a look at Hilbert-Space Theory as well as l^2 and L^2 spaces to get more of an idea.
As it can be easily found in literature, indefinite integrals are treated as inner product of infinite dimensional vectors. But what about definite integrals? When we deal with definite integrals, I think, we would have been previously defined the associated vectors such that the integration limits to be applied on them. However, the vectors x in such infinite dimensional spaces are always shown by summation of xkak for k=1 to infinite. In better word, when we assume a given definite integral (with limits a, b) as an inner product of infinite dimensional vectors, how can we define the associated vectors? I will appreciate if anyone would help me.
Thanks. But I have no problem with definite integrals. What I want to know is the form of two vectors (in infinite dimensional space) that were multiplied to produce a certain definite integral. How they may be showed that respect the integration limits?
i'm not sure what you're asking here.
usually, a function space (that is, a vector space where the vectors are functions) assumes a common set of definition (domain) for the functions in question.
that is one speaks of V = {f: D-->F, f in some family of functions} where F is the underlying field of V. to study inner products, F is usually taken to be either R, or C.
since we are talking about using integrals as inner products, a common restriction is that f be square-integrable on D (which is typically a subset (often compact) of Rn or Cn). this is enough to ensure the inner product exists.
"integrable" here is rather vague, different integral definitions exist (riemann, lebesgue,harr,darboux,etc.)
in this case that D is unspecified, often the entire space Rn or Cn is intended as the domain of the functions (this is the case for polynomial spaces, for example).
the usual "multiplication" of the functions is given "point-wise":
(fg)(x) = f(x)g(x) <---the RHS is the multiplication of the field F.
it is not true that all infinite-dimensional vectors are sums of the form:
some infinite-dimensional vector spaces are of uncountable dimension, and such a series "doesn't give enough terms". for example, the real numbers are a vector space over the rationals, but there is no countable set of (Q-linearly independent) real numbers that will serve to describe all reals as Q-linear combinations of them.
i think there is some confusion in what you are asking because, in general, integrals are used to define (certain) inner products, inner products are not used to define integrals.
Dear Deveno, thanks for your useful help.
I will try to clear what Im looking for. When we define vectors in infinite dimensional space, we put no limits on number of its components (if we are allowed to use "component" here). So, the vector length would be calculated accounting all of its infinite components. On the other hand, when we assume a definite integral with limits a and b as an inner product of two infinite dimensional vectors, I think, we limit the component number of the vectors, thereby limiting their length. In fact, the length of vectors are calculated now by integration from a to b. Now, if it is true, how can we show or apply this limitation on vectors definition (or expression), before forming the inner product? In other word, how the changes of integration limits a and b reflect in the initial form of the multiplied vectors? Or, the integration limits are artificially added, without any particular meaning for the initial vectors?
well, the "first step" in extending the ordinary concept of "length" to infinite-dimensional vector spaces would be to extend the FINITE sum:
of a finite number of coordinates to an infinite sum:
but this then raises questions of "convergence" (if we are dealing with "square-summable sequences" we're good, but this won't work for an arbitrary sequence).
with an arbitrary function, let's say a function f:R-->R, it's no longer clear at first how we should define the "length" of it.
but what comes to our aid is the notion of linear functional....that is linear functions L:V--->F. the inner product
<u,v> can be thought of as a linear functional <u,_>: v---><u,v>.
so for a space V of functions (let's say real-valued functions, just to be specific), what we want is a linear functional
L(f):V-->R. it turns out that for vector spaces comprised of (integrable) functions, a definite integral is just such a functional, we have:
L is clearly linear:
it is important that this be a definite or improper integral, we need to have it spit out a NUMBER, not another function.
if we have an orthonormal basis w.r.t. a certain inner product, say, {u1,...,un} in the finite case, then if
x = x1u1+...+xnun
then orthonormality lets us express the "coordinates" in terms of the inner product:
xj = <x,uj>.
this is precisely what is done with fourier analysis, here the functions are only defined on (-π,π) (or some other interval of length 2pi)
and the basis used is {1,cos(x),sin(x),cos(2x),sin(2x),cos(3x),sin(3x),. .......} (technically 1/√2 should be used instead of 1, but square roots are annoying)
and the inner product used is:
the "coordinates" of a function f are then given by its fourier coefficients, each of which is a coefficient of a term in the following series
the limits of integration here have nothing to do with the "infiniteness" of the dimension of the square-integrable functions on [-π,π]. the limits of integration are usually chosen for intervals [a,b] on which we want to know something, and can be imposed rather arbitrarily (often we are interested in what happens in a certain time interval, say from t = 0 to t = 1, so we might chose the interval [0,1] over which to integrate).
that is the passage from definite--->indefinite integral has nothing to do with finite-dimensional spaces--->infinite-dimensional spaces.
indefinite integrals (anti-derivatives, or primitives) are an entirely different kind of animal that definite integrals, which are linear functionals. indefinite integrals are more like linear OPERATORS (except they yield an equivalence class of functions, f(x)+C instead of any one particular function). this is why differential equations need "boundary conditions" (initial value specifications) to be fully solved for a specific situation.
put another way, the differential operator, D (which IS a linear operator) is not injective, so to specify an inverse image (something in D-1(f(x)), we need to provide more information (to determine C).
Dear Deveno. It give me pleasure to be informed your deep understanding of the subject. Im not mathematician and I hope my non-professional questions do not trouble you. It is said in references that angle between to infinite dimensional vectors u(x) and v(x) can be calculated based on their inner product as:It give me pleasure to be informed your deep understanding of the subject. Im not mathematician and I hope my non-professional questions do not trouble you. It is said in references that angle between to infinite dimensional vectors u(x) and v(x) can be calculated based on their inner product as:
This expression can be rewritten in familiar form:
So far, so good. Since I have not found anywhere the definite version of this formula, Im dubious about:
If its wrong, I have nothing to say, otherwise, I have to regard to my first question. Because, here the length of vectors are clearly defined regarding the integration limits that in turn affect the angle between them. Now, we can ask how infinite dimensional vectors can be limited? What do mean limits a and b in respect of vectors u(x) and v(x) initial definition? Is it true that dimensions of the vectors are infinite but limited?!
actually the correct formula is:
which when an integral is used as an inner product becomes:
it is important that limits of integration be used.
to take a simple example, over the real numbers, the angle between the polynomials f(x) = 1, and g(x) = x would be (if there were no limits of integration):
which isn't a number, but a (somewhat ugly) function of x (and we don't even know which one since there are 3 unspecified parameters).
in a more general sense, the limits a and b in the definite integral have more to do with "the area of the functions' domain we are interested in". it is unreasonable to expect that functions that are orthogonal when we integrate from -1 to 1, will still be orthogonal when we integrate from 2 to 3. in fact, it is common to integrate with a "weighting function" w(x) that has the effect of "stretching" the underlying space and thereby "skews" the angles between vectors.
but to answer your question more simply:
the limits of integration usually means we are in a subspace of C[a,b], the space of all continuous functions f:[a,b]-->R (although it is possible to make a "larger space" out of "integrable functions", for example, step-functions, which are clearly NOT continuous). which functions one is going to allow to a large extent depends on which flavor of integral you're using.
the infinite-dimensional-ness of a function space has to do with how many "basis functions" we need to specify to get "coordinates". the simplest case is polynomial functions where the functions:
f(x) = xk
form a countable basis. that is, any polynomial can be regarded as a finite sequence of coefficients (but we need an infinite basis, because we might have polynomials of arbitrarily high degree).
since polynomials are "defined everywhere", any closed interval of R could be used as a domain of definition. limiting the domain of definition does NOT change the dimension.


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This post proves that Paul Walker faked his own death in a Hollywood stunt involving dozens, possibly, hundreds of people. There is no wiggle-room, no options. The fake is now proven. Led regarding the findings here largely because of one of our posters, with extensive experience in race cars, it is now confirmed that was rather than an accidental explosion a man-made fire. Much thanks to him.
The fire is a fake, mere pyrotechnics and accelerants.
This is a Hollywood-style ignition of magnesium or other hot-burning salts, not a petrol-based fire. Not possible. This alone, this initial ignition, proves the hoax. Everyone, once again, this is pyrotechnic dust, which is monumental proof that this is a set-up.
Let us not even begin to speak of what happens to this moulage mole during the set-up phase, when she apparently splatters fake blood into her face:
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Roasted alive, burnt beyond recognition, no way to identify: really?
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Furthermore, what of the clothes? They are always burnt into the tissues, no exceptions. So, why were Rodas and Walker exceptions? Do they do their ritual deaths in the nude?
The lack of clothes, therefore, is yet another component of hard proof that this is a fake, not real. Even so, continuously it was claimed that the bodies were "burnt beyond recognition." An ideal claim for the plotters, and, regardless, clearly, they are not burnt beyond recognition or even burnt at all.
OK, there is something going on regarding the silicone face of the dapper cadaver. Burnt? It is mere charcoal applied by the moulage moles who may well have been operating under the tarp.
When the moulage moles finished their dastardly deed, they opened up the flood-gates. Dozens of camera switch clicks can be heard suddenly, along with, incredibly, the voices of children in the background.
Such images, regardless, of a celebrity would not likely be allowed out for public consumption. Recall that the entire area was guard- and gate-controlled. No one other than the authorized could gain access to the site.
Even so, it has already been proven here, repeatedly, that despite any interviews by the father, Tyrese Gibson, Vin Diesel, or others that this is a fraud and a hoax, a demonstrated by the smirks and smiles of the various Hollywood-meisters and moles found on-site, including the fraudulent Coroner mole, the brunette woman in white seen here:
No wonder she was smirking. This was no actual corpse. Rather, this was a mere dapper cadaver, a fake: a Hollywood stunt.
Even so, can the fraud be confirmed definitively by any actions on the ground? What about this finding at the Fast & Furious car studios?
What is seen, here? It is none other that a fire suit for pyrotechnic-based stunts, the wearer being known as a pyrotechnician. Even so, pretty sloppy work to have it lying around in the open.
Here it is up close:
The box most likely contains the fire-proof gloves.
The infamous tarp also used by Mr. Walker's team to fake his death is also found in the studio:
In Hollywood faking it is a routine:
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Suits are needed to protect the stuntmen, often worn inside other clothing for stunt purposes. If no stunt necessary, the suits are worn outside with no other clothes on top:
Clearly, therefore, that is a Kevlar fireproof suit which is seen on that race car back area.
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The initial evidence of a fake or pyrotechnic fire versus a real one from the unlikely event of an exploding gas tank or from a leaking fuel tank (possible but rare in a Porsche) came from this photo found in the DailyMail:
Looking at the center of the frame the image has what appears to be a human setting up the fire, a pyrotechnician, in all likelihood wearing a Kevlar fireproof suit:
For those who would hold this as an optical illusion in live cell phone footage men in what appears to be white or silvery gear are seen moving about next to and even inside the car.
However, that relatively clear image of what appears to be a pyrotechnician in a Kevlar suit is not distinctly seen in this other image of the same fire at some point earlier or later:
No fire-proof Mario, but here is what is seen, zoomed in:
Even so, there may well be heads in background behind the pyrotechnic flash (or reflections thereof).
The ultimate nature of the fraud can be clearly seen, here, through systematic capture of screenshots:
Without the arrows. The white area is believed to be the left arm of the pyrotecnician in his suit.
As soon as the hoax-supporting car drives up "he died" and 'he's dead' the pyrotechnician moves out of sight.
Man in Kevlar suit no longer visible. However, heads of two men talking to each other is visible, far left screen:
At this time two of the cohort moles can seemingly be seen even more clearly on the far left screen, where they turn to face each other:
It seems that there were two men there all along. Are these the same two that end up left screen?
While, perhaps, nothing can be definitively said about exactly what is going on here one issue is certain: there is motion involving individuals in white suits or clothing of some kind. That movement is both right next to and within the car as well as in highly close proximity to the fire.
When the set-up blue car arrives, a pile of people show up out of nowhere. Count them. That's at least five people.
Possible images, above, of man bending over in Kevlar fireproof suit, one lower leg obstructed from vision.
Therefore, Paul Walker did absolutely fake his death, as did Roger Rodas. Both men are still alive. Theoretically, that would be good news for their fans.
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Compare the number plates in this video and picture. Number plates are same both are 7CCY590. But if u ll check the number plate in this video u ll see under the number it is not written always evolving while in other pictures of car it is clearly seen. Here the link shttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yE3izbGcor0&feature=youtube_gdata_player and http://www.google.com/search?q=paul+walker+porsche&client=ms-android-samsung&source=lnms&tbm=isch&sa=X&ei=OZq0Us66EIrzygOrqIC4Bg&ved=0CAgQ_AUoAA&biw=360&bih=567&dpr=2#biv=i%7C81%3Bd%7C01ayb3b4s0GlgM%3A
Btw : (icence plates) http://marcosraudkett.com/uploads/d2d31f2b826fcfaaa36625492efffe86.jpg
But yeah, I don't see any "always evolving" or a "0" next to the "9"…
So, that's weird.
But we could explain that…like, I dunno, the fire make that disappear?
Anyway, how by the hell is it possible that there is a licence plate at this PLACE??????
It seems like a setup?? O_o under the hood, seriously? Was it the shock?
people are using photo shop in these pics take no notice !
The guy in white shirt protects his eyes from the rays of the sun.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yE3izbGcor0&feature=youtube_gdata_player I couldn't paste the link of video above correctly. And I watched it again. Absolutely there is difference.
We can see clearly… (poor quality….)
By the way, WTH with the tires?
Blue? Red?
It's a rim story…
What exactly is the point (or motive) of the HOAX???
Publicity for the Fast and Furious franchise?
Donations like Sandy Hook?
Insurance fraud?
All of the above?
A video from charity event just before crash https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g-800CWU1kw&feature=youtube_gdata_player now pause the video and check licence plate carefully. Above the numbers I think written california and below is written always evolving. And this video is also from the charity event https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yE3izbGcor0&feature=youtube_gdata_player so in both cars numbers are same on licence plates. But always evolving is not written in second one. So it looks like there were 2 cars in the same event. Is there any other explanation?
Two car…how many accidents? Two too??
Because here, check the licence plate:
it's not that one of the car Paul hopped in…
I tried to find on the internet a picture taken at Roger Rodas funeral (even from far distance) you know ….family, friend …..I couldn't find any ,not even one, so nobody was interested in recording "the sad event" . corect me if I'm wrong.
Yes that is right. There is no any news about roger rodas. And no family member of rodas was present in paul walker's funeral.
is this a hoax or no ?
I read on Yahoo recently about "speed and speed only was the reason for the cras." But there was a statement from Ca CHP saying one of the tires at the scene was from 2004. Wait! So,you mean to tell me there was an original tire on the vehicle belonging to two millionaires that own a high end auto shop? Hard. To believe. Even if they rarely drove that car – 9 1/2 year old tire on a 450k car?! Those tires and rims look immaculate in the photos. It looks like the guys of AE pieced together a prop GT full of old parts and had pyrotechs stage fire around the prop.
Oh, does Anyone find it odd that Paul passes away weeks before he is announced #6 on the Forbes list as a top earner? So is The Rock and Vin Diesel? Oh, and Tyrese gets Grammy nominated for his album 3T days after Paul's "death"?
It seems as though everyone cooperating with this hoax is being rewarded and will continue to be treated with priority in the entertainment industry.
Sounds like tax evasion and insurance scam and there is no better person to go out with a bang with than your …. Financial advisor. Haha. Not to mention the influx of donations to ROWW in the wake of this incident.
I want to believe this… I really do.. but something just doesn't add up. I mean both ways. If he did die, the accident doesn't make since for many reasons that have already been stated by people above my comment.. but if he did fake his death, why? He was finally happy with his career.. He said he was happier than ever before.. He was also a very honest and sweet guy, I believe MAYBE he would fake his death for these reasons
1. To show/teach people a lesson on how valuable life is
2. To make a big unforgettable surprise in one of the fast and furious movies.
^^ those are the rumors that I have heard.
I truly don't think he would put his fans through so much heartbreak thinking he died… none the less burning to death. I didn't mention his family hurting because well… if he faked his death he wouldn't leave his family behind. Just his fans and other regular people wouldn't know he was still alive.
I think nobody can have an exact idea why he faked his death except himself. And I do believe that he faked his death due to many contradictories in his accident. And if it is staged most probably family and few people are already aware of everything. If this is just a hoax must be exposed and spread on social media with solid proofs.
So, there is this video:
You can see like there is soemone..maybe paul with the special suit you're talking about in this thread?
And you should examine this one too:
A carrera GT has different color for each side
That's what I think. On the video, red and blue.
Listn people didnt u pay attention in school? If a car that is driving 80mphr it hits a pole, that kind off crash impact can kill you because of the airbags. Airbags blow up times ur own weight, airbags are only save when u drive normal maximale speed is 45m thats when their save. Second in this crash. The gastank was in front of the porsche this means by the impact off the crash( they hit a pole and tree) thegastank started leakibg and somehow reached the motor whi is in the bak off the car this explains the fire. Again if a car drives 100 km ph and hits a pole u are dead only by the airbags that open up. Because our body is not built to catch up that smash u get. Paul died unfortunatly. Its sad because he wasnt driving
Sad thing is.. even though there's a few things that don't make since about his death. The coroner said Paul Walker survived the crash.. but died after the fire started. There's two different statements from the coroner.. He says " Paul walker died nanoseconds within the impact" Then a different statement is said " Paul walker died a few seconds after the fire have started" How is that possible? he couldn't have died nanoseconds from the crash and have died from the fire also. The fire didn't start til a full minute maybe more after impact. It would make since if he died from the impact dying less than a seconds afterwards but how do you die from something that starts a minute after the impact when you supposedly died less than a second after hitting the tree? That doesn't make since. I'm not saying he's a live… because I honestly don't know what to believe. I met this man three times and he was so amazingly sweet.. I don't want to believe he's dead but I do want to keep searching til I get the right answers.
Why do you answer me? I just post what I found.
I read the facts, I'm an expert.
Why would he want to fake his death though
This happened in my country Mexico and i think Paul Walker crash is a dummy look at the bodies are so different…
whats the truth on this ?
PW is really died in the accident that's what happened, why pretend thinking its a hoax?
Because there are so many things that don't add up from his accident. Plus, why did Jim Torp lie bout what happened three times? First time he was interviewed, he says he saw Paul walker's daughter there, later on. We all learned that she was NOT there at the scene. Then Jim says he didn't hear anything, he found out Paul was dead by phone. When in an interview at the scene, he said he heard a crash and then arrived minutes later. Not mentioning a phone call. Plus, why would Paul and his partner have a 2004 tire on their sports car? I'm not much into theories, but no one can deny that this does not make sense..
It funny how there are 4 different tupes of the same car that was involved in the crash and it's the same tag #
Why would they be speeding in a built up area full of trees & lamposts when they both had kids & knew the car was very sensative to the slightest bumps eg botts dots ! now thats the big question ???? Those body pics are fake Jim Torp is a mixed up bloke & coronors report, why publish death certificates in internet not very sensative is it ? I did think that was someone moving around in the car the minute I saw it. Hoax death ???? he did want to be with his daughter more ! He would be seen though with his daughter girlfriend family someine would trip up somewhere along the way. I wish it was a hoax cos that was a horrific way to go. Roger could'nt have been thinking straight to drive so fast in that type if road in that type of car. He maywell have fainted or had a stroke or heart attack. We may never know what really happened. R.I.P x
You know what else I don't get? The driver was a professional racer who drove cars that went way faster and still had a pretty tight track. One would think that going the speeds he was going he would be able to control the car and not crash. In the races he is in, the track has sharper turns and they go way faster. It just doesn't add up.
I bet y'all feel like complete assholes now don't you! Frieking inconsiderate morons! Why did all you pics get removed??? Oh bc they're fake!
Seriously. You need therapy.
Instead if wasting your time on useless shit like this, Google search therapists in your area and seek treatment.


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The Fairmont Police Department needs your help and cooperation! A burglary is reported every 15 seconds in the United States. Two out of every three burglaries were residential in nature and criminalists believe that if all break-ins were reported, one in every four homes in the US were burglarized in 1995. Burglaries have declined recently in the US but there is still cause for concern.
During the last three months Fairmont citizens have reported several residential burglaries that we believe are related. Nine of these burglaries were occupied dwellings. Five of them have occurred between the hours of 1AM and 6AM. The suspect(s) are primarily focused on taking cash. However, food, power tools and alcohol have also been stolen. During several of the burglaries the homeowners have been awakened and have confronted the burglar. On all but one occasion there was no forced entry- the burglar has just entered through unlocked doors. Residents are urged to lock your doors as a basic form of prevention. No vehicles have been seen or heard leaving the area so we believe the burglar has been on foot or riding a bicycle. The suspect(s) have been described as tall (5'9" to 5'11"), with a medium build and usually wearing dark clothing and carrying a flashlight.
Although Fairmont Police are working on a few suspects, we need your help. A cash reward leading to the arrest of the suspect(s) is available through Crimestoppers.
Here are a few tips to keep you and your family safe from burglars. Always lock your doors, including garage walk-throughs. Install or maintain motion lights around entry points. Talk to your neighbors and let them know when you will be out of town. Keep trees and shrubs trimmed to prevent hiding spots. Call 238-4481 immediately if you see someone acting suspicious in your neighborhood. Call 911 if you detect an intruder in your house or garage. Do not confront the intruder, just get a good description and call the police right away.
Call the Fairmont Police Department at 238-4481 and ask for a crime prevention officer if you have an anonymous tip or if you would like a free home security inspection. Thank you for taking these basic security measures.


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Midday Interview: Brunswick Little Theatre, "Beauty and the Beast"
By Gina Gambony • Jul 22, 2013
Rachel Lewis-Hilburn talks with director Debbie Skillman and choreographer Bev Veenker about Brunswick Little Theatre's production of Beauty and the Beast. The show runs July 26-August 4 at Odell Williamson Auditorium on the campus of Brunswick Community College.
For more information and to purchase tickets, go to brunswicklittletheatre.com


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Rescue workers inspect the burned-out coach at the site of a train fire in Anantapur in the state of Andhra Pradesh, southern India, on Dec. 28, 2013.
At least 23 people were killed early Saturday when an express train caught fire in India, railway officials said.
The train, identified as the 16594 Nanded-to-Bangalore express, erupted in flames about 3:45 a.m. (6:15 p.m. ET Friday) in the city of Anantapur in the state of Andhra Pradesh, the news channels India TV and NDTV reported.
"Most of those who died suffocated in the coaches that were filled with thick black smoke," CS Gupta, a national railways spokesman, told NDTV.
At least 12 other people were being treated at three local hospitals.
India TV aired live images of the train on the track, flames blasting out of several windows.
A short-circuit was suspected as the cause of the fire, a railway official told Times Now TV of New Delhi in a live report. The fire was out and the track had been cleared by daybreak Saturday.
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An Indian woman watches with folded hands as hospital staff and volunteers carry charred bodies of passengers near the site of a train fire about 100 miles north of Bangalore, India, on Saturday. A fire engulfed two coaches of an express train in southern India early Saturday, killing at least 23, many of whom became trapped and suffocated after the doors failed to open, officials said.
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Committee on Advanced Professional Certification
September 9, 2002
Present: Becky Butler (ETRA), Anne Davidson (Commun. Dis.), Joe Saban (LESO), Norman Stahl (LTCY), Gregg Waas (Psychology), Scott Wickman (CAHE), Margaret Bridge (University Coordinator of Teacher Certification), Robert Wheeler (Interim Vice Provost), Diane Jackman (Associate Dean, College of Education), Chris Sorensen (Dean, College of Education)
Meeting Times and Dates
The committee will meet on the first Monday of the month from 8:30 to 9:45 in Graham Hall 423.
Conceptual Framework
The committee discussed creating a Conceptual Framework for the Advanced Programs or working with CITC to adapt their Conceptual Framework to meet the needs of the advanced programs.
The CITC document will have to be reviewed to find the problem areas. The current CITC document is in need of revision to address the ISBE rubric. A faculty member will be compensated with a course release for re-writing the document.
CAPC and CITC are separate but equal groups. The unit Assessment Committee and the Conceptual Framework committee meet rarely and they do not have a standard time. There may be a need for representation from CAPC on these two committees. It is important in the two areas where CITC and CAPC cross that we have someone from CAPC participate in those discussions.
Tracking Advanced Candidates
Last year the committee looked at the RATC form as a way to track students. The RATC form needs to be implemented soon.
Registration and Records identified codes that enable them to produce a report for students pursuing certification or for those students who have completed a certification. Advisors or a department designee will be responsible for reporting information. Registration and Records can link demographic information.
The SAL form needs to be changed to ask if students are pursuing certification. Many of the advanced programs have SALs. All of the certification programs could be listed and ask the SAL to check the initial or advanced certification they plan to pursue. Bob will ask Carla Montgomery about revising the form. Does it make sense to develop codes around approvals and endorsements for program reviews? The student information database cannot keep track of more than one thing at a time. Start with getting an internal system in place and then see how we can get tracking done in the university system.
A system needs to be in place that documents when students are placed in diverse
The definition of a diverse setting is the percentage of minority students, the percentage of students defined as low income, limited English proficient, or with a disability. Rural, suburban, and urban will be added as a code as well.
Initial programs are going to be doing exit surveys and advanced programs will need to do exit surveys for unit level assessment. We have to look at common elements for unit level assessment such as an exit survey with items we all ask. Portfolios are required by NCATE. We could have some items across portfolios at the unit level and develop a rubric to assess those particular items. Individuals could be brought in for one or two days during the summer to assess a random sample of portfolios on a common rubric.
Must assess dispositions, but no decision has been made about how we are going to do that as a unit.
Norm Stahl drafted some bylaws last year and the committee needs to review these. The bylaws will be first on the agenda for the October meeting.
Meeting adjourned at 9:48.


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Clifford "Cliff" Brooks Carroll, 63, died Monday, Feb. 23, 2009.
Graveside services will be at 10 a.m. Tuesday in Claude Cemetery in Claude with Grant Carroll, his nephew, officiating. Arrangements are by Boxwell Brothers Funeral Directors, 2800 Paramount Blvd.
Cliff was born Oct. 15, 1945, in Berkley, Calif. He graduated from Amarillo High School in 1964. He attended Lubbock Christian College on a full music scholarship. Cliff was a gifted violinist and gifted artist. He lived the majority of his adult life in Amarillo, where he worked as a licensed cosmetologist/hairstylist.
Cliff had a great love for his family. He loved to travel with his brother, Cornel, and sister-in-law Annie. They were, in his words, the "Three Musketeers." His love for his family and travel took him everywhere. He loved to talk to the "locals" and take in other cultures. He especially loved going to New York City to visit his nephew and his family. He would have loved living in New York had the opportunity presented itself.
One of Cliff's biggest passions was painting, and he always dreamed of having his own art gallery. His creative touch spread in all areas of his life from his musical and artistic talent to his decorating and beautiful garden. He also loved taking daily walks, where he would find quiet time to talk to God.
It would be understated to say that Cliff never met a stranger. There was no one who met him, who didn't feel his love and positivity. To his clients, he was more than a hairstylist. He was a trusted confidant ready to listen and give a kind word. To his friends, he was known to be loyal and accepting. To his nieces and nephews, he was the "fun Uncle." He was their constant source of laughter and joy. To his siblings, he was more than a big brother. He was a devoted best friend.
Cliff didn't believe in saying goodbye. His tender spirit and kind heart will be missed. He didn't make friends, he "made" family. Until we meet again, see you later.
He was preceded in death by his mother, Emma Jane Carroll; his father, Cyrus Brooks Carroll; a sister, Rebecca Jane Bland; and a sister, Mary Beth Klein.
Survivors include a son, Aaron Carroll; a daughter, Amy Carroll; two brothers, Cornel Carroll of Claude and Ralph Carroll of Canyon; a sister, Priscilla Haynes of Amarillo; six nephews, Matt Carroll of Quinlan, Quentin Bland and Eric Tenbrink, both of Amarillo, Grant Carroll of Fort Lee, N.J., and Heston Carroll and Ethan Carroll, both of Vega; three nieces, Monica Carroll of Lubbock, Sarah Schick of Amarillo and Lindsay Carroll of Vega; four great-nephews, Tristan Carroll of Quinlan, Brendan Bland of Amarillo and Cadyn Carroll and Kai Carroll of Fort Lee; a great-niece, Mya Bland of Amarillo; and a host of special friends.
Visitation will be from 6 to 8 p.m. Monday at the funeral home.
For more information about memorial services, viewings or Cliff's art exhibition, or to view pictures and read other great memories about Cliff, visit www.inmemoryofcliff.com.
Amarillo Globe-News, March 1, 2009
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Indian Creek Corridor is located along Highway 211, 15 miles north of Monticello, Utah. This 26 mile stretch of spectacular scenic country is the gateway to the Needles District of Canyonlands National Park.
Indian Creek affords many opportunities for rock climbing. New routes and bolting are allowed. Alteration of rock surfaces and removal of vegetation is prohibited. Many of these climbs can only be reached by crossing private land. Please use existing trails, respect private land signs and fences. Climbing on petroglyphs is unlawful and destructive.
This rock displays multiple periods of rock art from cultures dating to 1500 years ago to this century. The older art is attributed to the ancient Puebloan people who inhabited this region for approximately two thousand years, from 100 B.C. to 1540 A.D. The more recent art (lighter in color) is attributed to the Ute people who still live in the Four Corners area. This day-use site has toilet facilities and ample parking, including pull through sites for larger vehicles and RVs. For more information visit the Utah State Archeology Webpage.
For detailed information please visit the camping page.
Hamburger Rock is the only developed campsite in the corridor and is located near the entrance of Canyonlands National Park. A private campground is located at the Needles Outpost, just outside the entrance to the park. Squaw Flat campground is located just inside the park and fills early during busy seasons.
Camping at Bridger Jack Mesa, Creek Pasture, and Hamburger Rock Campground, is restricted to designated camping zones.
Camping in the area of Newspaper Rock has been CLOSED due to flash flood danger.
There are primitive dispersed camping opportunities on public land within the corridor. Please do not trespass onto private land.
A pack-in/pack-out policy will be enforced in all areas in the corridor without restrooms. Adherence to the Leave No Trace standards is required. Provision and use of a bag system or portable toilet is required. Use of cat holes is prohibited. Leaving or burying toilet paper is prohibited. Packing out all trash and garbage is required. Screening or filtering of grey water is required before dumping. All dispersed campers in the Indian Creek Corridor must take out their human waste.
You should plan to carry all the water you may need as there is no drinking water supplied at the campgrounds. Gas and other supplies are available in Monticello, Moab, or from mid-March through October at the Needles Outpost located just outside the park entrance.


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9/5 – 9/6 projections tweaks
The final cuts are in, but we will most likely continue to have some news trickling out in the NFL over the next 1-2 days regarding roster spots, traded, etc. We're not going to do our final update on our PDFs and Excel files until Sunday evening at the earliest, but I will but updating the projections on the site all weekend.
If you have a draft and are looking for the most current cheat sheet, you can print out a customized one on 1 page using the Custom Cheat Sheet Tool (there are a lot of other options as well). Note: We have not yet updated IDP projections based on final cuts.
I'll check back here and add anything if anything needs to be added over the weekend, but if you want to use one of our file or apps, here are some notes on the changes I've made after the final cuts.
Dropped Tom Brady a couple of spots from the position he was raised to on Friday. With Brandon LaFell on PUP for the first six weeks, Brady literally has nothing on the outside for at least their first five games (they have an early bye). That's a problem for […]


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Temple to Host Philly 5 Alumnae Challenge and Tournament
from press release
PHILADELPHIA - The sixth annual Philly 5 Lacrosse Tournament returns to Temple on Sunday, Oct. 7 at Geasey Field, and this year welcomes the addition of the Philly 5 Alumnae Challenge. The annual tournament will features the Owls, past and present, along with current teams and former players from Drexel, La Salle, Saint Joseph's and Villanova in fall exhibition play.
This tournament, which features the top lacrosse talent in the area, will now mark the first time that Philadelphia collegiate lacrosse alums can compete against each other. Fans will be able to witness the top local rivalries in action at this highly-anticipated annual event.
The Philly 5 Tournament aims to bring Division I women's lacrosse schools in the Philadelphia area together for a day of competition and promotion of the sport in the city. The five college teams will play from 8:00 a.m. to 3:30 p.m., followed by games between the alums of the participating schools.
Alumnae interested in playing, please contact the head coach at your university for more information.
The schedule for the tournament is as follows:
College Philly 5 Playday
8:00-8:35 a.m. - Saint Joseph's vs. La Salle
8:45-9:20 a.m. - Temple vs. Villanova
9:30-10:05 a.m. - Drexel vs. Saint Joseph's
10:15-10:50 a.m. - La Salle vs. Temple
11:00-11:35 a.m. - Villanova vs. Drexel
11:45-12:20 p.m. - Temple vs. Saint Joseph's
12:30-1:05 p.m. - Villanova vs. La Salle
1:15-1:50 p.m. - Drexel vs. Temple
2:00-2:35 p.m. - Saint Joseph's vs. Villanova
2:45-3:20 p.m. - La Salle vs. Drexel
Phillly 5 Alumnae Tournament
3:30-3:50 p.m. - Saint Joseph's vs. Drexel (Field 1), La Salle vs. Villanova (Field 2)
3:55-4:15 p.m. - Villanova vs. Drexel (Field 1), Saint Joseph's vs. Temple (Field 2)
4:20-4:40 p.m. - Temple vs. Villanova (Field 1), La Salle vs. Drexel (Field 2)
4:45-5:05 p.m. - Temple vs. La Salle (Field 1), Saint Joseph's vs. Villanova (Field 2)
5:10-5:30 p.m. - Saint Joseph's vs. La Salle (Field 1), Temple vs. Drexel (Field 2)
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8/5: Around the Minor League System
Here is the minor league recap for August 5, 2012.
In an up and down game the AZL Cubs wound up on the losing end dropping Sunday's game 8-6. In his first start Duane Underwood struggled big time giving up four runs, three earned in just .1 innings and just like that the Cubs were down 4-0. Over the next three innings the Cubs offense would come to life scoring six runs. Ben Carhart was 2-for-4 with a double and an RBI. Jacob Rogers and David Bote had a hit and each drove two runs as well. Top prospect Albert Almora was 1-for-5 and Carlos Penalver drove a run home. Leading 6-4 the Cubs turned it over the bullpen and after Brian Smith calmed things down, Ethan Elias really struggled giving up four runs over three innings. Steve Perakslis and Chad Martin combined to pitch the last three innings holding the Giants scorelss. After being down early and then taking the lead it is definitely tough to not come out on top of this one.
Just when it looked like Boise was going to cruise to an easy win a five run seventh happened to tie the game at nine. Luckily for Boise Daniel Vogelbach wasn't going to let this one slip away as he connected for a game winning home run in the top of the 11th. Lance Rymel had qutie the night on Sunday going 2-for-4 with two home runs and four RBIs. Trey Martin and Marco Hernandez each had three hits with Martin driving in two runs. Izaac Garsez had his best game yet, going 4-for-5 with an RBI and two runs scored. Wilson Contreras had two hits and scored three runs and Stephen Bruno added a hit and two RBIs. Ian Dickson started and took a no decision as he gave up three runs on three hits in five innings. Hunter Ackerman and Rafael Diplan did not have there best days combining to giving up six runs, five earned in just two innings. Su-Min Jung recorded his first win of the season and Eduardo Orozco closed it out earning his second save. Wow, was it a crazy game on Sunday, luckily for us the Hawks took the W.
Clinton scored two in the eighth to defeat Peoria 3-2. Michael Jensen started and pitched well allowing one run on five hits, while striking out four in five innings pitched. Sheldon McDonald pick up right were he left off striking out three in two scoreless innings. Austin Reed, however was not very good on Sunday giving up two runs in two innings and taking the loss. Not much happening on the offensive side as the Chiefs only had five hits. With the promotion of Javier Baez, Timothy Saunders was sent to Peoria and he ended the game 1-for-4 with a double. Yanel Cabezas had a double as well as an RBI. Wes Darvill, Sergio Burruel, and Oliver Zapata all had one hit a piece in the loss.
Daytona dropped another one Dunedin on Sunday losing 4-2. Christian Villanueva was the only Cubs player with a multi-hit game as he went 2-for-4 in the loss. Rubi Silva had a hit and drove in John Andreoli who also had a run scored. Rebel Ridling, Rafael Lopez, and Micah Gibbs all had one hit, with Ridling scoring a run. PJ Francescon started and gave up two runs in two innings, striking out four. Frank Del Valle also gave up two runs, but did strike out five in his four innings of relief. Ryan Searl thew the last two innings not allowing a run and striking one out. Javier Baez struggled again in his second game with Daytona going 0-for-4 with three strikeouts. It is not the way wanted to start and it is not the way Daytona wanted things to go this weekend.
After being up early, Tennessee tied it in the seventh, only to lose it in the bottom of the ninth 5-4. Jutin Bour had a nice game going 2-for-3 with a double and an RBI, bringing his season total to 92. Nelson Perez added two hits including his fifth home run of the season and Matt Cerda also had two hits on the evening. Logan Watkins and Nate Samson each had a hit and Watkins scored a run and stole his 21st base of the season. Eric Jokisch started, but did not factor in the decision pitching five innings and giving up three runs, while striking out six. Brian Schlitter took the loss giving up the winning run in the bottom of the ninth.
Iowa gave up one in each the eighth and the ninth to lose to Reno 2-1. The bright spot on Sunday was Casey Coleman. He pitched outstanding going six innings allowing no runs on two hits and striking out eight. Jay Jackson pitched a scoreless seventh striking out one batter. Marcus Hatley and Esmailin Caridad each gave up a run and Caridad took the loss. Well it happened to Iowa again on Sunday, this time losing Brett Jackson and Josh Vitters to the big club. Diory Hernandez was 1-for-3 with the Cubs only RBI. Greg Rohan stayed hot going 1-for-4 in the loss. There isn't much exciting happening in Iowa right now and with the departures of Jackson, Vitters, Welington Castillo, and Adrian Cardenas thing probably will continue to be a struggle.
Thanks for Reading,
8/2: Around the Cubs Minor League System
Nightly minor league recap for August 2, 2012.
The AZL Cubs let things get interesting in the ninth, but they held on to win 6-5. It was a good night for the highly touted prospects of the Cubs. Albert Almora was 2-for-4 with a double and two runs scored. Jorge Soler also had a double and drove in two runs on Thursday. Shawon Dunston and Jacob Rogers each had two hits with Dunston driving one run in. Anthony Prieto started and pitched two scoreless innings. He was relieved by 2012 3rd round pick Ryan McNeil who got his first professional win. McNeil struck out two in two innings of work. Jin-Young Kim came in to close things down recording the final two outs of the game and earning his second save. As much as it got close it was still good to see the Cubs get the win.
As good as Boise has been lately Thursday was not there night losing 15-1. In a game like that there just aren't too many highlights, but we will try to find a couple. Marco Hernandez and Daniel Vogelbach each had two hits, which those four were the only hits the Hawks had all night. Vogelbach drove in his sixth run since being landing in Boise. James Pugliese got the start and took the loss, but all five runs he gave up were unearned in his five innings of work. Michael Heesch, Rafael Diplan, and Lance Rymel all struggled in relief. hopefully the Hawks can forget about this one and get back on track tomorrow.
Peoria just didn't have enough to get the win tonight dropping Thursday's game to Quad Cities 6-4. Starling Peralta started and took the loss in this one going five innings giving up three runs on three hits, while walking three and striking out six. The game took a turn for the worse when Justin Berg entered and he gave up three runs, unfortunately for him all were unearned in his two innings of work. Sheldon McDonald threw a scoreless ninth striking out one. After an eight RBI two home run performance how could Dustin Geiger do anything close. Well, he went 3-for-4 with a double and a home run staying red-hot. Bijan Rademacher and Pin-Chieh Chen each had two hits, with Chen driving in two. Oliver Zapata had a hit and an RBI and Wes Darvill hit a triple. Javier Baez had a rare rough day going 0-for-4. Peoria will look back to getting on track tomorrow.
Daytona stayed hot and won another one Thursday defeating Fort Myers 8-2. The story of the night came from newly acquired Christian Villanueva who came over in the Ryan Dempster deal. In his first two at bats in the Cubs organization he hit two home runs. He ended the night going 2-for-3 with two home runs, two runs scored, and two RBIs. Ronald Torreyes continues to just hit going 2-for-3 with a home run and three RBIs. John Andreoli, Rafael Lopez, and Timothy Saunders all had two hits a piece with Lopez driving in one. Robert Whitenack started, but didn't last long enough to get the win, as he only allowed one run, but struggled with his control walking four. Ryan Searle got the win in relief, his fifth of the season. He struck out five in 3.1 innings allowing only one run on two hits. AJ Morris threw the last two inning allowing no runs and striking out one. Daytona is trying to make a push here as they are really playing well as of late.
Not much good came out of this one as Tennessee lost to Pensacola 6-1. Tennessee was only able to muster up two hits, both coming off the bat of Logan Watkins. Watkins ended the game 2-for-4 with a home run. In his first appearance in the Cubs organization Jacob Brigham only lasted three innings allowing three runs, two earned on five hits. He also walked three and struck out two. Zach Rosscup pitched five innings in relief allowing one run and striking out four and Tony Zych struggled in his one inning of relief. Tomorrow is a new day.
Iowa lost another losing to Colorodo Springs 7-4 on Thursday. Brooks Raley took the loss giving up six runs on 10 hits in six innings. Marcus Hatley pitched two really nice innings striking out three and not allowing a base runner. Josh Vitters and Dave Sappelt each got back on track as they both went 3-for-5. Greg Rohan followed his big day yesterday with another two hit, two RBI performance tonight. James Adduci had two more hits and drove in one run. Brett Jackson had one hit and stole his 26th base of the season. There isn't much more that can be said for Iowa that hasn't been said already.
Thanks for Reading,
7/31: Around the Cubs Minor League System
After a busy trade deadline here is what the Cubs minor league affiliates did on July 31.
The AZL Cubs got back on track after a day off beating the AZL Royals 8-2. Ben Carhart and Daniel Lockhart each had two, a run scored, and an RBI. Jacob Rogers was 1-for-4 with a run scored and two RBIs. Albert Almora was leading off tonight, but left after his first at-bat. He was replaced by Yasiel Balaguert who had a nice night going 2-for-4 with a run and an RBI. Jorge Soler did not have a hit, but he did drive in his seventh run of the season and he stole his third base. Carl Lang got the start and pitched an impressive four innings allowing no runs on four hits and struck out four. Jasvis Rakkar pitched one scoreless inning striking out one. Ethan Elias got the win, but did not have a great night giving up two runs on five hits in two innings. Daniel Adrian finished the game off striking out two in the last two frames. Obviously we are a bit concerned as to why Almora left the game. When we have an update we will let you know, but it was a nice night for the Cubs.
After winning a few 1-0 games the Boise Chiefs held on to win a shootout 10-9. It was a wild game as Boise had a big lead, but gave it up and had to win in walk-off fashion. The Cubs had a few nice nights at the plate highlighted by Daniel Vogelbach's first home run at Boise, a three run shot with two outs in the third. Stephen Bruno had three hits and two RBIs, raising his average to .324. Jeimer Candelario was the hero going 3-for-4 with a double and three RBIs including a walk-off double. Dong-Yub Kim and Trey Martin each had two hits on the night and Marco Hernandez connected for his third home run of the season. The Hawks pitching struggled most of the night, but the offense did the the job. Eduardo Orozco blew a save, but ended up getting his second win of the season. it is nice to see Boise maybe turning things around.
Peoria never got things going against Quad Cities losing 5-1. Michael Jensen got the start and pitched pretty good, although he took the loss. He pitched five innings surrendering two runs on three hits, while striking out six. Jeffry Antigua continued to impress pitching two more scoreless innings. Pete Levitt struggled in his one inning of work. There wasn't much excitement at the plate for the Chiefs on Tuesday. Javier Baez was one of the few bright spots going 2-for-4 with the Peoria's lone run scored. Bijan Rademacher also had two hits including his third double of the season. Nothing too exciting happening for Boise tonight.
Daytona won a close one on Tuesday beating Fort Myers 5-4. Daytona pounded out 14 hits so there were a lot of nice nights at the plate. It was good to see Timothy Saunders get back on track going 3-for-4 with double, runs scored, and an RBI. Ronald Torreyes continued his hot stretch of late adding two more hits, including his 19th double of the season and two RBIs. Matt Cerda, Rubi Silva, and John Andreoli each had two hits with Andreoli driving one run in. Austin Kirk started and got the win allowing four runs in five innings. Kirk was not as sharp as he has been in the past walking five batters, but he did strike out five. The relief was outstanding on Tuesday. Hunter Cervenka and Jeffrey Lorick combined to pitch three scoreless innings, striking out a batter each. AJ Morris closed the deal striking out two in one scoreless inning, notching his fourth save of the season.
Tennessee's game was suspended because of rain. The Smokies were winning 2-1 in the fourth and will be continued tomorrow as part of a double header.
Iowa dropped another to New Orleans losing Tuesday 5-3. Frankie De La Cruz started and took the loss giving up three runs in four innings. Jairo Asencio and Marcus Hatley did a nice job in relief both throwing a scoress inning. Dave Sappelt was the main bright spot for the Cubs offense going 3-for-4 with two doubles and two runs scored. Brett Jackson hit his 21st double of the season and drove in his 46th run as well. James Adduci had another hit and is hitting .375 since his promotion to Triple-A. As I have said recently Iowa just can't seem to get things going in the right direction.
Thanks for Reading,
7/28: Around the Cubs Minor League System
The nightly minor league recaps.
The AZL Cubs were postponed.
Boise won in a pitchers dual 1-0. Taylor Scott got the start and got the win pitching five innings allowing four hits, three walks, and striking out four. Hayden Simpson threw an impressive three innings and Eduardo Orozco closed out the game earning his first save of the season. Jeimer Candelario was 1-for-3 driving in the only Hawks run of the game. Carlos Escobar had two hits, including a double and a run scored. Boise has won two games in a row and look to keep that going.
Beloit took care of Peoria quite easily win 10-4. Starling Peralta started and took the loss giving up five runs, four earned in five innings. Jeffry Antigua pitched very good in relief striking out two in two scoreless innings, lowering his ERA to 0.73. Offensively there wasn't much exciting to report. Sergio Burruel was the only Chief player with a multi-hit game going 2-for-4 with an RBI. Paul Hoilman, Bijan Rademacher, and Yaniel Cabezas all had one hit. Hoilman had an RBI as did Pin-Chieh Chen. Peoria looks to get back on track.
A for run sixth wasn't enough losing to Bradenton 9-7. Kyler Burke struggled giving up seven runs, five earned on eight hits in five innings. Burke struck out six in the loss. Hunter Cervenka threw two scoreless innings in relief striking out three. Ronald Torreyes had a nice night at the plate going 3-for-5 with home run, a double, and three RBIs. Timothy Saunders added two hits and drove one in. The Cubs got single RBIs from Taylor Davis, Matt Cerda, and Rubi Silva as well. John Andreoli led off and had a hit and a walk and scored two runs. Rebel Ridling and Rafael Lopez each contributed a hit to the effort and Lopez scored two runs.
Tennessee couldn't hold Jacksonville down losing 8-5. Nicholas Struck struggled in a losing effort giving up four runs in four innings pitched. In a tough sign for Cub fans, Trey McNutt struggled in relief again and his ERA is now at 4.91. Frank Batista continued his strong season pitching a scoreless eighth and striking out two lowering his ERA to 1.22. Justin Bour had a night to remember at the plate going 2-for-4 with a home run and five RBIs. Matt Szczur led off in his second game with the Smokis, he went 1-for-4 with a run scored. Logan Watkins was 1-for-4 with a run scored as was Chad Noble. Michael Burgess had a double and Dustin Harrington added a hit and a run scored as well.
Iowa gave up one in the fifth to give them the lead. The 2-1 lead held up and Iowa lost another one run game. Brooks Raley was the hard luck loser pitching six innings allowing tow runs on six hits and striking out eight. Marcus Hatley pitched well in relief striking out four in two innings. The offense didn't do much, Brett Jackson connected on his 15th home run of the season, ending the game 1-for-3 with a walk. Adrian Cardenas and Josh Vitters each added ahit as did Blake Lalli. After a nice win yesterday, the Cubs weren't able to keep it going losing a close, low scoring game.
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7/27: Around the Cubs Minor League System
A quick look at the Cubs minor leaguers on Friday, July 27.
The AZL Cubs dropped a low scoring game to the AZL Athletics 3-1. Lendy Castillo got the start as he continues to work his way back allowing one run on two hits in four innings. He struck out six and took a no decision in this one. Tyler Bremer gave up two runs and took the loss. Carlos Martinez-Pumarino and Jin-Young Kim combined to pitch 3.2 scoreless innings, but the Cubs offense couldn't come back. The Cubs got their run in the first when Albert Almora hit a two-run double and then scored on a Jorge Soler RBI single. Soler would add another hit on the night and stole a base. Carlos Penalver was the only other Cubs player to record a hit on Friday. This is not what we have come to expect from the Cubs, but they will get back on track soon.
Boise exploded to beat Tri-City 8-3. The Hawks had five players with multi-hit games. Daniel Vogelbach was one of those going 2-for-3 with a double and an RBI. Gioskar Amaya and Marco Hernandez each had two hits, wtih Amaya driving in two. Trey Martin and Xavier Batista also added two hits a piece. Wilson Contreras connected on his second home run of the season, a three run shot in the second inning. Willengton Cruz got his second win of the season out of the bullpen. He pitched two strong innings striking out four. James Pugliese started and gave up three runs in four innings of work. Michael Heesch and Su-Min Jung each pitched well in relief. After a tough 1-0 loss last night, it was nice to see Boise come back strong tonight.
Javier Baez gave Peoria a lead with a two-run shot in the eighth and the Chiefs held beating Cedar Rapids 3-2. Baez's 11th homer of the season turned out to be one of his biggest of his young career. He finished the game 2-for-3 and is now hit a robust .341. Wes Darvill also had two hits, including a double, a run scored, and an RBI. Austin Reed recorded the win in relief, his fourth of the season. Zach Cates got the start, pitching 5.1 innings allowing two runs on three hits, while striking out seven. Sheldon McDonald pitched two scoress inning in relief dropping his ERA to 1.91 on the season. It has been exciting following Baez this year and he continues to impress.
Robert Whitenack and the staff were outstanding for the Daytona Cubs beating Bradenton 2-0. Robert Whitenack got his first win since coming back from Tommy-John surgery. He pitched five innings allowing no runs on two hits, while striking out four. Eduardo Figuerora struck out four in three scoreless innings in relief. AJ Morris closed the game out recording his second save of the season. The offense lost Matt Szczur who was promoted to Tennessee was able to get enough to win. Rebel Ridling hit his second home run of the season and had two hits. Timothy Saunders also had two hits including a double and a run scored. A big congrats to Robert and here's to many more in the near future.
Jacksonville was able to score two runs in three different innings defeating Tennessee 6-4. Junior Lake continued his hot stretch in this one going 2-for-4 with two doubles and two RBIs. Greg Rohan had two hits and connected on his fourth home run with the Smokies. Juan Apodaca also had two hits and an RBI. In his first game with Tennessee Matt Szczur went 0-for-4 with two strike outs. Ty'relle Harris started and took the loss going 2.2 innings allowing four runs on six hits. Zach Rosscup gave up two runs in 3.2 innings, but struck out an impressive six batters. Casey Harman and Kevin Rhoderick also pitched in the loss.
Iowa wins, Iowa wins, Iowa wins. It has been a rough go as of late so to beat Okalahoma City 5-0 is great to see. Chris Volstad had his best start pitching eight scorelss innings. He only surrendered four hits, walking three, and striking out five. Alberto Cabrerea finished the game off throwing a scoreless ninth striking out two. Alfredo Amezaga led off going 3-for-5 and scored a run. Adrian Cardenas and Brian Esposito each had two hits with Cardenas hitting a double and scoring a run. Dave Sappelt had a triple and drove in two on Friday. Josh Vitters and Brett Jackson each recorded one hit and scored a run, Jackson also drove one in. Hope this is signs to come for Chris Volstad and the Cubs.
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7/20: Around the Cubs Minor League System
Our nightly trip through the minor leagues.
Boise dropped another losing 7-2 to Eugene. Rock Shoulders was outstanding at the plate on Friday going 4-for-4 with a double, home run and two RBIs. Besides Shoulders the Hawks only had two other hits, one coming off the bat of Gioskar Amaya and another off the bat of Jeimer Candelario. Felix Pena started and pitched four innings surrendering two runs, he did not factor in the decision. After Michael Hamann pitched two scorelss innings, Rafael Diplan came in and struggled. He gave up three runs, one earned in one inning and took his second loss of the season. Another rough night for Boise as there record now stands at 12-23.
After tying the game in the eighth Peoria scored four in the eleventh to beat West Michigan 9-6. There were some nice highlights from Chiefs. Pin-Chieh Chen was 3-for-6 with a double, a run scored, and two RBIs. Taiwan Easterling and Dustin Geiger each had two hits and hit a home run on Friday night. Bijan Rademacher and Yaniel Cabezas also had two hits a piece and Cabezas had two RBIs. Javier Baez extended his hitting streak going 1-for-6. Jeffry Antigua struck out three in 1.2 innings and recorded his first win of the season. His ERA now sits at 1.13. Michael Jensen got the start and pitched pretty good going six innings allowing two runs, one earned, while striking out five. Pete Levitt closed out the game striking out two in his one inning of work.
Robert Whitenack really struggled not recording an out and giving up six runs. The six run first proved to be too much losing 12-8 to Jupiter. Now to some of the highlights. Rubi Silva was 4-for-5 with a triple, two runs scored, and two RBIs. Elieser Bonne had three hits and also drove in three. Ronald Torreyes and Rebel Ridling each had two hits, with Torreyes driving in one along with Matt Szczur. Timothy Saunders got his first hit in seven ABs since being promoted to Daytona. Frank Del Valle pitched four scoreless innings in relief and Brian Schlitter also pitched a scoreless frame bring his ERA down to 1.73. Daytona has given up way too many runs to be successful lately and Friday was no different.
Tennessee fell to Chattanooga 4-1 in eight innings. Dae-Eun Rhee started and took the loss allowing three runs, two earned on two hits in six innings. Trey McNutt gave up one in 1.1 innings of relief. Justin Bour had two hits and drove in Logan Watkins, the lone Cubs run. Junior Lake, Jae-Hoon Ha, and Michael Brenly all had a hit on Friday. The Smokies have been really struggling as of late and that continued on Friday.
Iowa and Alburquerque were tied going into the ninth, but Michael Bowden gave up a three run walk off homer to the Isotopes. The offense got going early for Iowa scoring six runs in the first three innings. Brett Jackson led the game off with his 13th home run of the season. He ended the day with two hits and two RBIs. Adrian Cardenas continued his hot hitting going 2-for-4 with two doubles and two runs scored. Josh Vitters also had two hits, one of which was his 29th double. He also scored a run and drove in his 53 run of the year. Brian Esposito had a nice night going 3-for-4 with a double and two runs scored. Blake Lalli also drove in two and had two hits. Chris Rusin got the start, but didn't pitched too well, allowing six runs on eight hits in five innings of work. Yet another bad loss for Iowa on Friday.
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7/16: Around the Cubs Minor League System
A trip through the Cubs minor league system.
Wow AZL just continue to score this time beating the AZL Athletics 11-8. The Cubs had some new heroes on Monday. Shawon Dunston Jr. had two hits, hit a his first home run and knocked in four. Daniel Lockhart, Timothy Saunders, and Jacob Rogers all had two hits and Rogers added to RBIs. Ben Carhart also had two RBIs and Dan Vogelbach drove in his 27th run of the season. Lendy Castillo continued his rehab assignment pitching three innings allowing no runs on only two hits. He also struck out four. The rest of the pitchers on Monday struggled, but David Henrie was able to pick up his fourth win of the season.
Tied at five in the bottom of the ninth, up stepped Jeimer Candelario. He promptly ended the game hitting a walk-off home run giving Boise the win 6-5. Bijan Rademacher and Stephen Bruno each had three hits in the win, with Rademacher scoring three runs. Marco Hernandez added two hits including a triple and drove in one. Rock Shoulders and Carlos Escobar each contributed with an RBI each and Xavier Batista had two RBIs. Eduardo Orozco pitched well again pitching two scoreless innings and getting the win. He has not allowed a run in eight innings pitched this season in Boise. Starting pitcher Jose Arias pitched five innings allowing three runs, two earned on four hits and striking out four.
Peoria scored seven times in from the fifth inning on and beat Bowling Green 8-3. Paul Hoilman was outstanding at the plate going 3-for-4 with two doubles, two runs scored, and three RBIs. Pin-Chieh Chen also collected three hits. He also scored three and drove in one. Chadd Krist continued his impressive streak adding two hits and driving one in. Javier Baez had yet another hit and had two RBIs. Starling Peralta earned his third win of the season pitching five scoreless innings. He struck out five, walked three, gave up five hits. His ERA now stands at 2.81. It was a good win for Peoria on Monday and will look to build on that.
Four early runs proved to be all Charlotte would need beating Daytona 5-3. Kyler Burke struggled early, but settled down allowing four runs on nine hits in six innings. He took the loss on Monday and his record at Daytona stands at 1-3. Offensively, Matt Szczur and Rebel Ridling each had two hits. They both scored a run and they each had a double. Szczur stole two bases bring his total to 32 and Ridling added an RBI. Elieser Bonne had a double and an RBI and Matthew Cerda drove in a run as well.
Tennessee was able to score eight runs, but it was not enough losing to Jackson 10-8. The 2-3-4 hitters for the Smokies did an unbelievable job as each of those hitters had three hits. Jae-Hoon Ha was 3-for-5 with triple, home run, two runs scored, and two RBIs. Logan Watkins and Justin Bour each had three hits, with Bour driving one in. Greg Rohan and Nate Samson had two hits a piece, with Rohan adding an RBI. Junior Lake and Michael Brenly only had one hit, but each drove in two and Brenly hit his fourth home run of the season. The pitching was not so good on Monday. Starter Ty'relle Harris only was able to last 2.2 innings as he gave up six runs. Zach Rosscup and Trey McNutt each surrendered two runs in their two innings of work. McNutt took the loss, his eighth of the season. It's always tough to lose, but when you score eight and lose it is really tough.
Iowa had one of the those games again where they aren't good in any aspect. They were outhit 16-4, made two errors, and lost 6-1 where it really counts. I guess I will start with the offense on this one. Brett Jackson hit his league leading 11th triple and scored the Cubs lone run when he was driven in by Adrian Cardenas. Josh Vitters had another hit, as did Blake Lalli and James Adduci. Rodrigo Lopez took the loss in this one allowing 12 hits and four runs in just five innings. After Ryan Rowland-Smith gave up two more, Alberto Cabrera and Michael Bowden didn't allow another run in the last 1.1 innings. Not a good one for Iowa on Monday.
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7/14: Around the Cubs Minor League System
A look at the Cubs minor leaguers on Saturday.
The AZL Cubs did it again on Saturday beating the AZL Padres 13-3. After a couple rough nights, Timothy Saunders got back on track going 4-for-6 with a double, home run, three runs scored, and five RBIs. He raised his average back up to .493. Equally as impressive has been Dan Vogelbach, and he didn't disappoint on Saturday. He had two hits, including a double and drove in four. The Cubs got three hits out of Daniel Lockhart and Jacob Rogers and they combined to score five runs on the night. Shawon Dunston Jr. and Garrett Schlect each added two hits a piece and Carlos Penalver hit a triple and drove in two. One of this year's supplemental picks Paul Blackburn got his first start of the year. He pitched one inning and allowed a run, but it was good to see him pitch. Carlos Martinez-Pumarino recorded his third win of the season striking out four and allowing only one hit in three innings. The Cubs have been really impressive so far.
Two four run innings was plenty for Boise beating Vancouver 9-3. The Hawks were led offensively by Trey Martin and Marco Hernandez. Martin was 2-for-4 with a triple and a home run. He also scored two runs and knocked in four. Hernandez also had two, including two doubles and driving in three. Lead-off hitter Gioskar Amaya did his job well on Saturday going 2-for-3 with a walk. One of his hits was a triple and he scored three runs. Hawks got an RBI a piece from Stephen Bruno and Bijan Rademacher. Ian Dickson got the start, but did not factor in the decision as he only pitched 4.1 innings. Pete Levitt picked up his first win in relief pitching 1.2 scoreless innings. Michael Hamann and Rafael Diplan combined to pitch the last three innings of the game securing the Boise win.
In a back and forth game Peoria was able to come out on top 9-8 in ten innings. Chadd Krist played the role of hero winning the game with a walk-off single in the bottom of the tenth. He ended the night 3-for-6 with two runs scored and an RBI. Javier Baez had his best night as a professional going 3-for-5 with a home run and a triple. He also scored a run, drove in four and stole his 16th base. He now has a ten game hitting streak and his batting average now stands at .319. Taiwan Easterling and Paul Hoilman each had two hits and Easterling drove in two. Michael Jensen got the start giving up six runs in 5.1 innings of work. Yao-Lin Wang got the win pitching a scoreless tenth inning.
Daytona watched a six two lead slip away late when Palm Beach scored seven times in the last two innings to win 9-6. Despite walking five and allowing six hits starter Austin Kirk was in line for the win, but was let down by his bullpen. Kirk left only allowing two run, one earned in six inning of work lowering his ERA to 2.59. After a dominate one inning of work by Eduardo Figueroa, Jeffrey Lorick and Brian Schlitter really struggled combining to give up seven runs, five earned over the next 1.1 innings. There were a few bright spots from the offense on Saturday for the Cubs. Ronald Torreyes was 3-for-4 with two runs scored and an RBI. John Andreoli, Rafael Lopez, and Elieser Bonne all had two hits with Bonne driving one in. Matt Szczur and Rebel Ridling each had an RBI a piece and Taylor Davis drove in two. Another tough loss for Daytona on Saturday.
Michael Burgess and Juan Apodaca's power was on display Saturday leading Tennessee to a 4-2 win on Saturday. Apodaca hit a three-run homer and Michael Burgess hit a solo shot, his tenth of the season. That was all the offense the Smokies would need as Dae-Eun Rhee and the bullpen would do all the rest. Rhee gave up two runs on five hits in five innings. He struck out six in route to his sixth win of the year. Tony Zych pitched two scoreless innings, striking out three and Marcus Hatley came in to shut it down. That he did striking out three in two innings of work recording his fourth save of the season. It is nice to see Tennessee come out on top of a well-played game from both teams.
A seven run second from Omaha was all they needed beating Iowa 7-1. Randy Wells got the start and was terrible allowing seven runs on six hits in just 1.2 innings pitched. As bad as Randy Wells was the offense couldn't get much going either. James Adduci had two hits and scored a run, the only Cubs player with a multi-hit game. Dave Sappelt drove in the Cubs lone run. Josh Vitters had his 27th double of the season and Brett Jackson also added a hit. Other than that there wasn't much to the game at the plate. Casey Coleman pitched 5.1 good innings in relief not allowing a run and striking out three. Alberto Cabrera had another nice outing out of the pen striking out one in one inning of work.
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7/13: Around the Cubs Minor League System
Recapping July 13th, 2012 in the Cubs minor league system, enjoy.
The AZL Cubs have a way of punishing their opponents, and more often than not Daniel Vogelbach is leading that charge, tonight was more of the same as the Cubs beat the Rangers 7-3. Vogelbach was a man possessed tonight as he went 3-for-4 with his 6th home run of the season, two doubles, an RBI, a walk, and two runs scored. Vogelbach now has 10 doubles on the season, the man doesn't now how to hit singles, he's a slugging machine right now. Ben Carhart and Jacob Rogers made sure Vogelbach had plenty of help as each guy had two hits, Carhart is now hitting .340 while Rogers is now hitting .429 on the season. Timothy Saunders had a shocking 0-for-4 dropping his average all the way down to .475 on the season, please catch that sarcasm, I'm laying it on pretty thick. Anthony Prieto started for the Cubs and only went one inning, he didn't give up any runs but gave up one hit and issued three walks before departing. Hunter Ackerman came on in relief and earned the win after going three innings giving up one run on two hits, while walking two and striking out two. Nathan Dorris came on in the ninth to earn his first save of the season.
A late inning collapse can be blamed for Boise's loss as they seemingly had this one wrapped up leading 4-2 heading to the 8th. Vancouver scored four in the 8th and one more time for good measure in the 9th to take beat Boise 7-4. Tayler Scott started for Boise and was his typical solid self going four strong innings allowing two runs, one earned, on five hits while walking two and striking out one. Hayden Simpson chipped in 3.2 innings of relief but was on the mound for Vancouver's comeback. The defense behind Simpson didn't help as he allowed three runs on six hits but only one was earned. Gioskar Amaya continued his solid season at the plate going 2-for-5 with his 3rd home run of the season, he his now hitting .298 on the campaign. Dong-Yub Kim also had a nice night going 2-for-4 with a run scored and Rock Shoulders continued showing patience at the plate as he was 0-for-1 with three walks.
For all the press the Chiefs offense gets, and well deserved, the pitching has shown flashes of brilliance as well, tonight Joseph Zeller dazzled. Zeller was perfect in his six innings of work, that's right, no hits or walks in six innings while striking out four en route to his first win of the season. The Chiefs couldn't finish off the perfect game eventually allowing one run on two hits in an 8-1 victory over Dayton. Chadd Krist is becoming a story, the 2012 draft pick has already been promoted to Peoria and he is swinging the bat well. Krist was 2-for-4 again tonight with his first home run as a Chief, he also had a double, two RBI's and two runs scored. Paul Hoilman and Wes Darvill each chipped in with two RBI's a piece.
Losses can't get much harder to take than this one. The Daytona Cubs were well on their way to a victory behind P.J. Francescon leading 7-0 heading to the 6th inning, then the wheels fell off. Palm Beach blitzed the D-Cubs for seven runs in the sixth inning, and three in the seventh to take a 10-7 lead, eventually winning 11-8. Francescon was brilliant for the D-Cubs, he went five innings allowing no runs on two hits, while striking out three, but had to settle for a no decision. Matthew Spencer, Ryan Searle, Scott Weismann, and Frank Del Valle were really bad, no other way to put it as they tossed a combined four innings giving up 11 runs, all earned, on 11 hits while walking three and striking out three. Rubi Silva had a solid day at the plate going 3-for-6 with a triple, his ninth, yes ninth of the season, and an RBI. Ronald Torreyes and Rebel Ridling each had two hits in the loss, as six different D-Cubs had RBI's.
The Smokies never really allowed Birmingham into this one as they jumped all over the Barons with four in the first, then tacked on three in the fifth and sixth to take a 10-0 lead. The Barons tried to save face by pushing across three runs in the final two innings but it didn't help as the Smokies rolled to a 12-3 victory. Erik Jokisch was nearly perfect going five innings allowing no runs on one hit while walking four and striking out six. Jokisch struggled with his command, see the six walks, but was untouchable otherwise in earning his 5th win of the season against one loss. Trey McNutt made his debut as a reliever, after officially being moved to the pen yesterday. He was solid going two innings in relief giving up no run on one hit and striking out two. Justin Bour had a stellar game at the plate going 2-for-6 with a double, four RBI's and a run scored. Logan Watkins wasn't going to let Bour have all the fun as he went 3-for-4 with two RBI's, two walks, and three runs scored. Junior Lake, Jae-Hoon Ha, and Michael Burgess all had two hits in the blow out win. The Smokies managed to pound out 14 hits and 12 runs and did it all without a home run.
A late rally from Iowa fell just short as they dropped a close one to Omaha 4-3, the I-Cubs scratched across two runs in the ninth unfortunately it was too little too late. Brooks Raley was really good for the I-Cubs going five innings and allowing two runs on six hits while walking one and striking out four. Unfortunately that wasn't good enough to avoid a loss as Raley fell to 4-5 on the season with a 3.57 ERA. Adrian Cardenas continued his recent stretch of outstanding play, proving that he is a play every day kind of guy, he won't reach that max potential by coming off the bench. Cardenas was 2-for-3 with a double, triple, a walk, and a run scored in the loss. Welington Castillo was 3-for-4 with a run scored, but that was the extent of the I-Cubs offense as they were a horrendous 1-for-11 with runners in scoring position and left eight guys on base.
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7/8: Around the Cubs Minor League System
A trip through the minors on July 8, 2012.
The AZL Brewers jumped on the AZL Cubs and took a commanding 4-0 lead. The Cubs scored one run in ninth to tie it and then another in the 11th to win. Offensively Timothy Saunders did it again, this time going 3-for-4 with two runs scored. Daniel Lockhart and David Bote each added two hits with Lockhart scoring two and driving in one. Ben Carhart, Daniel Vogelbach, and Rafael Lopez each drove in a run with the winner coming off the bat of Lockhart. Alvido Jimenez got the win in relief striking out four in 3.1 innings and giving up two hits and zero runs. Carlos Martinez-Pumarino also pitched well in relief striking out four and only giving up one hit in 3.2 innings of work. It was a nice win for the Cubs and their record now stands at 12-4.
Starting pitcher Ian Dickson struggled giving up seven runs on seven hits in just 2.2 innings. He took the loss as Boise dropped the game to Yakima 10-1 in only five and a half innings played. At the plate the Hawks got two hits from Xavier Batista including a double. Wilson Contreras and Stephen Bruno each had one hit and Bruno scored a run. Chadd Krist did not record a hit, but drove in the lone run for Boise. It was really tough loss for the Hawks in shortened game.
After hitting four home runs yesterday Peoria did not score a run today losing to 3-0 to Cedar Rapids. Joseph Zeller got the start and took the loss giving up three runs, one earned on five hits in five innings pitched. Jeffry Antigua was really good striking out three in three perfect innings of relief. His ERA remains at 0.00. Nothing to exciting happened on the offensive side of things. Zeke DeVoss and Wes Darvill each had one hit, that being a double. Javier Baez, Pin-Chieh Chen, Yasiel Balaguert, and Sergio Burruel all had a hit as well. Baez stole his 14th base of the season. Peoria will look to get back on track tomorrow.
Lakeland had a two run lead into the eighth, but Daytona scored four in top half and would one in the ninth to win 5-2. Austin Kirk got the start, but did not factor in the decision. He threw six innings and gave up two runs on seven hits while walking three and striking out two. AJ Morris got the win in relief giving up no runs on one hit and striking out two in two innings. Brian Schlitter picked up his first save of the season pitching a perfect ninth. Rebel Ridling was 1-for-4 with two RBIs. Ronald Torreyes and Elieser Bonne each added hits, Bonne's being a double. Chad Noble was 2-for-3 with a runs scored and an RBI. Arismendy Alcantara and Rubi Silva each drove in a run, and Alcantara scored a run and stole his 25th base of the season. Matt Szczur did not have a hit, but walked three times, scored a run, and stole his 27th and 28th bag of the season. A nice comeback win for Daytona on Sunday.
Trey McNutt got his fifth win of the year as Tennessee beat Chattanooga 5-3. McNutt pitched five innings giving up two runs, one earned on four hits while walking two and striking out two. Ty'relle Harris and Casey Weathers each recorded holds with Harris pitching a scoreless 1.2 innings and striking out two. Frank Batista pitched another scoreless ninth to record his 15th save of the season. Justin Bour was 1-for-2 with a homer, his eighth, and two walks. Greg Rohan was 2-for-4 with a double and an RBI. Junior Lake and Logan Watkins each had a hit and drove in a run for the Cubs. Michael Brenly, Nate Samson, and Micahel Burgess all added a hit with Samson hitting his 11th double of the year. Daytona will look to make it two in a row on Monday.
Adrian Cardenas played the role of the hero on Sunday, delivering a game-winning RBI single to win the game 6-5 in the bottom of the ninth. Alfredo Amezaga was 3-for-5 with a double, two runs scored, and an RBI. Dave Sappelt and Josh Vitters each stayed hot as they delivered two hits a piece. They each scored a run and drove one in, with Vitters connecting on his 25th double of the season. James Adduci was 1-for-3 in his second game with, he also scored a run. Welington Castillo and Matt Tolbert each had hit with Castillo driving one in. Randy Wells got the start, but did not factor in the decision. He gave up five runs, four earned on seven hits in 6.1 innings. Alberto Cabrera got the win in relief pitching the final 2.2 innings. He allowed no runs on two hits and struck out four, lowering his ERA to 1.86. This was a nice way for Iowa to go into the All Star Break. Iowa ended the first half 38-53.
All in all it was a good day for the Cubs minor leaguers with a lot of thrilling victories.
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