San Rafael Pacifics

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San Rafael Pacifics defeated the Martinez Sturgeon 16-13

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San Rafael Pacifics 13 Austin Weirdos 5

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Martinez Sturgeon 7 San Rafael Pacifics 4

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Bakersfield Train Robbers 2 Dublin Leprechauns 2 as the first ever tie is recorded in new rules

A big showdown in Tucson Wednesday, where the defending champion Saguaros welcomed the Pecos Bills for their home opener in Kino Veterans Memorial Stadium. A 3-1 win for the home team placed both sides in a first-place tie for the Mountain Division South with identical 4-4 records. The game was halted after six innings as Tucson starter Jaymon Cervantes went all the abbreviated way for the win.

Perennial power Alpine's road woes continued as the Cowboys dropped their fourth straight away from home in Trinidad's Central Park as the Triggers completed their three-game sweep with a 12-11 triumph when Chris Viamonte stroked a walkoff RBI single in the bottom of the tenth entrada.

And it was "bombs away" in Santa Fe, where the Fuego were crushed by visiting Roswell, 36-8, in the opener of a three-game series at Fort Marcy Park to fall to 3-3 and into a virtual tie for first with Tucson and Pecos. The Invaders are a half-game out of third at 2-3. No details are available for that one.

Back to a seven-game slate on Thursday night as the Pacific Division returns from a day off, with first-place Bakersfield (9-5) drawing the bye.