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2017 Japan Cup International Women's Softb ２０１７ Ｊａｐａｎ Ｃｕｐ Ｉｎｔｅｒｎａｔｉｏｎａｌ Ｗｏｍｅｎ’ｓ Ｓｏｆｔｂａｌｌ Ｃｈａｍｐｉｏｎｓｈｉｐ ｉｎ Ｔａｋａｓａｋｉ Play by Play Game No. 4 Aug. 26. 2017 Team 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 R H E ＵＳＡ 0 0 3 0 2 0 1 6 11 0 ＪＡＰＡＮ 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 2 5 1 Top of 1st- ＵＳＡ pitching #18 Misaki Katsumata #8 Haylie McCleney walked. #16 Michelle Moultrie singled to CF, R1 advanced to second. #13 Kasey Cooper reached on a fielder's choice, R2 out at third 1B to 3B, R1 advanced to second. #19 Amanda Chidester fouled to 3B. #20 Valerie Arioto lined to SS. Bottom of 1st- ＪＡＰＡＮ pitching #3 Ally Carda Aubree Munro to C for Amanda Chidester, Amanda Chidester to OPO. #8 Nodoka Harada grounded out to P. #10 Hitomi Kawabata hit by pitch. #12 Mana Atsumi grounded into double play P to SS to 1B, R1 out on the play. Top of 2nd- ＵＳＡ pitching #18 Misaki Katsumata Ayumi Suzuki to 3B for Hitomi Kawabata. #2 Ali Aguilar grounded out to 2B. #99 Delaney Spaulding grounded out to 3B. #1 Aubree Munro singled to CF. Delaney Spaulding temporary run for R1. #10 Jazmyn Jackson singled to LF, R1 advanced to second. #8 Haylie McCleney struck out swinging. Bottom of 2nd- ＪＡＰＡＮ pitching #3 Ally Carda #11 Eri Yamada grounded out to 2B. #19 Natsuko Sugama flied out to RF. #7 Manami Daikuya struck out swinging. Top of 3rd- ＵＳＡ pitching #18 Misaki Katsumata #16 Michelle Moultrie homered to RF, RBI. #13 Kasey Cooper grounded out to 2B. #19 Amanda Chidester doubled to left side. #20 Valerie Arioto homered to left center, 2RBI, R2 run. #2 Ali Aguilar grounded out to 3B. #99 Delaney Spaulding fouled out to LF. Bottom of 3rd- ＪＡＰＡＮ pitching #3 Ally Carda #1 Nozomi Nagasaki singled to LF. #25 Haruka Agatsuma grounded out 3B to 2B, SAC bant, R1 advanced to second. #4 Yuka Ichiguchi flied out to RF. #8 Nodoka Harada R2 out at third C to 3B, caught stealing. Top of 4th- ＵＳＡ pitching #18 Misaki Katsumata #1 Aubree Munro walked. #10 Jazmyn Jackson popped up to SS. #8 Haylie McCleney singled to 3B, bunt, R1 advanced to second. #16 Michelle Moultrie grounded into double play 2B to SS to 1B, R1 out on the play. Bottom of 4th- ＪＡＰＡＮ pitching #3 Ally Carda #8 Nodoka Harada walked. #2 Ayumi Suzuki reached on a fielder's choice, R1 out at second P to SS. #12 Mana Atsumi singled to LF, R1 advanced to second. #11 Eri Yamada reached on a fielder's choice, R1 out at second 2B to SS, R2 advanced to third. #19 Natsuko Sugama walked, R1 advanced to second. #7 Manami Daikuya fouled out to P. Top of 5th- ＵＳＡ pitching #18 Misaki Katsumata #13 Kasey Cooper singled to RF. #19 Amanda Chidester homered to LF, 2RBI, R1 run. #20 Valerie Arioto walked. pitching #20 Akari Tanai Akari Tanai to P for Misaki Katsumata. #2 Ali Aguilar reached on a fielder's choice, R1 out at second SS to 2B. #99 Delaney Spaulding singled to RF, R1 advanced to second. #1 Aubree Munro walked, R2 advanced to third, R1 advanced to second. #10 Jazmyn Jackson grounded into double play 1B to C to 2B, R3 out on the play. Bottom of 5th- ＪＡＰＡＮ pitching #3 Ally Carda #1 Nozomi Nagasaki grounded out to P, bunt. #25 Haruka Agatsuma singled to LF. pitching #31 Delanie Gourley Delanie Gourley to P for Ally Carda. #26 Minami Sato Minami Sato pinch hit for Yuka Ichiguchi. Minami Sato struck out swinging. Minami Sato temporary run for R1. #8 Nodoka Harada singled to LF, R1 advanced to second. #2 Ayumi Suzuki reached on a fielder's choice, R2 out at third 3B. Top of 6th- ＵＳＡ pitching #20 Akari Tanai Yuka Ichiguchi RE to 2B for Minami Sato. #8 Haylie McCleney lined out to SS. #16 Michelle Moultrie flied out to LF. #13 Kasey Cooper popped up to SS. Bottom of 6th- ＪＡＰＡＮ pitching #31 Delanie Gourley #12 Mana Atsumi fouled out to 3B. #6 Chiharu Nasu Chiharu Nasu pinch hit for Eri Yamada. Chiharu Nasu flied out to CF. #19 Natsuko Sugama walked. #7 Manami Daikuya homered to LF, 2RBI, R1 run. #1 Nozomi Nagasaki struck out swinging. Top of 7th- ＵＳＡ pitching #20 Akari Tanai Eri Yamada RE to CF for Chiharu Nasu. #19 Amanda Chidester walked. Morgan Zerkle pinch run for R1. #20 Valerie Arioto walked, R1 advanced to second. #2 Ali Aguilar struck out looking. #99 Delaney Spaulding reached on a fielding error by SS, R2 advanced to third, R1 advanced to second. #1 Aubree Munro singled to LF, RBI, R3 run, R2 advanced to third, R1 advanced to second. #51 Hannah Flippen grounded into double play 3B to 1B, R2 out on the play. Bottom of 7th- ＪＡＰＡＮ pitching #12 Jessica Moore Jessica Moore to P for Delanie Gourley, Janie Takeda to LF for Morgan Zerkle, Hannah Flippen to OPO for Jazmyn Jackson. #25 Haruka Agatsuma grounded out to 2B. #4 Yuka Ichiguchi grounded out to 3B. #8 Nodoka Harada flied out to RF..
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