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Wednesday MLB— Red Sox at Phillies, 4 p.m. MLB— Giants at Cubs, 5 p.m. MLB— Marlins at Athletics, 7 p.m. Tennis — Wimbledon, 7 a.m., NBC, 10 a.m., ESPN2 World Cup — Norway vs Equatorial Guinea, 5:45 a.m., ESPN World Cup — Brazil vs Australia, 9 a.m., ESPN Sports 1B SOAR scores again Little League Updates Wednesday June 29, 2011 Courtesy photo Jayne Brandt dives into the water at the Feather River Aquatics meet in Yuba City. SWIMMING Feather River Julia Brandt won the high point trophy for 11-12 girls by winning all nine events that she swam in at the Feather River Aquatics meet in Yuba City. Jaxon Balken tied for the high point trophy in his age group and Jayne Brandt placed second in the 9-10 girls age group. Julia Brandt, 11, (11-12 girls) 1st Places: 50 Breast, 100 Breast, 200 Breast, 50 Fly, 100 Fly, 50 Free, 100 Free, 100 Back, and 100 IM. Jayne Brandt, 9, (9-10 girls) 1st Place: 50 Free, 2nd Places: 50 Breast, 100 Breast, 50 Back, 50 Fly, 100 Free, 100 IM, 3rd Place: 200 Free. Jaxon Balken, 8, (8- under boys) 1st Places: 25 Breast, 50 Breast, 50 Fly, 50 Back, 100IM, 2nd Places: 25 free, 25 Back, 25 Fly. Zinnia Balken, 13, (13- 14 girls) 4th places: 200 IM, 100 Breast, 100 Fly, 5th Place: 100 Back, 7th Place: 100 Free. Redding Trophy Meet This past weekend 16 swimmers from Sun Oaks Aquatics participated in the Redding Trophy Meet at the Redding Aquatic Center. Holiday Rider was crowned overall champion of the 9-10 boys division by winning five of his eight events. Rider achieved a new AAA time in the 50-meter fly swimming a fast 36.68. LuLa Rider finished sec- ond place overall in the 6- and-under girls division and her sister Hero Rider took home the third place overall trophy in the. Jaxon Balken made a Courtesy photo Overall award winners Holiday Rider, Zinnia Balken, Lula Rider, Hero Rider, and Jaxon Balken pose with their Redding Trophy Meet awards. strong showing earning a third Place overall trophy in the 8-and-under boys divi- sion. Balken won two events, the 200-meter indi- vidual medley and the 200- meter freestyle. Zinnia Balken finished 7th overall in the 13-14 Girls division. Jaxon Balken, 8, (8 & Under Boys) 1st places 200M IM, 200M Free; 2nd places: 50 Back, 50 Breast, 100 Free, 100 Breast; 3rd Place (50 Fly). Zinnia Balken, 13, (13- 14 Girls) 3rd places: 400 Free, 100 Fly; 4th Place: 200 Free; 8th place: 100 Back; 13th places: 100 Breast, 200 Breast. Jayne Brandt, 9, (9-10 girls) 2nd place: 100 Breast; 4th place: 50 Breast; 9th places: 50 Free, 100 Free; 12th places: 200 Free, 50 Fly; 13th places: 200 IM, 50 Back. Julia Brandt, 11 (11-12 Girls) 3rd Place: 50 Fly; 4th place: 200 Breast; 5th place: 50 Breast; 6th place: 100 Breast; 8th place: 100 Fly; 9th place: 50 Free; 10th place: 50 Back; 12th place : 100 Free. Badegech Dittner, 7, (8 & under girls) 14th place: 100 Free. Hanna Mae Dittner, 10, (9-10 girls) 7th place: 50 Back; 12th place: 100 Free. Jasmine Dittner, 13, (13-14 girls) 11th place 100 Free. Ellie Fletcher, 11, (11- 12 girls) 6th Place: 100 Breast; 9th places: 50 Free, 200 Free; 10th place: 50 Breast; 14th places: 100 Back, 100 Free; 15th place: 50 Back. Sophie Fletcher, 9, (9- 10 girls) 6th place: 200M IM); 9th place: 50 Back; 10th place: 100 Breast; 11th place: 100 Free; 14th place 50 Fly. Payten McKerras, 13, (13-14 Girls) 1st place: 50 Free; 7th place: 100 Free; 9th place: 100 Breast. Hero Rider, 5, (6 & Under girls) 3rd Places: 50 Free, 50 Back. Lula Rider, 5, (6 & Under girls) 1st places: 50 Free, 50 Back. Holiday Rider, 10, (9-10 Boys) 1st places: 200 IM, 50 Back, 100 Fly, 50 fly, 100 Back); 2nd places: 100 Free, 50 Free; 3rd place: 200 Free. Adam Swarthout, 11, (11-12 Boys) 4th Places: 50 Breast, 100 Breast; 5th Place 200 Breast; 8th place: 50 Free; 12th Place: 100 Free. Kyle Wood, 12, (11-12 Boys) 9th places: 200IM, 200 Free, 50 Back. Mikaela Weber, 12, (11- 12 Girls) 5th Place: 200 Breast; 13th place: 50 Breast; 15th: 50 Fly. Burrell, Rowand lead Giants in Game 1 CHICAGO (AP) — Pat Burrell and Aaron Rowand each drove in three runs and the San Francisco Giants beat the Chicago Cubs 13-7 on Tuesday in the first game of a day-night doubleheader. The Giants’ offensive outburst surpassed their sea- son high of 12 runs, which they set at St. Louis on June 2. They also stretched their winning streak to six games. Burrell had three hits, scored two runs and home- red. Rowand had two hits, scored twice and hit a three- run double. Ryan Vogelsong (6-1) got the win despite allowing a season-high six runs — three earned — and matched his high for the sea- son with four walks in five innings. Cubs starter Doug Davis (1-7) left after just 4 1- 3 innings, allowing 12 hits, 10 runs and walking three. Carlos Pena hit a two-run homer, walked and scored two runs for the Cubs. Blake DeWitt had two singles and three RBIs, and Koyie Hill added a solo homer for Chicago. San Francisco jumped on Davis early, starting with Rowand’s walk to lead off the game and Miguel Teja- da’s single. Rowand scored on Aubrey Huff’s soft single to right-center, diving into the plate to barely beat the throw by Cubs center fielder Tony Campana. Cody Ross singled to load the bases, meaning that the first four Giants had reached base. Davis recovered to get Pablo Sandoval to roll into a dou- ble play, which scored Teja- da. Burrell tacked on a run with a two-out single. The first-inning tally against Davis read: three runs, four hits, 24 pitches and a potentially long day for the Cubs’ bullpen. Vogelsong, who entered with a 1.86 ERA, hadn’t allowed more than two runs since he gave up five against the Mets on May 3 — a span of nine starts. The Cubs topped that in the second inning. Courtesy photo Red Bluff’s 11-and 12-year-old Little League team celebrates after a Lane Pritchard home run. Red Bluff and Corning are scheduled to resume play today with both teams still alive in the winner’s bracket. Red Bluff takes on Cottonwood and Corning faces East Redding. Both games are scheduled for 6 p.m. starts at Caldwell Park in Redding. Corning has reached the championship after beating Foothill 8-2. Having reached the final through the winner’s bracket, Corning would have to lose twice not to become District 1 champions. The championship’s first game is slated for Thursday. Corning is scheduled to play East Redding today at 6 p.m. in the loser’s bracket at Mt. Shasta. Corning lost its opener 5-3 to West Redding. Red Bluff was battling Cottonwood Tuesday night in an elimination game. The winner advances to play Central Tehama at 6 p.m., Thursday. Central Tehama stayed alive in the loser’s brack- et by beating East Redding 3-1, Monday. Corning faces Anderson today at 6 p.m. in a winner’s bracket semifinal. Coaches and Parents Send us your Little League All-Star results, stats, pictures and stories to sports@redbluffdailynews.com. To speak directly to Sports Editor Rich Greene call 527-2151, ext. 109. Giants take night cap, extend win streak to 7 CHICAGO (AP) — Barry Zito threw seven strong innings and the San Francisco Giants beat the Chicago Cubs 6-3 on Tuesday night for a sweep of a day-night double- header. Zito (1-1) pitched for the first time since leaving his start on April 16 with a right foot sprain. He allowed four hits and two runs, leading the Giants to their seventh straight win. Brian Wilson got his 24th save. Nate Schierholtz had three hits and two RBIs to pace the San Francisco offense, and Brandon Crawford added two hits and two RBIs. Rodrigo Lopez (0-2) — pressed into starting duty after throwing out of the bullpen for most of the season — allowed eight hits and four runs in 4 2-3 innings for the Cubs. Lou Montanez hit a two-run homer for the Cubs, who were held to five hits. Aramis Ramirez also homered for Chicago. Zito was sharp early, striking out Reed Johnson to start the game and retiring first six Cubs. Alfonso Soriano led off the third inning with a single. Montanez followed with his first Cubs homer — 11 years and 22 days after he was drafted by the team in the first round of the 2000 draft. Montanez had four big league homers during his time with the Orioles in 2008 and 2009, but he played 1,076 games in the minors after being selected by the Cubs. His blast to left put the Cubs up 2-1. Zito shut down the Cubs after Montanez’s homer for his longest outing since August 6, 2010. The Giants scored in the second when Cody Ross led off with a double and scored on Schierholtz’s single. Baseball Division (11-12) Little League Softball Division (11-12) Little League Baseball Division 11 year-old 9-and 10-year-old Baseball Division Chicago Cubs 3 Giants 6 Giants 13 Chi. Cubs 7