BASEBALL : Bell Gardens Wins on One-Hit Shutout

Jorge Andrade threw a one-hitter and Bell Gardens scored the winning run on a ground ball with the bases loaded as the Lancers beat Newbury Park, 1-0, Friday in a Southern Section Division I first-round game at Newbury Park.

Records: Bell Gardens 14-12; Newbury Park 17-9.

FRIDAY GAME

Simi Valley 9, Loyola 0--Simi Valley banged out 12 hits, including two home runs, to beat Loyola in a Southern Section Division I first-round game.

Records: Loyola 11-12; Simi Valley 24-3.

THURSDAY GAMES

South Gate 7, Huntington Park 2--Luis Marquez’s bases-loaded walk scored Smiley Lopez and sparked a five-run tenth inning.

Records: South Gate 17-5, 11-2; Huntington Park 17-5-1, 10-2.

Roosevelt 4, Bell 1--Ramon Ruiz hit a two-run triple in the fifth as Roosevelt won a Southeastern Conference game.

Records: Roosevelt 22-3, 13-3; Bell 20-4, 12-4.

Jefferson 8, Garfield 3--Jefferson was awarded a playoff berth after a forfeit win over Locke, but the Democrats ensured their position with a Southeastern Conference win at Ross Records: Garfield 6-14, 4-12; Jefferson 11-10, 8-8.

Fremont 5, Locke 4--Gus Preciado and Jose Camacho each had two hits and an RBI as Fremont won at home.

Records: Locke 5-11, 5-11; Fremont 5-11, 9-15.

TUESDAY GAMES

Crenshaw 13, Dorsey 2--Michael McNeely pitched a four-hitter and hit a three-run home run as Crenshaw kept Dorsey winless.

Records: Crenshaw 21-3, 15-2; Dorsey 0-17, 0-17.

Narbonne 17, Washington 7--Narbonne’s Joe Perea had two triples and drove in five runs.

Records: Narbonne 7-10, 4-5; Washington 10-15, 8-10.

Verdugo Hills 9, Wilson 3--Verdugo Hills spoiled the debut of pitcher Jose Jimenez, hitting two home runs in a six-run second.

Records: Wilson 7-10, 3-6; Verdugo Hills 8-9, 5-4.

Hollywood 8, Belmont 0--Marvin Cobos and Carlos Garcia combined to pitch a three-hitter and strike out 16 to lead the Sheiks in a Northern Conference game.

Records: Belmont 1-16, 1-16; Hollywood 26-7, 13-4.

Marshall 6, Lincoln 1--Shane Gerard threw a two-hitter and had three hits to lead the Barristers in a Northern Conference game.

Records: Marshall 7-10; Lincoln 12-5.