Omaha Storm Chasers (45-27)
Omaha 3, Memphis 2
WP: Doug Davis (2-1)
SV: Jeremy Jeffress (2)
HR: None
Omaha beat Memphis in the series opener at Werner Park. Veteran lefty Doug Davis (6.0 IP, 4 H, 1 ER, 2 BB, 3 SO) limited the Redbirds to a solo homer in the second. Tony Abreu drove in all three runs for Omaha. He evened the score with an RBI double in the fourth and doubled home a pair in the sixth. Clint Robinson recorded a double, two walks and two runs while Wil Myers walked three times in four plate appearances.
NW Arkansas Naturals (37-33)
NW Arkansas 5, Tulsa 4 (11 innings)
WP: Tim Sexton (1-0)
HR: Carlo Testa (10), Rey Navarro (3)
Yem Prades singled home Sharlon Schoop as the Naturals walked off in extra innings for a second straight night. Carlo Testa gave the Naturals a 1-0 lead with his second homer in as many games. Rey Navarro added a two-run blast in the eighth. Michael Mariot took a shutout into the seventh, allowing a lone run on six hits and a walk over 7.0 innings. Tim Sexton pitched the final 3.0 frames for the win.
Wilmington Blue Rocks (29-41)
Carolina All-Stars 9, California All-Stars 1
WP: Sugar Ray Marimon (1-0)
HR: Travis Shaw (1)
A pair of Blue Rocks helped the Carolina squad defeat the California squad in Tuesday's All-Star Game at Winston-Salem. Sugar Ray Marimon picked up the win after a 1-2-3 fourth with two strikeouts. Yordano Ventura worked around a one-out walk for a scoreless fifth. Wilmington opens a road series at Carolina (Indians) on Thursday.
Kane County Cougars (34-36)
East All-Stars 18, West All-Stars 2
LP: Drew Granier (0-1)
HR: None
The East squad scored early and often in the Midwest League All-Star Game at Kane County. Cougars pitcher Matt Ridings finished the fifth inning with a strikeout. Kane County's position players did not record a hit (Lane Adams, 0-for-2; Jorge Bonifacio, 0-for-3; Danny Mateo, 0-for-2).
Idaho Falls Chukars (2-0)
Idaho Falls 11, Orem 4
WP: Kyle Smith (1-0)
HR: None
Idaho Falls won a second straight behind a dominant start from Kyle Smith, KC's fourth-round pick in 2011. The 19-year old fanned 11 while limiting Orem to a run on three hits and a walk over 5.0 IP in his pro debut. Julio Aparicio recorded four hits and two RBI. Adalberto Mondesi added three hits and two RBI.
Burlington Royals (1-0)
Burlington 8, Pulaski 1
WP: John Walter (1-0)
HR: Patrick Leonard (1)
Burlington broke open a 1-1 game with seven in the 10th to win the 2012 lid lifter at Pulaski. Humberto Arteaga and Cameron Gallagher each drove home a pair in the inning. Patrick Leonard, KC's fifth-round pick in 2011, homered in the fifth. Jake Junis held Pulaski scoreless on 5 hits over 5.0 innings in his first official pro outing.



