Wallach Homers Twice In Lookouts 4-1 Win Over Smokies

Saturday, July 21, 2012
Matt Wallach
Matt Wallach
- photo by Tim Evearitt
Matt Wallach hit two homers, while Lookouts starting pitcher Allen Webster threw a gem of a game to lead the Lookouts to a 4-1 win over the Smokies in a rain-shortened contest at AT&T Field on Friday night.

Chattanooga scored their first run of the game in the bottom of the first inning. Rafael Ynoa led off the inning with a double, swiped third and raced home on an errant throw by catcher Michael Brenly..

Wallach hit a two-run shot in the fifth off of Dae-Eun Rhee (6-5) to raise  the Lookouts’ lead, 3-0.

The Smokies scored their lone run of the game in the sixth inning. Logan Watkins began the inning with a double and advanced to third on  Jae-Hoon Ha:s single. Justin Bour then ripped a single to bring home Watkins. Lookouts starting pitcher Webster, however, was able to settle down and retire the next three batters to prevent any further damage.

Wallach hit a solo shot in the eighth to put the score at 4-1. Shortly thereafter, the game was called due to stormy weather.

Webster (4-8) went six solid innings, yielding just one run one five hits and two walks, while striking out 10.

 Inning by inning Recap of the game.

 Box Score

The Lookouts will allow tickets for today's game to be used as a rain check for a future game. Fans may bring their ticket(s) to the box office and receive a ticket to any future 2012 game, subject to availability.

The Lookouts and Smokies will continue their four-game series at 7:15 P.M., Saturday. Tickets for this game or any other Lookouts home game can be purchased at the Lookouts Box Office at AT&T Field, online at www.lookouts.com, or by calling (423) 267-4849.

Allen Webster
Allen Webster
- Photo2 by Tim Evearitt

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