From Martin Jorge, with translation by Google:
(Do you get the feeling the Google translation machine is ailing this weekend? Not the greatest translation, but enough to let you figure out who won and who figured as the stars of the tournament)
Paraná Team has just crowned Men´s National Champions, beating Buenos Aires for 7 – 0 in five innings.
The winning pitcher was Jose Guerrinieri, who combined with Matias Tessore to launch no hit, no run. In the attack, and Nicolas Gustavo Guerrinieri Bittor homered and drove in two runs apiece for the winning team. In individual awards, Bittor was named MVP of the event, with a .692 average, while Guerrinieri was the best pitcher, with two wins, without getting runs.
Paraná again demonstrated its power in the men, winning the final difference of seven runs in the fifth period. José Guerrinieri was unreadable during the four periods worked, getting seven strikeouts (all consecutive), yielding no hits and only giving a free ticket. Guerrinieri received the baton of Matthias Tessore in the fifth inning. On the offensive side, the team scored three runs Entre Rios in the first inning when with two outs Guerrinieri Gustavo, Gustavo Godoy and Nicolas Bittor scored on three straight hits. In the third inning Paraná load again, scoring two runs thanks to a kilometer Guerrinieri home run, to bring the dish to Fernando Petric. And the end of the meeting would come at the end of the fifth inning when the score was 5-0, with Johnson in the initial Mariano Nicolas Bittor hit another huge home run to push the last two races of the championship.
The losing pitcher was Tom Kuperman, who allowed six hits and seven runs, striking out a batter. Buenos Aires had agreed to the final thanks to victory over Delhi by 9-6 in the playoff game. For its part, the champion also won his place in the final against South team in the Province of Buenos Aires, surpassing by 3-2 in the first semifinal.
Thus came to an end the men’s national tournament, with Paraná established as the national monarch for the third consecutive time. In second place was Buenos Aires, Bahia Blanca was third, fourth and fifth La Pampa, Santiago del Estero.