Sunday's Hawaii Winter League recap

Here's a roundup of Sunday's Hawaii Winter League games:

Waikiki BeachBoys 4, North Shore Honu 1
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Ching Lung Lo hurled five scoreless innings to lead the visiting Waikiki BeachBoys to a 4-1 win over the North Shore Honu on Sunday.

Lo (1-2), a Colorado Rockies prospect who spent this past season with the Class A Advanced Modesto Nuts, scattered four hits and a walk while striking out three. The Taiwanese right-hander had gone 0-2 with a 11.70 ERA over his first three starts for the BeachBoys (7-7).

David Asher (Mariners) and Hirotaka Egusa combined to toss three scoreless innings in relief of Lo, while Andrew Johnston (Rockies) was touched for a ninth-inning run.

Waikiki's offense erupted for three home runs in the fourth. San Francisco prospects Mark Minicozzi and Nate Schierholtz went back-to-back to start the frame, while Duke Sardinha (Rockies) contributed a two-out dinger.

North Shore (7-7) got on the board in the ninth frame, as Cleveland Indians farmhand Rodney Choy Foo singled to lead off the inning and scored on an RBI single by Los Angeles Dodgers prospect Cory Dunlap.

Mets prospect Robert Parnell (1-1) took the loss, allowing four runs on seven hits over four innings while striking out five. Ayumu Yamamoto, Satoshi Yamazaki and Blake Eager (Mets) combined on five innings of shutout relief.

Honolulu Sharks 8, West Oahu CaneFires 1
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Kanehisa Arime allowed one run over eight innings as the Honolulu Sharks coasted to an 8-1 victory over the visiting West Oahu CaneFires on Sunday.

Arime (3-0) scattered five hits and struck out four. The Japanese southpaw leads the Hawaii Winter League in wins, ERA (0.34) and innings pitched (26 1/3). Baltimore Orioles prospect David Haehnel hurled a scoreless ninth frame.

The Sharks (7-9) scored all of their runs in the first two innings. Yoshiyuki Kamei, Van Pope (Atlanta Braves) and Brian Bixler (Pittsburgh Pirates) contributed two RBIs apiece.

The CaneFires (8-6) plated their lone run in the eighth when Texas farmhand John Whittleman doubled to lead off the frame and scored on a two-out single by Sean Kazmar (Padres).

Ian Kennedy (0-1), the Yankees first-round draft pick in 2006, was roughed up over 1 1/3 innings of work. The 21-year-old right-hander allowed eight runs on eight hits and two walks. Takashi Maruyama, Gilbert de la Vara (Kansas City) and Toyoji Matsumura combined for 6 2/3 innings of shutout relief.