Shelton Scores and Standings, July 29

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Quarterback Dan Orlovsky may have no future with the Houston Texans after the team signed Matt Leinart to a $5.5 million contract.

The former Shelton High and University of Connecticut star has backed up Matt Schwab in Houston for the past two teams. But the deal for Leinart indicates that he likely will move up to the No. 2 signal-caller with the Texans, leaving Orlovsky without a job.

The Houston Chronicle reported that fifth-round draft pick T.J. Yates is expected to be the Texan's third-team quarterback if he performs well in camp and preseason.

Leinart has floundered in the NFL after a stellar career at Southern California and didn't take a single snap last season. Still, the Texans saw enough of him in practice and in the classroom to offer him a two-year contract.

Leinart can't officially sign until Friday - the first day unrestricted free agents can re-sign with their old team or sign with a new team.

Orlovsky has been in the NFL for seven years but has played in only 12 games, all with the Detroit Lions. His last action in the league was in 2008, when he passed for 1,616 yards and eight TDs in 10 games with Detroit.

Trumbull National defeated Shelton National 12-2 Thursday to capture the Littlefelllows Classic hosted annually by Shelton National.

Trumbull National, the top seed, reached the final with a 10-0 win over Fairfield American.

Shelton National, the No. 6 seed, advanced to the final with a 6-5 victory over Monroe.

SHELTON WOMEN’S SOFTBALL LEAGUE

Standings (Games through July 20)

WLGB

Porky’s                   3-0  --

Mario’s                   3-1 .5

Caliente                  3-1 1.0

Downtown Danny O’s 1-1  1.5

R & C Autobody         1-2  2.0

Cuppy’s                    0-3 2.5

Danny O’s                0-3  3.0

Game results

July 6

Porky’s 14, Caliente 0

R & C Autobody 1, Mario’s 0

July 11

Porky’s 16, Cuppy’s 7

Mario’s 6, Downtown Danny’s O’s 3

Caliente 7, Danny O’s 0

July 13

Downtown Danny O’s 14, Danny O’s 1

Caliente def. R & C Autobody, forfeit

Mario’s 6, Cuppy’s 0

July 18

All Games Postponed

July 20

Porky’s 11, R & C Autobody 2

Mario’s 10, Danny O’s 2

Caliente 7, Cuppy’s 0

UNBEATEN PORKY’S FRIES R & C AUTOBODY

Porky’s improved to 3-0 in the Shelton Women’s Softball League with an 11-2 grilling of R & C Autobody on July 20 at the Shelton Intermediate School field.

Carolyn Fruin led the way offensively for the wing makers with three hits and two RBI while Beth Fisher added two hits. Joelle Anderson, normally a second baseman, filled in at pitcher for Porky’s and was excellent in earning the victory.

On July 11, Porky’s improved to 2-0 with a 16-7 win against Cuppy’s. Tracey Garofalo was five-for-five at the plate while Jen Starek had three hits, including a solo home run over the Shelton High centerfield fence.

Michelle Laliotts added three hits while Elaine Raccio played stellar defense at third base behind winning pitcher Amy Petryshyn.

Downtown Danny O’s 14, Danny O’s 1: Kathy Riddle had two hits, including a double, and was the winning pitcher as the downtowner’s beat their rivals on July 13 at Shelton Intermediate.

Shortstop Kathy Mills and third baseman Carrie Braley were outstanding defensively behind Riddle. Karen Bucci, Michelle Aldo and Gail Melansen all contributed at the plate for Downtown Danny O’s.

R & C Autobody 1, Mario’s 0: Wendy Kudej’s RBI single scored Erica Daum for the only run of the game in R & C Autobody’s win against Mario’s at the Long Hill School field July 6.