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dick stark · dick stark

Does anyone have directions to New Scotland? As usual I know how to get there but can never remember any of the roads when my team ask.

sfgiants · sfgiants

The Hornets need two players for tonight's 47+ game against the Whiz Kids, 6 p.m. at CBA. Call JimK at 461-7850. Thanx

dick stark · dick stark

Bob Bolt ran his record to 4-0 by throwing four shutout innings on Friday night. John Pologa threw the last three innings to combine for the Orioles third shutout of the season. Doug Reisinger drove home three runs and Mike Kravitz had two hits and two rbi for the Orioles who are now 10-1.

KJ44 · KJ44

The Lansinburgh Royals are going to work on the Knick field tomorrow (Sat) evening 6:00pm. They have asked us to supply some manpower to complete the task faster. Just show up at 6:00pm. Any help will be appreciated.

JimmyP · JimmyP

And who can forget Eli Wallach's immortal lines from THE GOOD, THE BAD, AND THE UGLY: "Badges? We don't need no stinking badges!" After last night, maybe that's how we feel about umpires. The Pirates and A's were set to go at SUNY last night, but due to a miscommunication, no umpires showed. So...

dick stark · dick stark

The Orioles ran their record to 9-1 last night with a 16-4 win over the Peppers at CBA. Jim Maloney went the distance allowing earned runs. The Orioles committed a season high 5 errors to account for the Peppers runs. Jim allowed just three hits, walked two and struck out 4. Maloney is now 2-0 on the moun...

rosco49r · rosco49r

The Highlanders defeated the Fordians 10 to 6 on Wednesday night, July 13, at Kelts Field. Kalinski pitched a complete game for the win, Dalton took the loss. Jackson led the Highlanders with three hits and Dunbar led the Fordians with two hits. In a see-saw battle, the Fordians broke on top with three...

BL44 · BL44

After a terrific baseball game which came down to a winning run by the Kidz in extra innings, Blue Thunder came "thundering" back the twilight game of the doubleheader to walk away with a 15-3 win and a split. Hats off to both teams for enduring the heat on the field for almost six hours. Kevin McDonald we...

Tony Scanu · Tony Scanu

Thanks to an ambitious crew from Troy, the heavily rained on field at the Knick became playable. As always, it was a well played game by both teams. The Marlins actually out hit the Vets 12 -8. The Vets were a little more efficient, taking advantage of a few timely walks. Each team utlized two pitchers. T...

WK8 · WK8

Joe Torre lined a one out single in the bottom of the 8th inning to lift the WhizKids to a hard fought 8-7 victory over the Blue Thunder. Anthony Torre went 3 for 4 in his new role as leadoff hitter. The Black and Blue Award goes to Thunder manager Bob Lounsbury, who was plunked 3 times. Look out Craig Biggio...

foxnsox13 · foxnsox13

The 38+ team from Albany, known as the New England Mutts, put in a superb effort this Independence weekend here in Portland, Maine and finished runner-up. On top of that, your president, John Reel, made the 6-hour trek to come and watch! I thought that was wonderful. The players showed a lot of class an...

Marc Tryon · Marc Tryon

On a cloudy and rain threatening night at SUNY, the Peppers and Pirates battled through a 9 inning game which saw both starters go the distance with the Pirates coming out on top. Tod Calhoun for the Pirates was dominant with a an overpowering fastball and drop curve striking out 14 Peppers and giving u...

rayjdem · rayjdem

It was a beautiful night for baseball. Setting the tone in the first inning, the H'Birds took every advantage the A's gave them (plus a few extra for good measure). A's ----- 1 2 --- 3 HBirds - 5 2 1 4 x ---12

KegHead · KegHead

On June 30th the 28+ Mets took on the Pirates at Albany Academy. The Mets came out on top 9-3 behind the dominant pitching performances of Eric Sparks and Keny Hall. Between them, they wracked up 19 K's (7 looking), including FIVE in ONE INNING (put a glove on that glove, catcher!) becaus...

mhart · mhart

hi guys! at work tonight, i found the following column by larry stone of the seattle times. since it's unlikely it'll be published in this area, i thought y'all'd like to see it - for laughs. or comfort, as the case may be. remember, during the hard times, try scallions. or is it garlic? happy fo...

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	new scotland directions (Preview) Does anyone have directions to New Scotland? As usual I know how to get there but can never remember any of the roads when my team ask.	dick stark	4	709	Jul 21 2:57 PM, 2005 by mgirard11
	need players (Preview) The Hornets need two players for tonight's 47+ game against the Whiz Kids, 6 p.m. at CBA. Call JimK at 461-7850. Thanx	sfgiants	0	669	Jul 21 11:59 AM, 2005 by sfgiants
	Orioles 13, Highlanders 0 (Preview) Bob Bolt ran his record to 4-0 by throwing four shutout innings on Friday night. John Pologa threw the last three innings to combine for the Orioles third shutout of the season. Doug Reisinger drove home three runs and Mike Kravitz had two hits and two rbi for the Orioles who are now 10-1.	dick stark	0	591	Jul 17 9:31 PM, 2005 by dick stark
	Knick field - July 16 (Preview) The Lansinburgh Royals are going to work on the Knick field tomorrow (Sat) evening 6:00pm. They have asked us to supply some manpower to complete the task faster. Just show up at 6:00pm. Any help will be appreciated.	KJ44	0	611	Jul 15 5:05 PM, 2005 by KJ44
	Pirates 5, A's 2 (Preview) And who can forget Eli Wallach's immortal lines from THE GOOD, THE BAD, AND THE UGLY: "Badges? We don't need no stinking badges!" After last night, maybe that's how we feel about umpires. The Pirates and A's were set to go at SUNY last night, but due to a miscommunication, no umpires showed. So...	JimmyP	1	704	Jul 14 1:48 PM, 2005 by rayjdem
	Orioles 16, Peppers 4 (Preview) The Orioles ran their record to 9-1 last night with a 16-4 win over the Peppers at CBA. Jim Maloney went the distance allowing earned runs. The Orioles committed a season high 5 errors to account for the Peppers runs. Jim allowed just three hits, walked two and struck out 4. Maloney is now 2-0 on the moun...	dick stark	0	661	Jul 14 8:50 AM, 2005 by dick stark
	Highlanders 10 - Fordians 6 (Preview) The Highlanders defeated the Fordians 10 to 6 on Wednesday night, July 13, at Kelts Field. Kalinski pitched a complete game for the win, Dalton took the loss. Jackson led the Highlanders with three hits and Dunbar led the Fordians with two hits. In a see-saw battle, the Fordians broke on top with three...	rosco49r	0	614	Jul 13 11:55 PM, 2005 by rosco49r
	Blue Thunder-15, Whiz Kidz-3 (Preview) After a terrific baseball game which came down to a winning run by the Kidz in extra innings, Blue Thunder came "thundering" back the twilight game of the doubleheader to walk away with a 15-3 win and a split. Hats off to both teams for enduring the heat on the field for almost six hours. Kevin McDonald we...	BL44	0	569	Jul 12 4:56 PM, 2005 by BL44
	Sunday Vets 7 Marlins 5 (Preview) Thanks to an ambitious crew from Troy, the heavily rained on field at the Knick became playable. As always, it was a well played game by both teams. The Marlins actually out hit the Vets 12 -8. The Vets were a little more efficient, taking advantage of a few timely walks. Each team utlized two pitchers. T...	Tony Scanu	0	622	Jul 11 8:56 PM, 2005 by Tony Scanu
	WhizKids 8, Blue Thunder 7 (Preview) Joe Torre lined a one out single in the bottom of the 8th inning to lift the WhizKids to a hard fought 8-7 victory over the Blue Thunder. Anthony Torre went 3 for 4 in his new role as leadoff hitter. The Black and Blue Award goes to Thunder manager Bob Lounsbury, who was plunked 3 times. Look out Craig Biggio...	WK8	0	586	Jul 11 4:49 PM, 2005 by WK8
	A Class Act! (Preview) The 38+ team from Albany, known as the New England Mutts, put in a superb effort this Independence weekend here in Portland, Maine and finished runner-up. On top of that, your president, John Reel, made the 6-hour trek to come and watch! I thought that was wonderful. The players showed a lot of class an...	foxnsox13	3	877	Jul 9 6:30 PM, 2005 by mgirard11
	Pirates 2 Peppers 1 (9 innings) (Preview) On a cloudy and rain threatening night at SUNY, the Peppers and Pirates battled through a 9 inning game which saw both starters go the distance with the Pirates coming out on top. Tod Calhoun for the Pirates was dominant with a an overpowering fastball and drop curve striking out 14 Peppers and giving u...	Marc Tryon	0	584	Jul 7 11:42 PM, 2005 by Marc Tryon
	38+ - Humminbirds 12 - A's 3 (7/6/05 Gruner) (Preview) It was a beautiful night for baseball. Setting the tone in the first inning, the H'Birds took every advantage the A's gave them (plus a few extra for good measure). A's ----- 1 2 --- 3 HBirds - 5 2 1 4 x ---12	rayjdem	0	634	Jul 7 11:36 AM, 2005 by rayjdem
	Dats a lotta K's! (Preview) On June 30th the 28+ Mets took on the Pirates at Albany Academy. The Mets came out on top 9-3 behind the dominant pitching performances of Eric Sparks and Keny Hall. Between them, they wracked up 19 K's (7 looking), including FIVE in ONE INNING (put a glove on that glove, catcher!) becaus...	KegHead	0	679	Jul 4 1:37 PM, 2005 by KegHead
	slump? what slump? try scallions (Preview) hi guys! at work tonight, i found the following column by larry stone of the seattle times. since it's unlikely it'll be published in this area, i thought y'all'd like to see it - for laughs. or comfort, as the case may be. remember, during the hard times, try scallions. or is it garlic? happy fo...	mhart	0	623	Jul 4 4:29 AM, 2005 by mhart
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