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JimmyP · JimmyP

Highlanders.......0 3 0.....3 11 6 Pirates..............1 1 1 4 x.....7 5 2 The Pirates prevailed in a tight contest, breaking it open in the bottom of the 5th a strike out/wild pitch dealio that landed our leadoff hitter on first base. Two sac bunts (Berger, Yakatan), some errors, and...

BL44 · BL44

Under the sunny skies of SUNY, Da Bums played their inaugural game in the 47+ division vs Blue Thunder. When the dust had settled, Blue Thunder walked away with a hard fought 21-11 victory overcoming a thunder of their own - a standing room only cheering section for Da Bums. As such, Da Bums never gave up...

rayjdem · rayjdem

In a game that went back and forth, the Highlanders and A's ended up tied after 7 innings. John Kalinski pitched the whole game for the H's giving up the seven runs in the first three innings, but then shutting down the A's with only one hit over the last 4 innings. Jim Bonaparte started for the A's, pitchi...

JimmyP · JimmyP

It had been 21 days since the Peppers had last played baseball. Sixteen days for the Pirates. And it showed. Still, if you ignore all the raggedness and blunders, deep down underneath there was a hard-fought game that came down to the final out, with two Peppers in scoring position. It was good to play a...

jdalton · jdalton

The Fordians of the CD-MSBL 38s are also playing in the NABF 22 & up level of Eastern NY Travel Baseball.......we have been placed in the Bronze Division, which has players, ranging from D-3 collegiate experience to more experienced players like our leagues. We are playing Friday nite (6/3) at W...

rayjdem · rayjdem

In a game that was much closer than the final score, the A's were able to escape a first inning in which they committed three errors with only one run scored by the Fordians. The A's came back in the second a hit from Dan Spilman, a double from Rich Romer and a run scoring groundout from Art Gianakos. Th...

dick stark · dick stark

More information about the Orioles 12-1 win over the Highlanders last night. Steve Lounello pitched 5 strong innings striking out 10 and also had two hits. Tony Nardacci, Mark Lennox and John Pologa also had a pair of hits. Pologa had three rbi and Lennox, Careccia and Kravitz had two each. John K...

rosco49r · rosco49r

The Aging Orioles slipped by the Highlanders 12-1 last night at the CBA field. The Orioles used patience and some timely hitting to gain the victory, since the score was 3-1 after four innings. Two defensive gems were turned in by Arduini at first base, each time diving to field an apparent single and,...

foxnsox13 · foxnsox13

Hey John, it's Lenny up here in Maine. I met you last Labor Day Tourney at HoJo's. I hope your season is going well, as we have had nothing but rain, rain, rain. Our season used to begin in April. Had we started at that time this year, we would have been rained out 4 of the five Sundays. Oh, well. To just play ba...

jreel · jreel

some guys are palnning on going to Portland maine for the wood bat tourny up there July 1-3, Ithink you play a Friday evening game and tow Saturaday then play playoffs sunday. It cost $50 per player this year. there are 2 gae divisions 28 + and 38+ . If you are interested you should organize now. Don Dunham...

Rich K · Rich K

I feel compelled to comment about the recent announcement of the remaining schedule for the 38 division. As a member of the Pirates, I'm more than disappointed that we didn' get one SUNY game, why is that? We received, an unusually high, assignment at Bethleham. From my knowledge of playing there ove...

dick stark · dick stark

Cloudy and damp night but the Orioles and Fordians managed to play a game last night albeit a 6 inning one. Nice new field to play on in Waterford courtesy of Jim Dalton. The shape of the field and the way it drains was the main reason we were able to get this one in. Now on to the game. Orioles ran their re...

EJR56 · EJR56

I am a little dissapointed that the 48 scheldue is still up in the air and not even posted on the site yet.The other divisions already have as much as 4 games played already.I get the impression that the 48 division just doesnt matter as much as the other division,yet we pay our dues just as they do,ok I am d...

jdalton · jdalton

On Mon. 5/23 at the Knick, the Fordians (3-1), behind the bats of Joe Hauser, Pat Alston, and Rodney Dunbar, and the gritty pitching of Biily Ferris, beat the Hummingbirds 5 - 3. Ferris, turning Mgr. Jim Dalton into Earl Weaver, wriggled out of jams, scattering 9 hits, walking 4 and striking out 5, incl...

KJ44 · KJ44

I found this info on the national website. Tom Dixon is a good guy. He's entered several teams in our Labor Day tournament. If you want to play in an MLB park, this is a great opportunity. This was posted on April 22. ================== The latest Day at Shea Stadium has been scheduled for Thurs...

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	Pirates 7, Highlanders 3 (Preview) Highlanders.......0 3 0.....3 11 6 Pirates..............1 1 1 4 x.....7 5 2 The Pirates prevailed in a tight contest, breaking it open in the bottom of the 5th a strike out/wild pitch dealio that landed our leadoff hitter on first base. Two sac bunts (Berger, Yakatan), some errors, and...	JimmyP	0	536	Jun 8 9:33 AM, 2005 by JimmyP
	Blue Thunder 21, Da Bums 11 (Preview) Under the sunny skies of SUNY, Da Bums played their inaugural game in the 47+ division vs Blue Thunder. When the dust had settled, Blue Thunder walked away with a hard fought 21-11 victory overcoming a thunder of their own - a standing room only cheering section for Da Bums. As such, Da Bums never gave up...	BL44	0	598	Jun 6 5:13 PM, 2005 by BL44
	38+ - Highlanders 7 A's 7 (6/2/05) (Preview) In a game that went back and forth, the Highlanders and A's ended up tied after 7 innings. John Kalinski pitched the whole game for the H's giving up the seven runs in the first three innings, but then shutting down the A's with only one hit over the last 4 innings. Jim Bonaparte started for the A's, pitchi...	rayjdem	0	602	Jun 6 12:43 PM, 2005 by rayjdem
	Pirates 12, Peppers 10 (Preview) It had been 21 days since the Peppers had last played baseball. Sixteen days for the Pirates. And it showed. Still, if you ignore all the raggedness and blunders, deep down underneath there was a hard-fought game that came down to the final out, with two Peppers in scoring position. It was good to play a...	JimmyP	0	630	Jun 2 10:24 PM, 2005 by JimmyP
	Seeking Players for 6/3 6pm Fri. (Preview) The Fordians of the CD-MSBL 38s are also playing in the NABF 22 & up level of Eastern NY Travel Baseball.......we have been placed in the Bronze Division, which has players, ranging from D-3 collegiate experience to more experienced players like our leagues. We are playing Friday nite (6/3) at W...	jdalton	0	614	Jun 2 10:05 PM, 2005 by jdalton
	38+ - A's 8 Fordians 1 (6/1/05) (Preview) In a game that was much closer than the final score, the A's were able to escape a first inning in which they committed three errors with only one run scored by the Fordians. The A's came back in the second a hit from Dan Spilman, a double from Rich Romer and a run scoring groundout from Art Gianakos. Th...	rayjdem	0	664	Jun 2 4:07 PM, 2005 by rayjdem
	Orioles/Highlanders (Preview) More information about the Orioles 12-1 win over the Highlanders last night. Steve Lounello pitched 5 strong innings striking out 10 and also had two hits. Tony Nardacci, Mark Lennox and John Pologa also had a pair of hits. Pologa had three rbi and Lennox, Careccia and Kravitz had two each. John K...	dick stark	0	631	Jun 2 8:59 AM, 2005 by dick stark
	Orioles VS Highlanders (Preview) The Aging Orioles slipped by the Highlanders 12-1 last night at the CBA field. The Orioles used patience and some timely hitting to gain the victory, since the score was 3-1 after four innings. Two defensive gems were turned in by Arduini at first base, each time diving to field an apparent single and,...	rosco49r	0	623	Jun 2 8:23 AM, 2005 by rosco49r
	playing ball (Preview) Hey John, it's Lenny up here in Maine. I met you last Labor Day Tourney at HoJo's. I hope your season is going well, as we have had nothing but rain, rain, rain. Our season used to begin in April. Had we started at that time this year, we would have been rained out 4 of the five Sundays. Oh, well. To just play ba...	foxnsox13	1	749	May 30 5:17 PM, 2005 by jreel
	MAINE AND THE 4TH (Preview) some guys are palnning on going to Portland maine for the wood bat tourny up there July 1-3, Ithink you play a Friday evening game and tow Saturaday then play playoffs sunday. It cost $50 per player this year. there are 2 gae divisions 28 + and 38+ . If you are interested you should organize now. Don Dunham...	jreel	0	740	May 30 5:14 PM, 2005 by jreel
	38 Schedule (Preview) I feel compelled to comment about the recent announcement of the remaining schedule for the 38 division. As a member of the Pirates, I'm more than disappointed that we didn' get one SUNY game, why is that? We received, an unusually high, assignment at Bethleham. From my knowledge of playing there ove...	Rich K	3	872	May 30 12:53 PM, 2005 by JimmyP
	Orioles/Fordians (Preview) Cloudy and damp night but the Orioles and Fordians managed to play a game last night albeit a 6 inning one. Nice new field to play on in Waterford courtesy of Jim Dalton. The shape of the field and the way it drains was the main reason we were able to get this one in. Now on to the game. Orioles ran their re...	dick stark	0	693	May 26 9:34 AM, 2005 by dick stark
	48 Scheldue (Preview) I am a little dissapointed that the 48 scheldue is still up in the air and not even posted on the site yet.The other divisions already have as much as 4 games played already.I get the impression that the 48 division just doesnt matter as much as the other division,yet we pay our dues just as they do,ok I am d...	EJR56	1	754	May 24 6:40 PM, 2005 by jreel
	Fordians 5 Hummingbirds 3 (Preview) On Mon. 5/23 at the Knick, the Fordians (3-1), behind the bats of Joe Hauser, Pat Alston, and Rodney Dunbar, and the gritty pitching of Biily Ferris, beat the Hummingbirds 5 - 3. Ferris, turning Mgr. Jim Dalton into Earl Weaver, wriggled out of jams, scattering 9 hits, walking 4 and striking out 5, incl...	jdalton	1	733	May 24 4:11 PM, 2005 by Rich K
	A day at Shea (Preview) I found this info on the national website. Tom Dixon is a good guy. He's entered several teams in our Labor Day tournament. If you want to play in an MLB park, this is a great opportunity. This was posted on April 22. ================== The latest Day at Shea Stadium has been scheduled for Thurs...	KJ44	0	618	May 24 9:18 AM, 2005 by KJ44
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