The A's defeated the Highlanders 7-5 at CBA field on Wednesday night. The A's were led by Art G's solid five inning relief stint, for which he received the "W". Hitting leaders for the A's were Newcombe with 2 RBI's and Class with two hits. John Kalinski led the Highlanders with two hits and an RBI.
Thanks for your kind comments, Tony. Da Bums bats finally came alive last night , led by Mark Gleason with 2 hits and a walk, an RBI, and a run scored. Mark caught the entire game, as our regular catcher had a prior commitment. Rich Frank was also 2-3 with 2 runs scored and an RBI, and al Tawardi had 2 hits in 3...
It was a great evening for a ballgame. Both teams showed up with what looked like an adequate amout of players. shortly after the start of the game we found that injuries were winning out. DaBums put together a good rally in the 4th. but fell a little short. The Vets came back with more insurance runs in th...
I have a question on the 48 scheldue,what is the correct scheldue the one on line or the one that I received from my manager? Reason being they are different?
on friday night, june 17th, when it rained all around the capital district, a circle of sun hit new scotland field, and we got a game in.
what a game. undecided until the last strike. a testament to how cruel - or upbeat -this game can be. and why it ages managers fast who are already aging fast.
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I WAS JUST LOOKING OVER THE 28+ SCHEDULE FOR JULY. EVERY ORIOLES GAME IS AT 9AM.WHAT DID WE DO TO DESERVE THAT? THERE ARE 9AM,1130AM,2PM AND 430PM GAMES ON THE SCHEDULE. HOW COME WE CAN'T GET A LATER GAME OCCASIONALLY? IT WOULD ONLY SEEM FAIR FOR US TO PLAY A GAME WHEN WE ARE AWAKE!
This sounds like a softball game score, but it really wasn't. The Vets with some timely hitting, came back from a 9-4 deficit. In the mean time, J Dalton's fast ball couldn't keep up with the Hornet's bats. and he held them to 3 runs over six innings. This was a good effort by both teams. Good luck Hornets i...
Great game played under the sunny skies of SUNY. Blue Thunder started off strong with six runs in the bottom of the first inning. But, as the Golden Marlins started to chip away at their deficit, their strong pitching shut out the Thunder the rest of the way. Eventually the Marlins took over the lead in t...
Todd Calhoun got the start for the Pirates and threw five innings of two-hit ball. Richie Knaupp finished, giving us a little excitement in the glooming. Meanwhile, the offense methodically chipped away at starter Jim Dalton and Tony Meilak in relief, building a comfortable lead. Hitting stars fo...
Hey guys, we look forward to seeing you up here for the DownEaster! Don't worry about playing Friday evening. It looks as though teams from away will play 2 Saturday and one Sunday morning before the playoffs begin Sunday afternoon. Take care and drive safely. -Lenny Fox
The Waterford Fordians of the 22and Up, Stan Musial Bronze Division of the ENYTB now stand at 2-1 after a 23-7 spanking of the Rusty Nails on Tuesday. As you may be awarre, this is a floating, open-roster. We have employed (11) of our 16-man Fordian 38 & up MSBL roster, as well as MSBL 38s Rockets D. Rutter...
Kevin Moon of the Albany Adirondack A's pitched a no hit shutout with 9 k's through 5 innings. The game was called due to the mercy rule with the A's winning against the Brewers 10-0. Kevin was 1 error away from a Perfect Game !!!!!! Congrats Kevin on a great Game!!!
The Highlanders defeated the Peppers tonight at CBA field in a game which was closer than the score might indicate. The Highlanders led by only a 5-2 score at the end of five innings. Kevin Jackson pitched a complete game and allowed only one earned run and four hits. Kevin also helped himself with two s...
Mike Podgorski pitched a complete 7-inning game, giving up 1 earned run, and Anthony Torre went 4 for 4 to lead the offense as the WhizKids evened their record at 1-1 with the victory. DaBums were short-handed, but played hard until the last out.
Under the threatening skies of SUNY (slight downpour in the 4th) the Veterans started off their 2005 season with a convincing 12-0 shut out over the Blue Thunder. With the great pitching from three Veterans, Blue Thunder was held in check to just four hits over seven innings. Fine job done by the Veter...
