ISC Travel League of Eastern Canada.
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Six Nations at Palermo
Game 45
Six Nations-2
Palermo-3
WP-Gord Scott, Mike Joseph in relief 2 innings
LP-Darren Zack
2 HRs-C. Miller- Six Nations
Game 46
Six Nations-1
Palermo-7
WP-Mike Joseph
LP-R. Miller
HR-G. Inglehart-Palermo,????-Six Nations
Larry Withnell
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Sioux Falls, SD
6-14-05
The Sioux Falls Sox went 3-2 over the weekend making their overall record for the season 16-4. Adam Huisman was the workhorse pitching over 30 innings in a three day timeframe. Kyle Ebert’s also assisted in the pitching duties over the weekend. The Sox lost to Fargo Bergstrom/Kegel with Darcy Byrne picking up the victory on Sat and to Odin, Mn on Sunday.
The Sox defeated Scarletts and the Crow Bar (twice), both out of Sioux Falls, SD.
The Sox are in action once again over the 4th of July weekend in Omaha, Ne for the Ne-Ia-Kota travel league where they are attempting to capture their third consecutive bid to the ISC II – Tournament of Champions in Chippewa Falls, WI.
Current Standings:
NE-IA-KOTA Travel League standings at the end of weekend #1 are:
1. Albaugh, Inc. Elkhart, Iowa. 7-0
2. Team Iowa, Des Moines, Iowa. 4-1
3. Sioux Falls Sox, Sioux Falls, SD. 3-2
4T. Winterset, Winterset, Iowa. 2-2
4T. Game Time, Newton, Iowa 2-3
4T. Sportscasters, Lincoln, NE. 2-4
7T. Johns Plumbing, Cortland, NE. 1-3
7T. Nielsens, Grand Island, NE. 1-4
7T. Tanners Fast-Pitch, Omaha, NE. 1-4
The North American team record is 3-1
Sioux Falls Sox Batting and Pitching Stats through 6-12
30 at bat minimum:
Brian Mitchell .692
Mike Mueller .508
Tim Hoover . 456
Tim Bosch .444
Tim Dejong .302
Chuck Huntimer .300
Jason Bosch . 296
Adam Huisman . 280
Mark Mueller .250
Home Run Leaders:
Brian Mitchell 6
Mike Mueller 6
Tim Bosch 4
Chuck Huntimer 4
Pitching Stats: (Minimum 3 starts)
Kyle Ebbert 3-0 ERA .69
Adam Huisman 5-2 ERA 5.33
Shane Bouman 4-2 ERA 5.60
Tim Bosch 2-2 ERA 10.09
Mike Mueller
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Innerkip, ON
June 14, 2005
ISC Travel League of Eastern Canada
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Game 41
Norwich 6 Innerkip 2
Winning Pitcher – Ben Blonde 7 Innings, 2 Runs Allowed, 3 His Allowed
Losing Pitcher – Steve Running 3 Innings, 5 Runs Allowed, 1 Earned Run, 6 Hits; relief Jamie Simpson 4 Innings, 1Run Allowed, 2 Hits
Game 42 – Rained Out
Jeff Whetstone
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Niagara Falls, Ontario
Speed kills and the Aussie Colts used their team speed to slay two all-star teams from the Golden Horseshoe Fastball League in a doubleheader last night in Niagara Falls.
Armed with a string of left-handed slap hitters who run like gazelles, the Australian Junior Men’s National Team will be very difficult to defend against at the ISF Junior Men’s World Championship in PEI starting June 24.
The Aussies jumped out to a quick 1-0 lead in the top of the first inning in game one as Adam Raptis slapped a double, stole third and scored as James Brooks reached on an error.
The GHFL roared back, scoring four in the home half of the first, highlighted by a Mike Bateman home run off Aussie starter Brooks. Matt Lyons opened with a double to the fence followed by a solid single by Tim Coe. Scott Young cashed them both with another double to the fence and came around to score on Bateman’s opposite field shot.
In the top of the second inning, the Aussies strung together a triple by Andrew Ratten and five infield singles from Josh Jones, Damien Nairn, Raptis, Brooks and Nick Green, pounding the ball into a hard infield and beating out a series of bunts and high hoppers, scoring five runs to take a 6-4 lead.
The GHFL closed the gap to 6-5 as Mike Welton scored on another double off the fence, this one by Mark Hall off reliever Ryan Van Coeverden. A solo home run by Travis Southam restored the two-run lead for the Colts as Adam Folkard came in to shut the door, striking out the side in the final two innings.
Starting pitcher Scott Wagar took the loss, giving up seven hits and five earned runs in three innings of work while striking out six. Dan Deumo tossed three innings of relief, striking out four while giving up the Southam home run and a single to Aussie game MVP Adam Raptis.
Bateman was named the MVP for the GHFL.
Van Coeverden was the winner in relief of Brooks, with Folkard getting the save.
Folkard started on the mound in game two much the way he finished in game, throwing hard gas and mixing in a world-class change-up, string out four in the first two innings with a hit batter the only blemish on his record. The GHFL managed only a bunt single by Trevor Moses in the fifth as the offenses from both teams were handcuffed by the pitchers.
Garon Clough had the first of two singles in the second inning, reached second on a passed ball and stole third before coming home on a double by Van Coeverden. Clough scored again in the fourth, stealing second and third after a one-out single and then coming in on a passed ball.
Chad Reed worked the first two innings and took the loss, despite striking out five and giving up only the two hits and the lone run. Duane Singer threw two innings of relief, allowing four hits and one run. Rick Hames pitched a clean fifth for the GHFL.
Folkard took the win with relief from both Brooks and Van Coeverden. Game MVPs were Clough for the Aussies and Reed for the GHFL.
Game 1
Australia 7 GHFL 5
WP: Ryan Van Coeverden in relief of James Brooks, save Adam Folkard
LP: Scott Wagar, relief Dan Duemo
Aussies string together a triple and five infield singles pounding the ball into a hard infield and beating out a series of high hoppers to score 5 runs in the second.
Game 2
Australia 2 GHFL 0
WP: Folkard, relief Brooks, Van Coeverden
LP: Chad Reed, relief Duane Singer, Rick Hames
Not a lot of offense in this one, but Aussies twice steal third setting up both runs.
Two very competitive games with good defense displayed by the Aussies and the GHFL (at times). These kids are incredibly quick with a. They will be very difficult to defend against and have no hesitation on the base paths and will swipe second, third and home if you aren’t wary. Not a lot of power, but Travis Southam and Andrew Ratten can hit the ball deep. Folkard was very good, getting 10Ks in four innings of work and not allowing a hit.
They’re also a bunch of very friendly ball players and are going to be tough to beat in PEI.
Thanks to all the GHFL players, Herb Beckman, Al Greatrix and Rob Sampano for looking after the Niagara All-Stars and Brian Costie, Will Lake & Paul Gilmour for the Waterdown All-Stars. Special thanks to Lindsey Carroll, Laing Harrow and the Aussie Colts for making the trip to the Falls and for two competitive games.
For those that were unable to tune in to our webcast through BallPark Radio.com, archive files of both games will be available in the very near future.
Cheers,
Blair Setford
Golden Horseshow Fastball League
www.ghfl.ca
mail to: blairjs@rogers.com
Good day for the Aussies
Australian under-19 fastball team beats local all-stars 7-5 in exhibition game
By DAN DAKIN
Sports – Tuesday, June 14, 2005 @ 02:00
NIAGARA FALLS – Call him the stroik-out king.
An all-star team of men’s fastball players from across the Golden Horseshoe took on the Australian under-19 national team Monday night at Ker Park. In the end, it was Aussie hurler Adam Folkard who did in the home team.
Folkard, considered one of the top prospects in Australia, pitched the final two innings and struck out six of the seven batters he faced as the visitors beat the Golden Horseshoe Fastball League All-stars 7-5 in front of a few hundred spectators at Ker Park.
The 18-year-old Folkard was hired to play for a highly ranked fastball team in the U.S. last year and he’ll do the same this summer. However, he said he’s not aiming to break into Major League Baseball soon.
“I want to win a gold medal with the Australian under-19 team (at the World Championships this month) and then I want to win a gold medal with the men’s team and, hopefully, beat the world champions New Zealand,†Folkard said.
Niagara Falls all-star Rob Greatrix, who normally suits up for the Niagara Falls Fury men’s fastball team, said he wasn’t surprised by how well the Aussie team played.
“For Australia, fastball is one of their big sports and even though they’re under-19, it would be like Canada sending its under-19 hockey team somewhere,†Greatrix said.
From the moment the Aussies pulled into Ker Park, it was clear this was not your run-of-the-mill beer-league team.
Though they arrived a few minutes late after playing tourists earlier in the day, the green and yellow-clad club went through a detailed warmup led by one of two full-time trainers who travel with them.
The team arrived in Canada Friday, playing seven games in a tournament, where they won the consolation title. The tourney kicked off a busy schedule of more than 20 games in 10 days.
They played two games Monday night against the Golden Horseshoe all-stars and they continue their tour today with another doubleheader in Milverton.
They’ll continue playing two games every night the rest of the week.
This tour is in preparation for the International Softball Federation Junior Men’s World Championships in Summerside, P.E.I., June 24 to July 3.
Australia is considered among the favorites, along with Japan and New Zealand.
For the most part, Australia’s offence was the result of infield bunts and short hits, which coach Lindsey Carroll said is a reflection of his country’s smaller diamonds.
“The outfields are a lot bigger here than we’re used to. So, it changes the nature of the game,†he said.
The younger players also used speed to their advantage, rolling up plenty of stolen bases and repeatedly outrunning throws to first base on bunts.
The Niagara team didn’t have as much speed, but they used the long-ball to fuel its offence. The all-star team’s effort was highlighted by a two-run homer in the first inning by Mike Bateman, of Niagara Falls.
Niagara led 4-1 after the first inning before Australia rallied with five runs in the second to take a 6-4 lead.
The home team closed the gap to 6-5 in the bottom of the fourth, but a home run by Australia’s Travis Southam made it 7-5 in the fifth.
“This team was probably the toughest team we’ve played so far on the tour,†said Folkard, who will play for the No. 6 world ranked team in Fargo, N.D., this summer.
“I played in the States last year and it was great. I learned a lot.â€
The all-star team put up a good fight against the Aussies, but Greatrix said Monday’s game was also about having a good time.
“It’s a competitive league and we don’t play too many games for fun,†he said. “But it’s fun to play with guys you normally play against.â€
Stillwater, Minnesota
With play now completed in the Gopher State ISC Travel League, Commisioner Les Novak awarded berths to the top three teams in the Travel League to the 2005 ISC II Tournament of Champions in Chippewa Falls, Wisconsin.
When the dust settled, #17 ASB-Villard (St. Paul) and #33 Fisher Group (Mankato) tied for the lead with records of 4-5. Vannelli’s (St. Paul) finished third at 3-6 while #11 Chub’s Pub Wizards (Fargo, ND) ended at 2-7, despite being shorthanded on the weekend. All rankings are based on June 1 ISC II Rankings.
The bids went down to Sundays games and the games were exciting to say the least. Fisher Group downed Chub’s 6-5 while Villard defeated Vannelli’s 8-4.
In the final round of games, both games went extra innings. Villard took 10 innings to dispatch of Chub’s 6-5 on Jack Rowan’s solo home run in the top of the 10th.
Vannelli’s defeated Fisher Group 7-5 in 9 innings, completing a run by Vannelli’s that saw them go 0-5 in the first weekend.
Fisher Group’s Brian Looft tied the game in the bottom of the seventh, when down by 2 runs and down to their last strike, he tripled to score runners from first and second.
Travis Kunz gave Vannelli’s the lead in the top of the 9th with a 3-run home run. Fisher Group threatened with one run in the bottom of the 9th but Vannelli’s held on.
Line scores are as follows.
Fisher Group 6 Chub’s Pub Wizards 5
FG 050 100 0-6 8 0
Chub 100 211 0-5 9 1
Bryan Sowers, Troy Glaubitz (6) and Chad Ostermann
Kevin McCrory and Lee Anderson
WP-Sowers (4-0)
LP-McCrory (0-1)
S-Glaubitz (1)
HR-Scott Ostermann (1), Brian Swanson (1) Fisher Group; Dennis Mjoness (1)
Chub’s Pub
Fisher Group
Scott Altenberg, 2-4
Bill Goebel, 2-4
Troy Glaubitz, 2 K in 5 IP
Brian Looft, 2-4
Scott Ostermann, 2-4, HR, 3 RBI
Chub’s Pub
Dan Foss, 2-4, RBI
Todd Graalum, 1-3, HR, RBI
Kevin McCrory, 2-4, 6 K
Dennis Mjoness, 1-3, HR, RBI
ASB-Villard 8 Vannelli’s 4
Vill 150 100 1-8 9 0
Vann 000 121 0-4 6 4
Dave Dziengel and Tom Schoeberl, Jimmy Walker (4), Tom Schoeberl (6)
Travis Kunz and John Paitich
WP-D. Dziengel (3-1)
LP-Kunz (1-4)
HR-Roman Foore (1) Villard; Dave Marchio (1), Pat St. Martin (1) Vannelli’s
Villard
Dave Dziengel, 2 K
Roman Foore, 1-4, HR, 2 RBI
Rick Hall, 2-3, 3B, RBI
Jeff Schoeberl, 3-4, 2B, RBI
Tom Schoeberl, 2-3
Vannelli’s
Travis Kunz, 2-3, 2B, 2 RBI, 6 K
Dave Marchio, 2-3, HR, RBI
Pat St. Martin, 1-3, HR, 2 RBI
Vannelli’s 7 Fisher Group 6. 9 innings
Vann 201 001 003-7 12 0
FG 010 010 201-5 10 1
Kevin Kammueller and Pat St. Martin
Troy Glaubitz and Scott Ostermann
WP-Kammueller (2-0)
LP-Glaubitz (1-1)
HR-Travis Kunz (1) Vannelli’s; Brent Rabenhorst (3) Fisher Group
Vannelli’s
Chris Diethert, 2-5, 2B
Kevin Kammueller, 4 K
Travis Kunz, 2-5, HR, 3 RBI
Marty LaValle, 1-4, 2B, RBI
Dave Marchio, 3-4
Pat St. Martin, 2-4
Tom Paitich, 2-5
Fisher Group
Troy Glaubitz, 7 K
Brian Looft, 4-5, 3B, 2 RBI
Brent Rabenhorst, 3-4, HR, RBI
With two out in the bottom of the seventh and runners on first and second, Brian Looft hits a triple (a foot from the top of the fence in right
center) to tie the game
Top of the ninth, Travis Kunz hits a three-run homer
Villard 6 Chub’s Pub Wizards 5, 10 innings
Vill 010 121 000 1-6 10 1
Chub 001 310 000 0-5 9 2
Joel Cooley, Dave Dziengel (5) and Tom Schoeberl
Kevin McCrory and Lee Anderson
WP-D. Dziengel (4-1)
LP-McCrory (0-2)
HR-Randy Albers (1), Jeff Henry (1), Jack Rowan (1) Villard; Todd Graalum (1) Chub’s Pub
Villard
Dave Dziengel, 4 K in 6 IP
Zach Goring, 3-5
Jeff Henry, 2-5, HR, RBI
Jack Rowan, 2-4, RBI, HR
Jeff Schoeberl, 2-4, 2B, 2 RBI
Chub’s Pub
Todd Graalum, 2-4, HR, RBI
Kevin McCrory, 2-4, 2B, 4 K
Jack Rowan hit a solo homer in the bottom of the 10th with two out
Brett Bresnahan
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Stillwater, Minnesota
The two bids at stake from the Gopher State ISC Travel League will go to the final games. Entering this weekend’s play at Lily Lake Park in Stillwater, Chub’s Pub Wizards (Fargo, ND) and Fisher Group (Mankato) sat at 2-3, ASB-Villard (St. Paul) was at 1-4 and Vannelli’s (St. Paul) stood at 0-5.
After Saturday’s games, Fisher Group is in first place with a record of 3-4. The remaining three teams each stand at 2-5.
Each team played two games today and will play two games tomorrow.
Today’s games were delayed approximately 90 minutes after a rain forced delay and time to get the fields back in playing condition.
The days games were exciting to say the least. Two games were decided in the bottom of the seventh inning, Villard defeating Chub’s Pub and Vannelli’s beating Chub’s Pub.
Play begins Sunday at 10 am with Villard playing Vannelli’s and Chub’s Pub squaring off against Fisher Group.
The Noon games will match Villard and Chub’s Pub against each other, while Fisher Group takes on Vannelli’s.
A tie-breaker game will be played at 2 pm if two teams are tied for second place.
Line Scores are below.
ASB-Villard 3 Chub’s Pub Wizards 2
Chub 002 000 0-2 6 0
Vill 110 000 1-3 6 1
Richard Carney and Lee Anderson
Dave Dziengel and Tom Schoeberl, Jimmy Walker (4), Tom Schoeberl (6)
WP-D. Dziengel (2-1)
LP-Carney (2-2)
HR-Zach Goring (1), Jeff Schoeberl (1) Villard; Carney (1) Chub’s Pub
Villard
Randy Albers, 2-3, 2B, RBI
Dave Dziengel, 5 K
Zach Goring, 2-3, HR, RBI
Jeff Schoeberl, 2-3, HR, RBI
Chub’s Pub
Richard Carney, 3-3, 2B, HR, 2 RBI, 8 K
Villard wins game on bases loaded walk in bottom of seventh
Vannelli’s 9 Fisher Group 3
FG 300 000 0-3 3 0
Vann 222 030 x-9 9 1
Tony Parsons, Bryan Sowers (4) and Chad Ostermann
Travis Kunz and Tom Paitich
WP-Kunz (1-3)
LP-Parsons (0-3)
HR-None
Fisher Group
Tony Parsons, 1 K in 3.1 IP
Bryan Sowers, 4 K in 2.2 IP
Vannelli’s
Chris Diethert, 3-4, RBI
Kunz, 2-3, 2 RBI, 10 K
Dave Marchio, 2-4
Tom Paitich, 2-4
Fisher Group 3 ASB-Villard 1
Vill 000 100 0-1 6 1
FG 002 100 x-3 8 1
Joel Cooley, Dave Dziengel (4) and Tom Schoeberl, Jimmy Walker (3), Tom Schoeberl (5)
Brian Sowers and Chad Ostermann
WP-Sowers (3-0)
LP-Cooley (0-3)
HR-Brent Rabenhorst (2) Fisher Group
Villard
Joel Cooley, 2 K in 3.1 IP
Dave Dziengel, 4 K in 2.3 IP
Zach Goring, 2-4, 3B
Jeff Schoeberl, 2-3
Fisher Group
Bill Goebel, 1-3, 2B, RBI
Brian Looft, 3-3
Brent Rabenhorst, 1-3, HR, 2 RBI
Brian Sowers, 11 K
Vannelli’s 6 Chub’s Pub Wizards 5
Chub 301 001 0-5 9 0
Vann 001 030 2-6 11 0
Dennis Mjoness and Lee Anderson
Kevin Kammueller and Tom Paitich
WP-Kammueller (1-0)
LP-Mjoness (0-3)
HR-Dan Foss (3) Chub’s Pub; Travis Kunz (1) Vannelli’s
Chub’s Pub
Richard Carney, 2-4, 2B
Dan Foss, 2-3, HR, 3 RBI
Dennis Mjoness, 6 K
Gavin Smith, 2-4
Vannelli’s wins game in bottom of seventh of bases loaded single
Brett Bresnahan
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Jarvis, ON
ISC League games 35-36 Palermo at Jarvis
Schneider’s ISC Alliance
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Subject: ISC League games
June 8 /05 Palermo @ Jarvis
Game # 35 Jarvis 6 Palermo 0
W,P. Andrew Phibbs
L.P. Mike Joseph
Game # 36 Jarvis 10 Palermo 6
WP Andrew Phibbs in relief of Brent Fehrman
LP Gord Scott
Excellent night for Chad Staats in 7 plate appearances had 6 hits and 1 walk.
Bill Lindsay
Jarvis Merchants
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NIAGARA FALLS, Ontario – Fastball fans in southern Ontario can put a shrimp on the barbie for the Australian Junior Men’s national fastball team as they take on a pair of all-star teams from the Golden Horseshoe Fastball League (GHFL) on Monday June 13 at Ker Park in Niagara Falls.
The games will be webcast via Ball Park Radio starting at 7:00 pm eastern time.
The Australian team is looking to get a head start on the competition for the 2005 International Softball Federation Junior Men’s World Softball Championship running from June 24 to July 3 in Summerside, PEI with a 20-game, 10-day trek through southern Ontario.
“We’re excited about playing these young men, some of whom are going to be superstars in the game in the future,” said GHFL President Blair Setford, noting that Aussie pitcher Adam Folkard is already being courted by some of the top men’s teams in North America.
“We’re hoping that events like this will bring out families to the park and get people excited about the game again,” said Setford, a former St. Catharines resident who grew up playing minor ball in the area.
The GHFL counts 13 teams spanning from Niagara Falls through Niagara-on-the-Lake, St. Catharines, Hamilton, Waterdown and Mississauga.
Players from the Niagara-based teams and Mississauga will be playing in the first game at 7:00 pm while players from the Waterdown teams will take the field at 9:00 pm.
After the doubleheader in Niagara Falls, the Aussies are off to Milverton, for a doubleheader the next day; Wednesday they play the Innerkip Eagles before spending two days in Belmore when they play Belmore and Harriston on Thursday. They regroup and face two all-star teams from the Belmore area on Friday.
On Saturday, June 18 they play another doubleheader as they face the Kitchener Senior and Junior Hallman Twins. Their last game is the Silver Kings in Mitchell before taking in a Toronto Blue Jays game Monday June 20. They leave Toronto Tuesday morning for PEI where they will compete against nine other countries for the gold medal. The Aussies have won the past two championships in 2001 and 1997.
Setford said the fans will be in for a treat during the exhibition games.
“Fastball fans will be thrilled with the exciting brand of ball played by the Australian team. They’re a talented group of players with strong pitching, speed and some power, but our guys will be taking this seriously, too. We’ve got some of the best players in Ontario playing in the GHFL and we’re delighted to get them some exposure.”
Among the players will be several members of the Niagara Snappers, who recently won a star-studded tournament in Virgil over top Ontario and American competition, players from the defending Niagara Falls league champions Niagara Falls Fury and representatives from the 2004 GHFL champion Hamilton Hawks along with players from all the GHFL teams.
Entry to the games is free. Ker Park is on Sinnicks Road just off Thorold Stone Road in Niagara Falls.
For further information, please contact:
Blair Setford
Golden Horseshoe Fastball League
905.826.2697 evenings
416.681.8803 days
blairjs@rogers.com
www.ghfl.ca
Golden Horseshoe Fastball League
Southern Ontario
Woodhouse & Gillis blow away the Smoke … RHCP Beam Up Scottie’s … Singer & Hawks fly over Fury … A’s-Keith’s tie at two … Arrows howl over Coyotes … Luke’s cool off Scottie’s … Hammer tames Fury … Arrows edge A’s … Snappers sweep Fury & Coyotes … Hawks shutdown RHCP … Hammer take a pair from R’backs & Smoke … Keith’s nail down win over Hammer
GHFL’s Niagara Snappers ranked #5 in May 31 Ontario rankings, #18 in June 1 ISC II rankings … Mississauga Arrows ranked #34 in June 1 ISC II rankings … GHFL at the Snapper Shootout: Snappers win going 5-1 … Arrows 2-2 … Niagara Selects (players from Fury, RHCP & Luke’s) 1-1-1 … Hawks 1-2
Sunday May 29
Hamilton Hawks 8
Smoke of Millgrove 1
WP: Duane Singer (2-0) 3IP, 2H 6Ks; relief Chad Reed 4IP 2H 1ER 4Ks
LP: Andy Sadler (0-2) 3IP 2H 2ER 1K; relief Cory Griffiths 2IP 4H 2ER 1K; James Hake 1IP 3H 4ER 1K
Hawks: Bryan Woodhouse 2-4 HR (1st) 2R 4RBI; Steve Gillis HR (1st) 3RBIs; Kevin Shewfelt 1-2 RBI
Smoke: James Hake 2-3 R; Jason Vanderharst 1-3 RBI
Monday May 30
St. Catharines Red Hot Chili Pepper 4
Niagara Falls Beam Me Up Scottie’s 1
WP Rob Tomins (1-0) 4 IP 1R 4H; relief Andy Hicks 3IP 0R 3H
LP: Cody (0-1) 7 IP 4R 2H
RHCP: Jamie Morey 1-3 HR (1st); Kres Anderson 1-3 RBI Scottie’s: Anthony V 1-3
Hamilton Hawks 5
Niagara Falls Fury 3
WP- Duane Singer (3-0) 7IP 5H 2ER 10Ks
LP- Nathan Rogers (0-1) 3IP 3H 4BB 3ER 3K; relief Matt Lyons 2IP 3H 1ER 2Ks; Rich Vassos 2IP 1H 1BB 1ER 3Ks
Hawks: Bryan Woodhouse, 2-3 HR (2nd) 2B BB 3R RBI; Derek Wardell 2-4 3 RBIs
Fury : Tom Watkinson 2-3 R; Aaron Belding 1-2 SAC HR (1st) 2 RBIs; Rob Greatrix, 1-3 3B
Morriston A’s 2
Waterdown Alexander Keith’s 2 – 8 innings
Mississauga Arrows 10
Waterdown Coyotes 4
WP: Adam Lebrun (1-0) 6IP 4R 9H 1BB 8Ks
LP: Doug Hoffman (0-2) 3IP 9R 11H 2BB 2Ks; relief Kevin Glugston 3IP 1R 4H 3BB 1K
Arrows: Tom Fortune 3-4 2 2B RBI; Tim Coe 3-3 2B, 3B 3RBIs; Jeff Beange 2-4 RBI
Coyotes: Wilson 2-4 HR(1st) 2 RBIs; Bob Crickmore 2-4 RBI
Wednesday June 1
Niagara Falls Cool Hand Luke’s 8
Niagara Falls Beam Me Up Scottie’s 1
Waterdown Hammer 5
Niagara Falls Fury 2
WP: Rod Fevreau (2-0) 6IP 2R 5H 13Ks; Jim Hurst 1 IP 2 Ks
LP: Rich Vassos (0-2) 7IP 5R 7H 4BB 7Ks
Hammer: Mark Herron 2-2 3 RBIs; Joe Reeves 2-4 RBI; Moe Daoust 1-3 2B; Kyle Davis 1-2 2B
Fury: Scott Hedden 2-3 2 RBIs; Mark Korton 1-3 2B
Mississauga Arrows 5
Morriston A’s 4
WP: Drew Hathway (2-0) 7IP 4R 7H 0BB 10Ks
LP: Kevin Williams (0-1) 3IP 4R 4H 1BB 2Ks; relief Matt Sommerville 3IP 1R 3H 0BB 5Ks
Arrows: Mike Welton 3-3 RBI 2R; Drew Hathway 2-3 2 RBIs; Ron Rosengren HR (1st) 2 RBIs
A’s: Mark McCaig 3B 2 RBIs; Shawn Small 1-3 RBI; Erik Rasmussen 1-3 RBI
Thursday June 2
Niagara Falls Beam Me Up Scottie’s 7
Waterdown Razorbacks 0 – default
Niagara Snappers 6
Niagara Falls Fury 3
WP: Jason Paylove (1-0) 7IP 3R 6H 4K
LP: Scott Wagar (1-1) 6IP 6R 8H 5K
Snappers: Todd Dawdy 3-3 3 RBIs; Dan Bernard 1-3 2 RBIs; Peter Dobbin 2-4
Fury: Darren Gray 1-3 HR (1st) 2 RBIs; Rob DiGiuli 2-2
Niagara Falls Snappers 5
Waterdown Coyotes 0
WP: Perry Bartley (1-0) 4IP 0R 2H 4K in relief Dan Duemo 2IP 0R 1H 3K in relief Mike Bateman 1IP 0R 0H 2K
LP: Kevin Clugston (1-2-1) 6IP 5R 8H 4K
Snappers: Jim Wilson 1-3 2RBIs; Dean Carr 2-2 1RBI
Coyotes: Kevin Clugston 1-3
Hamilton Hawks 6
St. Catharines Red Hot Chili Pepper 0
WP: Duane Singer (4-0) 7IP 2H 0R 16Ks
LP: Andy Hicks (1-1) 6IP 10H 6ER 6K
Hawks: Derek Wardell 2-4 2R; Kevin Shewfelt 2-4 2R RBI; Chris Shewfelt 2-3 3B 2 RBIs; Steve Gillis 1-3 2 RBI
RHCP: Ron Webb 1-3 2B; Darryl Breadner 1-3
Friday June 3
Waterdown Hammer 5
Waterdown Razorbacks 3
WP Rod Fevreau (3-0) 6IP 6H 1ER 6Ks
LP: Moe Curtis (0-3) 3IP 4ER 7H 2Ks; relief Shawn James 4IP 2H 0ER 3BB 4Ks
Hammer: Joe Reeves 3-3 HR (1st) 2RBIs; T Hogg 2-4 2 3B RBI; Dave Kingdon 2-4; Darren Curtis 1-2 RBI
Razorbacks: Shawn James 3-3 R; Yates 2-4
Waterdown Hammer 7
Smoke of Millgrove 2
WP: Brian Lisk (2-0) 7IP 1ER 7H 14Ks
LP: James Hake 3IP 6R 6H 3BBs 3Ks; relief Corey Griffiths 3IP 1H 1R (unearned) 5Ks
Hammer: Dave Kingdon 2-3 2B 3B RBI; Pete Chambers 1-3 3B RBI; Brian Lisk 2-2 2B 2R RBI
Smoke: James Hake 2-3; Corey Griffiths 3-4 RBI; Matt Pegg 1-2 RBI
Sunday June 5
Waterdown Alexander Keith’s 7
Waterdown Hammer 1
WP: Rick Hames (3-1) 7 IP 1ER 6Ks
LP: Jim Hurst (1-1-1) 5IP 5ER 5Ks
Keith’s: Darcy Zimmerman 1-3 HR (1st) 3 RBIs; Nick Moskal 2-4 HR (1st); Vlad Sephar 2-2 2 RBIs
GHFL Standings
Teams……………GP…W…L…T…P…Pct
Hammer…………..8…6…1…1…13….813
Hawks……………..6…5…0…1…11….917
Morriston………….5…3…2…2…8….517
Keith’s…………….6…3…2…1…7….583
Arrows…………….3…3…0…0…6….1.000
Snappers………….3…3…0…0…6….1.000
Chili Pepper………3…2…1…0…4…..667
Scottie’s…………..4…2…2…0…4…..500
Coyotes…………..4…1…2…1…3….375
Fury……………….5…1…4…0…2…..200
Luke’s…………….3…1…2…0…2…..333
Smoke……………5…0…5…0…0…..000
Razorbacks……..7…0…7…0…0…..000
Upcoming games:
Monday June 6
8:30 MORRISTON at FURY Ker
9:00 CHILI PEPPER at RAZORBACKS Joe Sam’s
Wednesday June 8
6:30 LUKE’S at SCOTTIE’S Ker
8:30 CHILI PEPPER at ARROWS Meadowvale
Thursday June 9
7:00 LUKE’S at SNAPPERS Memorial
9:00 SMOKE at SNAPPERS Memorial
8:45 ARROWS at FURY Ker
9:00 COYOTES at MORRISTON Morriston
Blair Setford
Golden Horseshoe Fastball League
www.ghfl.ca
mail to: blairjs@rogers.com
Palermo, ON
Monday, June 6, 2005
ISC Travel League of Eastern Canada
http://www.pmihrm.com/isceast.htm
Games 31 and 32
Norwich at Palermo
Game # 31
Norwich-2
Palermo-2
Pitching
Norwich-Tim Neil
Palermo-Mike Joseph
Game # 32
Norwich-0
Palermo-6
WP-Gord Scott
LP-Drew Winger
Mississauga, ON
ISC II #34 Mississauga Arrows open league season at 3-0
THE MISSISSAUGA NEWS
Arrows win pair
The Mississauga News
Jun 3, 2005
The Mississauga Arrows ran their record to 3-0 in the Golden Horseshoe Fastball League (GHFL) with a pair of victories this week over the Waterdown Coyotes and Morriston A’s.
Travelling to Waterdown on Monday night, the Arrows banged out 15 hits en route to a 10-4 pasting of the Coyotes.
Tom Fortune and Tim Coe led the Arrows attack with Fortune going 3-4 on the night with two doubles and two RBIs.
Coe was 3-3 with a walk, double, triple and three RBIs. Jeff Beange was 2-4 with an RBI and Blair Setford was 1-2 with sacrifice fly RBI and a double.
Adam Lebrun picked up the win for the Arrows on the mound, his first of the season, giving up nine hits and the four Coyote runs. Lebrun struck out eight and walked one.
Playing at their home diamond at Meadowvale Sports Park on Wednesday, the Arrows edged Morriston, 5-4, snuffing out a furious A’s rally in the top of the seventh inning, throwing out the tying run at the plate.
The Arrows built a 5-0 lead on the strength of two RBI singles by Drew Hathway to score Mike Welton in the third and again in the fifth. Welton, who was 3-3 on the night, drove in Vince Oliver in the third.
The Arrows are at home next Wednesday to St. Catharines Red Hot Chili Pepper before travelling to Niagara Falls next Thursday to face Niagara Falls Fury.
The Arrows made a successful debut last week when they defeated the Niagara Falls Cool Hand Luke’s, 1-0, in an extra-innings thriller.
Hathway picked up the win for the Arrows, scattering seven hits over eight innings of work while striking out four.
The Arrows play in the 13-team Golden Horseshoe Fastball League with Wednesday night home games starting at 8:30 p.m. at Meadowvale Sports Park.
THE MISSISSAUGA NEWS