July 3:
Game 1 - Last night, the first game of the evening was a close one. With the Logos Rebels defeating the Elmer's and Harold's. The score was 15 to 14. The game went down to 2 outs in the last inning with the tying run at second. Game over. We would like to thank the support group for a job well done.
Game Report By Larry Rudolph
Game 2 - On a warm beautiful night, the second game of the "triple header" turned out to be a nail biter. Wilf Broesky coming off the 14-day injured list struck out the first guy he saw then pitched a solid game for the Lakers to squeeze out a 15-13 win over the Foxes. The Copper Coulee Casino boys actually out hit the Sauer RV Storage Lakers squad 22-19 but fell a tad short in the run column. Foxes starting pitch Randy Weurfel not only pitched a solid game but also chipped in with 3 hits. It would have been a 4/4 night for the right hander if it wasn't for a sensational catch in right center by the rookie Russ Foster, that saved 2 runs minimum. Defense seemed to be at the forefront for the Lakers as SS converted to 1st base Huggy Scherger made play after play that stymied the Foxes. They weren't without some stellar hitting either as Pierre "I'll visit you in a bit" Cote hit a bases clearing triple that he turned into a single but still came away with 3 RBI. The "Playing Owner" Kevin Sauer also had 3 hits as well as rookie WF Stroh. Phil Marleau (Who will be the feature entertainer at the park Friday night) had a double and a big catch in left field. The Foxes were led offensively by Glenn Kessler with a double and 3 RBI and Dan Hein with a 3/3 night. All in all a great ballgame at a great park with great volunteers. Hopefully the fans fill the park this Friday night (tomorrow at 5) when the Senior Summer Slowpitch Classic gets underway. Also games all day Saturday and Sunday at the Moose Ball Complex.
Game Report By Gerard Hittel
Game 3 - A three run rally in the bottom of the 7th inning by the Morrison Health Mavericks enabled them to tie Bumper to Bumper by the metric scores of 10.
Bumper to Bumper team sponsor Kerry Buss and teammate Lyle Kennedy went three for three at the dish and had three RBIs each.
For the Mavs Dan Hamilton was perfect at the plate with three hits. John Engel also had three hits and a walk. Engel starred defensively by single handedly executing a triple play. Had there been another runner on base he would have got him too.
July 2:
Game 1 - In the opening game of a hot evening, The Garage Pub Fog and the Cross Town Red Sox ended a hard fought game in a 16-16 tie. The Sox jumped out to a 5-0 lead , and lead for five innings, but the Fog scored six in their final at bat to earn a draw. Both teams combined for a staggering 60 hits, mostly singles and a few doubles, while Lance Knodel stood out on defense at short for the Sox, and Sherwin Lehman stretched to the limit to make a multi run preventing catch at Rover for the Fog. Kudos to pitchers Boyd Hamm and Rod Insko for battling the heat, and thanks to the Redi team for umpiring and concession, and Lutz for scorekeeping.
Game Report By Dickie Dunn
Game 2 - The Juggies Tap House Brewers defeated Station Coffee in a very good, close game, 10-9. Both teams played excellent defense, Mark Porter making a game saving diving catch in RCF to preserve the win. Dale Wood had a good day at the plate, bringing in the winning RBI and had 3 hits. Thanks to the Recyclers for their work tonight.
Game Report By Jamie White
Game 3 - Stewart Optical came up with a strong defensive effort and just enough offence to hand Mikes Meats Meateors an 11-5 loss. The Eye Guys played a strong defensive game throughout including a top of the fence grab by Dan Rattai and a number of snags by rover Roland Schlenker. Mark Porter, Jim Stewart, Rob Price, and Randy Biko all had three hits while Daryl Hubich, Roland Schlenker and Dan Rattai each had a pair including an inside the park home run by Dan.
For the Meateors Jim Fink and Myles Mayer led the offence with three hits apiece while Ron Stubbs had a pair and Ron Pisoni added another inside the park home run. Rover Don Halberg had another strong game defensively making a number of big plays. Both pitchers Jim Fink and Randy Biko had solid games and neither issued a walk. Another beautiful night for ball at the park. Thanks to all the volunteers that make our league so great.
Game Report By Jeff Thompson
June 30 and July 1: There are no games scheduled for these 2 days due to Canada Day celebrations.
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| 5:30 | HAPPY |
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| 6:30 | CANADA |
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| 5:30 | 8 - Cross Town Red Sox | 16 | vs | 2 - Garage Pub | 16 |
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| 6:30 | 5 - Station Coffee | 9 | vs | 13 - Juggies Tap House | 10 |
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| 7:30 | 4 - Stewart Optical | 11 | vs | 6 - Mike Meats Meateors | 5 |
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| 5:30 | 12 - Logos Rebels | 15 | vs | 9 - Elmer & Harold's Astros | 14 |
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| 6:30 | 1 - Copper Coulee Casino | 13 | vs | 3 - Sauer RV Rental Lakers | 15 |
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| 7:30 | 11 - Bumper To Bumper | 10 | vs | 7 - Morrison Health Mavericks | 10 |
