Saturday League Fall 2024 Game Summaries & Standings
Games thru - | Saturday, November 23, 2024 | ||||||
Team | Wins | Losses | Ties | Win Pct. | |||
Bronze Division | |||||||
Homesmart Realty | 2 | 1 | 0 | 0.667 | |||
Angelas Kitchen | 2 | 1 | 0 | 0.667 | |||
Carrousel Travel | 2 | 1 | 0 | 0.667 | |||
Thomas Pham Dentist | 1 | 2 | 0 | 0.333 | |||
Leolinda Realty | 1 | 2 | 0 | 0.333 | |||
Broward Factory Services | 1 | 2 | 0 | 0.333 | |||
Copper Division | |||||||
Northwest Physical Therapy | 3 | 1 | 0 | 0.750 | |||
Backbone Chiropractic | 2 | 1 | 0 | 0.667 | |||
Camino Del Sol | 1 | 1 | 0 | 0.500 | |||
Dynamic Wealth | 1 | 2 | 0 | 0.333 | |||
Karen Olsen Real Estate | 1 | 3 | 0 | 0.250 |
Saturday, November 23, 2024
Bronze Division
T Pham Dentist - 15 Homesmart Realty - 16
TP Dentistry and Homesmart played a hard-fought game with Homesmart picking up the win 16-15. TP Dentistry played a good defensive game today though losing by 1 run. Homesmart hit the ball where we were not to pull out the win. The battery of Norm Lustig and Pete Simoneau pitched a good game. The infield of John Bertholdy, Fred Jensen, Ken Krzeminski, Eric Coudret and Jim Stocker made plays on most of the grounders. Everyone in the outfield, Steve Foster, Michael Dakak, Kathy Boland and Barney Armstrong, caught a fly ball. Offensively we had 26 hits. Eric Coudret had a nice hit for a Home Run. Perfect at the plate were Ken Krzeminski 4/4 (Triple Walk), Pete Simoneau 4/4 (4 RBI's) and Eric Coudret 4/4 (Home Run Walk 4 RB's). Grabbing 3 hits were Michael Dakak 3/4 (Walk RBI) and Steve Foster 3/4 (2 RBI's). Collecting 2 hits were Kathy Boland (2RBI's), John Bertholdy (RBI) and Jim Stocker. Getting on base were Fred Jensen (RBI), Barney Armstrong and Norm Lustig. Thank you to Jeff Smith for keeping our scorebook today.
Homesmart Realty pulled out a 16-15 win over T Pham Dentist. Homesmart was behind T Pham Dentist 13 - 10 starting the 7th inning. The Realitors scored 6 in the top of the 7th, then held T Pham Dentist to 2 runs. Leading hitters for Home Smart were: Paul Jinneman 4-4 2RBI's, Barry Schwartz 4-4 2B 3RBI's, Sub Mike Sherricker 4-4 2B 2RBI's, Bobby Dooling 3-4 1RBI, Sub Ron Silberman 3-4 1RBI, Don Cleveland 3-4 2B 2RBI's, Mitch Craun 2-4 1RBI, Chuck Gibson Sac Fly 1RBI, Jerry Eastham 1-3 Sac Fly 2RBI's and Ed Musgrave 1-4.
Broward Factory Serv - 10 Carrousel Travel - 17
Carrousel had the BFS guys going round and round today, and it wasn't too many times around the bases. We left 11 men on base (more than we got across home plate), and gave the Carrousel hitters more outs than 3 in a number of innings. The Travel Agents hit too well to begin with to be afforded more than 3 outs per inning. At any rate it seemed that, even when we scored some runs, the Carrousel bats more than answered. Congrats to the guys in the yellow shirts, and thanks to umps, Steve Foster and Bob Lessard for "callin' 'em like they saw 'em." On the plus side, the BFS guys came up with 24 hits, led by Ted Grove, Danny Wood, and Fred Lubs--each with 3 hits; Wood with 2 doubles and 3 RBI's. Knocking out 2 hits each were Pierre Boudreau, Larry Radant, Curt Rhoades, Paul Larson (with a 3 bagger!), Sal Politi, Daren Proctor, and Wes Mason. We always say it's a team effort when we win, so I guess it's a team effort when we lose. Thanks, again, to Mr. Commissioner, Jeff Smith, for taking care of our scorebook. We're going to take next Saturday off and continue to contemplate how thankful we are to still be playing softball. It's a great game!
Carrousel Travel faced Broward Factory Services resulting in a 17-10 win for the visiting travel team. An impressive display of hitting that included all Carrousel Travel team members reaching safely at least once. Dick Nunez and Tom Gibans were perfect at 4-4. Ron Swanson, substitute players Ronnie Silberman and Steve Willoughby as well as C.L. Eversman and Randy Selin were all 3-4.1B Tom Gibans and SS Greg Roehm led the team with 3 RBI’s. Carrousel Travel ended the game with a sharp defensive double play started by rover, Don F. Cole cleanly fielding a sharply hit ground ball and throwing to SS Greg Roehm who recorded the second out at second and threw to Tom Gibans at 1B to end the contest. Special thanks to substitutes Steve Willoughby, Ronnie Silberman and Dick Steiman. Carrousel Travel team members wish to convey our appreciation to Jon and Amy Chlebeck, who sponsor and support the team. It was a pleasure having them both at the game today.
Angela's Kitchen - 18 Leolinda Realty - 15
WOW, another great day to play softball. This time the softball gods smiled on the Angela's team to get a well-deserved win 18 - 15 against a determined Leolinda's team. The score was 8-6 in Angela's favor. Heading into the top of the 7th, Angela's had an 18 to 11 lead, but the Realtors wouldn't give up and scored 4 more runs before a line drive to the rover, with men on the bases ended the game. For Angela's Kevin Katsuki and Dave Power led the hitting attack, both going 4/4 and each with a Grand Slam. Greg Church was 3/3, and Dave Michels 3/4, Mike Kachurak 2/3, Kat Melton 2/3, Bob Snelling 2/3, Marty Jiminez 2/3, Brian Penn 2/4, Ed Hart 1/3, and Sub Dick Steiman 1/3. Defensively Bob Snelling, Kevin Katsuki, and the outfield all made some very good defensive plays to keep the Leo Linda team from scoring more than they did. It was a Great team effort all around. Thank you to Dick Steiman for subbing and to Rick Pearson for handling the scoring book.
In a game that featured lots of action and a lot of action and a lot of scoring saw Angela's prevail over our Leolinda team18-15. I think that Artie(no BB) might sue our defense as bobbles, misthrows, sun balls, etc., led to a lot of Angelas runs. Offensively. we hit well enough to win with everyone getting at least one hit. Rod 4-4 and Jeff Bearth 3-3(BB and 4 RBI) were perfect on the day while Gerry Boesche was clutch going 2-4(3RBI.Leadoff hitter, Greg Martin did his job as leadoff going 3-4. Chip. Jim Joz, and Jerry Feldman had good days being retired only one time. Artie got the biggest cheer on his line drive hit and Bob hit the ball hard but only had one hit to show for it. Easy Ed flashed his power with a pair of clutch triples. Ed must be hitting the iron in the gym. EmojiThanks to Kim Martin for a good job on the scorebook.
Copper Division
BackBone Chiropractic - 18 Camino del Sol - 6
BackBone Chiropractic scored 5 runs in the bottom of the 1st inning and 2 rins in the 2nd for all the runs the team needed in a run-shortened 18-6 decision. John Blevins 3 for 4 drove in 2 runs, including the eventual game winner. Winning pitcher Dave Anthony 4 for 4 had the game ending 3 run double. Ralph Hollis 2 for 3 with a double had 4 RBI on the day. Dave Fusaro 3 for 4, Tim Schiewe 3 for 3 with a sac fly, and Rob White 4 for 4 each had 2 RBI. Mike Hirsch 2 for 3 with a walk, Ray Gibson 3 for 4, and Andy Campbell 2 for 3 each batted in a run. Ted Schneider was 3 for 4 as all players had at least two hits on the day. Now we are on to a hopefully Happy and Healthy Thanksgiving!
Camino and Backbone played on a nice and cold morning at the Field of Dreams. Backbone was ready for the contest and Camino came out cold and could not get on track today. Tom Ranalls and Dennis Scoggins were both perfect at the plate. Backbone was able to end the game early by run rule. Congratulations to Backbone on a well played game today. We'll come out ready to play next week!
Karen Olsen Realty - 10 NW Physical Therapy - 17
It was another great day to be playing at the field of dreams, We all got out on to the field , and ran straight into a fired up NW Therapy crew , who scored 10 runs in the first 2 innings before the Karen Olsen side could wake up , Karen Olsen managed to keep pace from the 3rd on but it was to little to late , and could not overcome the early deficit loosing 10-17 . Bright spots of the day were Ken Silva 4/4 , Dale Halder 4/4 , and Greg Allseitz 3/4. I hope everyone has a great Thanksgiving, don't eat to much turkey.
It was a great day to play a ball game with wonderful morning weather to play in today. The NWPT crew came out this morning with some hot bats jumping out to 12-2 lead after 4 innings and adding another 5 runs in the top of the seventh inning to place a comfortable cushion between our competitors but the stingy KO Crew put up 8 runs in the last 2 innings to tighten the game up and at the end of the game, we held on for the win. Everyone was hitting today with 10 of our 11 players collecting at least 2 hits. Joel Briner with a perfect 4 for 4 day including a moonshot home run, Jeff Nickerson with 4 for 4 day. Don Ranieri, Jeff Silversteen, Craig Warner, and Ron Coleman with 3 hit days as well. We thank our stat ladies, Nancy Tierney and Pat Silversteen for keeping the books looking good and accurate. Thank you to our subs today, John Blevins and Craig Warner for helping us out again today, you 2 played extremely well and we appreciate your efforts. Also, a tip of the hat to our umpires, Dave Zucker, Rob White, and Mike Hirsch in the score tower. As we move closer towards Thanksgiving we wish all players, coaches, fans, and everyone else associated with letting PLAY BALL here at SCG safe travels, great weather, good health, and a wonderful holiday with family and friends! Our next game is on December 7th.
Dynamic Wealth - 12 NW Physical Therapy - 25
In the second meeting of DYM vs NWPT was not as close a game as our first meeting. Even though DYM managed to pound out 25 hits, the runs did not add up. We only managed to score 12 runs through 6 innings of play. We had trouble with a few sun balls and could not execute some infield plays that we normally do. Glenn Soles was our star hitter going 4 for 4 with two doubles. Going 3 for 4 were Tom, Ken, Paul and Vern. Greg Kastelic was also perfect at the plate going 3 for 3. Congratulations to NW Physical Therapy for playing an excellent game! Special thanks to Ted Schneider who kept our books, and thanks to Dave Nathe and John Guzik for umpiring the game and Jay Schirpke in the score tower. Happy Thanksgiving to all and see you on December 7th.
After last week’s nail-biting win last week, we figured that Dynamic would be looking for some serious revenge today. Fortunately, we had a doubleheader today with a win in the 1st game, so we were loose and ready to go, we came out hitting and put up 15 runs in the first 3 innings and added 5 more runs in the 5th and 6th inning put the game away in 6 innings. Everyone was hitting with all collecting at least 3 hits at their positions, sub Dave Fusaro with 4 hits, Jeff Nickerson with 4 hits, Jeff Silversteen with 4 hits, 3 hits by Don Ranier, Joel Breiner with another “bomb” homerun among his 3 hits, Craig Warner with 3 hits, Terry Graves with 3 hits and John “the animal” Hammel with 3 hits including 2 doubles with both bouncing off the wall. We platooned Gary Ambruz and Bill Tierney and they combined for 3 hits and a walk. They say that winning games comes down to how the bottom of your batting order hits and WOW, were they on today, so Kudos to you all! Our defense was stronger today which was a nice improvement. Thank you to our subs today, Dave Fusaro & Craig Warner who had great days, both offensively and defensively. We also thank our umpires John Gusik, Dave Nathe and in the score tower, Jay Schirpke, you all did a marvelous job! As we move closer towards Thanksgiving we wish all players, coaches, fans, and everyone else associated with letting us PLAY BALL here at SCG safe travels, great weather, good health, and a wonderful holiday with family and friends! Our next game is on December 7th. NICE SWEEP TODAY Gentlemen, it is a pleasure playing with you.
Games thru - | Saturday, November 9, 2024 | ||||||
Team | Wins | Losses | Ties | Win Pct. | |||
Bronze Division | |||||||
Leolinda Realty | 1 | 0 | 0 | 1.000 | |||
Angelas Kitchen | 1 | 0 | 0 | 1.000 | |||
Carrousel Travel | 1 | 0 | 0 | 1.000 | |||
Thomas Pham Dentist | 0 | 1 | 0 | 0.000 | |||
Broward Factory Services | 0 | 1 | 0 | 0.000 | |||
Homesmart Realty | 0 | 1 | 0 | 0.000 | |||
Copper Division | |||||||
Backbone Chiropractic | 1 | 0 | 0 | 1.000 | |||
Dynamic Wealth | 1 | 0 | 0 | 1.000 | |||
Camino Del Sol | 1 | 0 | 0 | 1.000 | |||
Northwest Physical Therapy | 0 | 1 | 0 | 0.000 | |||
Karen Olsen Real Estate | 0 | 2 | 0 | 0.000 | |||
Saturday, November 9, 2024
Bronze Division
Broward Factory Serv - 10 Angela's Kitchen - 19
"It was a nice day in the sunshine for the Saturday League Opening Day of senior softball. The BFS team went up against Angela's Kitchen, and they definitely were ""cooking,"" hitting it everywhere our defense was not. Still, the score was only 8-5 after 3 innings. The final four innings we were outscored 11-5, and that was that. BFS left the bases loaded the first two innings of the game, and then stranded another 8 more in the final 5 innings. It often came down to timely hitting, but Angela's defense shut us down more often than not. So, the first game of the season is in the books, and we played pretty well together the first time on the field as a team. Here's the rundown on offense: Leading the team in hitting were Curt Rhoades and sub, Don Hansen, each turning in perfect four for four days at the plate. Pierre Boudreau, Danny Wood, and Paul Larson, each came up hitting .750 for the day. Each with 2 hits on the day were sub, Dave Dompier, along with Fred Lubs and Darren Proctor. Every player in the lineup had at least 1 hit. Sometimes 10 runs and 26 hits will win a game. Not today. Congrats to Angela's Kitchen on a well-played game, and thanks to our opening day subs who all helped out the BFS cause: Dave Dompier, Donnie Hansen, and Joe Osowiec. "
What a beautiful day to play Softball. Angela's played a resilient Broward Factory Services team. The game was close for the first 3 innings then Angela's was able to start pulling ahead. The game was a total team effort with very good hitting and a solid defense. I have to give a special shout out to the Outfield having to battle a brutal sun shining in their eyes the whole game, what a great effort all the outfielders made. As a team we had 28 hits with Kevin Katuski, Sub Kenny Shick, and Brian Penn all going 4/4, and not far behind was Mike Kachurak, Dave Michels and Bob Snelling going 3/4. On the defensive side, Brian, Kevin, Denise and Bob all made some excellent plays to keep BFS runners off the bases. A very special thank you to our super Subs Kenny Shick, and Paul Plapp who both played an excellent game and were very instrumental in Angela's victory.
Carrousel Travel - 18 T Pham Dentist - 15
Carrousel Travel faced Thomas Pham Dentist for the first time on opening day. Carrousel Travel ultimately won the close and exciting game 18-15. Carrousel Travel benefited greatly from hot hitting and relatively few fielding errors. There were three perfect hitting performances by Dick Nunez 4-4 with two extra base hits, Tom Gibans 4-4 and substitute player David Maligro 4-4. Greg Roehm, Bob Hudson and substitute player Ronnie Silberman were 3-4. The defensive play of the game was made by Ronnie Silberman, who made an unbelievable catch in left field. Special thanks to substitute players: Ronnie Silberman, David Maligro and Laura Johnson.
Thomas Pham Dentistry took on a hard-hitting Carrousel Travel Team and ended up on the short end of an 18-15 game. This was our first game together and the team played hard and never gave up. Defensively we had some strong plays both in the infield and outfield. I see us performing at a higher level defensively as the season progresses. Offensively we did a great job collecting 25 hits. Going 4/4 were Fred Jensen and John Bertholdy (2 RBI's). Collecting 3 hits were Kathy Boland (RBI), Michael Dakak (RBI) and Pete Simoneau (Triple 3 RBI's). 2/4 were Eric Coudret (2 RBI's), Steve Foster (Double 2 RBI's) and Barney Armstrong (Double SAC Fly 3 RBI's). Getting on base were Gary Armstrong and Jim Stocker (RBI). Norm Lustig Hit the ball well today. Thomas Pham would like to thank John Boland for helping with the scorebook. Congrats to Carrousel Travel on their Win.
Homesmart Realty - 17 Leolinda Realty - 19
Leo Linda Reality and Home Smart Reality were competitive all game and right down to the last batter. Home Smart had the bases loaded and tieing run on first with 2 outs in the last inning when Leo Linda got the last out to win 19-17. Every Home Smart batter had at least 2 hits. Leading hitters were: Don Cleveland 3-3 2BB 2RBI's, Sub Greg Church 2-3 2B BB, Ken Kessler 3-4 BB 2RBI's, Sheldon Rosenthal 3-4 3RBI's, Mitch Craun 3-5, Bobby Dooling 3-4 1RBI, Jerry Eastham 3-4 2RBI's, Paul Jinneman 2-4 2RBI's, Bob Lessard 2-4 2B 2RBI's, Barry Schwartz 2-4 1RBI and Chuck Gibson 2-4 2B 2RBI's.
In a game the featured offensive fireworks by both teams our Leolinda Realty team hung on to defeat Jerry Eastman's talented squad 19 - 17 in 6 innings as we amassed 29 hits for an amazing .744 average. In a game that was back and forth for 4 innings before we scored 4 in the fifth and another 4 in the sixth to give us a seemingly comfortable 19 - 11 lead. But Homesmart Realty had other ideas as they got hit after hit to close the lead to two runs when finally second baseman Chip Stanczak corralled a hard grounder for the 3rd out and we were able to exhale. Chip had made a super play to kill a 5th inning rally previously. We had an amazing 5 players that went without making an out today including Gerry Boesche, Easy Ed Campbell, Gary Kuhlman, Rod Wilterdink(5 runs), and Stanczak. Campbell led the RBI parade with 4 ribbys and the veteran Jerry Feldman(3-4) had 3 RBI. Rookie Jeff Bearth was 3-4 and had a key gapper as part of his 3 RBI game. Greg Martin played a good outfield and also went 3-4. Bob Williams had 2 big RBI;s in the fifth inning and winning pitcher Artie played a smart game hitting to the right side to move up runners. Thanks so much to JJ for filling in on the scorebook and Norm who did excellent as home plate umpire.
Copper Division
Camino Del Sol - 14 NW Physical Therapy - 7
Camino and Northwest Physical Therapy opened the Fall Session a little on the rusty side in 43 degree weather when the first pitch as tossed. The score was 1 to 0 after 3 innings of play. The weather got warmer and the Camino bats got hot and notched the max 5 runs in the 4th and 5th inning while holding Northwest to 1 run. Heading into the 6th inning Camino held a 10 to 1 lead. The final inning and a half saw Northwest score 6 runs while Camino scored 2 and did not need their last at bats in the bottom of the last. Camino came away with a 14 to 7 win over Northwest. Interesting fact from the contest, every Camino player scored at least one run. Les Zirbel led the way at 4 for 4 with a double. Tom Ranalls was a very nice 4 for 5. Dave Zuker hit 2 home runs over the fence in those all important 4th and 5th innings. Scott Kibby had a double on a 3 for 4 day. Also going 3 for 4 were Jim Opyd and sub Vern Mclean. John Boland was 2 for 3. Chipping in with 2 for 4 days were Gary Finer and Dennis Scoggins. Also chipping in with 2 hits was Ed Deussen. Defense was stellar by the entire team. A couple of notable plays Scott Kibby threw out a runner at the plate on a relay from the outfield. There was also a great infield double play involving Tom Ranalls, Les Zirbel and Dave Zuker. There were many super plays turned in by the entire team so were going to give gold gloves to everyone: Scoggins, Finer, Mclean, Opyd, Deussen, Kibby, Boland, Zirbel, Ranalls, and Zuker! Thanks to the umpires Paul Becker and Ken Chapman.
Congratulations to Camino Del Sol and Manager John Boland, John’s team hit early and never took their feet off the gas pedal. Northwest Physical Therapy on the other hand came in with cold bats to match the early morning temperatures. Too many zeroes on the scoreboard, several errors for NWPT, and some great pitching from Tom Rannals pretty much did us in and left plenty of room for improvement. Hit leaders for NWPT were Coleman with 3, Ranieri, Anderson, and Silversteen with 2 hits each. Thank you to Bill & Nancy Tierney for coaching and keeping the books. Also, a huge thanks to Mike “Moondog” Anderson, Lloyd Newlands & John Nicodemo for subbing for us today. John Nicodemo, thanks for answering my call at 6:15 AM Saturday morning and playing for us as well as 2 other games today. Great job from the umps, Paul Becker, Ken Chapman and Vern Mclean handling the score tower.
Dynamic Wealth - 7 Karen Olsen Realty - 5
Dynamic Wealth Management started the season with a hard fought win over Karen Olsen Realty. DWM got off to a dynamic start with a strong defense and put up two runs in the first inning. We held them scoreless through 4 innings, while we put 5 more runs up through the 5th inning for a total of 7 runs on the board. Karen Olsen Realty had a nice comeback with 5 runs over the next two innings. Due to Paul Beckers dynamic pitching, he shut them down in the top of the 7th. We held on to take the win 7 to 5 With great glove work at first base by Greg Kastelic, digging some hard throws out of the dirt along with at least one double play combination of Ken Chapman and Glenn Soles made for some exciting infield defense. The outfield played well today making it tough on Karen Olsen Realty. Some nice catches were made by all. Our offense bats while not on fire, but we had just enough to get the job done. Everyone had at least one hit with Lloyd Newlands leading the charge going 3 for 4. Thank you to Jeff Silversteen and Jeff Nickerson who umpired the game and Scott Kibby in the score tower. Special thanks to Jerry Hotzler for keeping our book. We look forward to next week when we will take on NW Physical Therapy at 1:30 pm.
It was a beautiful opening Saturday at the Field of Dreams for the Copper league. We started the session off with a double dip. First up, Dynamic Wealth. Unfortunately, Karen Olsen Realty couldn’t get their bats going. We were held scoreless the first 4 innings and were down 0-7. Our bats woke and we were able to scored 5 combined runs the next two innings, but were unable to score again. Defensively we were led by John Guzik at 2b who made a nice running over the shoulder grab to end a Dynamic rally. Dynamic Wealth held on for a hard fought 7-5 win. Leading hitters were: Pitcher Mike “moondog” Anderson going a perfect 3-3 at the plate with 2 RBI’s, John “Nico” Nicodemo, sub Gary “ZZ Top” Finer, and John Guzik all collecting 2 hits. Additionally, sub Dennis Vance had a big 2 run double to get us to within 2 runs. Big thanks go out to our subs in game 1, Ralph Hollis, Gary “ZZ Top” Finer, and Dennis Vance. Additionally, keeping a flawless scorebook were Christina Silva and Kim “Berlee” Maqueen. Appreciation goes out to the umpires, the Jeff ‘s, Nickerson and Silversteen as well as the Scott Kibby in the score tower.
BackBone Chiropractic - 20 Karen Olsen Realty - 17
BackBone Chiropractic spotted Karen Olsen 5 runs in the top of the 1st inning and went down 1-2-3 in the bottom half of the inning. Fortunately, BackBone scored 5 runs in each of the remaining 4 innings and held on to a 20-17 opening game victory. BackBone was led by Rob White 4 for 4 with a triple and 5 RBI; sub Les Zirbel 3 for 3 with a double and 4 RBI (including the game winner); and Mike Hirsch 3 for 3 with a double and 3 RBI. Winning pitcher Dave Anthony 3 for 3, Dave Fusaro 2 for 4, and John Blevins 4 for 4 each drove in 2 runs. Ralph Hollis 2 for 3 with a ground rule double and sub Frank Sandomenico each added an RBI. Tim Schiwe went 2 for 4 with a double, scored twice and made key plays in the outfield. Ray Gibson was 3 for 4 with 3 runs scored. Special thanks to Les Zirbel and Frank Sandomenico for subbing and contributing today!
Well our second game of the day was much different from the first. The first game we totaled 5 runs with limited offense. In the second game our bats definitely woke up, unfortunately we just fell a little short to Backbone Chiropractic 17-20. It was a back and forth offensive showdown, with Karen Olsen Realty scoring in every inning. However, we just weren’t able to push enough runs across the plate. The team totaled 28 hits. Leading the hit parade were John “Nico” Nicodemo going an impressive 5/5 with 2 RBI’s, Greg Allseitz going 4/5 with 4 RBI’s. Collecting 3 hits apiece were our speedy leadoff hitter, Jay Shirpke, 2 of our subs, Jeff Nickerson and Ed Duessen, our pitcher affectionately known as Moondog, and Allen Bellew who also contributed 3 RBI’s. Rounding out the hits were John Guzik and sub, Greg Kastelic. We will do better next week. The realtors are eagerly awaiting the arrival of our manager, Dale Halder as well as Dave Nathe. Again, special thanks to Berlee Maqueen for keeping the book, as well as the umpires Dale “Mac” Mcglaughlin, Lloyd Newland and Vern McLean in the score tower. Looking forward to next week!