Field B
Richard Moots visiting team 16 Ted Taylors home team
6.
The visiting team scored 3 runs in
first on singles by Peterson and Miller and a double by Lautenschlager.
Visitors one in second on singles by
Stewart and McPartlan;
One more in third on a double by
Peterson and triple by Lautensschlager. The Home team scored 5 on singles
by Altomose, Fitzke, Kline, Mundy, and Leggett in the third.
In the fifth the visitors scored 4
on singles by Yarletts, Burrell and triples by Peterson and Lautenschlager.
In the bottom of the 5th a great
catch by Jim McPartlan prevented a potential grand slam by Wayne
Mundy.
The visitors then scored 3 in the
seventh to ice the game.
The home scored one in the ninth on
the flip flop.
Top hitters for visitors
- Peterson 4-5, one triple
- Lautenschlager 4-4 with 3 triples and a double
- Miller 4-4
- Stewart 3-4.
For home
- Kline 4-5
- Fitzke 3-5
- Joe Deforge two walks.
Field C
Field C hosted a three
team contest between the Rangers, Angels and Tigers. If the first inning was
any sign of things to come, it was going to be a long day at the park. The
Rangers (Nick Matta) started the game with five runs. The Angels ( Freddie
Gonzalez) answered with four runs and the Tigers (Don Witmer) answered with
four runs.
But as softball goes,
the second inning was not as fruitful for the Rangers or Tigers. No runs were
scored by either team. The Angels however never looked back after the first inning.
They continued to score in every inning except the third inning and ran away
with the game with a final score of 14-26-5.
Not only were the Angels
bats working, their defense was stellar. Juan Toro at shortstop made
several outstanding plays and turned one double play by himself. Les
Jacobsen, who was playing middle infielder, was everywhere on the field. Les
made several good defensive plays and combined with Juan to turn a double play.
The first four batters for the Angels were 5 for 5. Freddie Gonzalez, Juan Toro, Les Jacobsen and Pat Drouilard were unstoppable. Freddie had One in the park home run, Juan had Two in the park home runs and Les had Four Doubles. Pat had a Triple, a Double and Three singles. Greg Denny and Larry Wells were 4 for 5 and Richard Marino blasted a ball over the left fielder's head to score the fifth run in the fourth inning. The Angels bats were working today.
Leading hitters for the Rangers were Jose Rivera, Freddie Dampier and Regis Finnegan at 3 for 4. Nick Matta went 2 for 3 and Jack Benson was 2 for 2 with a sac fly.
Leading hitters for the
Tigers were Jimmy Laffoon, 3 for 3. Raul Torres, Herb O and
Mike Gatto were 2 for 3.
Field D
Pirates vs. Giants
The Pirates opened the
scoring first with one run in the first inning. Consecutive hits by the
beginning of the batting order, plated the runner.
The Giants started their
slugfest in the first inning, scoring five runs. They continued to score
five runs every inning through the first six innings.
The fourth inning included
two home runs with a runner on each time.
After the top of the
seventh, when the Pirates scored a run, they conceded the game.
The final score was Giants
30 - Pirates 6.
Field E
Field E
Red Sox vs Rays
The Red Socx were off to a good start in the 1st inning scoring 5 runs wirh homers by Hamilton and Andrews. The barrage continue in the second with the Red Sox scoring 3 more including another homer by Hamilton. The third inning saw their march continue with 5 runs scored, The Red Sox slowed down in the next three innings scoring 2 runs, 1 run and 0 runs respectively. In the seventh inning the Red Sox turned up the heat again scoring 5 runs and 5 runs in the eighth. Bring their total scoring in the end of the eighth to 25 runs.
Although the Rays scored in each of the first eight innings, they got 1 or 2 runs each inning bring their total to 11 runs after 8 innings. Although they hit some long balls, they were plagued by every third bat being hit to the outfield. Al Andrews of the Red Sox caught 7 of these hits.
In the 9th inning, the teams fliflopped with the Rays scoring no runs,
Lead hitters for the Red Sox were Hamilton 5 for 5 with 2 homers, Andrews 4 for 5 with 1 homer, Shaffer 4 for 5, Radlein 4 for 5, and Harris 3 for 4.
Lead hitters for the Rays were Jacobs 3 for 4 with a walker, Downes 3 for 4, Davis 4 for 4, Erb 3 for 4 with a walk, Brock with a homer.
The Red Socx were off to a good start in the 1st inning scoring 5 runs wirh homers by Hamilton and Andrews. The barrage continue in the second with the Red Sox scoring 3 more including another homer by Hamilton. The third inning saw their march continue with 5 runs scored, The Red Sox slowed down in the next three innings scoring 2 runs, 1 run and 0 runs respectively. In the seventh inning the Red Sox turned up the heat again scoring 5 runs and 5 runs in the eighth. Bring their total scoring in the end of the eighth to 25 runs.
Although the Rays scored in each of the first eight innings, they got 1 or 2 runs each inning bring their total to 11 runs after 8 innings. Although they hit some long balls, they were plagued by every third bat being hit to the outfield. Al Andrews of the Red Sox caught 7 of these hits.
In the 9th inning, the teams fliflopped with the Rays scoring no runs,
Lead hitters for the Red Sox were Hamilton 5 for 5 with 2 homers, Andrews 4 for 5 with 1 homer, Shaffer 4 for 5, Radlein 4 for 5, and Harris 3 for 4.
Lead hitters for the Rays were Jacobs 3 for 4 with a walker, Downes 3 for 4, Davis 4 for 4, Erb 3 for 4 with a walk, Brock with a homer.
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