First let express our appreciation to your Havendale Blvd Kentucky Fried Chicken for sponsoring and supporting our league. Your shirt says Pen Geo, Inc on the back but the logo is pure KFC. Wear 'em around town and stop in for a meal now and then.
Next, say thanks to Gene Baker for submitting Today's photos. All of our collected photos can be seen in individually named albums at THIS LINK and today's pics are in an album labeled Kentucky Fried Friday Jan 2014. Check it out.
Gatorland Field
Next, say thanks to Gene Baker for submitting Today's photos. All of our collected photos can be seen in individually named albums at THIS LINK and today's pics are in an album labeled Kentucky Fried Friday Jan 2014. Check it out.
Gatorland Field
What a day for softball,
chicken, beer(or soda) and friends. The Gatorland Field had the Rangers playing
the Tigers. Good defense by the Tigers
kept the Rangers off the board early with plays from Freddie Dampier and Mike
Wiltshire. Tom Hamilton got the Tigers moving early with a long triple to
right, but the home team could only manage 1 run.
In the 2nd inning the Rangers got
their bats working as Bob Zelazny lined a triple to center with 2 ducks on the
pond. The 3rd saw those
Rangers push 5 across with the aid of 8 singles in a row. The score at the end
of three; Rangers 9 and Tigers 1. The 4th
started well for the Tigers, first blanking the Rangers and then Art
Zakrowski hitting a 2 bagger. But good Ranger defense again limited the
home team to 1 run.
The Tigers fared a little better in the 5th with
a double from Dampier sandwiched between singles from Hartley and Hite had the
Tigers moving again but the defense of Erb, Laffoon, Constantine, Ing and
Jacobson flashed their gloves and arms limiting the damage to just 2 runs.
The 7th saw the Rangers add 2 runs
on the hot bat, and bad leg, of Commish Bob Zelazny who had another
triple. The last three innings saw the
Rangers’ outfield make catch after catch, highlighted by Juan Toro’s diving
grab, that sunk the Tigers chances of getting back into the game. The final score was Rangers 14 Tigers 6.
Top Hitters:
Rangers
Zelazny 4 for 4, 3B(2)
Drouilard 3 for 4, 2B
Hill 2 for 3, BB
Butler 2 for 3, BB
Tigers:
Hamilton 3B
Zakrowski 2B & 1B
Dampier 2B
Hartley 1B(2)
Submitted By
Bob Hite
Submitted by
Don Witmer
The score after one inning was 5 to 4 in favor of the Cubs. After that the Cubs continued to widen the lead and won a decisive victory by a final score of 22 to 10. Dick Sessnick was the winning pitcher.
Both teams played well on defense but the Marlins had five scoreless innings. By comparison the Cubs only had two blank frames.
Top hitters for the Cubs inc. Peterson3-5 with a double and homer, Taylor 3-4 BB, Mahon 4-5, McLollan 3-5, Lopez 4-4 inc. a triple, BB, Sessick 4-4, Mohan 2-3 BB, Michalski 2-4 BB, and for the Marlins Chrest 2-4, Simon 2-3 BB, Marino 3-4, Moots 2-3 Leggett 3-3.
A good time was had by all and everyone was looking forward to the post game KFC picnic.
Submitted by
Jeff Simon
Cool and partly cloudy for the second game on the National League Schedule.
In the second, the Braves scored another run on two hits and an error.
The Giants blasted ten runs in the next two innings on twelve hits, walks and errors. The Braves plated another run in the fourth on three more hits. There was a lot of scoring in the fifth inning. Six hits rained on the Giants with walks and errors plating five runs.
The Giants came back with five runs on seven straight hits including a two run homer by the first baseman. The Braves wouldn't give up. They scored one run in the sixth inning and a tremendous Grand-Slam Home Run in the seventh by the short-center fielder.
Going into the eighth inning,the score was 20 to 10 Giants, which was the final score.
Submitted by
Marshall Bloom
Submitted By
Bob Hite
Gatorland Field
I
think the Rays were dreaming about getting some chicken today instead
of hitting the ball. We must have thought our bats were Chicken Legs
instead of Mikens.
The Rays Team only managed to plate 4 runs in nine
innings while the red hot Angels plated 18 runs in eight times at bat. A
good job of hitting by the Angels entire team as five of their players
went 3 for 4.
The Angels were hot on defense also. Ron Pepin made
several outstanding catches in left field. A new player to Winter Haven,
Alvin Moss, did a great job in right center field. Scott Seguin was
like a vacuum cleaner up the middle and Jerry DeRidder made several
great plays at first base.
Leading Hitters for the Angels were Jose Rivera, Scott Seguin,
Jerry DeRidder, JD Davis and Greg Bombard who all went 3/4. Joe D'Herin,
Alvin Moss, Greg Denny and Keith Linton were 2/4. Jose Rivera hit an in
the park home run.
Leading hitters for the Rays were Eddie Gazarek and Herb "O" 2/3.
Don Held and Terry Smith were 2/4. Rick Brock hit an in the park home
run.
Submitted by
Don Witmer
Servicemaster Field
Today's game in the national league had the Marlins, the home team managed by Jeff Simon vs the Cubs managed by LaMay.The score after one inning was 5 to 4 in favor of the Cubs. After that the Cubs continued to widen the lead and won a decisive victory by a final score of 22 to 10. Dick Sessnick was the winning pitcher.
Both teams played well on defense but the Marlins had five scoreless innings. By comparison the Cubs only had two blank frames.
Top hitters for the Cubs inc. Peterson3-5 with a double and homer, Taylor 3-4 BB, Mahon 4-5, McLollan 3-5, Lopez 4-4 inc. a triple, BB, Sessick 4-4, Mohan 2-3 BB, Michalski 2-4 BB, and for the Marlins Chrest 2-4, Simon 2-3 BB, Marino 3-4, Moots 2-3 Leggett 3-3.
A good time was had by all and everyone was looking forward to the post game KFC picnic.
Submitted by
Jeff Simon
Cool and partly cloudy for the second game on the National League Schedule.
Gold's Gym Field
Braves vs Giants
The Braves opened the scoring with three hits scoring one run. The Giants came back in their first with eight hits plating five runs.In the second, the Braves scored another run on two hits and an error.
The Giants blasted ten runs in the next two innings on twelve hits, walks and errors. The Braves plated another run in the fourth on three more hits. There was a lot of scoring in the fifth inning. Six hits rained on the Giants with walks and errors plating five runs.
The Giants came back with five runs on seven straight hits including a two run homer by the first baseman. The Braves wouldn't give up. They scored one run in the sixth inning and a tremendous Grand-Slam Home Run in the seventh by the short-center fielder.
Going into the eighth inning,the score was 20 to 10 Giants, which was the final score.
Submitted by
Marshall Bloom
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