Tuesday's Games

We had four teams today, so we were able to play two nine-inning games. Don Keller's team played Sam Lopez's team in an interesting match. Sammy's time took off like they were shot out of a cannon and held a nine to one lead after the third inning.  Things slowly turned around for Team Keller as they managed to score in every inning the rest of the way while holding Sammy's team scoreless in three of the last six innings. It was tied in the fifth inning, and the lead increased each inning. The final score was Team Keller 19, Team Lopez 12.

Outstanding Performances

Rad 4-5

Spitaleri 4-5

DeLoach 4-5

Ott 4-4

Tutrani 4-4

Langell 4-4

Johnston 3-4 w/ homer

 

Team Ouding squared off against Team Dampier on the adjacent field.  What should have been a very competitive game did not turn out that way as the one team dominated the other from start to finish. The closest the game got was in the first inning when Don's team scored two runs and Freddy's team tallied one. Team Ouding then put up runs in five of the ensuing innings. Unfortunately for Team Dampier they were shut out the rest of the way. The final score was Team Ouding 10 and Team Dampier 1.

Outstanding Players

Guzzo 4-4

Ramon 4-4

Reagen 3-4

D0O'T FORGET FRIDAY IS THE FAMILY PICNIC FOLLOWING THE GAMES

Tuesday Games

Games are on. Please sign or call in by 08:30.

Today is last day to sign up for Friday's picnic scheduled following Friday's games.

American League

We will continue to hit on Reiben Williams until further notice.
LGG

Friday Game Summary

With 37 players today, we divided up into three teams managed by Ron Pepin, Don Ouding, and Juan Toro. Ron's group jumped out to an early lead in the first inning scoring four runs. Don's team was shut out and Juan's team scored three. Here is where it gets interesting: Ron's group only managed six runs the rest of the way. They were shut out in three of those innings.Meanwhile, Don's group struggled to score, managing only two runs after five innings, and remained in third place.  In the sixth and seventh innings, they finally scored on back to back homers by Steve Johnston and Ramon, but still trailed Ron's bunch by three runs. What was noteworthy was the run production—or lack thereof—by Team Toro. Although they scored three runs in the first inning, they were shut out the rest of the game, ending with the same total they had in the first inning. Final score, Team Pepin 10, Team Ouding 7, and Team Toro 3. 

Outstanding Performances

Reagen 4-4

Sullivan 4-4

Friday Games

Games are on. See you at SERTOMA Park. Please be there or call by 08:30.

Tuesday Games

Happy Saint Patrick's Day!!!!!!!!!!

NO GAMES TODAY. FIELDS ARE UNPLAYABLE!!!!!!!

***Special Notice ***

No games today —too windy and cold. Happy Saint Patrick's Day. See you on Friday.
LGG

***League News***

Attention Members,

I wanted to inform everyone that longtime player and Board member Joseph D'Herin is currently at home recovering.

In addition, Tommy Hamilton is recovering from a knee replacement, and Christopher Constantine's ongoing treatment is now down to two treatments.

Please keep Joseph, Tommy, and Christopher in your thoughts and prayers as they recover. Your support and well wishes are greatly appreciated.

From Acting Commissioner Luis Guman.

Friday Games

Before getting to the games, I want to thank those of you who attended the HOF Banquet and helped make it a memorable evening for the inductees. A special call out to Gary Burtner, Joe Leturneau and the Haines City Limits for providing some great music.This year's class included Robert Spialeri, Bobby Vandenberg, Bob DiPietro, JImmy Laffoon, and Jarrett-Gordon Ford. Please congratulate them the next time you see them.

It seems like this field is quickly getting to be known for producing low scoring games. There were only 13 runs scored in the nine inning game. Each team played six scoreless innings. Team Pepin took the lead in the first and held the lead throughout the game. The final score was Team Pepin 8 and Team Ouding 5.

Outstanding performances

Guzzo 4-5

Toro 4-4

Reagen 4-4

Griffin 4-4

Sullivan 3-3

Shaffer 3-3

Pepin 3-3

Don Keller's guys faced off against Fred DeLoach's bunch on the other field. Don's guys scored four in the first but quickly gave up the lead. Fred's group held the lead then through the sixth inning, albeit by a single run.Team Keller maxed out in the seventh to take a scant two run lead. In the eighth, Team Keller again outscored Team Deloach to build a four run lead. Each team managed one run in the ninth, so the final score ws Team Keller 22 and Team DeLoach 17. Before going to  outstanding performance I should point out that Ron Fleming returned from cataract surgery and went five for five. Obviously it was worth it.

Outstanding Performances

Williamson 5-6

Keller 5-6 w/homer

Deluca 6-6

Rad 4-5

Johnston 4-5

Fleming 5-5

Friday games

Games are on. See you at the park.