Tuesday, September 14, 2021
Tuesday September 14th
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Friday, September 10, 2021
ATTENTION ATTENTION ATTENTION ATTENTION
THE GATOR REDLEG CHAPTER-UNITED STATES FIELD ARTILLERY ASSOCIATION from the Winter Haven National Guard is holding a fundraiser softball tournament at the Diamondplex on Saturday, September 18th. from 10:00 AM to 8:00 PM. They need volunteer umpires to help reduce expenses and allow more of the proceeds to go to Honor and Recognize past and present Field Artillerymen.
Winter Haven Senior Softball has always supported this cause by providing volunteer umpires. Please step up to the plate and volunteer your time next Saturday at the Diamondplex. You do not need to be there all day but can come and umpire a few games. It will be fun to support this worthy cause. The sign up sheet will be at the sign in desk on Tuesday.
Thanks.
Don Witmer, Commissioner
Friday September 10th
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RECAP FOR THE WEEK OF AUGUST 24-27
Tuesday started out as a great day to play softball. Cloudy skies and cool temperatures (86 Degrees) greeted us this morning. Everyone else thought it was a good day to play softball also. We had 49 players show up this morning so we made four teams. The American League had two teams of 11 players and the National League had a 13 player team and a 14 player team. The American League teams were coached by Lou Guzman and Wally Wallace.
Jose Rivera led off the first inning for the visitors and hit a sharp line drive to right field for a triple. Hits by Tony Q, Mike Vacarro, Freddie Gonzalez and Don Witmer resulted in three runs for the visitors. Santaella led off the bottom of the first inning with a single and after two outs, Rad Pcholinski Loren Safford (new guy), Pete Gutenberger, Chris Lynch, Kirk Coffman and Chris Constantine kept the hits coming and scored five runs. The hitting slowed down after that and at the bottom of the sixth inning the score was tied 6-6. It was only a matter of time before one of these team opened up the score and the home team scored 4 runs in the seventh inning. That was enough to win the game and the final score was 10-6.
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