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2003 Scores and Game Results August 17, 2003 St. Mary's - 13 Western Charles - 5 WP: Dan Sidorowicz LP: Mike Ballenger Summary/Highlights Submitted by St. Mary's St. Mary's defeated Western Charles 13-5 in the first game to earn the final playoff spot. Dan Sidorowicz got the win, striking out 7 in 6 innings of work. Jason Bean was 3 for 4 with a two run homer and 3 RBI. Jason Fean and Steve Zumpano also had 2 hits each for SMBC.
Western Charles - 9 St. Mary's - 0 WP: Chris McNey LP: Brad Hankey Summary/Highlights Submitted by St. Mary's St. Mary's lost the second game of the doubleheader with Western Charles 9-0. Chris McNey got the win as he spread out 5 hits over the complete game effort. DeRon Chase had 2 of the 5 SMBC hits. August 10, 2003 Bumpy Oak - 8 Redhawks - 2 WP: B.J. Kittle LP: Travis Peters Summary/Highlights Submitted by Redhawks The Redhawks came out hot with 4 straight hits and 2 runs to lead off game one, but would not score again. B.J. Kittle allowed only 7 hits while striking out 6 to earn the victory. Travis Peters took the loss but did not get much help either offensively or defensively. Overbey and Connolly had multi-hit games for the Redhawks. Ray Michael led the attack for Bumpy Oak with 2 hits and 3 RBI. Tommy Sellers and Clint Sanders also recorded a pair of hits.
Bumpy Oak - 5 Redhawks - 2 WP: Shawn Bowling LP: Seth Overbey Summary/Highlights Submitted by Redhawks Game 2 was was much closer than the first. With the score tied at 2 in the 6th Rich Lehosky belted a 2-run shot in what ended up as the winning runs. The Redhawks committed 5 errors which resulted in 3 runs. Of the 5 Redhawk hits 3 of them and both runs came from Elliot Cardano. Now the Redhawks must wait and hope for a Western Charles sweep of St. Mary's on Tuesday for the final playoff spot. August 10, 2003 Combine defeated Waldorf
Combine defeated Waldorf August 7, 2003 Bumpy Oak - 8 St. Mary's - 2 WP: Tommy Sellers LP: Kenny Williams Summary/Highlights Submitted by St. Mary's Tied 2-2, Bumpy Oak exploded for 6 runs in the bottom of the 8th inning to defeat St. Mary's 8-2. Ray Michael's 3 RBI bases loaded double was the key hit for Bumpy Oak.Rich Lehosky hit a 2 run homer in the same inning. Tommy Sellers got credit for the win. August 3, 2003 Waldorf defeated Legion August 2, 2003 St. Mary's - 9 Waldorf - 1 WP: Dan Sidorowicz LP: Christopher Boyce Summary/Highlights Submitted by St. Mary's Dan Sidorowicz tossed a 4-hitter, striking out 13 Waldorf hitters as St. Mary's defeated the Phillies for the third consecutive game 9-1.Tracy Vallandingham was 3 for 4 with an RBI and a walk in his first appearance of the season after suffering an injury in the spring while playing for St. Mary's College.Nick Vallandingham was 2 for 4 for SMBC.
Redhawks - 8 Combine - 4 WP: Travis Peters LP: Jay Herbert Summary/Highlights Submitted by Redhawks Travis Peters won his third straight game and second vs Combine with an 8-4 win. He threw 7 2/3 allowing only 2 runs. Peters, Ryan Smith and Darren Sanders all had multiple hit games for the Redhawks. Mike Zippi scored twice and had a double and RBI as well. John Bass had a 2 run homer for Combine and Morgan Fields and Jeff Cote each had a 3 hit game in the losing effort. July 27, 2003 St. Mary's - 9 Waldorf - 0 WP: Kenny Williams LP: Jason Poinsette Summary/Highlights Submitted by St. Mary's Kenny Williams pitched a 3-hit shutout as St. Mary's defeated Waldorf 9-0 in the first game of the doubleheader. Williams stuck out 12 Waldorf hitters while walking none in his 88 pitch effort. John Childers was 2 for 4 leading the 8 hit St. Mary's attack.
St. Mary's - 11 Waldorf - 1 WP: Chris Boarman LP: Blaire Bowman Summary/Highlights Submitted by St. Mary's St. Mary's defeated Waldorf 11-1 in 5 innings in the second game for the doubleheader sweep. Chris Boarman and Brad Hankey combined for a two hit effort for St. Mary's. Boarman threw only 37 pitches in 4 innings of work, striking out 4 and walking none.Gary Thomas was 2 for 3 with 2 RBI and Nick Vallandingham was 2 for 2 also with 2 RBI for St. Mary's. Vallandinham and DeRon Chase each hit 2 run homers for SMBC.
Combine - 3 Bumpy Oak - 0 WP: Jay Herbert LP: Shaun Bowling Summary/Highlights Submitted by Bumpy Oak Jay Herbert threw his second shutout in as many games. Herbert scattered six hits, walked one and struck out 4. Shaun Bowling allowed 5 hits, 3 walks, and had 4 k's in a losing effort for Bumpy Oak. Bill DeAtley had 2 hits for Combine. Clint Sanders had two hits for Bumpy Oak, and Bobby Rawlings had the only extra-base hit of the day, a double. Aaron Michael had two stolen bases for Bumpy Oak.
Bumpy Oak - 8 Combine - 2 WP: Tommy Sellers LP: Bill DeAtley Summary/Highlights Submitted by Bumpy Oak Bumpy Oak had a six-run
fourth inning to defeat Combine in the nightcap of the doubleheader. Ray
Michael had the big blow of the inning, a 3-run HR. Michael finished the day
2-for-3 with 4 RBI and a SAC bunt. Mike Finamore, Jaime Wright, and Lance
Martin all had two hits for the winners.
Western Charles defeated Legion by forfeit
Western Charles defeated Legion by forfeit July 26, 2003 Western Charles - 10 St. Mary's - 1 WP: Mike Ballenger LP: Dan Sidorowicz Summary/Highlights Submitted by St. Mary's Mike Ballenger pitched a 5-hit complete game as Western Charles defeated St. Mary's 10-1 at Legion Field. Submitted by Western Charles Behind a strong pitching performance by Mike Ballenger, offensively, John Klopfer III was 2 for 4 and Gentry Dement was 3 for 5. Chris Moore contributed to the 10 run attack with a two run homer for Western Charles.
Bumpy Oak - 10 Redhawks - 6 WP: Tommy Sellers LP: Seth Overbey Summary/Highlights Submitted by Redhawks Bumpy Oak scored 6 in the top of the 7th to take a 4 run lead which the Redhawks could not overcome. Tommy Sellers came on in relief for B.J. Kittle to earn the win. Bobby Rawlings and Jamie Wright both had a 3 hit game for Bumpy Oak. Danny Lydon had 3 of the 6 Redhawks hits. Submitted by Bumpy Oak Tommy Sellers earned the win with 4 innings of relief work for starter B.J. Kittle. Sellers allowed 3 hits and one run. Seth Overbey suffered the loss for the Redhawks, enduring a 6-run 7th inning by the Bombers. Bobby Rawlings led the hitting attack with 3-hits, one a double. John Lee, Clint Sanders, and Jaime Wright each had two hits apiece. Lee added two RBI, as did Ray Michael who had 2 sac flies. Danny Lydon led the Redhawks with 3 hits, Darren Sanders had the lone extra base hit for the Redhawks. July 24, 2003 Waldorf - 8 Combine - 7
July 20, 2003 Combine - 8 St. Mary's - 0 WP: Jay Herbert LP: Chris Boarman Summary/Highlights Submitted by St. Mary's Jay Herbert pitched a 4-hit shutout as Combine defeated St. Mary's 8-0. Mike McAllister was 4-4, 4 runs scored, 3 SB, a walk and one RBI as the sparkplug for the Combine 13 hit attack.
Redhawks - 4 Legion - 0 WP: Danny Lydon LP: Toby Davis Summary/Highlights Submitted by Redhawks Danny Lydon improved to 4-0 throwing a complete game shutout to beat Legion 4-0. Lydon also had 2 hits and an RBI at the plate. Overbey continued to swing a hot bat sending one over the right field wall in what turned out to be the game winning runs. The Redhawks have now won 5 of their last 7 games as the race for the final playoff spot tightens.
Bumpy Oak - 6 Western Charles - 1 WP: Tommy Sellers LP: Mike Ballenger Summary/Highlights Submitted by Western Charles Tommy Sellers pitched great for Bumpy Oak, allowing only one run in a complete game effort. Rich Lehoski led a six run inning with a bases loaded double for Bumpy Oak that sealed the victory. July 19, 2003 St. Mary's - 4 Bumpy Oak - 0 WP: Dan Sidorowicz LP: Shaun Bowling Summary/Highlights Submitted by St. Mary's Danny Sidorowicz pitched a 3-hit shutout defeating Bumpy Oak 4-0. St. Mary's scored 4 runs in the bottom of the 1st inning as Jim Tanavage's 3RBI bases loaded double was the big hit of the inning.
Bumpy Oak - 7 St. Mary's - 4 WP: B.J. Kittle LP: Kenny Williams Summary/Highlights Submitted by St. Mary's Bumpy Oak scored 3 runs in the top of the 9th to take a 7-4 lead and the victory in the second game of the doubleheader. Bobby Rawlings' 2 RBI triple was the big hit that spoiled St. Mary's sweep efforts.
Redhawks - 3 Combine - 1 WP: Travis Peters LP: Phil Cronan Summary/Highlights Submitted by Redhawks The Redhawks stayed hot as they beat Combine 3-1 in game 1. Travis Peters earned his second straight win allowing only one run and 5 hits in 7 innings. Peters, Danny Lydon and Bob Connolly all had multiple hit games accounting for all 3 runs.
Combine defeated Redhawks Summary/Highlights Submitted by Redhawks Game 2 ended in a forfeit win for Combine when the Redhawks could not field a team due to an ejection. The game went four innings before being suspended. Darren Sanders hit the Redhawks first ever homerun and later added a double. Seth Overbey pitched great striking out 8 in only 4 innings and adding 3 RBI to help his cause.
Legion defeated Waldorf
Waldorf defeated Legion July 13, 2003 Redhawks - 9 St. Mary's - 4 WP: Danny Lydon LP: Clarke Rollins Summary/Highlights Submitted by St. Mary's Dan Lydon got his second win over St. Mary's in consecutive days as St. Mary's lost their 5th straight game, 9-4. St. Mary's committed 7 errors in the contest and left 11 men on base and 25 total LOB's in their last 2 games vs. The Redhawks. Submitted by Redhawks The Redhawks won their third straight game as they came out of the gates quickly in Game 1 Sunday scoring 7 in the first 2 innings. A combination of steals, bunts and infield hits gave Danny Lydon all the support he needed to earn his third win of the season. Travis Peters, Darren Sanders and Mike Zippi all had a pair of hits and a pair of RBI. Steve Zumpano stayed hot for St. Mary's recording 3 more hits to add to his 2 from Saturday.
St. Mary's - 4 Redhawks - 3 WP: Kevin Franc LP: Seth Overbey Summary/Highlights Submitted by St. Mary's Kevin Franc got his first win of the season as St. Mary's ended their 5 game losing streak holding off the Redhawks 7th inning rally to win 4-3. Trailing 4-0, the Redhawks scored 3 runs in the bottom of the 7th inning before Jason Bean shut the door with a one-pitch save effort. Submitted by Redhawks St. Mary's won game 3 of the series as Kevin Franc kept hitters guessing until the final inning. Seth Overbey pitched a great game, only allowing 2 earned runs over 7 innings of work. Down 4-0 in the bottom of the 7th the Redhawks strung together a few hits to bring the score to 4-3. The rally was stopped short by Jason Bean, who earned the save leaving the tying run left on second. Peters, Zippi, and Overbey all had 2 hits in this game as well.
Western Charles - 8 Waldorf - 0 WP: Chris McNey LP: Jason Beall Summary/Highlights Submitted by Western Charles Western Charles came out strong in the first game of the double header scoring eight runs on eleven hits. Chris McNey earned his fifth win of the season allowing only four hits in a complete game shutout performance. John Klopfer III, Ian Caballero, and Tony Stefko all had multiple hits and combined for five runs and two RBI in the win. Mike Pickeral also contributed with a home run.
Western Charles - 10 Waldorf - 0 WP: Doug Craig LP: Blaire Bowman Summary/Highlights Submitted by Western Charles Western Charles completed the sweep of the double header and the season series by defeating Waldorf 10-0 behind another strong pitching performance by Doug Craig who only allowed three hits in the complete game effort. Mike Pickeral, Chris Hood, Joey Klopfer, Will Sigafoose, and Tony Stefko all had two hits apiece for Western Charles and combined for five runs and six RBI.
Bumpy Oak - 9 Legion - 1 WP: Shaun Bowling LP: Jeff Kooser Summary/Highlights Submitted by Bumpy Oak Bumpy Oak had 10 hits and Shaun Bowling pitched 5 innings of 3-hit ball to earn the win over Legion. Aaron Michael pitched 2 innings of no-hit shutout ball. John Lee went 2-for 3 and hit a 2-run HR. Mike Finamore had two hits and 3 RBI. Bobby Rawlings contributed 2 RBI. Rich Lehosky had the only extra base hit for the Bombers. For Legion, Jeff Kooser suffered the loss. John Ford, Tony Sweeney, and Chris Nevitt had the only hits for Legion, Ford's was a double and drove in the only Legion run.
Bumpy Oak - 4 Legion - 1 WP: Tommy Sellers LP: Billy Wathan Summary/Highlights Submitted by Bumpy Oak Bobby Rawlings led the way in Bumpy Oak's 10-hit attack of the nightcap. Rawlings went 3-for-4 with a double, HR, and 2 RBI. Mike Finamore continued his hot hitting streak with a 2-for-3 performance. Billy Wathen took the loss for Legion and Tony Sweeney drove in Legion's sole run. The win was Bumpy Oak's 5th of a busy 6-game schedule over 7 days. July 12, 2003 Redhawks - 6 St. Mary's - 5 WP: Danny Lydon LP: Dan Sidorowicz Summary/Highlights Submitted by St. Mary's Chis Williar, representing the tying run, was thrown out at the plate on a controversial play with 2 outs in the bottom of the 9th inning as the Redhawks won 6-5 at St. Mary's. Dan Lyndon picked up the win for the Redhawks in relief as Seth Overbey got the save. Submitted by Redhawks Saturday's game marked the beginning of a closely matched 3 game series between St. Mary's and the Redhawks. Travis Peters earned his first win of the season going 6 innings allowing 3 runs. He helped himself out at the plate as well with a pair of hits and a run. Seth Overbey, Tyler McConnell and Dennis Anderson both has a pair of hits as well. The game ended as the tying run was thrown out at the plate with a perfect relay from Josh Keissling and Darren Sanders. Dan Sidorowicz pitched well before tiring keeping the Redhawks scoreless through the first 5 frames.
Western Charles - 10 Waldorf - 1 WP: Mike Ballenger LP: Mike Boyce Summary/Highlights Submitted by Western Charles Mike Ballenger was the story of the game allowing only one bunt single in a complete game win. Scott Middleton was 2 for 4 with three RBI. John Klopfer III and Ian Caballero were 3 for 4 with a tripple and 2 for 4 with a double respectively with an RBI apiece.
Bumpy Oak - 7 Legion - 4 WP: B.J. Kittle LP: Tony Sweeney Summary/Highlights Submitted by Bumpy Oak Tommy Sellers hit a 3-run HR to highlight Bumpy Oak's 5-run 8th inning which broke a 2-2 tie. B.J. Kittle pitched 8 1/3 innings for the win, Jerry Michael relieved for the last two outs. John Lee paced the offense going 4-for-4. Clint Sanders and Ray Michael had two hits apiece. Both Ray and Aaron Michael had extra-base hits. Dave Russell led Legion with two hits, one a double. Tony Sweeney suffered the loss for Legion. July 9, 2003 Bumpy Oak - 9 Waldorf - 8 WP: Shaun Bowling LP: Jason Beall Summary/Highlights Submitted by Bumpy Oak Bumpy Oak defeated Waldorf 9-8 after falling to an early 5-1 deficit. Shaun Bowling picked up the win in relief pitching 5 innings, with 8 K's, while allowing 1 walk and 4 hits. For Bumpy Oak, Aaron Michael, Ray Michael, Mike Finamore, and B.J. Kittle all had two hits. Kittle also had 2 RBI. For Waldorf, Chris Boyce had three hits, while Gutierrez had a 3-run HR and Boyd hit a solo HR. Bumpy Oak's extra-base hits included doubles by Ray Michael, Mike Finamore, and B.J. Kittle.
Bumpy Oak - 9 Waldorf - 8 WP: Jerry Michael LP: Blair Bowmanl Summary/Highlights Submitted by Bumpy Oak Bumpy Oak pulled off a sweep scoring three late runs and beating Waldorf 3-2. Lance Martin had the deciding hit with a 2-run triple in the 5th inning, and then scored on the play when the throw to third sailed out-of-play. Martin had two hits in the game and Clint Sanders added the only other Bumpy Oak hit. Jerry Michael picked up the win in relief of Tommy Sellers. For Waldorf, Blair Bowman picked up the tough loss with a three-hitter in 4 innings of work. Joe Austin threw the last two innings. Jose Guttierez led the offense with two hits. Extra base hits included Martin's triple for Bumpy Oak and doubles by Waldorf's Jose Gutierrez and Dan Mahoney. July 7, 2003 Combine - 8 Bumpy Oak - 7 WP: Bill DeAtley LP: Jerry Michael Summary/Highlights Submitted by Bumpy Oak Down by two runs in the
bottom of the 9th, Combine scored three runs to defeat Bumpy Oak 8-7. Bill
DeAtley pitched all nine innings for Combine. Jon Bass, Rudy Carrico, and
Eddie Henderson each had two hits for Combine. Bass had 3 RBI and Dave Cross
contributed with 2 RBI, . Aaron Michael, Ray Michael, and John Lee each had
two hits for Bumpy Oak, with Lee leading the way with 2 RBI. The teams
combined for 8 extra base hits, a triple by Mike McAllister and the rest
doubles - Bumpy Oak = Aaron Michael, Ray Michael, Mike Finamore, Rob Adams.
Combine = Jon Bass, Eddie Henderson, Dave Cross. July 6, 2003 Legion - 9 Western Charles - 3 WP: Billy Wathan LP: Mike Ballenger Summary/Highlights Submitted by Western Charles Legion defeated Western Charles behind strong pitching from Billy Wathan. Western Charles committed nine errors in allowing nine runs. Dave Hoffmaster was 2 for 3 for Legion with three RBI. Toby Davis also had three hits in the game. For Western Charles, Ryan Beach and Tony Stefko had three hits and Chris Moore was 2 for 4 with a home run. Gentry Dement also had two hits in the game. June 29, 2003 Redhawks - 6 Waldorf - 5 WP: Dan Lydon LP: Blaire Bowman Summary/Highlights Submitted by Redhawks The Redhawks notched their first ever series victory by beating Waldorf 6-5. Danny Lydon recorded his second win of the season allowing 2 runs in 8 innings of work and striking out 8. Seth Overbey and Dave Lydon each had a pair of hits and Bob Connolly scored twice. Waldorf made an attempt at a late comeback with 3 back to back hits and a homerun by Tommy Madison to bring it within one. Travis Peters managed to close the game down and earn the save. Kevin Myers recorded 3 hits including 2 doubles in a losing effort.
Legion - 12 St. Mary's - 4 WP: Billy Wathan LP: Brad Hankey Summary/Highlights Submitted by St. Mary's St. Mary's dropped their third game on the weekend losing to Legion 12-4 at Legion Field on Sunday. Billy Wathan pitched the complete game walking 2 and striking out 1. Chris Nevitt was 3 for 4 with a double and 1 RBI. Four other Legion hitters had multiple hits on the afternoon. Gary Thomas and Greg Newkirk each had 2 hits for St. Mary's.
Western Charles - 6 Combine - 4 WP: Chris McNey LP: Jay Herbert Summary/Highlights Submitted by Western Charles Ian Caballero led the way going 3 for 4 with a home run and five RBI and made some great defensive plays helping Western Charles hand Combine their first loss of the season. Chris McNey picked up his fourth win of the season in relief. Chris Hood, John Klopfer III, Mike Pickeral, and Ryan Beach all had two hits in the game. Mike McAllister had two hits and an RBI for Combine. June 28, 2003 Bumpy Oak - 3 Western Charles - 2 WP: Billy Hollister LP: Doug Craig Summary/Highlights Submitted by Western Charles Bumpy Oak defeated Western Charles 3-2 behind strong pitching from B.J. Kittle and Billy Hollister along with the bat of Rich Lehosky who hit a two run homer and had three RBI. Bobby Rawlings was also 2 for 3 in the game. Doug Craig pitched well for Western Charles going the distance with two strikeouts and one walk.
Western Charles - 6 Bumpy Oak - 5 WP: Chris McNey LP: Shaun Bowling Summary/Highlights Submitted by Western Charles In the second game of the double header, Western Charles bounced back to defeat Bumpy Oak 6-5. Mike Pickeral hit a three run homer and closed out the game on the mound for Western Charles. Tony Stefko also had three hits and scored a run. In relief, Chris McNey was able to hold Bumpy Oak scoreless in 1 1/3 to pick up the win.
Legion - 4 Redhawks - 3 WP: John Ford LP: Travis Peters Summary/Highlights Submitted by Redhawks The first game of the doubleheader came down to the very end with the Redhawks scoring 2 in the top of the 7th and leaving the bases loaded after a questionable call at first base. John Ford pitched a complete game for the win and doubled off the left field wall to help his cause. Darren Sanders and Travis Peters recorded 2-hit games for the Redhawks and Chris Connolly played a great game defensively.
Legion - 6 Redhawks - 2 WP: Tony Sweeney LP: Seth Overbey Summary/Highlights Submitted by Redhawks Legion completed a sweep of the doubleheader with a 6-2 victory over the Redhawks. John Ford led the offense with 2 more doubles and a pair of RBIs. Tony Sweeny kept the batters guessing all day striking out 5 and retiring 14 of his last 15 batters. Travis Peters had another 2-hit game for the Redhawks to go along with a run and 2 stolen bases.
Combine - 6 St. Mary's - 3 WP: Phil Cronan LP: Dan Sidorowicz Summary/Highlights Submitted by St. Mary's After a 7 week layoff due to weather St. Mary's returned to the field of play last Saturday losing to Combine 6-3 in the first game of the doubleheader. Phil Cronan pitch a complete game, striking out 3 and walking no one. Rudy Carrico had 2 of the 6 Combine hits going 2 for 3 with a double. Steve Zumpano had multiple hits also going 2 for 3 with a double for St. Mary's.
Combine - 2 St. Mary's - 0 WP: Bill DeAtley LP: Kenny Williams Summary/Highlights Submitted by St. Mary's In the second game of the doubleheader Combine defeated St. Mary's 2-0 as Bill DeAtley pitched a 4-hit shutout for the win. Morgan Fields was 2 for 2 with a double and 1 RBI. Kenny Williams pitched well in the loss, going the distance, walking 1 and striking out 8 Combine hitters. June 22, 2003 Western Charles - 2 Redhawks - 1 WP: Chris McNey LP: Travis Peters Summary/Highlights Submitted by Western Charles Western Charles defeated the Redhawks in a 10 inning affair 2-1. Mike Ballenger pitched strong for Western Charles allowing only one run in 8 2/3 innnings of work. Dan Lydon was equally effective by only allowing one run in 8 innings. Ian Caballero drove in the winning run in the bottom of the 10th. John Klopfer III, Ian Caballero, and Tony Stefko each went 2 for 5 in the game for Western Charles. Dan Lydon and Bob Connolly each went 2 for 5 for the Redhawks. Submitted by Redhawks Game 1 was a pitchers duel
with both Danny Lydon and Mike Ballenger holding the opposing team scoreless
through 8 innings. Lydon pitched great again allowing only 7 hits and
striking out 3 without allowing an earned run. Second half addition Derek
Wright scored the only run for the Redhawks in
Western Charles - 4 Redhawks - 1 WP: Chris McNey LP: Kyle Gallo Summary/Highlights Submitted by Western Charles Western Charles defeated the Redhawks in 4-1 to sweep the twinbill and the season series. John Klopfer III pitched 3 1/3 strong innings allowing one run on one hit with five strikeouts. Chris McNey and Chris Hood also pitched shutout ball in relief. Ian Caballero went 2 for 3 with an RBI for Western Charles. Submitted by Redhawks In Game 2 the two team managed to score more in the first inning than in the previous games total. Kyle Gallo had to be taken out after a shaky start due to an elbow injury. Travis Peters came on and did a great job in relief giving up only 1 hit and 1 earned run in 6 innings of work. The Redhawks struggled again to score runners, leaving 10 on base for a total of 19 in the doubleheader. Danny Lydon and Bob Connolly both finished the day with 3 hits a piece.
Combine defeated Legion
Combine defeated Legion May 4, 2003 St. Mary's - 4 Legion - 0 WP: Brad Hankey LP: Tony Sweeney Summary/Highlights Submitted by St. Mary's Brad Hankey tossed a 99 pitch no-hitter in Game 1 as St.Mary's defeated Legion 4-0.
St. Mary's - 6 Legion - 5 WP: Jason Bean LP: Jeff Kooser Summary/Highlights Submitted by St. Mary's
St. Mary's scored 5 unearned runs in the home half of the 5th to take a 5-3
lead.
St. Mary's scored the game winner with one out in the 7th as Jason Bean
Redhawks - 7 Waldorf - 1 WP: Danny Lydon LP: Jason Beall Summary/Highlights Submitted by Redhawks The Redhawks earned their first ever win in game 1 vs. Waldorf.
Danny Lydon led the way pitching 5 1/3 innings of shutout ball. Lydon had 7
K's
Waldorf - 5 Redhawks - 3 WP: Blaire Bowman LP: Dave Payne Summary/Highlights Submitted by Redhawks
Blaire Bowman led Waldorf to their first win of the season in game 2 of the
Justin Hill, Jason Boyd, Mike Madison and Joe Walker all had run scoring
hits for Waldorf. The Redhawks 7th inning comeback attempt fell short as Waldorf took the win to split the twinbill.
Combine - 6 Western Charles - 5 WP: Dave Cross LP: Mike Ballenger Summary/Highlights Submitted by Western Charles Mike Ballenger pitched strong allowing only two hits in the loss. Western Charles' defensive struggles contributed to Combine's seventh inning comeback. Rudy Carrico and Eddy Henderson each had doubles in the game.
Combine - 8 Western Charles - 3 WP: Phil Cronan LP: Matt Wojtkowski Summary/Highlights Submitted by Western Charles Combine gets the sweep of the double header as Bill DeAtley and Phil Cronan limit Western Charles to three runs. John Klopfer III had a pair of hits in the game including a home run. April 27, 2003 Combine - 10 Legion - 0 WP: Bill DeAtley LP: Tony Sweeney Summary/Highlights Submitted by Combine
Mike McCallister - Grand Slam
Bumpy Oak - 8 Waldorf - 3 WP: Jerry Michael LP: Jason Beall Summary/Highlights Submitted by Bumpy Oak Bumpy Oak defeated Waldorf 8-3 during an opening-day game Waldorf hosted at Legion Field. Umpires failed to show for the game; therefore, Barney Gayon umpired behind the plate and Tony Sweeney did the bases. Bobby Rawlings was the offensive star of the game going 3-for-4 with a grand slam, a double, and four RBI.
Aaron Michael, Ray Michael, and Clint Sanders (making his Bumpy Oak debut)
each had multiple-hits. The Bombers had 12 hits in all. Jerry Michael pitched six innings, giving up two hits to Jason Boyd, and one to Joe Austin.
Boyd's 2-run double in the 6th was Waldorf's biggest blow. Tommy Sellers
pitched 2 perfect innings and struck out three. John Lee finished on the
hill in the ninth inning and struck out the side.
Western Charles - 16 Redhawks - 4 WP: Matt Wojtkowski LP: John Brennan Submitted by Redhawks The Redhawks experienced some early season woes last weekend, committing 6 errors and hitting into 4 double plays against Western Charles. Unearned runs in the third and ninth innings led to the most damage.
The game also featured 18 walks and 19 strikeouts. Submitted by Western Charles Western Charles got off to a good start offensively with 13 hits along with solid defense in their opening day win. Ian Caballero and Scott Middleton led the way with three hits each including six RBI. Chris Hood and Tony Stefko also had multiple hits. Matt Wojtkowski and Mike Ballenger got the job done on the mound allowing three hits and combining for 10 strikeouts.
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