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2004 Scores and Game Results Congratulations to Combine, the 2004 Charles-St. Mary's League Champions!! September 25, 2004 Combine - 6 St. Mary's - 0 WP: Bill DeAtley LP: Jay Herbert Summary/Highlights Submitted by St. Mary's Combine defeated St.Mary's 6-0 in the Championship game of the 2004 CHASM Baseball League playoffs. Bill DeAtley pitched a masterpiece, limiting SMBC to 6 hits while striking out 5 and walking only 1. Jon Bass and Matt Haynes had solo homeruns in the first and seventh innings respectively for Combine.Danny Lee was 4 for 4 to lead the 15-hit Combine attack.Jay Herbert took the loss. Tracy Vallandingham collected 2 of the 6 SMBC hits. September 19, 2004 St. Mary's - 9 Bumpy Oak - 8 WP: Jay Herbert LP: Shaun Bowling Summary/Highlights Submitted by St. Mary's St. Mary's allowed 7 earned Bumpy Oak runs in the bottom of the first
inning before beginning their quest for a third round playoff September 12, 2004 St. Mary's - 8 Redhawks - 4 WP: Kenny Williams LP: Wes Delia Summary/Highlights Submitted by Redhawks The Redhawks season came to an end at the arm of Kenny Williams, who
for the 3rd time this season beat kept the bats silent. Nick Submitted by St. Mary's In the Losers Bracket game on Sunday, St. Mary's cashed in on (6) sacrifices and (5) Redhawks errors to win 8-4, eliminating the Redhawks. St. Mary's played "small ball", scoring 8 runs on only 5 hits. Kenny Williams was credited with the win, pitching (7)innings, striking out (7) while walking only (1) Redhawks hitter. Chris Boarman picked up the save for SMBC.
Combine - 5 Bumpy Oak - 3 WP: Jeff Angst LP: Billye Hollister September 11, 2004 Combine - 19 Redhawks - 0 WP: Bill DeAtley LP: Tommy Stratchko Summary/Highlights Submitted by Redhawks The Redhawks first taste of playoff baseball was a bitter one losing 19-0. DeAtley scattered 8 hits for a complete game victory. John Bass hit a grand slam and Matt Haynes homered as well. Mike Finamore, Mike McAllister and Rudy Carrico all had 3 hits. The Redhawks used 4 pitchers but none could shutdown Combine. Tommy Stratchko took the loss.
Bumpy Oak - 7 St. Mary's - 2 WP: Tommy Sellers LP: Jay Herbert Summary/Highlights Submitted by St. Mary's Bumpy Oak unleashed a 13-hit attack on St. Mary's and won the first round game of the #3 vs. #2 seeded teams on Saturday afternoon. Tommy Sellers gave up only (6) SMBC hits in his complete game effort, striking out (1) and walking only (1).B.J. Kittle was 4 for 5 with (2)doubles for Bumpy Oak. Bobby Rawlings and Clint Sanders both had 3- hit games for the Bombers. Steve Zumpano collected (2) of the (5) SMBC hits. September 2, 2004 St. Mary's - 6 Waldorf - 0 WP: Chris Boarman LP: Chris Boyce Summary/Highlights Submitted by St. Mary's St. Mary's secured the # 3 seed in the upcoming playoffs with the 6-0 defeat of Waldorf on Thursday evening at Chancellors Run Regional Park. Chris Boarman relived Kenny Williams in the 4th inning with a 2-0 lead, however Boarman was the most effective pitcher, thus receiving the credit for the win. Jim Tanavage had 2 of the 4 SMBC hits in the game.
St. Mary's - 9 Waldorf - 3 WP: Paul Burch LP: Blair Bowman Summary/Highlights Submitted by St. Mary's St. Mary's completed the sweep of Waldorf with a 9-3 second game victory. Paul Burch pitched 5 innings, striking out 7 to get his first CHASM win. St. Mary's 11-hit attack was lead by Joe Drury who went 3 for 4 and 3 RBI. September 1, 2004 Bumpy Oak - 6 Combine - 5 WP: Tommy Sellers LP: Josh Matthews Summary/Highlights Submitted by Bumpy Oak Bumpy Oak defeated Combine 6-5 in a 10-inning night game at White
Plains. Pat O'Brien was the hero with a game-winning, bases-loaded RBI single in the bottom of the 10th. Shaun Bowling pitched well for Bumpy Oak
and got relief help from Jerry Michael and Tommy Sellers. Sellers earned the victory. Morgan Fields pitched one-hit ball over 6 1/3 innings
for Combine before being relieved by Josh Matthews. Matthews pitched the final three innings and suffered the loss. Offensively, Combine's
Mike McAllister, Rudy Carrico, Eddy Henderson, and Fields each had two hits apiece, both of Henderson's being doubles. Bumpy Oak's B.J. Kittle
Western Charles - 4 Legion - 2 WP: Mike Balenger LP: Tony Sweeney Summary/Highlights Submitted by Western Charles Mike Balenger and Nick Vitielliss held down Legion enough for Western Charles to win it's fifth straight game to close the season. Offensively John Klopfer Jr. and Mike Pickeral led the way. Klopfer was 3 for 4 with two runs, a tripple, and a stolen base. Pickeral was 2 for 4 with 2 RBI. For Legion, Ronnie Jameson was 2 for 3 and Drew Lydon contributed with 2 RBI. August 29, 2004 St. Mary's - 3 Bumpy Oak - 2 WP: Jay Herbert LP: B.J. Kittle Summary/Highlights Submitted by St. Mary's In another typical St. Mary's vs. Bumpy Oak contest, St. Mary's scored 2 runs in the top of the 7th inning with 2 outs to win 3-2. Jason Bean's 2 RBI single was the game winner for SMBC. Jay Herbert went the distance for the win. Submitted by Bumpy Oak Trailing 2-1 and down to their last out, St. Mary's rallied for two runs on Jason Bean's 2-RBI single off of Billye Hollister. BJ Kittle suffered a tough-luck loss and Jay Herbert got the victory. Bean had 2 hits for the Door. Kittle and Bobby Rawlings each had two hits for the Bombers, one of Rawlings' a solo homerun.
Bumpy Oak - 6 St. Mary's - 1 WP: Billye Hollister LP: Kenny Williams Summary/Highlights Submitted by St. Mary's In the second game of the doubleheader, Bumpy Oak defeated SMBC 6-1 behind the pitching of Billy Hollister.Bumpy Oak scored 3 runs in the bottom of the 1st inning on 3 hits and 2 St. Mary's errors and were never seriously challenged for the remainder of the game. Jamie Wright had 2 of the 9 Bumpy Oak hits. Steve Zumpano and Joe Drury each had mutiple hit games for St. Mary's. Submitted by Bumpy Oak Billye Hollister earned the win scattering 5 hits and one walk over 6 innings. Jaime Wright and Rob Adams had two hits for Bumpy Oak and Wright added 2 RBI. Steve Zumpano and Joe Drury led St. Mary's with 2 hits apiece. Zumpano's 2-out RBI single marked the end of Hollister's streak of not allowing an earned run since his league debut - a span of 43 innings.
Western Charles - 13 Cold Zone - 1 WP: Mike Balenger LP: Alan Caston Summary/Highlights Submitted by Western Charles Mike Balenger allowed one run in a 5 inning run-rule game. Offensively for Western Charles, Ian Caballero was 2 for 3 with 2 RBI a run, and a stolen base. Nick Vitielliss was 2 for 3 with an RBI and 2 runs. Tony Stefko and John Klopfer Jr. each had 2 RBI and 3 stolen bases. for Cold Zone, Gary Garcia was 2 for 2 with a double and scored the only run.
Western Charles - 11 Cold Zone - 1 WP: John Klopfer Jr. LP: Kenny Williams Summary/Highlights Submitted by Western Charles In another 5 inning run-rule game, Tony Stefko allowed 1 run in 4 innings and John Klopfer Jr. allowed no runs in the fifth to steal the win d;-) Offensively for Western Charles, John Klopfer Jr., Tony Stefko, Ian Caballero, Ryan Beach, and Nick Vitielliss each had two hits. Mike Pickeral added 3 hits, 2 doubles, and 2 RBI.
Legion - 11 Waldorf - 10 August 28, 2004 Combine - 6 Legion - 1 WP: Josh Matthews LP: Tony Sweeney Summary/Highlights Submitted by Combine Combine wins game 1 with a balanced offensive attack, led by Mike Finamore, Eddy Henderson and Phil Cronan each collecting 2 hits. John Bass hit a solo homerun, while Josh Matthews picks up his first career CHASM win, going 5 1/3 in relief. Drew Lydon started the day going 2 for 3.
Legion - 6 Combine - 4 WP: Tony Sweeney LP: Danny Lee Summary/Highlights Submitted by Combine Tony Sweeney got some redemption getting the win in the second game. Dave Russell collected 3 hits, Drew Lydon 2 for 4. Combine got a 3 run homerun from Mike McAllister.
Western Charles - 9 St. Mary's - 2 WP: Nick Vitielliss LP: Andy Benjes Summary/Highlights Submitted by St. Mary's Nick Vitielliss allowed only 4 hits while striking out 7 St. Mary's hitters to keep Western Charles playoff hopes alive as they defeated St. Mary's 9-2 on Saturday morning. Tony Stefko lead Western Charles 11-hit attack going 3 for 5.Steve Zumpano collected 2 of the 4 SMBC hits.
Redhawks - 10 Waldorf - 7 WP: Tommy Stratchko LP: Blair Bowman Summary/Highlights Submitted by Redhawks The Redhawks earned their first playoff berth with a 10-7 win over Waldorf. Tommy Stratchko got the win, striking out 4. Seth Overbey pitched the final 2 innings to earn the save. Darren Sanders and Bobby Connolly both had 3 hits. Jared wood had a pair of hits and RBI as well. For Waldorf Blair Bowman took the complete game loss while striking out 5. John Strobel and David Ross each had homeruns, but they were not enough for Waldorf.
Redhawks - 7 Waldorf - 0 WP: Seth Overbey LP: Blair Bowman Summary/Highlights Submitted by Redhawks Overbey came back in game 2 to pitch another gem, striking out 6 and allowing 3 hits. Jared Wood had another multi hit game with his second double of the day. Tommy Stratchko drove in 3 runs for the Redhawks also. For Waldorf Jason Boyd had 2 of the 3 hits including a double.
August 27, 2004
Redhawks - 10 Cold Zone - 0 WP: Wes Delia LP: Sean Duke Summary/Highlights Submitted by Redhawks Wes Delia pitched a complete game 2 hitter while striking out 9 to earn his first victory of the season. He also led the offense going 4-4 with a 2B, SB, 2Runs and 3RBI. Seth Overbey also had 3 RBI. Sean Duke struck out 4 and allowed 4 runs through the first 5 innings before tiring in the 6th for Cold Zone. August 15, 2004 Redhawks - 9 Western Charles - 3 WP: Danny Lydon LP: Mike Balenger Summary/Highlights Submitted by Redhawks The Redhawks took game 1 on a soggy Laurel Springs field by the score of 9-3. Danny Lydon earned the win scattering 7 hits and striking out 5. Seth Overbey scored twice and had 3RBI, Bobby Connolly had an RBI, 2 SB's and 3 runs scored. Kenny Bragg had 2 RBI while Tommy Strachko and Darren Sanders had multi hit games. Mike Balenger took the loss for Western Charles. Johnny Klopfer had 2 hits a run, 2 SB's, and an RBI and Ian Caballero had 2 hits and an RBI.
Western Charles - 1 Redhawks - 0 WP: Nick Vitielliss LP: Seth Overbey Summary/Highlights Submitted by Redhawks Game 2 was an unbelievable pitchers duel facing Seth Overbey vs Nick Vitielliss. Overbey took a perfect game into the 6th before Balenger broke it up with a bloop single. Overbey allowed 1 unearned run, 3 hits and struck out 8. Vitielliss pitched a 1 hit, 4 strikeout shutout. Western Charles scored the only run on a wild throw in the top of the 7th inning.
Legion - 4 Bumpy Oak - 3 WP: Tony Sweeney LP: Tommy Sellers Summary/Highlights Submitted by Bumpy Oak Legion and Bumpy Oak split a doubleheader on a soggy Legion Field. The two teams locked into a 3-3 duel in the first game, and Legion prevailed by scoring the winning run in the bottom of the 7th inning on a bases-loaded walk to Dave Russell. Tony Sweeney was the winning pitcher and Tommy Sellers took the loss. BJ Kittle led Bumpy Oak with a 3-for-4 performance and Pernell Young had a 2 RBI single. Drew Lydon led Legion with two hits and Dave Russell had 3 RBI.
Bumpy Oak - 8 Legion - 0 WP: Billye Hollister LP: Tony Sweeney Summary/Highlights Submitted by Bumpy Oak In Game 2, Billye Hollister pitched 6 innings of shutout ball to lead Bumpy Oak to a 8-0 win. Jaime Wright and Tommy Sellers eached had two hits and scored twice. Tony Sweeney took the loss for Legion.
Combine defeated Cold Zone
Combine defeated Cold Zone August 8, 2004 Bumpy Oak - 10 Waldorf - 1 WP: Billye Hollister LP: Brandon Miller Summary/Highlights Submitted by Bumpy Oak Billye Hollister pitched 7 innings and gave up 0 earned runs, 0 BBs, 4 K's, and scattered 7 hits to earn the win. Bumpy Oak's offense racked up 17 hits. Bobby Rawlings led the way with a 4-for-5 day including a 2-run HR. Ray Michael and Tommy Sellers were both 3-for-5. Two of Sellers' hits were key 2-out RBI singles. Aaron Michael and John Lee each added two hits. Jaime Wright played spectacular defense at shortstop and had 5 hits over the weekend.
Combine - 7 Western Charles - 0 WP: Jeff Angst LP: Mike Balenger Summary/Highlights Submitted by Combine Jeff Angst notches his 7th win of the season, going the distance and earning his 4th shutout. He allowed 5 singles, struck out 7 and walked 1. Offensively, Mike McAllister led off the game with a solo shot to left. Jeff Cote drove in 2 runs with a double that put Combine up to an early 4-0 lead after one. Brian King was 2 for 3 with an RBI.
Legion - 5 Redhawks - 4 WP: Billy Wathen LP: Danny Lydon Summary/Highlights Submitted by Redhawks Billy Wathen pitched a 6 hit complete game to keep Legion in the thick
of the playoff race. Dave Russell had 2 doubles, 2RBI and a run to lead the offense for Legion. Ryan Rabon scored 3 runs as well. Danny
Lydon took the loss, allowing 2 runs in 6 innings of relief work. Tommy Stracthko had a double, homer and 2RBI for the Redhawks. August 7, 2004
St. Mary's - 3 Legion - 1 WP: Andy Benjes LP: Tony Sweeney Summary/Highlights Submitted by St. Mary's Andy Benjes relieved an injured Jay Herbert with 2 outs in the bottom of the 1st inning and went on to shutout Legion throwing only 78 pitches as St. Mary's defeated Legion 3-1. Benjes struck out 9 Legion hitters while walking only one.SMBC scored single runs in the first, fifth, and sixth inning after giving up Legion's lone run in the first. Chris Williar was 2 for 3 for SMBC.
St. Mary's - 8 Legion - 6 WP: Chris Boarman LP: Goudie Summary/Highlights Submitted by St. Mary's St. Mary's banged out 15 hits in game #2 as they defeated Legion 8-6
for the doubleheader sweep. Chris Boarman got the win for SMBC, pitching 4 2/3 innings as Jason Bean got the save. Joe Drury was 3 for 5 with 3
RBI. Brett Williar, Drew Willard, Vinnie Sylvester and Bean also had multiple hits for SMBC in the second game. Bean also had a solo homer. WP: Scott Mower LP: Spirs Summary/Highlights Submitted by Bumpy Oak Scott Mower pitched 5 innings for the win allowing 2 hits and 1 walk
while striking out 2. Aaron Michael was 2-for-2 with 3 RBI, Clint Sanders 2-for-3 with an RBI, and John Lee 3-for-3 with an RBI. Bobby
Rawlings added a solo homerun. Borky and Sherman had the hits for Cold Zone. WP: Scott Mower LP: Brian Sherman Summary/Highlights Submitted by Bumpy Oak Scott Mower won the second game as well, pitching 6 innings allowing 7 hits, 1 BB, 1 K, and 2 runs. Bumpy Oak banged out 21 hits. Aaron Michael, BJ Kittle, Bobby Rawlings, and John Lee each had two hits. Ray Michael, Jaime Wright, and Tommy Sellers each had three hits with Michael hitting 2 doubles and 3 RBI. Eric Mertz had two hits for Cold Zone and Gary Garcia and Spirs added doubles. Spirs also had 2 RBI. August 1, 2004 St. Mary's - 7 Redhawks - 2 WP: Kenny Williams LP: Tommy Stracheko Summary/Highlights Submitted by Redhawks Kenny Williams beat the Redhawks for the second time this season allowing only 2 runs in a complete game effort. St. Marys scored 5 runs in the first with the help of 2 Redhawk errors. Brett Willar and Steve Zumpano both had multi hit games for the Door. For the Redhawks Dennis Anderson reached base in every at bat with a pair of singles. Submitted by St. Mary's St. Mary's defeated the Redhawks 7-2 in the first game of the doubleheader. SMBC touched up Tommy Stratchko in the bottom of the first, scoring 5 runs on 3 hits with 2 Redhawk errors.Chris Williar and Steve Zumpano had multiple hit games for SMBC. Kenny Williams went the distance for SMBC, scattering 5 hits and striking out 5 Redhawks hitters.
St. Mary's - 5 Redhawks - 2 WP: Jay Herbert LP: Seth Overbey Summary/Highlights Submitted by Redhawks The offensive struggles continued for the Redhawks scoring only 2 runs off of Jay Herbert and dropping their 5 game in the last 6. Herbert threw a complete game, striking out 8. Brett Willar and Jason Bean hit RBI doubles in the bottom of the sixth to put the game away. John Micklus and Kenny Bragg each had a double for the Redhawks. Seth Overbey took the loss striking out 8 but getting no offensive support. Submitted by St. Mary's St. Mary's completed the sweep of the Redhawks with a 5-2 second game victory. Jay Herbert went the distance for SMBC, striking out 8 Redhawks and walking none. Jason Bean and Joe Drury had multiple hit games for SMBC.
Western Charles - 3 Legion - 2 WP: Mike Balenger LP: Tony Sweeney Summary/Highlights Submitted by Western Charles Mike Balenger led the way with a complete game effort, allowing only 2 runs on 4 hits. Tim Deavers and Ian Caballero each had an RBI for Western Charles. For Legion, Tony Sweeney also went the distance allowing 3 runs on 7 hits.
Combine defeated Waldorf
Combine defeated Waldorf July 25, 2004 Redhawks - 3 Bumpy Oak - 2 WP: Seth Overbey LP: Shaun Bowling Summary/Highlights Submitted by Redhawks The Redhawks snapped a 3 game losing streak defeating Bumpy Oak 3-2. Seth Overbey earned his first victory of the season giving up 6 hits in a complete game effort. Overbey also scored the winning run in the bottom of the 8th off of a double by Darren Sanders. Elliot Cardano and Sanders each had multi hit games. B.J. Kittle had 2 hits and both Bumpy Oak runs for the Bombers. Bumpy Oak also turned a 3-3-6 triple play in the bottom of the first. Submitted by Bumpy Oak The Redhawks defeated Bumpy Oak 3-2. Darren Sanders hit an RBI double
off BJ Kittle in the 8th inning to break a 2-2 tie and give the Redhawks the victory. Seth Overby pitched the complete game for the
Redhawks, scattering 8 hits, walking one, and striking out 3. Billye Hollister
pitched well for the Bombers, pitching five innings of 2-hit ball with 4 strikeouts and a pair of walks. Shaun Bowling pitched 2 1/3 innings of
relief allowing 4 hits, one walk and 2 K's and suffering the loss. Kittle pitched the final 2/3 inning striking out one, walking one, and
allowing the game-winning hit to Sanders. Sanders led the Redhawks with a 2-for-3 day, a SAC bunt and the game-winning RBI. E. Cardano was
2-for-3, and Kenny Bragg added an RBI. For Bumpy Oak, BJ Kittle was 2-for-4
Combine - 3 St. Mary's - 2 WP: Bill DeAtley LP: Clarke Rollins Summary/Highlights Submitted by St. Mary's Combine scored a run in each of the first three innings which proved to
be enough as they beat St. Mary's 3-2 at St. Mary's College.St. Mary's trio of pitchers Clarke Rollins, Kenny Williams and Jay Herbert kept
the Combine bats in check but St. Mary's scoring slump continues as they left 11 runners on base. Mike Finnamore and Jeff Cote had multiple hits
for Combine. John Childers was 4 for 5 for SMBC. In a tight contest, Combine prevailed over the Green Door. Combine collected it's 3 runs in the first 3 innings and was led offensively by Jeff Cote and Brian King, each going 2 for 4. St. Mary's had several opportunities but failed to deliver that crucial hit. The Door was led by John Childers collecting 4 hits. Jeff Angst came on in the top of the ninth with one runner on to earn the save, inducing a pop up bunt attempt and a big league popup on consecutive batters.
Waldorf - 14 Western Charles - 9 WP: Brandon Miller LP: Tim Deavers Summary/Highlights Submitted by Western Charles Waldorf, behind the starting pitching of Brandon Miller defeated Western Charles. Waldorf batters combined for 9 hits including 3 home runs in the game. Jason Boyd was 2 for 4 with a home run and 2 RBI. Chris Boyce was 2 for 3 with 4 runs scored. Mike Madison was 2 for 5 and Jason Pointsette and Dave Ross each hit homers. For Western Charles, John Klopfer III was 4 for 4 with two runs and 3 RBI. Ryan Shifflett was 2 for 2 with a double a run and an RBI.
Legion defeated Cold Zone
July 24, 2004
Combine - 7 Redhawks - 0 WP: Jeff Angst LP: Travis Peters Summary/Highlights Submitted by Redhawks Jeff Angst continued to shutdown CHASM hitters, allowing no runs on three hits in a complete game effort. John Bass had 2 doubles and 3RBI, while Mike McAllister scored 3 times. Travis Peters took the loss for the Redhawks. Submitted by Combine Jeff Angst notched his 5th win of the season, keeping the Redhawk bats in check by allowing only 2 hits. Offensively, Combine was led by John Bass - 2 for 3 & 2 rbi's. Other multi-hit games were had by Mike Finamore and Jeff Cote.
Combine - 10 Redhawks - 1 WP: Dave Cross LP: Danny Lydon Summary/Highlights Submitted by Redhawks The Redhawk bats continued to struggle with a 5 hit 1 run game. Dave
Cross earned the win pitching 6 strong innings. Danny Lee and Mike Finamore each had a 2-run homerun. Morgan Fields had 4 hits including a
key 2-run, 2-out double to break the 0-0 deadlock in the 4th inning. Danny Lydon took the loss surrendering 10 hits in 5 innings. Travis
Peters had a 2-hit game for the Redhawks. Combine broke open a scoreless game with 5 runs in the 4th with 2 outs. The key hit was a double from Morgan Fields bringing in the first 2 runs of the game. He was 4 for 4 on the day. Other big shots came off the bat of Mike Finamore and Danny Lee, each connecting on 2run HR's. It was more than enough run support for Dave Cross, making his first appearance on the year. The lone blemish on the day was Seth Overbey scoring on an RBI groundout after 2 consecutive steals to reach third base.
Waldorf defeated Cold Zone
Waldorf defeated Cold Zone July 17, 2004 Western Charles - 6 Bumpy Oak - 4 WP: Doug Craig LP: B.J. Kittle Summary/Highlights Submitted by Bumpy Oak Bumpy Oak and Western Charles split a Saturday doubleheader that featured some sloppy play as the two teams combined for 13 errors over the two games. Doug Craig pitched five effective innings to win the first game, Mike Balenger pitched two shutout innings for the save, Johnny Klopfer was 3-for-3 and Mike Pickeral was 2-for-2 to lead Western Charles to a 6-4 victory. B.J. Kittle suffered the loss for Bumpy Oak on the mound, Aaron Michael and Clint Sanders were both 2-for-4, and Bobby Rawlings had 2 RBI.
Bumpy Oak - 8 Western Charles - 0 WP: Shaun Bawling LP: Mike Balenger Summary/Highlights Submitted by Bumpy Oak Bumpy Oak won game two 8-0 behind the 4-hit, 7-strikeout performance of Shaun Bowling. Bobby Rawlings and BJ Kittle were both 3-for-3 with Kittle scoring twice and Rawlings adding two RBI. Aaron Michael had another multi-hit game going 2-for-3 and scoring twice. Mike Balenger took the loss and Doug Craig had a 2-for-3 performance to lead Western Charles offensively. July 11, 2004 Combine defeated Legion by forfeit Submitted by Combine Legion had only eight players.
Bumpy Oak - 11 St. Mary's - 7 WP: Billye Hollister LP: Clarke Rollins Summary/Highlights Submitted by Bumpy Oak Bumpy Oak rallied from a 7-5 ninth inning deficit to defeat St. Mary's 11-7. St. Mary's jumped to a 2-0 lead in the 1st inning on an RBI double by Joe Drury and an RBI single by Clarke Rollins. In the second Jason Bean and Drury had RBI singles to extend the lead to 4-0. Bumpy Oak went ahead 5-4 in the 4th , keyed by Bobby Rawlings' 2-run double, Clint Sanders' 2-run triple and an RBI single by Billye Hollister. St. Mary's went up 7-5 on a suicide squeeze by Drew Willard, a bases-loaded walk to John Childers, and an RBI single from Steve Zumpano. In the ninth, consecutive singles by Sanders, Hollister, Jaime Wright, and Rob Adams closed the gap to 7-6. BJ Kittle then had a single to score the tying and go-ahead runs. Ray Michael added a 2-run triple and John Lee knocked in the 11th run with an RBI double. Clarke Rollins took the loss for St. Mary's and Billye Hollister earned the win with 3 1/3 innings of 1-hit shutout ball. Submitted by St. Mary's Bumpy Oak scored 6 runs on 7 hits in the top of the 9th inning to defeat St. Mary's 11-7 at St. Mary's College.BJ Kittle had 3 hits on the afternoon to lead the 14-hit Bumpy Oak attack. Joe Drury and Clarke Rollins both had multiple hit games for SMBC.
Waldorf - 7 Redhawks - 4 WP: Brandon Miller LP: Travis Peters Summary/Highlights Submitted by Redhawks Brandon Miller shutdown the Redhawks, allowing 4 hits with 10K's in 7 innings of work. Tommy Tabor led the offense for Waldorf with 4 hits, 4 RBI, R, 3B. Travis Peters took the loss for the Redhawks. Seth Overbey had 2 hits, one was a solo shot to right.
Western Charles - 15 Cold Zone - 0 WP: Mike Balenger LP: Brian Sherman Summary/Highlights Submitted by Western Charles Mike Balenger threw a one hit shutout in five by striking out 12 of the 17 batters he faced. All but two outs were recorded by strikeout. Offensively, John Klopfer III, Tony Stefko, Ian Caballero, and Doug Craig had multiple hit games. Klopfer was 2 for 2 with three runs scored and four stolen bases. Caballero was 3 for 3 with a double, three runs, and 3 RBI. Ryan Beach and Scott Middleton each contributed 3 RBI. Dallas Williams recorded the only hit for Cold Zone. June 27, 2004 Redhawks - 28 Cold Zone - 3 WP: Darren Sanders LP: Sean Duke Summary/Highlights Submitted by Redhawks The Redhawks won game 1 in 5 innings. Darren Sanders earned his first win as a Redhawk while striking out 7. He also had a 3-4 day at the plate with a homerun, 4 runs scored and 5 RBI. Mike Zippi and Elliot Cardano each added 4 hits and combined to score 8 runs and knock in 6. For Cold Zone Mike Vogel had a hit and 2 runs scored and also 5 stolen bases, including a steal of home in the last inning. Submitted by Cold Zone Complete game (run rule) 3 hitter for Sanders, who also went 3 for 5 with a triple short of the cycle. Vogel for Cold Zone gets 1 for 2 with 5 SB (one of those home).
Redhawks - 10 Cold Zone - 0 WP: John Micklus' LP: Alan Caston Summary/Highlights Submitted by Redhawks The Redhawks dominated game 2 as well, behind John Micklus’ no-hitter. Micklus struck out 10 in five innings of work. Travis Peters led the offense with 3 hits and 4 RBI. Micklus, Kevin McKay, Jared Wood, and Kenny Frame also had multiple hit games. 'Speedy' Darren Sanders stole 2 bases to put him into second place on the Redhawks in that category. Submitted by Cold Zone Micklus had an outstanding performance with only 11 offical AB, he logged 10 K's, and only walked 3 in the run ruled shut out / no hitter. K. Frame went 2 for 3 with 3 R and 3 SB. T Peters 3-4, 2R, 3 RBI, 2 SB.
St. Mary's - 1 Western Charles - 0 WP: Clarke Rollins LP: Mike Balenger Summary/Highlights Submitted by St. Mary's Clarke Rollins and Mike
Balenger went head to head in a pitchers dual through 7 innings before St.
Mary's scored the lone run of the game in the bottom of the 8th inning. In
the 8th, Brett Williar lead of the inning with a single. Deron Chase
St. Mary's - 6 Western Charles - 1 WP: Kenny Williams LP: Doug Craig Summary/Highlights Submitted by St. Mary's In Game 2 St. Mary's scored 3
runs in the first and went on to beat Western Charles 6-1 to complete the
sweep of the doubleheader. Kenny Willliams went the distance striking out 4
and walking 2 Western Charles hitters while giving up only 4 hits.Steve
Zumpano and Nick Vallandingham had multiple hit games to pace the 10-hit
SMBC attack. Combine - 3 Bumpy Oak - 2 WP: Jeff Angst LP: Shaun Bowling Summary/Highlights Submitted by Combine Game #1 of this important
doubleheader saw all the scoring take place in the first two innings. Bumpy
Oak got things started with Submitted by Bumpy Oak Combine defeated Bumpy Oak 3-2 in the first game of the doubleheader behind Jeff Angst's 3-hitter. Angst struck out 5 and walked none. Ray Michael and Bobby Rawlings both had doubles. Jaime Wright had an RBI single to account for the other Bomber hit. Shaun Bowling took the complete game loss giving up 9 hits, 4 walks, and 5 strikeouts. Eddy Henderson, Rudy Carrico, and Jon Bass each had two hits for Combine. Carrico, Henderson and Mike Finamore each had an RBI.
Combine - 5 Bumpy Oak - 4 WP: Chris D'Antuono LP: Tommy Sellers Summary/Highlights Submitted by Combine The Bombers were led offensively by Aaron Michaels and Jamie Wright collecting two hits apiece. Combine saw production from Rudy Carrico with a single and double. Danny Lee also had a multi-hit game, driving in 2 runs. Chris D'Antuono went 5 1/3 to get his second win, Tommy Sellers takes the tough loss after getting ejected in the 5th arguing a balk call. Timmy Thompson earned the save. Submitted by Bumpy Oak Combine defeated Bumpy Oak 5-4 in the nightcap. Chris D'Antuano earned the victory giving up 9 hits, one walk and 2 k's. Tommy Sellers took the loss giving up 9 hits, one walk and 5 strikeouts. Tim Thompson relieved in the last inning to earn the save but gave up a hit and 2 walks as Bumpy Oak threatened but came up short. Rudy Carrico and Danny Lee had two hits apiece for Combine and one of Lee's was a key 2-run single. Aaron Michael, BJ Kittle and Jaime Wright had 2 hits apiece for Bumpy Oak. Kittle pitched a perfect 1 1/3 inning of relief and struck out 2.
Legion defeated Waldorf
Legion defeated Waldorf June 20, 2004 Bumpy Oak - 13 Legion - 3 WP: Shaun Bowling LP: Tony Sweeney Summary/Highlights Submitted by Bumpy Oak Bumpy Oak run-ruled Legion 13-3 in eight innings. Shaun Bowling earned the victory and had 8 strikeouts while allowing 3 walks and 7 hits. Tony Sweeney suffered the loss on the mound for Legion. Billye Hollister and BJ Kittle led the way for Bumpy Oak's 18-hit attack. Hollister had 4 hits including a homerun and 4 RBI. Kittle also had 4 hits and 2 RBI. Aaron Michael, Bobby Rawlings, John Lee, and Rob Adams each contributed two hits apiece.
Redhawks - 16 Western Charles - 4 WP: Travis Peters LP: Chris McNey Summary/Highlights Submitted by Redhawks The Redhawks came out swinging Sunday, scoring 8 runs in the first inning. That is all Travis Peters would need for his third win of the season. Seth Overbey closed out the game striking out 6 in three innings. Peters, Dennis Anderson and Elliot Cardano had multi hit games. Chris McNey took the loss for Western Charles while Tim Deavers came on to shutdown the Redhawks for most of the game. Tony Stefko, Ian Caballero and Mike Balenger had multiple hit games for the Natty Bohs.
Waldorf - 6 St. Mary's - 5 WP: Jason Boyd LP: Clarke Rollins Summary/Highlights Submitted by St. Mary's Waldorf scored 2 runs in the bottom of the 9th inning to defeat St. Mary's 6-5 in Sunday's middle game of the Father's Day tripleheader at Legion Field. Waldorf starting pitcher Brandon Miller had a no-hitter through 5 innings before St. Mary's finally got on the board with 2 runs in the top of the 6th inning. St. Mary's took a 5-4 lead with 3 runs off Miller in the 8th inning. Jason Boyd pitched a scoreless 9th inning and got the win for Waldorf. June 19, 2004 Bumpy Oak - 16 Cold Zone - 2 WP: Scott Mower LP: Rob Kelm Summary/Highlights Submitted by Bumpy Oak Bumpy Oak beat Cold Zone 16-2 in a 5-inning run-rule contest. Scott Mower pitched 5 innings for the win, allowing 4 hits and no walks. Rob Kelm took the complete game loss for Cold Zone. Offensively for Bumpy Oak Billye Hollister hit a 2-run homerun, BJ Kittle was 3-for-4 with 4 runs scored, John Lee was 3-for-3 with 2 RBI, Bobby Rawlings had 2 hits and 3 RBI, and Aaron Michael had two hits. For Cold Zone, Eric Mertz was 2-for-2 with a double and an RBI.
St. Mary's - 10 Redhawks - 2 WP: Kenny Williams LP: Elliot Cardano Summary/Highlights Submitted by Redhawks St. Mary's came away with their third straight win in a 10-2 stomping of the Redhawks. Kenny Williams pitched 7 innings for St. Mary's scattering 11 hits and leaving 9 Redhawks on the bases. Jim Tanavage hit a 2-run homer in the first that ended up being the game winning hit. Joe Drury had a pair of hits and RBI as well. For the Redhawks 6 pitchers combined for 12 BB's and key errors also forced in more runs. Kenny Frame had 3 hits with an RBI and Kevin McKay had 2. Submitted by St. Mary's St. Mary's defeated the Redhawks 10-2 on Saturday afternoon at White Plains Regional Park. Kenny Williams got the win with a 7-inning outing, striking out 4 and walking 2 Redhawks hitters. Chris Boarman pitched 2 scoreless innings in relief. Jim Tanavage had a 2-run homer in the first inning for SMBC. Chris Williar and Joe Drury both had multiple hit games for St. Mary's.
Legion - 8 Western Charles - 7 WP: Tony Sweeney LP: Mike Balenger Summary/Highlights Submitted by Western Charles Western Charles had a 6-0 lead through five when Legion began their comeback. Plating five runs over the next three innings, Legion was down 7-5 in the bottom of the ninth. Scoring once and then with runners on second and third, John Ford came up with the winning hit just inside the first base bag to complete the comback win for Legion.
Combine - 10 Waldorf - 1 WP: Jeff Angst LP: Chris Boyce Summary/Highlights Submitted by Combine A third straight complete game effort from Jeff Angst, striking out 9. Mike Finamore added two solo home runs. June 18, 2004 Combine - 14 Cold Zone - 3 WP: Tim Thompson LP: Joe Chinea Summary/Highlights Submitted by Cold Zone A Good Ballgame from both starting pitchers untill the 8th inning when Combine opened the game with an 8 run inning. Notables Combine: Cote gets 4-RBI's, Kessler 4-SB. Cold Zone: Borcky 2-R, 2-SB, and CF Eric Mertz gets his every game diving catch once again. Submitted by Combine Tim Thompson earns his first victory for Combine, going 6+ innings before tiring. Everyone contributed that saw action, taking advantage of numerous walks and several player multi-hit games to run rule Cold Zone in 8 innings. June 13, 2004 Bumpy Oak - 11 Waldorf - 1 WP: Shaun Bowling LP: Blair Bowman Summary/Highlights Submitted by Bumpy Oak The Bumpy Oak Bombers swept a doubleheader from the Waldorf Phillies. Bumpy Oak won the first game 11-1 in a 5-inning 10-run-rule contest. The Bombers had 12 hits, led by three each from Ray Michael and Clint Sanders, and John Lee added two. Pat O'Brien contributed 2 RBI. Shaun Bowling pitched a 2-hit shutout and struck out 6. Blair Bowman suffered the loss for the Phillies, with Mike Madison and Dave Ross getting the only hits.
Bumpy Oak - 4 Waldorf - 3 WP: Tommy Sellers LP: Brandon Miller Summary/Highlights Submitted by Bumpy Oak Game two was much closer with Bumpy Oak finishing on top 4-3. Waldorf scored twice in the 3rd inning, highlighted by Dave Ross' RBI single and a subsequent error by Bumpy Oak. Waldorf's Brandon Miller had a no-hitter through 4 2/3 innings when Bumpy Oak's Shaun Bowling singled to score Clint Sanders and close the score to 2-1. In the 6th, B.J. Kittle led off with a single and went to third on a two-base error by Waldorf. Ray Michael's sacrifice fly knocked in the tying run and Rich Lehosky followed with a solo homerun to put Bumpy Oak ahead for good. Waldorf's Jose Frontanes had a double in the last inning and scored to close the gap to 4-3, but Bumpy Oak's Tommy Sellers finished strong to earn the complete-game victory. Sellers scattered 9 hits, walked none and struck out 9. Miller gave up 4 hits, 5 walks, and struck out 6. J.G. Strobel led Waldorf offensively with 2-hits.
Redhawks - 3 Legion - 1 WP: Travis Peters LP: Tony Sweeney Summary/Highlights Submitted by Redhawks The Redhawks handed Legion there first loss of the season with a 3-1 victory in Game 1. Travis Peters went the distance for the Redhawks, allowing only 3 hits and striking out 4. Tony Sweeney also went the distance giving up 3 runs on 8 hits. Peters and shortstop Elliot Cardano each had 2 hits a piece. Cardano also drove in the winning run for the Redhawks.
Redhawks - 5 Legion - 2 WP: John Micklus LP: Tony Sweeney Summary/Highlights Submitted by Redhawks Game 2 of the doubleheader turned out to be another low scoring affair. John Micklus went 5 innings to earn the win and added 4 strikeouts. Micklus got out of three bases loaded jams, allowing only 2 earned runs. Travis Peters came on in relief to close out the game and earn the save. Rubber arm Tony Sweeney pitched another complete game for Legion in his quest to start 21 games in a season. Peters and catcher Eric Arnold each had a pair of hits while first baseman, Darren Sanders went 3-3 with 3 runs scored and an RBI. Dave Hofmaster went 2-4 with a homer and 2 RBI for Legion.
St. Mary's - 4 Cold Zone - 0 WP: Clarke Rollins LP: Sean Duke Summary/Highlights Submitted by St. Mary's Clarke Rollins tossed a no hitter as St. Mary's defeated Cold Zone 4-0 in the first game of a dobleheader. Rollins struck out 9 Cold Zone hitters and walked only one, facing only one hitter over the minimum in his 76 pitch effort.
St. Mary's - 12 Cold Zone - 0 WP: Kenny Williams LP: Brian Sherman Summary/Highlights Submitted by St. Mary's Kenny Williams had a tough act to follow after Clarke Rollins' no-hitter in the first game but Williams followed up with a gem of his own. Williams one-hit Cold Zone and St. Mary's won game two 12-0. Williams threw only 57 pitches, stuck out 10 and walked 2 in the 5 inning contest.St. Mary's banged out 12 hits with Chris Williar,Nick Vallandingham and Drew Willard each having multiple hit games.
Combine - 2 Western Charles - 0 WP: Jeff Angst LP: Mike Balenger Summary/Highlights Submitted by Western Charles Combine won the first game behind the strong pitching of Jeff Angst. Angst threw a complete game shutout with 8 strikeouts and allowing only 3 hits. Mike Balenger also pitched well going the distance and only allowing 2 hits.
Western Charles - 11 Combine - 2 WP: Chris McNey LP: Chris D'Antuono Summary/Highlights Submitted by Western Charles Western Charles came away with the second game having a strong sixth inning offensively and the pitching of Chris McNey and Mike Balenger. McNey allowed two runs in 5 and 2/3 and Balenger closed out the last 1 and 1/3 allowing no hits and no runs. In an otherwise close game, Western Charles scored eight runs in the bottom of the sixth to secure the game. Ian Caballero was 3 for 4 with two doubles and two RBI. Mike Pickeral was 2 for 4 with two doubles and two RBI of his own. May 23, 2004 Redhawks - 4 Bumpy Oak - 3 WP: Danny Lydon LP: Shaun Bowling Summary/Highlights Submitted by Redhawks Game 1 between the Redhawks and Bumpy Oak was a true pitchers duel. Both Danny Lydon and Shaun Bowling pitched complete games for their teams. Lydon struck out 4 and allowed only 1 earned run while Bowling struck out 4 and allowed 2 earned runs. For the Redhawks Dennis Anderson and Bob Connolly both went 2-4 with a double and a run scored. The Redhawks, Eric Arnold scored the winning run in the top of the 8th off a throwing error by the Bumpy Oak catcher. John Lee and Clint Sanders had multiple hit games for Bumpy Oak. Submitted by Bumpy Oak The Redhawks won the first game 4-3 in 8 innings behind Danny Lydon's complete game effort scattering 9 hits, with 4 K's and allowing only one walk. Bobby Connolly was 2-for-4 with a key 5th-inning 2-run double. Shaun Bowling took the complete-game loss for Bumpy Oak. For the Redhawks, Bobby Connolly was 2-for-4 with 2 RBI and Dennis Anderson was 3-for-4 with a double and a run scored. John Lee led Bumpy Oak with a 3-for-4 performance and Clint Sanders was 2-for 4. Down 3-2 in the bottom of the 7th, Bumpy Oak rallied to tie with Billye Hollister's pinch-hit double, Aaron Michael's single, and Jaime Wright's key RBI SAC FLY. The Redhawks scored the winning run in the 8th inning with the assistance of two Bumpy Oak errors.
Bumpy Oak - 14 Redhawks - 0 WP: Tommy Sellers LP: Travis Peters Summary/Highlights Submitted by Redhawks The second game of Sundays doubleheader was an ugly contest. The Redhawks committed 7 errors and allowed Bumpy Oak to roll to an easy win for a series split. Bobby Rawlings hit his second homerun in as many weeks. While Tommy Sellers held the Redhawks scoreless, surrendering only 3 hits. John Lee had another multi-hit game. Submitted by Bumpy Oak Game 2 saw Bumpy Oak knockout a 14-0 5-inning run rule. Tommy Sellers pitched for the win throwing a 3-hit shutout victory. Ray Michael was 2-for-3, Bobby Rawlings was 2-for-3 with a 3-run homerun, John Lee was 2-for-4 with a double. Brothers Aaron, Danny, and Ray Michael combined for 7 runs scored and father Jerry played an inning at first base.
Combine - 2 St. Mary's - 0 WP: Jeff Angst LP: Clarke Rollins Summary/Highlights Submitted by Combine Combine was led by the pitching of Jeff Angst, who went the distance striking out 12 and only surrendering 4 hits. Offensively, John Bass was 3 for 3-all doubles with 1 RBI and 1 run scored. Mike McAllister supplied the sac fly for the insurance run in the 6th to secure Combine's first win of the young season. Submitted by St. Mary's Jeff Angst struck out 12 SMBC hitters in route to a 2-0 shutout of St. Mary's in the first game of a double header at TSHS. John Bass was 3 for 3 with 3 doubles to lead the 7 hit Combine attack. Clarke Rollins provided a solid complete game effort for SMBC, striking out 5 Combine hitters.
Combine - 10 St. Mary's - 4 WP: Chris D'Antuono LP: Chris Boarman Summary/Highlights Submitted by Combine Combine got off to a fast start in game #2, scoring 4 in the first, led by the 2run HR from Brian King. John Bass was again 3 for 3, which included a solo shot in the 3rd, and a total of 3RBI's on the game. Rudy Carrico also contributed 3 RBI's. On the hill, Combine newcomer Chris D'Antuono was solid, going the distance by scattering 7 St. Mary's hits to 4 runs, with 4 strikeouts. Deron Chase and Jason Bean each collected extra base hits for the Door. Submitted by St. Mary's Combine completed the sweep of St. Mary's with a 10-4 victory in game 2 of the doubleheader. Chris D'Antuono went the distance for Combine.John Bass again went 3 for 3,2 RBI and a solo homer to lead the 12 hit Combine attack. Gary Thomas was 2 for 3 for SMBC.
Western Charles - 2 Waldorf - 0 WP: Mike Balenger LP: Brandon Miller Summary/Highlights Submitted by Western Charles Mike Balenger pitched a complete game shutout with 7 strikeouts earning the win for Western Charles. The only two runs of the game came from a steal of home and a wild pitch. Brandon Miller also pitched a complete game with 7 strikeouts and Jason Boyd was 2 for 3 with 2 stolen bases for Waldorf.
Western Charles - 6 Waldorf - 3 WP: Doug Craig LP: Blair Bowman Summary/Highlights Submitted by Western Charles Doug Craig went the distance to earn the win allowing three runs on 7 hits. Tony Stefko was 4 for 4 with an RBI and run scored and Ryan Beach added two more hits including a solo homer for Western Charles. Joe Mahoney was 2 for 4 for Waldorf.
Legion - 23 Cold Zone - 1 WP: Tony Sweeney LP: Brian Sherman
Legion - 21 Cold Zone - 0 WP: Tony Sweeney LP: Alan Caston May 16, 2004 Bumpy Oak - 10 Western Charles - 0 WP: Billye Hollister LP: Mike Balenger Summary/Highlights Submitted by Western Charles Bumpy Oak starts off strong beating Western Charles 10-0 in seven behind a strong pitching performance by Billye Hollister allowing only two hits in six innings of work. Bobby Rawlings had three hits including a three run homer and John Lee added to the offense with a three run homer of his own. Submitted by Bumpy Oak 10-run rule in 7th. Billye Hollister earned the win with a 6-inning 2-hit shutout and 5 K's. Mike Balenger suffered the loss. Ian Caballero and Johnny Klopfer III had the hits for W. Charles. For Bumpy Oak, John Lee and Bobby Rawlings each hit 3-run homeruns. Rawlings was 3-for-4 with a run scored, 3 RBI. Aaron Michael scored 3 times and Ray Michael added 2 RBI and 2 runs scored. Clint Sanders added a 2B and scored once.
Redhawks - 11 Combine - 7 WP: Travis Peters LP: Bill DeAtley Summary/Highlights Submitted by Redhawks The Redhawks opened the 2004 season with an 11-7 victory over Combine. Travis Peters led the way on striking out 8 in 6 innings to earn the win. He also let the offensive attack with a 3-hit day at the plate with a triple and 3 runs scored. Danny Lydon pitched 3 scoreless innings of relief to earn the save. Lydon also recorded 3 runs and 3 hits to help the cause. Seth Overbey, Jared Wood, and Darren Sanders all had multiple hit games. Ryan Smith drove in 3 key runs as well. Submitted by Combine The Red Hawks jumped out to an early 6-0 lead thru 4 innings with timely hitting and a couple defensive miscues. Combine rallied for 5 runs in the bottom of the 4th, but was unable to mount another challenge to the Red Hawk lead, which plated 2 runs in each of the 5th and 6th innings. They added another insurance run in the 8th. Travis Peters was in early command on the mound, and made the most of his at bats, going 3 for 5 including a triple, and scoring 3 runs. Also collecting 3 hits was Dan Lydon with a pair of RBI's. Peters line on the mound included 8 strikeouts. Dan Lydon came on to earn the save. Combine's offense was led with several players having 2 for 5 days. They were Mike Finamore (2 RBI's), Brian King, John Bass (2 RBI's), and Morgan Fields. A key play of the ball game was a jaw-dropping collision at home plate, where the Red Hawk catcher hung on for an inning ending putout, stopping the only other rally for Combine in the 6th.
Legion - 6 St. Mary's - 4 WP: Tony Sweeney LP: Jay Herbert Summary/Highlights Submitted by St. Mary's Tony Sweeney struck out 6 St. Mary's hitters in a complete game effort as Legion defeated St. Mary's 6-4 at St. Mary's College. Justin Herbert was 2 for 4 to lead the 10 hit attack for Legion. Jason Fean was 2 for 3 for St. Mary's. Jay Herbert took the loss in his debut for SMBC striking out 6 Legion hitters.
Waldorf - 16 Cold Zone - 2 WP: Blair Bowman LP: Rob Kelm
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