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2005 Scores and Game Results September 24, 2005 Bumpy Oak - 3 Combine - 0 WP: Billye Hollister LP: Jeff Angst Summary/Highlights With all scoring taking place in the third on an error and a 2 RBI single by Ray Michael, the Bombers hold off Combine to win the 2005 League Championship. Billye Hollister got the victory with a complete game 3 hit shutout.
September 18, 2005 Bumpy Oak - 11 Combine - 8 WP: B.J. Kittle LP: Jeff Angst Summary/Highlights A true battle to the end between the final two teams. Bumpy Oak jumped to a six run lead in the first only to have it erased by Combine when they took a 8-7 lead in the top of the eighth. However, in the bottom half of the eighth, the Bomber's Rich Lehosky hit his second grand slam of the weekend and they hold on in the top of the ninth to force a final championship game on Saturday, September 24th, 1:00pm at Legion Field.
September 17, 2005 Bumpy Oak - 14 St. Mary's - 6 WP: Shaun Bowling LP: Steve DeBarr Summary/Highlights In an offensive outburst, Bumpy Oak scored 8 runs in the first inning to get on top early. St. Mary's closed the gap to 8-4 before the Bombers responded to add to the lead and hold on for the victory.
September 11, 2005 Bumpy Oak - 8 Legion - 7 WP: Shaun Bowling LP: Nick Rose Summary/Highlights Bumpy Oak scores two in the bottom of the ninth to remain alive.
Combine - 11 St. Mary's - 4 WP: Bill DeAtley LP: Steve DeBarr Summary/Highlights Submitted by St. Mary's St. Mary’s could not keep the magic alive for a second consecutive day as Combine soundly defeated St. Mary’s 11-4 in the second round of the 2005 playoffs. Combine got off to a quick start, scoring 4 runs in the second thanks to doubles by Chris D’Antuono and Danny Lee. Combine picked up 4 more in the 6th with 2 runs coming on a Mike McAllister homerun. Steve DeBarr gave a gutsy performance but was undone by a porous St. Mary’s defense. Bill DeAtley went the distance for Combine. He surrendered 4 runs on 8 hits. McAllister, D’Antuono, John Bass, Brian King, and Rudy Carrico had multi-hit games for Combine. John Childers and Drew Willard had multi-hit games for St. Mary’s.
September 10, 2005 St. Mary's - 8 Bumpy Oak - 5 WP: Kenny Williams LP: B.J. Kittle Summary/Highlights Submitted by St. Mary's It was deja vu all over again as the lower seeded St. Mary's Door knocked off the Bumpy Oak Bombers in the first round of the 2005 Charles-St. Mary's League playoffs. The normally dreadful St. Mary’s offensive attack exploded for 13 hits, including 5 doubles. St. Mary’s struck first, scoring 3 runs in the 4th, with 2 runs coming on a John Spinnenweber double. St. Mary’s scored again in the fifth on a 2 run double by Drew Willard and a RBI single by Jason Fean. St. Mary’s capped off the day by plating two runs in the eighth, thanks to a double from Joe Drury. Willard, Spinnenweber, Drury, and Jim Tanavage all had multi-hit games. St. Mary’s ace Kenny Williams kept the Bombers attack in check for most of the afternoon. However, Williams got in trouble in the seventh and surrendered a grand slam homerun to Aaron Michael. Fortunately, Williams returned to form and got out of the inning and then turned things over to Steve DeBarr who recorded the last 5 outs to give St. Mary’s the victory. B.J. Kittle took the loss for Bumpy Oak. Kittle, John Lee, and Clint Sanders each had multi-hit games for Bumpy Oak.
Combine - 5 Legion - 2 WP: Jeff Angst LP: Tony Sweeney Summary/Highlights Angst was solid, pitching a complete game in the first round victory.
September 1, 2005 Western Charles - 5 St. Mary's - 3 WP: Mike Pickeral LP: Jason Bean Summary/Highlights Submitted by St. Mary's Excellent pitching and a couple fortuitous calls helped Western Charles defeat St. Mary’s 5-3 in extra innings. Nick Vitielliss pitched 5 innings and gave up one run. Mike Pickeral pitched the final 3 innings, picking up the victory, while allowing 2 runs. 4 St. Mary’s pitchers combined to give up 5 runs on 8 hits, they struck out 10. Billy Wathen singled in the game winning runs in the top of the eight innings. Jason Bean and Jim Tanavage both had two hits for St. Mary’s, while Pickeral, Vitielliss, and Mike Mills had two hits for Western Charles.
August 28, 2005 Western Charles - 9 Waldorf - 2 WP: Harley Rice LP: Justin Crowell Summary/Highlights Submitted by Western Charles Western Charles defeated Waldorf 9-2 in the first game of the double header. John Klopfer III led the offense going 3-4 with 2 home runs, 3 RBI and 3 runs. Harley Rice went the distance allowing 2 runs on 8 hits and 7 strikeouts. Mike Finamore also had 2 hits and scored 3 runs. For Waldorf, Joe Mahoney was 2-4 in the game.
Western Charles - 9 Waldorf - 6 WP: Mike Pickeral LP: Justin Crowell Summary/Highlights Submitted by Western Charles The Natty Bohs completed the sweep by winning the second game 9-6. Mike Pickeral was 2-4 with a double and 2 runs. Nick Vitielliss was 2-4 with a run. John Klopfer and Micky Ely added 2 and 3 RBI apiece. Tim Ritter, Justin Crowell, and Jim Martin all had 2 hits for and an RBI Waldorf in the game.
Combine - 8 Redhawks - 1 WP: Eddie Henderson LP: Kevin Wood
Combine - 4 Redhawks - 1 WP: Dave Cross LP: Seth Overbey Summary/Highlights Submitted by Redhawks Story of the Redhawks season summed up in this game. Out hit Combine 9 to 5 but hit into double plays and left runners stranded. Dave Cross and Seth Overbey both pitched well. John Bass had a key RBI hit in the 7th to open the game up. The Redhawks currently plan on competing next season but major adjustments will have to be made.
August 27, 2005 Bumpy Oak - 4 St. Mary's - 3 WP: Billye Hollister LP: Steve DeBarr Summary/Highlights Submitted by Bumpy Oak Bumpy Oak swept St. Mary's in a Saturday doubleheader to finish the regular season 17-7 and earn the regular season championship. In game one, Billye Hollister took a no-hitter into the sixth inning with one out when Jim Tanavage's bloop single scored two runs and broke up the no-hit bid. Hollister finished the complete game with 9 strikeouts and allowed only two hits. Steve DeBarr took the loss for St. Mary's, but only gave up three hits. He was relieved by Jason Bean who threw the final two innings. Rich Lehosky had a key single in Bumpy Oak's first inning to drive in two runs. Bumpy Oak won the game 4-3.
Bumpy Oak - 3 St. Mary's - 1 WP: Shaun Bowling LP: Kenny Williams Summary/Highlights Submitted by Bumpy Oak Game 2 saw Shaun Bowling throw a complete game win for the Bombers. Bowling allowed 4 hits and struck out 4. Jaime Wright drove in a run with a single in the second inning and Clint Sanders followed with a two-run single to put Bumpy Oak ahead 3-0. Jim Tanavage had the lone RBI for the Door and Kenny Williams took the loss as the game ended 3-1.
August 21, 2005 Legion - 4 St. Mary's - 3 WP: Nick Rose LP: Kenny Williams Summary/Highlights Submitted by St. Mary's St. Mary's could not hold a late lead as Legion rallied to defeat the Door 4-3. Legion scored 2 runs, on 2 dying quails and a sac fly, in the bottom of the ninth off of St. Mary's lefty Kenny Williams to steal the victory from St. Mary's. Nick Rose picked up the complete game victory for Legion. Rose allowed 3 runs off of 5 hits in nine innings of work. Legion offensive attack was led by Joel Hudson and Ian Caballero. Hudson was 3-5 with 2 runs scored and a RBI, while Caballero was 2-4 with a RBI.
Western Charles - 10 Redhawks - 0 WP: Harley Rice LP: John Micklus Summary/Highlights Submitted by Redhawks Western Charles came out hitting scoring 10 runs in 8 innings on 10 hits and numerous ROEs. Johnny Klopfer had a 3 hit game. Ryan Beach added 2 doubles and 3 RBI. Tony Stefko had a pair of hits and runs as well. Harley Rice struck out 7 and Mike Pickeral pitched well in relief. John Micklus took the loss allowing 5 runs in 5 innings of work. Seth Overbey had 2 of the 4 hits including a triple but the Redhawks could not score him from third.
Bumpy Oak - 3 Waldorf - 2 WP: Shaun Bowling LP: Justin Crowell Summary/Highlights Submitted by Bumpy Oak Bumpy Oak defeated Waldorf 3-2 after Tommy Sellers scored the winning run in the bottom of the 9th on a wild pitch to break a 2-2 tie. Waldorf belted out 10 hits, but Shaun Bowling earned the complete-game win. Tim Ritter, J.G. Strobel, and Jason Boyd all had two hits for Waldorf. Ray Michael led the Bombers with a 2-for-4 day and 2 doubles. Justin Crowell took the loss after throwing 8 1/3 innings - a day after pitching a game against Combine.
August 20, 2005 Bumpy Oak - 3 Legion - 2 WP: B.J. Kittle LP: Tony Sweeney Summary/Highlights Submitted by Bumpy Oak Bumpy Oak defeated Legion 3-2 as B.J. Kittle pitched a complete-game and scattered 5 hits for the win. Kittle also added a 2-for-3 day at the plate and scored a run. Aaron Michael also went 2-for-3 and Ray Michael, Rich Lehosky, and John Lee each added RBI hits. Tony Sweeney took the loss for Legion and Drew Lydon led the offense with 2 hits.
Combine - 12 Waldorf - 0 August 14, 2005 St. Mary's - 8 Redhawks - 6 WP: Kenny Williams LP: Kevin Wood Summary/Highlights Submitted by St. Mary's Kenny Williams got off to a rough start, surrendering 5 runs to the Redhawks in the first two innings. Fortunately, Williams settled down, holding the Redhawks to 1 run over the next 5 innings, picking an 8-6 victory for St. Mary’s. In a complete game effort, Williams walked 2 and struck out 8. St. Mary’s got back into the game with a 4 run 5th inning thanks to a Steve Zumpano bases loaded triple. St. Mary’s added 3 more runs in the 6th on hits by Chris Williar and John Childers. Bobby Connolly and Seth Overbey each had 3 hits for the Redhawks, while Darren Sanders had a triple and 2 RBI. Submitted by Redhawks The Redhawks jumped out to a quick 5-0 only to watch it slip away in a 8-6 loss of game 1. Kevin Wood pitched 5 solid innings but the big blow came on a 3 run triple by Steve Zumpano which fell just over the leftfielders glove who got a bad first jump on the ball. Kenny Williams got the complete game victory allowing 9 hits. Seth Overbey had 3 hits and 4 RBI while Bobby Connolly had 3 hits and 3 runs.
St. Mary's - 3 Redhawks - 2 WP: Flynn Stachowski LP: Seth Overbey Summary/Highlights Submitted by St. Mary's Flynn Stachowski carried a no hitter into the eighth before giving up an infield single to the Redhawks on his way to winning a tough 3-2 contest. Stachowski was hurt by two St. Mary’s errors, one his own, and allowed 2 unearned runs to the Redhawks. Stachowski walked 3, hit 1, and struck out 10 in a complete game effort. Seth Overbey was equally impressive. While taking the loss, Overbey only allowed 3 runs on 7 hits, while striking out 6. St. Mary’s tied the game in the bottom of the seventh on a RBI single by Garth Willard, Chris Williar scored the tying run after jarring the ball loose from the catcher in a collision at the plate. In the bottom of the eighth, Steve Zumpano singled to lead off the inning and stole second. Zumpano advanced to third when the ball got away from the Redhawks second baseman. Zumpano scored to win the game on a Jed Vess single to left. For St. Mary’s, Zumpano and Willard each had two hit, with Willard also picking up 2 RBI. Submitted by Redhawks Game 2's loss was worse than the first for the Redhawks. Leading 2-1 in the bottom of the 7th inning with 2 out and 2 strikes, Garth Willard hit a slow roller up the middle and beat out the throw to first. Chris Williar who was at second headed home on the throw to first. The throw was in time to the plate but Williar knocked the ball out of catcher, Matt Gribble's glove. St. Mary's scored the winning run in the 8th inning. This was the Redhawks 5th loss by 1 run. Leading 11 innings out of 15 should get you at least one victory but as luck goes this season that wasn't the case.
Bumpy Oak - 4 Western Charles - 2
Western Charles - 5 Bumpy Oak - 1
Legion - 4 Combine - 2
Combine - 4 Legion - 3
August 7, 2005 Bumpy Oak - 7 Redhawks - 3 WP: B.J. Kittle LP: John Micklus Summary/Highlights Submitted by Redhawks Errors killed the Redhawks once again as they lost to the Bombers 7-3 in the final game of Sunday's triple-header. BJ Kittle got the win striking out 8 in 6 innings. Shawn Bowling earned the save with 3 perfect innings. Kittle had 3 hits to lead the offense for Bumpy Oak. John Micklus pitched well again striking out 8 in a complete game effort and allowing 4 earned runs. Ryan Leonard had a pair of hits, a run and an RBI for the Redhawks. Submitted by Bumpy Oak B.J. Kittle pitched 6 innings for the win and went 3-for-4 at the plate with an RBI and a double. Shaun Bowling pitched in relief for Bumpy Oak and went three perfect innings allowing 0 hits, 0 walks, while striking out 4. John Lee added 3 hits and Ray Michael and Lance Martin had two hits apiece. John Micklus threw all 9 innings for the Redhawks and suffered the loss. Wes Delia and Ryan Leonard had two hits apiece for the Redhawks and Dennis Anderson had an RBI double.
Combine - 5 Western Charles - 0 WP: Jeff Angst LP: Mike Pickeral Summary/Highlights Submitted by Western Charles Combine jumped out early, scoring 5 first inning runs that would account for all scoring in the game. Jeff Angst and Justin Armiger combined for the shutout, allowing only 5 hits. For Combine, Mike McAllister went 2-4 with a double, run, and stolen base. Rudy Carrico also contributed 2 RBI. For Western Charles, Nick Vitielliss was 2-3 in the game. Harley Rice pitched two scoreless innings in relief.
Waldorf - 10 Legion - 7
July 31, 2005 St. Mary's - 3 Combine - 1 WP: Kenny Williams LP: Bill DeAtley Summary/Highlights Submitted by St. Mary's Kenny Williams surrendered only 1 run and scattered 6 hits over 6 innings to lead St. Mary’s over Combine 3-1 in game 1 of their double header. Williams struck out 6 and walked 6. Bill DeAtley took the loss for Combine. He allowed 3 runs on 7 hits. Jim Tanavage, Joe Drury, and John Spinnenweber each drove in a run. Jason Bean had 2 hits on the day. Brian King had 2 hits and an RBI for Combine.
Combine - 1 St. Mary's - 0 WP: Bill DeAtley LP: Steve DeBarr Summary/Highlights Submitted by St. Mary's Jeff Angst and Flynn Stachowski hooked up in a classic pitchers duel that turned into a game no one wanted to see end. Combine eventually prevailed over St. Mary’s 1-0 in a 14 inning contest that may go down as one of the longest games in league history. Angst pitched 10 innings of shutout baseball, striking out 10 while only allowing 4 hits. Stachowski kept pace by throwing 9 innings of shutout baseball, allowing 4 hits while striking out 8. Steve DeBarr relieved Stachowski and pitched 5 innings, giving up 1 hit while striking out 4. However, the one hit DeBarr gave up proved to be costly. In the top of the 14th, David Russell led off with a triple to left center and scored on a wild pitch. However, that turned out not to be the most important play of the game. St. Mary’s faced Bill DeAtley, who had entered the game in the 11th in relief of Angst, in the bottom of the 14th. After recording two quick outs, DeAtley surrender a single to Drew Willard and a double to John Childers, to put runners on second and third. Tracy Vallandingham then sent a sinking line drive to center, that would have easily scored both Willard and Childers, but Combine center fielder Brian Garner made a fantastic diving catch to steal the victory away from St. Mary’s.
Waldorf - 6 Redhawks - 5 WP: Mike Boyce LP: John Micklus Summary/Highlights Submitted by Waldorf Waldorf sweeps Redhawks in d/h this past Sunday. Justin Crowell led Waldorf going 3 for 5 with 1 HR, 4 R, 2 RBI, 1 SB, 1 BB and 1 HBP. Mike Boyce pitched 2 complete games to pick up both wins for Waldorf. M. Boyce pitched a Gem in Game 2 allowing just 1 hit and 0 runs. M. Boyce only had 2 earned runs all day. Matt Gribble was stuck with the L in game two for the Redhawks. Darren Sanders and Dennis Anderson had a multi hit day for the Redhawks, while 7 players from Waldorf had a multi hit day. Submitted by Redhawks The Redhawks lost yet another game with a late inning lead. John Micklus went 7+ innings striking out 12 and allowing 3 earned runs. Mike Boyce went the distance allowing only 3 earned runs as well. The Redhawks led the entire game until Waldorf tied it in the 6th. The Redhawks then scored 2 in the 7th followed by Waldorf's 2 unearned runs in the bottom half of the inning. John Strobel led the offense for Waldorf with 3 hits including a game winning 1 out single in the 8th.
Waldorf - 10 Redhawks - 0 WP: Mike Boyce LP: Matt Gribble Summary/Highlights Submitted by Redhawks The Redhawks came out flat with only 9 players yet again. Errors were plentiful and so were the Waldorf hits. Mike Boyce collected his second victory of the day pitching 5 innings of shutout ball. Jason Boyd had multiple hits and 3 RBI.
Legion - 3 Western Charles - 2 WP: Tony Sweeney LP: Mike Pickeral Summary/Highlights Submitted by Western Charles Tony Sweeney went the distance for Legion allowing two runs on only five hits. Ian caballero led the offense going 3 for 3 with a double and scoring all three runs. Mike Pickeral took the loss for Western Charles, but allowed 3 runs on only 4 hits with 5 strikeouts.
Legion - 8 Western Charles - 7 WP: Tony Sweeney LP: Nick Vitielliss Summary/Highlights Submitted by Western Charles In a back and forth game that features four home runs, Legion came out on top in the bottom of the seventh on a squeeze play by Manny De La Cruz. Tony Sweeney picked up the victory in relief. For Legion, Drew Lydon was 3 for 3 with a double, 2 runs, and an RBI, Tony Galiano was 2 for 4 with a home run, 2 runs, and 3 RBI, Ryan Smith was 2 for 4 with a run and 2 RBI, and Dave Hofmaster was 2 for 3 with a double and an RBI. For Western Charles, John Klopfer III was 2 for 4 with a home run, double, 2 runs, and 2 RBI, Mike Mills, was 2 for 4 with a run, Nick Vitielliss was 2 for 4 with a home run and 2 RBI, and Mike Finamore added another home run.
July 24, 2005 Combine - 7 Bumpy Oak - 3 WP: Jeff Angst LP: Shaun Bowling Summary/Highlights Submitted by Bumpy Oak Combine defeated Bumpy Oak 7-3 as Jeff Angst pitched 9 innings, gave up 7 hits and had 6 strikeouts. Mike McAllister was 2-for-4 with 3 RBI a stolen base and a 2-run homerun. Matt Haynes added a solo homerun for Combine. Bumpy Oak was led by Clint Sanders who was 2-for-4 and an RBI.
Waldorf - 13 St. Mary's - 6 WP: Mike Boyce LP: John Childers Summary/Highlights Submitted by St. Mary's St. Mary's couldn't get the big hit, stranding 17 base runners in a disappointing loss to Waldorf. Mike Boyce went the distance for Waldorf. He gave up 6 runs on 16 hits, striking out 2. Chris Boyce had 4 hits and 4 RBI for Waldorf. John Childers, Steve Zumpano, Jed Vess, Clarke Rollins, and John Spinnenweber had multiple hit games for St. Mary's.
Legion - 3 Redhawks - 2 WP: Clint Ayres LP: Matt Wagner Summary/Highlights Submitted by Redhawks The Redhawks lost another hard fought battle 3-2 to Legion. Matt Gribble threw a 1 hit shutout through 7. Matt Wagner came on in relief and allowed 3 runs in the 8th led by Clint Ayres 2 run single. In the top of the 9th the Redhawks loaded the bases with 0 outs. Tony Sweeney came in and allowed an RBI single to Bobby Connolly followed by a strikeout and game ending double play. Clint Ayres got the victory striking out 9.
July 23, 2005 Western Charles - 5 Legion - 0 WP: Harley Rice LP: Nick Rose Summary/Highlights Submitted by Western Charles The Natty Bohs got on top early, scoring once in the second and once in the third. Harley Rice led the way pitching 7 innings allowing no runs on five hits and seven strikeouts. Ryan Beach and Ryan Shifflett each had two hits in the game and John Klopfer III added a two run homer for Western Charles. Tony Galliano and Tony Sweeney each had two hits and a double for Legion in the game.
St. Mary's - 5 Combine - 3 WP: Flynn Stachowski LP: Bill DeAtley Summary/Highlights Submitted by St. Mary's Good pitching and timely hitting allowed St. Mary's to defeat Combine 5-3. Flynn Stachowski pitched 6 innings for St. Mary's, picking up the victory. Billy DeAtley took the loss for Combine. Stachowski allowed 2 runs on 4 hits, while striking out 8. Clarke Rollins relieved Stachowski in the seventh and pickup up the save. Rollins allowed one unearned run and struck out the side. John Childers and Nick Vallaningham had multiple hit games and Steve Zumpano drove in 2 runs for St. Mary's. Rudy Carrico had 2 hits and Mike McAllister added a home run for Combine.
Redhawks - 14 Waldorf - 8 WP: John Micklus LP: Blair Bowman Summary/Highlights Submitted by Redhawks The Redhawks finally got their first win of the season vs Waldorf 14-8. Every starting player had at least one hit, led by Ryan Leonard with 3. Despite scoring 14 runs 14 runners were left on base. John Micklus started off rocky allowing 5 runs in the first, but settled down to strike out 12 in a complete game effort.
July 20, 2005 Legion - 6 St. Mary's - 5 WP: Tony Sweeney LP: Steve DeBarr Summary/Highlights Submitted by St. Mary's Legion rallied with 3 runs in the fifth to pick a 6-5 victory against St. Mary's. The Door had runners at second and third with 1 out in the top of the seventh but could only plate 1 run. Tony Sweeney picked up the win for Legion, Steve DeBarr took the loss for St. Mary's. For Legion, Joel Hudson was 1-2 with two runs scored and Ian Caballero was 1-1 with 2 RBI. For St. Mary's, Steve Zumpano was 2-3 and Clarke Rollins was 2-4 with 2 RBI. Jed Vess also collected 3 hits for St. Mary's.
Bumpy Oak - 11 Waldorf - 1 WP: B.J. Kittle LP: Mike Boyce Summary/Highlights Submitted by Bumpy Oak Bumpy Oak defeated Waldorf in an 11-1 run-rule behind the pitching of B.J. Kittle, a 10-hit attack, and by capitalizing on 7 Waldorf errors. Ray Michael led the Bombers with a 2-for-4 performance, 3 RBI, a double, and a 2-run homerun. Bobby Rawlings had 3 hits, Kittle 2 hits, and Clint Sanders added 2 RBI. On the mound Kittle pitched the complete game, gave up 5 hits, 1 run, 1 walk, and struck out 5. Mike Boyce took the loss for Waldorf and Blair Bowman pitched 2 2/3 innings of relief. Mike Foster led Waldorf with a 2-for-2 day at the plate including a double, and Tony Tabor added a double.
Western Charles - 3 Redhawks - 1 WP: Billy Wathen LP: Kevin Wood Summary/Highlights Submitted by Western Charles The Redhawks held an early 1-0 lead through the first three innings before allowing three runs in the bottom of the fourth that was to be the last scoring in the game. Western Charles then held on to take the 3-1 win. Billy Wathen pitched the first five innings allowing the one run and earning the win. Nick Vitielliss then came in to pitch two scoreless innings for the save. For Western Charles, Ryan Shifflett was 2 for 2 with a double and a run scored and Tony Stefko was 2 for 3 with a double and 3 RBI. For the Redhawks, Daren Sanders was 3 for 3 with an RBI, John Micklus was 2 for 3, Chris Blondin was 2 for 3 with a double, and Bobby Connolly scored the team's only run. Submitted by Redhawks Western Charles got a timely 3-run double from Tony Stefko and that's all they would need to defeat the Redhawks. Kevin Wood pitched well allowing 7 hits in 6 innings of work. The game ended on a questionable call at the plate with runners left on second and third. Darren Sanders, Chris Blondin and John Micklus had multi hit games for the Redhawks and Stefko and Ryan Shifflett did the same for Western Charles.
July 17, 2005 Legion - 5 Bumpy Oak - 4 WP: Tony Sweeney LP: Shaun Bowling Summary/Highlights Submitted by Bumpy Oak Joel Hudson's walk-off solo homerun to lead off the bottom of the 7th inning broke a 4-4 tie and gave Legion the win in the first game of the doubleheader. Nick Rose started and went 6 2/3 before walking three batters in the 7th and being relieved by Tony Sweeney with a 4-3 lead. Sweeney walked BJ Kittle to tie the game at 4 but got the final out to become the pitcher of record before Hudson's homerun won it. Hudson was 2-for-4, Tony Galiano 2-for-3, and Dave Hoffmaster added a 2-run double. Shaun Bowling took the loss for Bumpy Oak. Aaron Michael and B.J. Kittle added 2 RBI apiece.
Legion - 8 Bumpy Oak - 1 WP: Tony Sweeney LP: Jerry Michael Summary/Highlights Submitted by Bumpy Oak Tony Sweeney limited Bumpy Oak to 5 hits and 2 walks to earn the win in the nightcap. Tony Galiano was 4-for-4, Dave Hoffmaster 3-for-4 (RBI, 2B, SB), Joel Hudson 2-for-4 (2 R, RBI, 3B), and Ronnie Jameson 2-for-3 with 2 RBI. Jerry Michael took the loss for Bumpy Oak going 3 1/3, allowing 7 runs and 10 hits. B.J. Kittle and Scott Mower relieved. Clint Sanders was 2-for-2 with a double and an RBI to lead the Bombers.
Combine - 7 Waldorf - 1 WP: Bill DeAtley LP: Toby Davis
Combine - 6 Waldorf - 2 WP: Jeff Angst LP: Mike Boyce
July 16, 2005 St. Mary's - 7 Western Charles - 5 WP: Flynn Stachowski LP: Mike Pickeral Summary/Highlights Submitted by Western Charles In the first game of the double header, the Natty Boh's could not hold on to a two run lead and the Door came back to win 7-5 at Legion Field. Flynn Stachowski picked up the victory pitching six innings giving up seven hits. Mike Pickeral took the loss giving up four runs on four hits and four walks. St. Mary's was led by Jason Bean who was 2-4 with a home run and 3 RBI. For Western Charles, John Klopfer III was 3-4 with an RBI, a double, and a home run. Mike Finamore was 2-3 with 2 RBI in the game.
Western Charles - 4 St. Mary's - 2 WP: Harley Rice LP: Kenny Williams Summary/Highlights Submitted by Western Charles In the second game Western Charles rebounded with a 4-2 victory. Harley Rice led the way on the mound throwing shutout ball before allowing a home run to Jed Vess in the top of the seventh. Nick Vitielliss was 2-3 with two RBI in the game, Mike Finamore was also 2-3 with a double, and John Klopfer III added another home run for Western Charles. Jed Vess was responsible for driving in St. Mary's two runs.
July 13, 2005 St. Mary's - 11 Redhawks - 7 WP: Flynn Stachowski LP: Wes Delia Summary/Highlights Submitted by St. Mary's St. Mary's jumped out to an early 10-0 lead en route to an 11-7 victory over the Redhawks in a make-up game at Oak Ridge Park. Flynn Stachowski threw only 2 innings,3 K's and 0 BB's to earn the victory. Jason Bean mopped up for SMBC, 7 K's and 3 BB's and was responsible for all 7 Redhawks runs, although only 1 run was earned. Clarke Rollins, Steve Zumpano and Garth Willard had multiple hit games for SMBC. Jason Bean also added a 2-run homerun.
July 10, 2005 Bumpy Oak - 2 St. Mary's - 1 WP: Jerry Michael LP: Steve DeBarr Summary/Highlights Submitted by St. Mary's After meeting the previous Wednesday, with St. Mary's winning 2-1, the roles were reversed on Sunday. Bumpy Oak scored 2 runs in the second inning on a Danny Michael single, as Bumpy Oak avenged their earlier loss to SMBC, winning 2-1. Jerry Michael went the distance for the win, striking out three and walking only one. St. Mary's lone run was a ground out RBI by John Childers in the third. Steve DeBarr pitched well in the losing effort. DeBarr went 6 innings striking out 9 Bumpy Oak hitters Tracy and Nick Vallandingham both had multiple hit games for SMBC. Submitted by Bumpy Oak Bumpy Oak revenged the 2-1 loss earlier in the week to St. Mary's by defeating the Door 2-1 in the Sunday, 9-inning contest. Jerry Michael was the story of the game as the veteran pitched 9 complete innings, scattered 6 hits, allowed 1 run and 1 walk while striking out 3 to earn the win. Steve DeBarr suffered the loss for St. Mary's going 6 innings, striking out 9, and allowing one hit. The one hit was Danny Michael's key 2-run single in the 2nd inning. Clarke Rollins finished in relief with 3 shutout innings of two-hit ball. Aaron Michael had a double, two walks and a stolen base. Tommy Sellers added a single and was hit by a pitch twice. The Vallandinghams, Tracy and Nick, each went 2-for-4 to lead St. Mary's.
Western Charles - 8 Waldorf - 2 WP: Mike Balenger LP: Blair Bowman Submitted by Western Charles The Natty Bohs jumped out to an early lead and then held on by scoring late to defeat Waldorf 8-2. Mike Balenger turned in 7 2/3 strong innings allowing 2 runs on 4 hits with 5 strikeouts. Ryan Beach and Mike Pickeral each had two hits for Western Charles. Ryan Shifflett also had two RBI. For Waldorf, Chris Boyce had two hits with a double and an RBI.
Combine - 8 Redhawks - 2 WP: Bill DeAtley LP: Kevin Wood
July 6, 2005 St. Mary's - 2 Bumpy Oak - 1 WP: Kenny Williams LP: Shaun Bowling Summary/Highlights Submitted by Bumpy Oak Kenny Williams earned the
win, 5 1/3 IP, 3 K, 3 BB, 1 Run, 4 hits. Clarke Rollins had a save, 1 2/3
IP, 0 K, 0 BB, 0 R, 1 hit. Shaun Bowling suffered his first loss of the
season, 5 1/3, 6 K, 5 BB, 2 R, 5 hits. BJ Kittle finished 2/3 IP, 0 K, 0 BB,
0 R, 0 H. Submitted by St. Mary's
Good St. Mary’s pitching and thick Kentucky bluegrass helped slow the Bumpy
Oak attack as St. Mary’s won the 7 inning contest 2-1. Kenny Williams
pitched 5 and 1/3 innings to pick up the victory and Clarke Rollins pitched
1 and 2/3 innings to pick up the save. St. Mary’s struck first as Johnny
Childers scored on a Joe Drury single. St. Mary’s scored again in the fourth
on doubles by Nick Vallandingham and Jason Fean. Bumpy Oak plated 1 in the
sixth as Aaron Michael scored on a Ray Michael single but Rollins closed the
door on the rally. Shawn Bowling pitched 5 and 1/3 innings for Bumpy Oak,
giving up 2 runs on 5 hits, while taking the loss. Western Charles - 3 Waldorf - 1 WP: Nick Vitielliss LP: Mike Boyce Submitted by Western Charles Down 1-0 going into the top
of the seventh, Western Charles plated three runs then held on in the bottom
half to take the victory. Prior to the seventh, the lone run scored by
Waldorf was on an RBI double by Jason Boyd scoring Chris Boyce. In the top
of the seventh, Keith Wood led off with a single. Mike Madison bunted and
reached on an error. Ryan Beach drew a walk to load the bases with no outs.
Tony Stefko singled in the tying run. Madison and Beach then followed,
scoring on a sacrifice fly by John Klopfer III and a wild pitch.
Combine - 5 Redhawks - 0 WP: Jeff Angst LP: John Micklus
June 29, 2005 Bumpy Oak - 10 Western Charles - 4 WP: Shaun Bowling LP: Mike Balenger Summary/Highlights Submitted by Bumpy Oak Bumpy Oak banged out 16 hits to defeat Western Charles 10-4. BJ Kittle, Rich Lehosky and Tommy Sellers each had 3 hits. Lehosky and Sellers had 2 RBI and Bobby Rawlings added two hits and two RBI. Sellers, Kittle, and Rawlings each hit doubles. Western Charles was led by Ryan Beach who had two hits.
Legion - 15 Combine - 4 WP: Nick Rose LP: Bill DeAtley
June 26, 2005 Legion - 8 St. Mary's - 3 WP: Tony Sweeney LP: Clarke Rollins Summary/Highlights Submitted by St. Mary's Tony Sweeney scattered 6 hits, while only allowing three runs in the first game of a double header, as Legion defeated St. Mary's. Clarke Rollins took the loss for St. Mary's. Rollins yielded 8 runs but was not give much help by a porous St. Mary's defense. John Ford and Dave Hoffmaster had multiple hit games for Legion. Joel Hudson stole two bases and scored two runs. Tracy Vallandingham had 2 hits and 2 RBI for St. Mary’s.
St. Mary's - 2 Legion - 0 WP: Kenny Williams LP: Nick Rose Summary/Highlights Submitted by St. Mary's St. Mary’s bounced back in the second game of the double header behind the arm of left-hander Kenny Williams. Williams pitched a 1 hit complete game gem to defeat Legion 2-0. The only hit surrendered by Williams came in the second inning on a bunt single. William struck out 8 while walking 1 and only faced 1 batter over the minimum. Nick Rose took the loss for Legion. Tracy Vallandingham was 1-3 with 2 runs scored and Joe “Professional Hitter” Drury came off the bench and delivered a key pinch-hit single to drive in the second Door run.
Western Charles - 10 Redhawks - 0 WP: Nick Vitielliss LP: Billy Wathen
Western Charles - 10 Redhawks - 1 WP: Harley Rice LP: John Micklus
Waldorf - 14 Bumpy Oak - 13 WP: Toby Davis LP: Jerry Michael Summary/Highlights Submitted by Bumpy Oak Waldorf defeated Bumpy Oak in a wild 8-inning contest 14-13. Tommy Ritter and Jason Boyd led the Phillies' 18-hit attack with four hits apiece. Boyd had 4 RBI and Ritter had two doubles. Toby Davis chipped in 2 doubles and 3 RBI and earned the pitching victory in relief. Chris Boyce and Justin Crowell had three hits apiece. For Bumpy Oak, Rich Lehosky went 4-for-4 with 2 RBI and John Lee and Tommy Sellers had 3 hits each. Sellers had three RBI and a 2-run homerun.
Waldorf - 1 Bumpy Oak - 0 WP: Mike Boyce LP: Jerry Michael Summary/Highlights Submitted by Bumpy Oak In the second game of the doubleheader, Waldorf prevailed 1-0 over the Bombers behind the strong pitching of Mike Boyce who threw a complete-game 2-hitter. Jerry Michael suffered the loss, scattering 7 hits and allowing only one run. Tommy Ritter led Waldorf with two hits while Justin Crowell scored the game's only run on Kevin Green's game-winning single. Bobby Rawlings had the only two hits for the Bombers.
June 19, 2005 Bumpy Oak - 8 Western Charles - 5 WP: Shaun Bowling LP: Nick Vitielliss Summary/Highlights Submitted by Bumpy Oak Shaun Bowling went 8 1/3
innings for the Bombers to earn the victory. Bowling gave up 13 hits,
allowed one walk, and had 3 strikeouts. BJ Kittle relieved in the ninth
inning to earn the save. Nick Vitielliss pitched 6 innings for Western
Charles and gave up three walks, six hits, and 8 runs for the loss. Mike
Balenger pitched the final two innings in relief. Western Charles scored
three runs in top of the first to put Bumpy Oak in a hole. Johnny Klopfer
III and Mike Finamore had RBI in the inning, but the Bombers answered with
one run in the bottom of the first as Aaron Michael scored on a wild pitch.
Bumpy Oak tied the game at three in the fourth inning thanks to John Lee's
2-out, 2 RBI single. Western Charles took the lead in the fifth thanks to
three consecutive singles by Tony Stefko, Klopfer, and Mike Pickeral -
Pickeral's was an RBI hit to score Stefko. The Bombers tied it again in the
5th on an RBI single by Aaron Michael to plate Tommy Sellers. The score
remained tied until the 7th when Bumpy Oak took the lead for good scoring 4
runs on a hit by Sellers, 2 errors, a hit batter, and a sacrifice fly by Ray
Michael.
Combine - 6 Legion - 1 WP: Jeff Angst LP: Tony Sweeney Summary/Highlights Submitted by Combine Combine made it 4 wins in a row behind a strong pitching performance by Jeff Angst. He went the distance, giving up only 4 hits, striking out 10, and losing the shutout bid in the bottom of the 9th on a solo shot by Ian Caballero. Combine had multi-hit games from Matt Haynes, Eddy Henderson, and Danny Lee. Mike McAllister added a timely double off the fence in left to drive in a run.
St. Mary's - 5 Redhawks - 4 WP: Kenny Williams LP: Travis Peters Summary/Highlights Submitted by Redhawks The Redhawks lost a late lead
for the second consecutive games allowing 3 runs in the top of the ninth.
Travis Peters pitched well, striking out 9 and allowing 3 earned runs in a
complete game effort. He added 3 hits as well. Kenny Williams earned the win
pitching 2 innings of shutout ball. Steve Zumpano led the St. Mary's offense
with 3 hits and 2 RBI.
St. Mary's snatched victory from the jaws of defeat with a 3 run ninth
inning, beating the Redhawks 5-4. St. Mary's got strong pitching
performances from Flynn Statchowski and Kenny Williams. Statchowski pitched
7 innings, giving up 3 earned runs while striking out 9. Williams got the
win by pitching two scoreless innings, striking out 1. Pinch hitter Gary
Thomas walked to start the top half of the ninth. Drew Willard followed
Thomas with a double and both were driven in on a Steve Zumpano single. John
Childers, who had walked following Willard's double scored the winning run
on a Jason Bean fielders choice. Zumpano was 3-5, with a double and 2 RBI.
Willard was 2-3 with a double and 2 runs scored. Travis Peters took the loss
for the Redhawks. Peters tossed a complete game, striking out 9. He also had
3 hits. Darren Sanders was 1-3 with 2 RBI, Bobby Connolly added 2 hits for
the Redhawks. June 12, 2005 Combine - 3 Western Charles - 1 WP: Jeff Angst LP: Nick Vitielliss Summary/Highlights Submitted by Combine Combine scores 3 runs in the bottom of the sixth and holds off a late rally in the 7th. Jeff Angst gets the win, going the distance, striking out 12 and giving up only 3 hits. Johnny Klopfer had 2 hits for Western Charles.
Combine - 2 Western Charles - 1 WP: D'Antuono LP: Mike Balenger Summary/Highlights Submitted by Combine Combine gets the sweep by coming from behind in the bottom of the seventh with 2 runs. Bill DeAtley drove in the tying run and Kevin Meyers gets the game winning RBI single, a bad hop bouncer to second. Chris D'Antuono gets his first win of the season, getting out of early trouble and scattering 7 hits. Ryan Beach had 3 hits for Western Charles.
Bumpy Oak - 16 Redhawks - 0 WP: Shaun Bowling LP: Tommy Stratchko Summary/Highlights Submitted by Redhawks Shawn Bowling pitched a 5 inning no hitter for the win. Bobby Rawlings hit 2 homeruns in the 13 run Bomber 2nd inning. Submitted by Bumpy Oak The first game was a 5-inning run-rule contest and Shaun Bowling threw a no-hitter while striking out 5 and walking 3. Bumpy Oak exploded for a 13-run second inning powered by Bobby Rawlings' 2-run and 3-run homeruns in the inning. Rawlings finished the game with 5 RBI and 3 runs scored. Jaime Wright was 3-for-3 and BJ Kittle was 2-for-4 with 3 RBI. John Lee and Tommy Sellers added doubles for the Bombers.
Bumpy Oak - 6 Redhawks - 4 WP: BJ Kittle LP: John Micklus Summary/Highlights Submitted by Bumpy Oak Game 2 was much closer as BJ
Kittle battled John Micklus on the mound. Kittle pitched the complete game,
struck out 7, walked three, and scattered 10 hits to earn the win. Micklus
was tagged with the loss, but went 5 innings, struck out 7, walked 3, and
allowed only 5 hits. Seth Overbey pitched a scoreless inning in relief of
Micklus. Overbey was 2-for-4 at the plate with an RBI. Cardano also went
2-for4 with 2 RBI for the Redhawks. Jaime Wright was 2-for-4 with an RBI and
Ray Michael, Kittle, Rich Lehosky, and John Lee had RBIs for the Bombers. Legion - 7 Waldorf - 6
Legion - 9 Waldorf - 0
June 5, 2005 Combine - 6 St. Mary's - 3 WP: Jeff Angst LP: Clarke Rollins Summary/Highlights Submitted by St. Mary's Jeff Angst pitched 7 strong
innings holding SMBC scoreless as Combine defeated St. Mary's 6-3 at Laurel
Springs. Rudy Carrico hit two solo homers and had 3 RBI for Combine. Angst
struck out 8 SMBC hitters. Jason Bean, Jason Fean and Steve Zumpano all had
multiple hits for SMBC. Clarke Rollins took the loss as St. Mary's dropped
their first game of the season. Waldorf - 9 Redhawks - 8 WP: Justin Crowell LP: John Micklus Summary/Highlights Submitted by Redhawks Travis Peters shutdown
Waldorf in 5 innings of relief effort, but the Redhawks could not over come
an early 9-4 deficit. Peters added 3 hits. Ryan Leonard had 2 doubles and 3
RBI. Chris Langley, Darren Sanders, Jared Wood, and Tommy Stratchko all had
multi hit games. The Redhawks walked 12 batters on their way to the loss.
Legion - 1 Western Charles - 0 WP: Tony Sweeney LP: Mike Pickeral Summary/Highlights Submitted by Western Charles Tony Sweeney and Nick Vitielliss dueled most of the way pitching shutout ball. Sweeney went the distance and got the victory. Vitielliss was relieved by Mike Pickeral in the eighth inning after allowing only two hits. Legion got a run in the top of the ninth as Dave Hoffmaster stole third and scored on a throwing error. Hoffmaster was 2 for 4 in the game with two stolen bases. John Klopfer III went 3 for 4 for Western Charles.
June 4, 2005 Bumpy Oak - 4 Combine - 1 WP: Shaun Bowling LP: Jeff Angst Summary/Highlights Submitted by Bumpy Oak Bumpy Oak defeated Combine
4-1 behind another strong pitching performance by Shaun Bowling. Bowling
threw a complete game for the win while scattering 5 hits, 0 walks, 5
strikeouts and 1 run. Jeff Angst took the loss for Combine after coming out
of the game in the second inning with 3 walks, 4 hits, 4 runs, and 2
strikeouts. Bill DeAtley came on in relief of Angst with no outs in the
second and retired 13 straight batters. He went 6 innings and allowed 1 hit,
0 runs, 0 walks, and had 3 strikeouts.
St. Mary's - 7 Waldorf - 4 WP: Kenny Williams LP: Toby Davis Summary/Highlights Submitted by St. Mary's St. Mary's scored 5 runs on 2
hits in the bottom of the 4th inning to take a one run lead as they went on
to beat visiting Waldorf 7-4. SMBC scattered 6 hits and Kenny Williams got
his first win of the season. Steve DeBarr got credit with the save. Legion - 11 Redhawks - 1 WP: Nick Rose LP: Tommy Stratchko
Bumpy Oak - 9 Legion - 0 WP: Billye Hollister LP: Tony Sweeney Summary/Highlights Submitted by Bumpy Oak Bumpy Oak took an early lead
in the third inning as Jose Frontanes doubled and scored on an RBI single by
BJ Kittle. The score remained 1-0 until the 7th when the Bombers scored 8
runs on 5 hits and 4 Legion errors. The big hit of the inning was Tommy
Sellers' three-run double. Billye Hollister pitched 8 innings of shutout
ball, scattering 6 hits, walking 1 and striking out 8. Shaun Bowling pitched
a scoreless ninth in relief. Tony Sweeney was tagged with the loss for
Legion as he went 8 innings and gave up 10 hits and 5 walks. BJ Kittle went
3-for-5 with 2 RBI, Jaime Wright 2-for-3, Tommy Sellers 2-for-4 with 3 RBI,
and Jose Frontanes had a double and scored twice. Legion was led by Kenny
Bragg and Tony Galiano who both went 2-for-4. Combine - 15 Waldorf - 4 WP: Bill DeAtley LP: Blair Bowman
May 22, 2005 Bumpy Oak - 1 Combine - 0 WP: Shaun Bowling LP: Jeff Angst Summary/Highlights Submitted by Bumpy Oak Bumpy Oak swept Combine in a
doubleheader, 1-0 and 8-3. In Game 1, Bumpy Oak's Shaun Bowling outlasted
Combine's Jeff Angst in a classic pitcher's duel. Bowling gave up only three
hits while striking out one, walking two and hitting one batter. He was
aided by Bumpy Oak's infield turning 3 double plays. Angst surrendered seven
hits, struck out 8, and walked 2. Scoreless until the final inning, the
Bombers pushed across the winning run after Jaime Wright reached on an error
by the shortstop, was sacrificed to second on a bunt by Tommy Sellers, and
scored on the game-winning RBI single by Aaron Michael. Michael had two
singles, a SAC Bunt and a stolen base and BJ Kittle added two hits for Bumpy
Oak. WP: Billye Hollister LP: Bill DeAtley Summary/Highlights Submitted by Bumpy Oak Bumpy Oak won the second game 8-3 behind the pitching of Billye Hollister. Hollister threw the complete game, gave up seven hits, struck out four, and walked two. Bill DeAtley took the loss for Combine and Dave Cross pitched well in relief. For Bumpy Oak, Jaime Wright went 2-for-3, Rich Lehosky hit a 3-run homerun, Clint Sanders scored 2 runs and added a double. Combine was led offensively by Matt Haynes who went 2-for-3 with a solo homerun and Danny Lee who walked twice and scored a run. Bumpy Oak got spectacular defensive plays from Jaime Wright at short, BJ Kittle at third and Lance Martin at second.
St. Mary's - 3 Waldorf - 1 WP: Kevin Burch LP: Brandon Miller Summary/Highlights Submitted by St. Mary's St. Mary's scored 3 runs on
zero hits in the top of the 6th inning to erase a 1-0 Waldorf lead to win
3-1.Brandon Miller walked the bases loaded before hitting Steve Zumpano to
tie the score. Miller was lifted for Goldsmith, who then plunked Jason Bean
for the lead. Jed Vess followed with a sacrifice fly. Kevin Burch notched
his second win of the season. Jason Boyd had a solo homerun for Waldorf's
lone run. WP: Jason Bean LP: Toby Davis Summary/Highlights Submitted by St. Mary's In the second game of the
doubleheader, St. Mary's scored all 5 of their runs on 4 hits in the top of
the 2nd inning to win 5-1.Steve Zumpano had the big hit of the inning, a 3
run double for SMBC. Jason Bean went the distance for his first win of the
season. May 21, 2005 Legion - 11 Redhawks - 0 WP: Tony Sweeney LP: Billy Wathen Summary/Highlights Submitted by Redhawks Tony Sweeney pitched his
second shutout of the season with an 11-0 win in 5 innings. Ian Caballero
homered for the second consecutive game. The Redhawks committed 5 errors and
4 base running blunders taking themselves out of another game. Billy Wathen
took the loss. Legion - 11 Redhawks - 3 WP: Nick Rose LP: John Micklus Summary/Highlights Submitted by Redhawks Nick Rose pitched a complete game win, striking out 8. Ian Caballero belted a homerun in the first. Tommy Stratchko knocked in the only Redhawk runs with at 3 run homerun in the 6th. John Micklus struck out 9 and took the loss, receiving no help defensively.
St. Mary's - 7 Western Charles - 3 WP: Kevin Burch LP: Harley Rice Summary/Highlights Submitted by St. Mary's St. Mary's scored 7 runs on
only 5 hits to win their season opener versus Western Charles at SMCM. Kevin
Burch made his League return debut, following his professional career, on
the mound throwing 7 scoreless innings. Burch gave up only 3 hits while
striking out 5 WC hitters in his 100-pitch outing. Jason Bean threw the
final 2 innings, striking out 5 and was responsible for the 3 WC runs. Bean
also had 3 RBI for St. Mary's. Ryan Beach collected 3 of the Western Charles
6 hits. Bumpy Oak - 17 Redhawks - 8 WP: Shaun Bowling LP: Tommy Stratchko Summary/Highlights Submitted by Bumpy Oak Bumpy Oak overcame a first
inning 7-2 deficit and went on to win 17-8. Shaun Bowling came on in relief
of Tommy Sellers and threw 6 1/3 innings of 2-hit ball with 10 strikeouts
and allowed only one run. Bobby Rawlings was 3-for-4 with 2 RBI, 2 doubles,
and scored 5 times. John Lee went 3-for-4 with 3 RBI and 2 doubles. Tommy
Sellers and Jaime Wright Submitted by Redhawks The Redhawks jumped out early with 7 runs in the bottom of the 1st. But the Bombers put the game away with 9 runs in the 6th. Shawn Bowling struck out 11 to get the win. Bobby Rawlings picked back up where he ended last season scoring 5 runs with 3 hits. Tommy Stratchko took the loss in relief of Wes Delia.
Combine - 6 Western Charles - 5 WP: Bill DeAtley LP: Nick Vitielliss Summary/Highlights Submitted by Combine Combine starts the '05 season off with a close win. Building a 5-1 lead, only to see it erased by a Western Charles 4 run rally in the 5th, behind a 3-run HR from Nick Vitielliss. Combine was led offensively by Rudy Carrico collecting 2 hits and 2 RBI's. Combine newcomer Ryan Rabon also provided a 2 run single, 3 stolen bases, and 2 runs scored. DeAtley gets the win, Jeff Angst records the save. Nick Vitielliss takes the loss for WC.
Legion - 3 Waldorf - 0
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