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2006 Scores and Game Results August 27, 2006 Western Charles - 3 St. Mary's - 1
St. Mary's - 17 Western Charles- 16
La Plata - 5 Waldorf - 2
Waldorf - 8 La Plata - 6
Legion defeated Marines
Legion defeated Marines
August 26, 2006 Legion defeated Waldorf
Bumpy Oak - 7 Combine - 2 WP: Billye Hollister LP: Joe Klein Submitted by Bumpy Oak Billye Hollister allowed only three hits over 7 innings to earn Bumpy Oak's 20th win of the year. BJ Kittle had three hits and Clint Sanders, Ray Michael, and John Lee each pitched in 2 hits. Lee and Jaime Wright both added 2 RBI. Combine's David Russell had a double for Combine. Joe Klein took the loss for Combine, Justin Armiger pitched in relief.
Bumpy Oak - 9 Combine - 2 WP: John Micklus LP: Scott Bickford Submitted by Bumpy Oak Bumpy Oak won their 21st straight game against no defeats to become the only team in league history to go undefeated through an entire season. John Micklus struck out 8 in a complete game victory. Ray Michael and Bobby Rawlings each had two hits and 2 RBI to lead the Bombers. John Lee and Tommy Sellers added two hits apiece. Rich Lehosky pinch-hit late in the game and delivered with a 2-run homer. David Russell had two hits and an RBI for Combine while Rudy Carrico and Brian Garner added doubles.
August 20, 2006 Bumpy Oak - 9 Waldorf - 3 WP: BJ Kittle LP: Mike Boyce Submitted by Bumpy Oak Bumpy Oak pounded out 17 hits to defeat Waldorf. Two sets of brothers contributed the most as Aaron and Danny Michael had three hits apiece and Clint and Darren Sanders each added 2 RBI. Chris Boyce had 2 RBI and Bobby Connolly stole two bases to pace Waldorf.
Combine - 6 Western Charles - 1
La Plata defeated Marines
August 19, 2006 Legion - 11 St. Mary's - 0
August 13, 2006 St. Mary's - 10 Waldorf - 0 WP: Bill DeAtley LP: Mike Boyce Summary/Highlights Submitted by St. Mary's St. Mary's defeated Waldorf 10-0 in a five innings affair in the first game of their double header. St. Mary's scored runs in four out of the five innings played and got strong offensive performances from multiple players. Brett Willar, Steve Zumpano, Jason Bean, Drew Willard and Justin Mika each had two hits for St. Mary's. However, St. Mary's got a better performance on the mound. Bill DeAtley threw a complete game shut out. DeAtley faced the minimum number of batters, only allowed one hit and struck out four.
St. Mary's - 2 Waldorf - 1 WP: Greg Conden LP: Chris Boyce Summary/Highlights Submitted by St. Mary's Game 2 between St. Mary's and Waldorf was a much tighter affair. St. Mary's scored in the bottom of the seventh for a 2-1 victory. St. Mary's got another strong pitching performance, this time from Greg Conden. Conden pitched a complete game, gave up 3 hits, and only allowed 1 run. However, Conden was matched by Chris Boyce, who also pitched a complete game. In the bottom of the seventh with the score tied at 1, Steve Zumpano walked with two outs. Zumpano then stole second and advanced to third when the throw got away from the Waldorf infield. Jim Tanavage promptly singled to left to give St. Mary's the win.
Bumpy Oak - 7 Western Charles - 4 WP: Billye Hollister LP: Mike Pickeral Submitted by Bumpy Oak Bumpy Oak's Billye Hollister shook off some rust of not pitching for several weeks by scattering 6 hits against Western Charles and earning the win. BJ Kittle, John Lee, and Darren Sanders each had two hits. Clint Sanders was a late arrival from a plane flight, but he had a pinch hit single with 2 RBI. Aaron Michael and Kittle also had 2 RBI. Danny Lydon had 2 hits and an RBI for the Natty Bohs.
Bumpy Oak - 5 Western Charles - 2 WP: John Micklus LP: Aaron Rose Submitted by Bumpy Oak John Micklus had a Game 2 complete game victory after closing out the first game of the doubleheader. John Lee had two hits for Bumpy Oak and Darren Sanders, Tommy Sellers, Jaime Wright and BJ Kittle each had RBI. Danny Lydon and Johnny Klopfer each had two hits for Western Charles. Mike Mills chipped in an RBI.
Combine defeated Marines
August 12, 2006 Legion defeated La Plata
August 6, 2006 Bumpy Oak - 10 La Plata - 1 WP: John Micklus LP: Pat Mahoney Summary/Highlights Submitted by Bumpy Oak John Micklus threw a two-hitter with 10 strikeouts and one walk over 7 innings and B.J Kittled relieved to finish the game. Jaime Wright was 3-for-3 with 3 RBI, Tommy Sellers 2-for-3, and Clint Sanders drove in three runs.
Western Charles - 10 Waldorf - 0
Combine - 3 Legion - 2
St. Mary's - 22 Marines - 11 WP: Bill DeAtley LP: Kevin Reese
August 5, 2006 Western Charles - 6 La Plata - 2
Waldorf - 12 Marines - 2
Waldorf - 13 Marines - 3
August 4, 2006 Bumpy Oak - 11 Marines - 1 WP: John Lee LP: Brian Sherman Summary/Highlights Submitted by Bumpy Oak John Lee pitched a no-hitter with 12 strikeouts to earn his first pitching victory in several years. He was aided offensively by Aaron Michael (5-for-5, 3 R, 2 RBI, 2B, 4 SB), Ray Michael (2-for-3, 2 R, 3 RBI) and Clint Sanders (3-for-4, 2 RBI, 2B).
August 2, 2006 Legion - 6 Western Charles - 0
July 30, 2006 St. Mary's - 6 La Plata - 0 WP: Flynn Stachowski LP: Garnell Young Summary/Highlights Submitted by St. Mary's Pitching and defense carried St. Mary's to a 6-0 victory over La Plata in the first game of their double header. Flynn Stachowski pitched a complete game shutout for St. Mary's. Stachowski struck out 8, walked 2, and only allowed 3 hits. Stachowski did not allow a runner past first and St. Mary's defense was error free. St. Mary's scored 4 in the third and 2 in the fourth to put the game away. Brett Williar and Jim Tanavage each had two hits a piece for St. Mary's.
St. Mary's - 18 La Plata - 8 WP: Bill BeAtley LP: Hernandez Summary/Highlights Submitted by St. Mary's St. Mary's took advantage of 12 LaPlata walks to take the second game of their double header 18-8 in a five inning contest. Greg Conden started for St. Mary's and was relieved by Bill DeAtley, who picked up the win for St. Mary's. Brett Williar, Flynn Stachowski, Jason Bean and Jim Tanavage each had two hits for St. Mary's. Stachowski had a two run homerun and 4 RBI. Garnell Young had 2 RBI for LaPlata.
Bumpy Oak - 7 Legion - 2 WP: John Micklus LP: Tony Sweeney Summary/Highlights Submitted by Bumpy Oak John Micklus tossed a 2-hitter for the victory. Danny Michael led Bumpy Oak with a 4-for-4 performance that included two doubles and two RBI. Aaron Michael and Clint Sanders each had 3 hits. Jon Bass led Legion with a double and two runs scored.
Bumpy Oak - 8 Legion - 7 WP: Jerry Michael LP: Tony Sweeney Summary/Highlights Submitted by Bumpy Oak Bumpy Oak pulled out a wild win from Legion in the top of the 7th inning of game 2. Down 7-5 in the 7th, John Lee's key 2-run double tied the game and Darren Sanders RBI sac fly pushed across the winning run. Lee finished with 3 RBI and two hits. B.J. Kittle and Clint Sanders added 2 hits apiece. Dave Hoffmaster went 4-for-5 for Legion with a double and a RBI and Tommy Stratchko added two hits and three RBI.
Combine - 6 Waldorf - 1 WP: Justin Arminger LP: Blaire Bowman Summary/Highlights Submitted by Combine Joe Klein pitched 4 and 2/3 allowing one run on 4 hits with 6 K's. Justin Arminger relieved and went 1 and 1/3 innings of scoreless relief to earn the win also contributing at the plate going 3-for-3 with 3 RBI's. Danny Lee also was 3-for-3 with a double, Rudy Carrico went 2-for-3 with a double and an RBI, Dave Cross 1-for-2 with 2 runs scored, Clarke Rollins 1-for-3 with 2 RBI's and Ryan Stamp added a double.
Combine - 8 Waldorf - 1 WP: Scott Bickford LP: Mike Boyce Summary/Highlights Submitted by Combine Scott Bickford tossed a complete-game 3-hitter with 9 K's for the win in Game 1. Clarke Rollins went 2-for-3 with two runs scored. Justin Arminger went 1-for-2 with two runs scored as well. Ryan Stamp and Danny Lee both added doubles.
July 29, 2006 Western Charles - 12 Marines - 1
Western Charles - 8 Marines - 0
July 23, 2006 Combine - 6 St. Mary's - 0 WP: Justin Arminger LP: Bill DeAtley Summary/Highlights Submitted by St. Mary's Combine defeated St. Mary’s 6-0 to complete the season sweep of the Door. Justin Arminger pitched 5 innings of quality relief to pick up the win for Combine. Clarke Rollins, Ryan Rabon, Cory Jones, David Russell, and Brian Garner had multiple hit games for Combine. Joe Drury had the lone St. Mary’s hit. Bill DeAtley took the loss for St. Mary’s. Submitted by Combine Joe Klein, Justin Arminger and Clarke Rollins combined to shutout St. Mary's allowing a lone single by Joe Drury in the eighth inning. Combine pounded out 19 hits led by Corey Jones going 4-for-4 with a double, 2 RBI and 2 runs scored. Brian Garner and Dave Russell added 3 hits apiece while Ryan Stamp, Ryan Rabon and Rollins each collected 2 hits.
July 22, 2006 Bumpy Oak - 7 Waldorf - 1 WP: Jerry Michael LP: David Tall Summary/Highlights Submitted by Bumpy Oak Jerry Michael scattered 6 hits over seven complete innings for the win in Game 1. Clint Sanders went 2-for-4 with a double and 2 RBI. Tommy Sellers was 2-for-3 with a double. Aaron Michael, Darren Sanders, and Rich Lehosky contributed doubles as well. Mike Buckler led Waldorf with a 2-for-3 performance.
Bumpy Oak - 15 Waldorf - 0 WP: John Micklus LP: Mike Boyce Summary/Highlights Submitted by Bumpy Oak John Micklus struck out 12 Waldorf batters on his way to a 5-inning run-rule victory. Bobby Rawlings and Morgan Fields led the way for Bumpy Oak with three hits each, while Ray Michael, Clint Sanders and Rich Lehosky had two hits apiece. Tommy Sellers had 2 RBI and a triple. Aaron and Danny Michael chipped in a double each to round out the extra base hits for Bumpy Oak. Waldorf's Mike Buckler had two hits.
St. Mary's - 7 Legion - 6 WP: Bill DeAtley LP: Tony Sweeney Summary/Highlights Submitted by St. Mary's St. Mary’s defeated Legion 7-6 on a bases loaded game winning single by Drew Willard. Greg Conden started for St. Mary’s and pitched well. However, the wheels came off for Conden in a 6 run fourth for Legion. Conden was relieved by Bill DeAtley who pitched 3 scoreless innings for the win. In the bottom of the seventh with the score tied 6-6, Steve Zumpano led off with a double and advanced to third on a pass ball. After two intentional walks, Drew Willard singled off of Tony Sweeney to score Zumpano and give the Door a much needed victory.
St. Mary's - 3 Legion - 2 WP: Flynn Stachowski LP: Tony Sweeney Summary/Highlights Submitted by St. Mary's St. Mary’s completed the double header sweep of Legion with another seventh inning rally. Flynn Stachowksi pitched a complete game for St. Mary’s and picked up the victory. Stachowski scattered 5 hits over seven innings and only allowed two runs. Tony Sweeney also pitched a complete game scattering 6 hits and giving up three runs. In the bottom of the seventh with the score tied at 2, Joe Drury reached on an error by Legion and advanced to second on the wild throw. Drury advanced to third on a Steve DeBarr bunt the was mishandled by Legion. After an intentional walk, Garth Willard lifted a deep fly ball to left that was out of the reach of the drawn in Legion outfield, scoring Drury for the game winning run.
July 16, 2006 Bumpy Oak - 4 St. Mary's - 0 WP: B.J. Kittle LP: Greg Conden Summary/Highlights Submitted by Bumpy Oak B.J. Kittle threw a 5-hit shutout to win the first game of the doubleheader. He allowed no walks and struck out 6. Clint Sanders went 2-for-3 at the plate; Tommy Sellers had a double and three RBI; Darren Sanders added a solo homerun. Greg Conden took the loss for St. Mary's scattering seven hits over six innings of work.
Bumpy Oak - 11 St. Mary's - 2 WP: John Micklus LP: Pat Dunty Summary/Highlights Submitted by Bumpy Oak John Micklus threw a no-hitter through 5 innings and struck out 8 before being relieved by Jerry Michael. Clint Sanders went 2-for-2 with two runs scored. Aaron Michael had a 2-run double and Morgan Fields had a big two-run hit as did Rich Lehosky. Jaime Wright knocked in 2 RBI. Pat Dunty took the loss for St. Mary's and Steve DeBarr pitched in relief. Steve Zumpano and Drew Willard had the lone RBI of the day for the door.
La Plata - 7 Combine - 5
Combine - 11 La Plata - 7
July 15, 2006 Western Charles - 3 Legion - 2 WP: Harley Rice LP: Tony Sweeney
July 9, 2006 St. Mary's - 4 Western Charles - 3 WP: Flynn Stachowski LP: Harley Rice Summary/Highlights Submitted by St. Mary's St. Mary’s edged Western Charles 4-3 in a close contest that featured excellent pitching and some timely offense. Flynn Stachowski pitched 8 innings for St. Mary’s, while Harley Rice threw 7 and a 1/3 innings for Western Charles. Stachowski allowed 3 runs (2 earned) while only allowing 4 hits and striking out 4. Rice struck out 9 for Western Charles and was charged with all 4 of St. Mary’s runs. Western Charles scored first in the top of the third on an error by Ryan Shephard. Shephard quickly made up for his miscue by tying the game in the bottom of the inning with an RBI single. St. Mary’s took the lead in the bottom of the sixth with two runs but Western Charles answered with two of their own in the top of the seventh. St. Mary’s scored the winning run in the bottom of the eight. Jim Tanavage singled to left and advanced to second on an error by the Western Charles outfield. Tanavage then advanced to third on a wild pitch. Nick Vitielliss relieved Rice with Garth Willard coming to bat. After fouling off some tough pitches, Willard worked the count to 2-2. On the next pitch, Willard delivered a perfect suicide squeeze which scored pinch runner Jason Fean. Billy DeAtley came on in the ninth to pick up the save for St. Mary’s. Ryan Shephard was 3-4 with a run scored, an RBI, and a double for St. Mary’s. Mike Beattie was 3-4, with a double for Western Charles.
Bumpy Oak - 6 Combine - 0 WP: Billye Hollister LP: Justin Arminger Summary/Highlights Submitted by Bumpy Oak Billye Hollister threw six shutout innings, allowing 6 hits and no walks while striking out 8. John Micklus pitched 3 innings for the save and struck out 8 of the 9 outs he had to face while allowing only one hit. Clint Sanders led the Bombers with a 3-for-4 day and 3 RBI. Aaron Michael, Tommy Sellers, and Jaime Wright each added 2 hits. Clarke Rollins had 2 hits to lead Combine. Justin Armiger took the loss for Combine on the mound. Rollins and Joe Klein oitched in relief for Combine.
Legion - 11 Marines - 0
Waldorf - 10 La Plata - 7
July 8, 2006 La Plata - 18 Marines - 12
La Plata - 9 Marines - 7
July 1, 2006 Combine - 5 Western Charles - 1 WP: Jeff Angst LP: Harley Rice Summary/Highlights Submitted by Western Charles Combine, led by Jeff Angst took the first game of the doubleheader 5-1. They jumped out to an early 2 run lead in the bottom of the first. Western Charles got one back in the top of the second, but that would be all Angst would allow in a complete game, 3 hit, 8 K performance. Offensively for Combine, Clarke Rollins was 3-3 with a two run homer, 3 RBI, and a run scored. For Western Chrles, Mike Beattie accounted for the only run with an RBI double.
Western Charles - 7 Combine - 4 WP: Nick Vitielliss LP: Dave Cross Summary/Highlights Submitted by Western Charles Western Charles bounced back in the second game by overcoming an early two run deficit to win 7-4. Nick Vitielliss went the distance to earn the win. Joey Klopfer was 2-4 with a double and a home run in the game for the Natty Bohs. David Russell and Danny Lee each had an RBI for Combine.
June 18, 2006 Combine - 17 Marines - 0 WP: Joe Klein LP: Kevin Reese Summary/Highlights Submitted by Combine Joe Klein went the distance for Combine allowing one hit and recording 10 K's. Offensively it was a "Combined" effort wit Corey Jones and Rudy Carrico leading the way with 3-hits and 2-RBI apiece. Ryan Rabon added an inside-the-park HR. Mike McAllister went 2-3, with 4 runs scored and Justin Arminger 2-4, 2 runs and 3 RBI's.
Bumpy Oak - 4 Western Charles - 3 WP: Billye Hollister LP: Harley Rice Summary/Highlights Submitted by Bumpy Oak Clint Sanders broke a 0-0 tie in the sixth inning with an RBI single to score BJ Kittle who had doubled to lead off the inning. Bumpy Oak scored two unearned runs after that to take a 3-0 lead. Sanders added another RBI single in the 8th to put Bumpy Oak ahead 4-0. Western Charles made it a 4-3 game on Johnny Klopfer's 3-run homerun in the bottom of the 7th. Billye Hollister went 8 innings for the win, striking out 8, walking 3, and allowing 6 hits. John Micklus earned the save in the 9th, throwing a perfect inning with 2 K's. Harley Rice pitched well for Western Charles, but took the loss with 7 innings pitched, allowing 9 hits, 4 strikeouts, and one walk. Nick Vitiellis pitched two innings in relief and struck out 3. Clint Sanders led Bumpy Oak with 3 hits and 2 RBI. Ray Michael added two hits including a double. Johnny Klopfer led Western Charles with two hits including the 3-run homerun.
St. Mary's - 15 Waldorf - 0 WP: Greg Conden LP: Mike Boyce Summary/Highlights Submitted by St. Mary's A strong pitching performance from Greg Conden and an offensive outburst helped St. Mary’s defeat Waldorf 15-0. Conden threw 5 innings of shutout ball allowing 2 hits, while striking out 7. The St. Mary’s offense pounded out 17 hits. Ryan Shephard and Nick Vallandingham each collected 3 hits and 2 RBI. Drew Willard, Jim Tanavage, Jason Bean, and Joe Drury each collected 2 hits.
Legion - 10 La Plata - 4
June 11, 2006 St. Mary's - 11 Marines - 1 WP: Greg Conden LP: Kevin Reese Summary/Highlights Submitted by St. Mary's St. Mary's defeated Marines in the first game of their double header 11-1 behind a strong pitching performance from Greg Conden. Conden pitched 6 innings, allowing 1 run while striking out 14. St. Mary's offense was led by Jim Tanavage and Garth Willard. Tanavage was 2-4 with 2 RBI, Willard was 3-4 with 2 RBI.
St. Mary's - 16 Marines - 6 WP: Bill DeAtley LP: Marquis Shanks Summary/Highlights Submitted by St. Mary's St. Mary's completed the sweep of Marines, beating them 16-6 in the second game of their double header. Kenny Williams and Billy DeAtley threw well for St. Mary's and benefited from a strong offensive performance. St. Mary's was led by Jim Tanavage and Jason Bean. Tanavage was 2-3 with 4 RBI and Bean was 2-2 with 2 RBI. Jason Fean and Ryan Shephard also had 2 RBI for St. Mary's.
Legion - 4 Combine - 1 WP: Nick Rose LP: Jeff Angst Summary/Highlights Submitted by Combine Legion's Nick Rose scattered 5 hits going the distance and earning the win over Combine in the opener. George Baker delivered 2 hits and Jonny Bass knocked out a solo homerun and scored twice for the victors. Justin Arminger was 2-2 with the lone RBI for Combine.
Legion - 5 Combine - 4 WP: Tony Sweeney LP: Jeff Angst Summary/Highlights Submitted by Combine Combine's Jeff Angst took the tough loss in relief allowing 2-unearned runs in the bottom of the 7th of game two. Combine had rallied to take the lead in the top of 7th on a leadoff walk to Mike McAllister followed by a RBI double from Justin Arminger. Dave Russell delivered a 2-out single up the middle to give Combine the lead. Dave Hoffmaster singled to leadoff the bottom of the inning and scored on an attempted bunt and Danny Lee's error. Joel Hudson hit a SAC fly for the game-winner. Russell was 2-4 and Arminger and Matt Haynes added 2B's for Combine. Ian Caballero was 2-2 with 2 RBI and Hoffmaster had 2 hits for Legion.
Bumpy Oak - 16 La Plata - 1 WP: Jerry Michael LP: Matt Norris Summary/Highlights Submitted by Bumpy Oak BJ Kittle went 4-for-5 with 3 RBI, 2 doubles and 4 runs scored. Aaron Michael also scored 4 times. Ray Michael had three RBI to go along with two hits, while Clint and Darren Sanders both added two hits apiece. Morgan Fields scored three times and added 2 RBI. Tommy Sellers, Fields, and Jerry Michael all pitched well for Bumpy Oak. Ryan Peterson and Garnell Young each had two hits for the Athletics.
Bumpy Oak - 21 La Plata - 6 WP: BJ Kittle LP: Garnell Young Summary/Highlights Submitted by Bumpy Oak John Micklus made his Bumpy Oak debut and threw well in striking out 5 over 4 innings. BJ Kittle relieved and struck out all six of the six outs he faced. Billye Hollister threw a perfect inning in the 7th. Kittle continued his strong hitting on the day with a 4-for-6 performance and 5 RBI. Aaron Michael and Tommy Sellers both had three-hit games. Clint Sanders hit two doubles in two at-bats and Morgan Fields added two hits. Ray Michael had 3 RBI while Sellers, Danny Michael, Fields and Jaime Wright added 2 RBI apiece. Garnell Young had a solo homerun and another hit in a 2-for-3 performance for the Athletics.
June 10, 2006 Western Charles - 10 Waldorf - 0 WP: Harley Rice LP: Jason Boyd Summary/Highlights Submitted by Western Charles Western Charles started out the day well with strong pitching and a six run third inning against Waldorf. Harley Rice picked up the victory by allowing only one hit with eight strikeouts in five innings of work. Offensively for the Natty Boh's, Danny Lydon was 2-2 with a double, two runs, and a stolen base, Tony Stefko was 2-3 with an RBI and a run, and John Klopfer III added two RBI and had a stolen base. For Waldorf, Jason Boyd provided the only hit in the first inning.
Western Charles - 6 Waldorf - 0 WP: Mike Pickeral LP: Mike Boyce Summary/Highlights Submitted by Western Charles Mike Pickeral completed a strong day of pitching in the second game. In a complete game effort, he allowed no runs on four hits with five strikeouts. Offensively, Western Charles again got on top early by scoring two runs in the first and then four more in the fifth. John Klopfer III was 2-3 with a double, two runs, and an RBI. Danny Lydon was 2-3 with two RBI, a run, and a stolen base. Tony Stefko was 2-3 with two runs and a stolen base. For Waldorf, Jared Wood was 2-2 with two stolen bases.
June 4, 2006 Western Charles - 13 Marines - 2 WP: Harley Rice LP: Kevin Reese Summary/Highlights Submitted by Western Charles The Natty Boh's jumped out to an early lead by scoring two in the first, one in the second, and three in the third and never looked back. The collective pitching effort of Aaron Rose, Harley Rice, and Tim Gardner allowed only two runs over seven innings. For Western Charles, John Klopfer III was 3-3 with 3 runs, a double, 2 RBI, and 2 SBs, Mike Mills was 2-2 with 2 runs, an RBI, and 2 SBs, and John Kehres was 2-3 with a run and an RBI in the game. For Marines, Kirk Nylander and Scott Wacker both had doubles and scored a run in the game.
Combine - 11 Waldorf- 3 WP: Jeff Angst LP: Brandon Miller Summary/Highlights Submitted by Combine Jeff Angst picked up the victory allowing just one hit with 10 K's in six innings. Offensively, Justin Arminger was 2-3 with 2 triples and 2-RBI, Ryan Rabon 2-3, 3RBI's and Corey Jones added 2-hits and an RBI.
St. Mary's - 16 La Plata - 6
June 3, 2006 Bumpy Oak - 5 Legion - 2 WP: Billye Hollister LP: Tony Sweeney Summary/Highlights Submitted by Bumpy Oak Bumpy Oak's Billye Hollister
and Legion's Tony Sweeney locked into a pitcher's duel until late in the
game. Going into the 5th inning, Sweeney had a no-hitter and Hollister had
allowed only a 4th-inning double to Ian Caballero. Bumpy Oak went ahead 1-0
in the 5th when Ray Michael walked and later scored on a John Lee single.
Darren Sanders and Tommy Sellers also singled in the inning, but Bumpy Oak
squandered an opportunity and stranded the bases loaded. The score remained
1-0 until the top of the seventh when Kevin Lindsey drove a Hollister pitch
over the right field fence for a two-run go-ahead homer. T.C. Renner scored
on the blast after he had walked. Bumpy Oak took the game in the bottom of
the 8th when Rich Lehosky singled and Seth Overbey followed with a 2-run
homerun to right-center. Nick Rose relieved for Sweeney but, after getting
two outs, allowed a single to Ray Michael, hit Clint Sanders, and allowed a
single to Darren Sanders. Lee then gave the Bombers some breathing room with
a two-run single to make it 5-2. Overbey relieved Hollister in the ninth and
was overpowering to strike out the side for the save. May 21, 2006 Bumpy Oak - 8 Marines - 1 WP: Tommy Sellers LP: Sean Duke Summary/Highlights Submitted by Bumpy Oak Bumpy Oak used a 7-run 4th inning to go on to a 8-1 victory. Clint Sanders had 2 RBI and a double. John Lee had two hits including a double. Tommy Sellers pitched five innings for the win and had 7 strikeouts while allowing only one hit, three walks, and one hit batter. Seth Overbey pitched two innings of relief and struck out 4 of 6 batters he faced.
Bumpy Oak - 16 Marines - 0 WP: Shaun Bowling LP: Marquis Shanks Summary/Highlights Submitted by Bumpy Oak Bumpy Oak's first seven batters scored en route to a 16-0 win. In the first inning, Darren Sanders had a 2-run homer and Seth Overbey, Rich Lehosky and Clint Sanders followed with back-to-back-to-back doubles. Shaun Bowling pitched a 2-hitter in the 5-inning run-rule with 9 K's and no walks to earn the win. Darren Sanders was 3-for-3 with two homeruns, 3 RBI and 3 runs scored. Clint Sanders went 3-for-3 with a double and two RBI. Seth Overbey was 2-for-3 with a double and 3 runs scored. Aaron Michael was 2-for-2 with a walk and 2 RBI.
Western Charles - 8 La Plata - 5 WP: Mike Pickeral LP: Jim Norris Summary/Highlights Submitted by Western Charles Mike Pickeral went the distance for Western Charles to earn his first victory of the season. He allowed five runs on seven hits in the game. Mike Finamore had three RBI and Ryan Beach added two more for Western Charles.
Western Charles - 4 La Plata - 3 WP: Nick Vitielliss LP: Garnell Young Summary/Highlights Submitted by Western Charles Nick Vitielliss went the distance for Western Charles to earn his first victory of the season and the second for the team. Neal Murray was 2-3 and Joe Mahoney was 2-3 with a double, run, and 2 RBI for La Plata.
Combine - 7 St. Mary's - 2 WP: Jeff Angst LP: Greg Conden Summary/Highlights Submitted by St. Mary's Combine defeated St. Mary’s in both games of their double header on Sunday by the scores of 7-2 and 9-5.. In game one, Jeff Angst and Billy DeAtley hooked up in what looked like would be a low scoring affair. Combine struck first on a Mike McAllister lead off homerun in the first and added two more in the fourth on a single by Justin Arminger. St. Mary’s responded with two runs in the sixth on RBI singles from Steve Zumpano and Jason Bean. However, the tight game was busted open by Combine on a grand slam homerun from Matt Haynes off of St. Mary’s reliever Greg Conden. Scott Bickford came on to relieve Angst and pitched a perfect seventh for Combine.
Combine - 9 St. Mary's - 5 WP: Scott Bickford LP: Kenny Williams Summary/Highlights Submitted by St. Mary's In game two, St. Mary’s got off to a fast start in the first on a grand slam homerun by Nick Vallandingham off Combine starter Scott Bickford. St. Mary’s added another run in the second but St. Mary’s starter Kenny Williams could not hold the lead. Combine scored three in the second and five in the forth to take the lead. Combine added one more in the sixth to complete the comeback. Nick Vallandingham was 2-4 with 4 RBI for St. Mary’s; Danny Lee went 3-4 with two runs scored for Combine. Bickford picked up the win for Combine, while Williams took the loss for St. Mary’s.
May 20, 2006 Legion - 16 Waldorf - 2
Legion - 20 Waldorf - 6
May 13, 2006 Bumpy Oak - 6 St. Mary's - 4 WP: Shaun Bowling LP: Greg Conden Summary/Highlights Submitted by Bumpy Oak Bumpy Oak beat St. Mary's
6-4. Clint Sanders hit a grand slam in the 7th inning to break a 2-2 tie (he
had an RBI single earlier in the game as well). Shaun Bowling earned the win
(7 IP, 4 hits, 2 runs, 2 BB, 4 K) and had relief help from Tommy Sellers and
BJ Kittle (who earned the save). Bill DeAtley pitched the first 6 innings
for St. Mary's (6 hits, 1 run, 2 BB's, 3 K's), Greg Conden relieved and took
the loss by walking in a run and giving up the slam to Sanders. (Conden: 2
IP, 2 hits, 5 runs, 3 BB's, 3 K's). Steve DeBarr pitched the 9th. Submitted by St. Mary's St. Mary’s and Bumpy Oak continued its string of close games with another exciting tilt on Opening Day. St. Mary’s carried a 2-1 lead into the seventh behind a strong pitching performance by Bill DeAtley. However, Bumpy Oak plated 5 in the seventh off of St. Mary’s reliever Greg Conden thanks to a grand slam by Clint Sanders. St. Mary’s scored 2 in the bottom of the ninth on a two run double by Steve Zumpano and brought the winning run to the plate but BJ Kittle got Jason Bean to ground out to end the St. Mary’s rally and preserve a 6-4 Bumpy Oak victory.
Legion - 8 Western Charles - 7 WP: T.J. Thompson LP: Danny Lydon Summary/Highlights Submitted by Western Charles In an opening day 14 inning thriller, Legion was the last team standing. They jumped up early in the game by scoring a run in the top of the first when Kevin Lindsay led off the game with a bunt single and scored later on an errant throw. Legion scored again in the top of the fifth, but Western Charles answered with one in the bottom of the fifth and three in the bottom of the sisxth to take a 4-2 lead. Legion then returned with single runs in the seventh and eighth to tie the game after nine. In the top of the 12th, Legion plated two runs to again take the lead, but in the bottom of the inning Western Charles answered with a two run homer by John Klopfer III. Legion again scored two in the top of the 14th. Western Charles plated one in the bottom of the inning but left runners on first and second to end the game. For Western Charles in the game, Danny Lydon was 2-5 with a double, Tony Stefko was 2-6 with a run and an RBI, Joey Klopfer was 3-7 with a run and an RBI, John Kehres was 2-7, and John Klopfer III added a home run and 2 RBI. For Legion, Tony Galiano was 3-6 with 2 runs, 2 RBI, and 2 doubles, Drew Lydon was 2-7 with 2 doubles, George Baker was 3-6 with 3 RBI, Dave Hoffmaster was 2-7 with a run and a SB, and Scott Rosenbloom was 2-4 with a run, an RBI, and a SB.
Waldorf - 11 Marines - 1 WP: Brandon Miller LP: Kevin Reese Summary/Highlights Submitted by Marines It was a close game until the sixth inning. At the end of five we were losing 4 to 1. We gave up 4 runs on 4 errors in the sixth which is what put the game away for us. our one hit and one run came in the third inning a double by sean duke. Timmy boyd bunted him to third. Derek turner reached on error to push the run across the plate.
Combine - 13 La Plata - 2 WP: Joe Klein LP: Henry Downs Summary/Highlights Submitted by Combine Combine opened the season with a 13-2 victory over LaPlata. Clark Rollins led the way going 4-for-5 with 2 doubles and 3 runs scored. Matt Haynes and Dave Russell added 3 hits apiece and Corey Jones supplied 2 hits in the victory. Phil Cronan, Joe Klein and Jeff Angst hurled for Combine.
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