SSSB had some great pitching from W. Vasquez and M. Nash as well as some timely hits - especially with two outs to drive in a few runs. Very nice stop by B. Wentworth in left field to save a few runs.
Pitching SSSB M. Vasquez 63, M. Nash 37, P. Murphy 18
Ptiching for True North, J Fisher 75, A. Irvine 4, E. Boyd 60

Luke Pomroy added a hit for W.G. as well as an outstanding fly ball catch to end a T.N. big inning. Andrew Staley and Billy Lincoln also shined with their gloves.
The two umpires Harry and Tony did an excellent job in a close game.

Pitching
Whitney Gordon: Robert Smith 62, Clark Robinson 42, Billy Linclon 12.
True North: Austin Irvin, 71, Brendan Tedeschi, 48, Charlie Cosgrove 8.

It was a graet night for a baseball game - the game was called due to darkness at the top of the 5th. Both teams played hard. The first inning was very exciting with 5 runs scored by True North and 4 by Bradley. The highlight for the hitters of Bradley were; Shea with 2 doubles, J Bonn with 3 hits and Perry McCarthy with 2 hits. For True North, Charlie Cosgrove had 2 doubles and Justin Tedeschi had an awesome inning ending catch to close a Bradley rally.

Pitchers:
True North
Doyle - 75
J Tedeschi - 44

Rep Bradley
Schilb - 75
Hutchins - 46

Great pitching and defense by both teams produced an exciting game. Justin Tedeschi struck out the side in the first and second innings for True North PR. Coca-Cola pitching was also strong with Patrick Donovan, Daniel Forkner and Ryan Swanson all throwing strong 2 inning performances.

Coca-Cola - Donovan 62, Forkner 34, Swanson 22

True North PR - J Tedeschi 77, Fisher 14, A. Irvin 18, Boyd 39

Behind a solid 5-inning pitching performance from Kevin Tyburski and the hot bats of Ryan Reagan (3 hits), Chris Grant, Kevin Tyburski, Bennett Lemanski and Mike Ferrara (each with 2 hits), the Balanced Benefits Group (BBG) defeated a tough True North PR squad 7-4. John Fisher and Austin Irvin hit deep drives for True North and Brendan Tedeschi added several terrific defensive plays. Max MacCullom added an insurance run with an RBI single in the top of the 6th inning.

Pitch count - BBG - Tyburski 81, B Lemanski 32
True North John Fisher 42, A Irvin 76

Once again The Snug Mariner's arms showed up in front of an overflow crowd at Hersey field Saturday afternoon. The M's ace Greg 'big W' Williamson and young guns Billy 'the kid' McNally and Harry 'wheelhouse' Wheeler combined on a one hit, 12 strikeout shutout performance to win over a very gutsy True North team. Not to be out done the True North pitchers John Fisher and Austin Irvin K'd 11 Half-Pints. The Snug's Jackie "Robinson' Santilli continued his hit parade with two more extra base hits including a 1st inning double , and scoring on a basehit by Brendan ' big red' Morris. Pitching duels need strong defense and both Snug and True North brought their gloves to this one. First baseman Steven ' fastball' Kirk and centerfielder Greg Williamson both made great catches of hard hit line drives. True North's Parker Doyle also made a great play at 1st. True North's Michael Calvi broke up the Snug's no-hitter in the bottom of the 6th with a one out solid hit to center. The Snug's Harry Wheeler then struck out the next two batters to send the crowd home. Best of all, everyone had fun! Pitch count-True North, Fisher (74) Irvin (47) Snug, Williamson(51), McNally (11), Wheeler (28)

Practice Cancelled, report to Kress Field at 1:30 for a 2PM make-up game.

A very close game as the score indicates. Great pitching by Fisher who was almost unhittable. Luckily Bobby Beane and Carson Terres were able to keep the scoring down until Brendan Smith came in to absolutely shut the door. Luckily the " Farm Hills Lane Boys" also brought their bats, to drive in the tying run (Brendan Smith) and the winning run ( Michael Marchioni).

Beane 40
Terres 20
Smith 43


Fisher 75
Irvin 21

The game was much tighter than the score indicates. Tied through the 4th 3-3 with TN hits by Will Roe, Brendan Tedeschi, M. Calvi, and A. Irvin. Allied came out swinging with a homer from Powell, a 3 run triple from Matt Stanwood, doubles from Billy Harrington, Stephen Townsend, Mitch Anderson and Greg Patrolia, and solid singles from Jake Van Dine and Sam Sullivan. The pitching was strong with TN's John Fisher(75), Justin Tedeschi(20) Brendan Tedeschi(40), Austin Irvin(20), and Jonah Berkin(33) and Allied's Finn Powell(47), Sam Sullivan(55), and Stephen Townsend(59). Mark Tedeschi and his coaches did a nice job allowing all the kids to play every position and allowed a lot of pitchers a try on the mound. Great game.

Great pitching by True North's Austin Irvin (72 pitches)and Charlie Cosgrove (17 pitches) as well as Carousel's Colin Flibotte (64 pitches), Patrick McGeoghan (29), Charles Webb (29) and finish by Sean Setian (4) supported by outstanding fielding by Brendan Tedeschi, Sean Setian, Colin Flibotte & Jack Forbes made for a game that came down to a top of the 6th rally by True North that came up just short. A "true" class act 7 gentleman's duel by both teams.

Lots of solid defense for DA Cruz in this win over True North. Billy Harkins lead the defense for DA Cruz. Andrew Driscoll Ryan Maguire and Nick Barrett had the big bats for the offense. Will Roe and Brendan Tedeschi scored for True North.

Pitch Counts:
DA Cruz
Maguire 76 Higgins 16

True North
Doyle 48 Boyd 60 Tedeschi 52

True North posted its first win with some timely hitting but not before surviving a strong comeback attempt by a very gritty Dunkin Donuts team. True North jumped out to a quick 7-1 first inning lead but Dunkin Donuts clawed its way back back into this one. Game highlights included a great defensive catch deep in the outfield by Michael Calvi for TN on the first play of the game and some strong hitting by Charlie Cosgrove and and Patrick Schofield while Lipsett and Kenny helped lead the charge for Dunkin Donuts with an impressive hitting performance.

True North - Austin Irvin, 52; John Fisher 56; Justin Tedeschi 7
Dunkin Donuts - Ed Libson, 43; Harrison White, 66; Shane Sullivan, 40

33 runs + 10 pitchers + 2 days + one exciting game. Two great teams locked up a classic battle in a game originally suspended due to darkness. When the dust cleared, the Dirt Dogs of Old Derby were victorious, defeating True North 17-16 before a capacity crowd at Kress Field.
Parker Doyle and Patrick Schofield turned in the defensive plays of the game for True North, teaming up to nail not one, not two, but three Old Derby runners at the plate. Doyle, along with 5 other True North pitchers, did a terrific job keeping the Old Derby batters off balance. A special shout out has to go to True North's Michael Calvi and Andrew Jamison who made their pitching debuts.

For the Dirt Dogs Sam "Don't Even Try To Walk Me" Jenkins led the way with three hits. Scott Sullivan scored two big runs for Old Derby while Pat Kane came across the plate three times in the win. Stephen Cochrane got the win for the Dogs while David Bowen picked up the save, coming up huge with a game ending strikeout with the tying run on 3d.
Pitchers: Old Derby Grant Juric 70 Michael cadigan 64 Stephen Cochrane 36 and David Bowen 54. True North Parker Doyle 27 Ellis Boyd 56, Michael Calvi 34, Andrew Jamison 30, Brendan Tedeschi 23 and Justin Tedeschi 30

Well played game by both teams.
Pitching Murphy 60, Letorney 50