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Source: www.shelbystar.com --- 22 days ago
Eddie Holbrook, Jim Horn and the rest of the American LEGION World Series Committee were recently honored by government officials for their service during the BASEBALL tournament.Shelby City Council deemed Holbrook, Horn and crew as September's volunteers of the month."Volunteers are the lifeblood of our community," Mayor Ted Alexander said Wednesday. ... Source: news.yahoo.com --- 18 days ago
Morgan G. Bulkeley Stadium may not have been the "House that Ruth Built," but it was among the LEGION of BASEBALL parks where the Babe pounded balls over the wall. ... Source: www.phillyburbs.com --- 33 days ago
PALMYRA - A few years ago, LEGION Park wasn't much more than an open field with a dilapidated backstop for BASEBALL and two soccer nets haphazardly placed in the outfield. ... Source: www.highschoolsports.net --- 92 days ago
Papillion-La Vista South LEGION BASEBALL Res DH - Held At: BASEBALL field (East) ... Source: www.highschoolsports.net --- 90 days ago
Papillion-La Vista South LEGION BASEBALL JV - Held At: BASEBALL field (East) ...
Source: www.wickedlocal.com --- 29 days ago
Normal 0 Normal 0 Anthony O’Brien Residence : 155 Washington Terrace, Whitman Personal : Age 48, single, member of the Whitman VFW, Plymouth American LEGION , youth BASEBALL and basketball coach, Parish Council member St. Edith Parish (Brockton) Education: O’Brien received a Bachelor’s degree in business from Stonehill College and a law degree from New England School of Law, he also studied strategic planning at the Armed Forces Command and General Staff College. Work experience: O’Brien is a former Lieutenant Commander in the U.S. Navy Seals , and was a Marine prior to joining the Navy. He is a f ormer budget analyst for the Department of Energy in Washington D.C. and a former Teamster laborer with a trucking company. O’Brien currently works as a m anagement consultant and owns his own travel business. Government experience: O’Brien was a member of the War Memorial Committee, a Neighborhood Crime Watch, a past member of the Community Police Leadership Council, a past member of the Community School Advisory Board, all in Whitman. He was a past delegate to Democratic National Convention. What are your goals if elected? I’m not a career politician and not obligated to any special interests. My top priority is our hard-working, law-abiding taxpayers and doing the right thing for them. I am running because I believe in the ideals of improving lives through public service. Two of the three commissioners’ seats are on the ballot and one ... Source: www.republican-eagle.com --- 92 days ago
DUNDAS, Minn. - Red Wing slipped past Northfield 10-8 Thursday, thanks to a late outburst and solid relief pitching by little-used hurler Jake Laffey. Advertisement: WESTconsin Credit Union Get your just desserts! WCU's exclusive Membership Value Pricing (MVP) program is the cherry on top of a great membership. Ask for details. ... Source: www.republican-eagle.com --- 91 days ago
RIVER FALLS - Red Wing's five errors Friday against Lake Zurich (Ill.) proved costly in its 8-1 loss at the River Falls Tournament. Advertisement: WESTconsin Credit Union Get your just desserts! WCU's exclusive Membership Value Pricing (MVP) program is the cherry on top of a great membership. Ask for details. ... Source: www.postbulletin.com --- 87 days ago
Mitch Arens threw six innings of one-run ball as the host Rochester A's nipped Waseca 2-1 in American LEGION BASEBALL on Tuesday. Arens allowed one run on four hits. He struck out nine and walked four. "He just continues ... Source: www.postbulletin.com --- 91 days ago
BLOOMINGTON -- The Rochester A's hit the ball well in both of their games here Friday, but came away with a split during pool play at the Gopher Classic. The A's dropped their tournament opener, 5-1, to Yankton, S.D. They ... Source: xml.pixsy.com --- 88 days ago
The top five teams in 'LEGION A ' automatically earn spots to State, and currently, the Mandan Chiefs are a ways out of one of those spots. However, there's still a lot of 'season' left and the Chiefs still have hopes of moving up...and tonight, they had hopes of taking two from last-place Jamestown. ... Source: www.fdlreporter.com --- 90 days ago
The Lomira-Theresa American LEGION BASEBALL team split a pair of games over the weekend, falling to Hartford 6-2 on Friday and topping Juneau 21-4 on Saturday. ... Source: www.greenbaypressgazette.com --- 88 days ago
Green Bay Southwest swept a split Fox River American LEGION BASEBALL League doubleheader on Monday, beating Bay Port 9-4 and the Green Bay Shockers 5-3. ... Source: www.norwichbulletin.com --- 21 days ago
George Francis has stepped aside as head coach of the Ledyard-Pawcatuck American LEGION BASEBALL team after 10 years with the program. Francis coached almost 350 games and will still serve as president and general manager of the program. “We have tried to make this program one that is well respected for its ability to help players get to the next level and use BASEBALL as a means to further their education,” Francis said. Todd Meadows, who has served as head coach for both the Montville and Niantic American LEGION programs, will take over as coach of the Ledyard-Pawcatuck team. MEN CROSS COUNTRY UConn finishes fifth AMHERST, Mass. — Norwich Free Academy graduate Luke Albertson was the first UConn runner to cross the finish line Saturday at the UMass Invitational. Albertson finished in 27:24, good enough for a 24th-place finish overall while teammate Scott Johnson finished just eight seconds behind him as the Huskies placed fifth overall. FOOTBALL Plymouth State 26 Coast Guard 7 NEW LONDON — The Bears began their season with two-straight losses for the first time since 2001 as the Panthers bolted out to a 13-0 lead by the half and scored 13 more points in the fourth quarter. Senior running back Jeff Mack had 124 yards and a touchdown to lead Plymouth State. Coast Guard quarterback Niles Pierson was 16-of-26 passing for 87 yards. Junior receiver Sam England was his favorite target as he made 11 catches for 64 yards. SOCCER Mitchell ... Source: www.wayneindependent.com --- 31 days ago
BASEBALL season may be entering its final innings on the national level, but locally at least one team is still winning games. Wallenpaupack Area’s American LEGION entry recently traveled to the Electric City for a wood bat tournament. Coach Jerry Capone’s squad battled its way to a second place finish in a tough 12-team field. Paupack opened its championship quest with a lopsided 11-1 victory over Millville. The game was played under the lights at Battaglia Park. DJ O’Heren drew the starting assignment and earned the decision. The Buckhorn southpaw worked five frames before handing the ball off to Corey Capone, who pitched two scoreless innings. O’Heren also led the offensive assault with two hits and three runs scored. John Gardepe and Jeff DeSane chipped in with a pair of base knocks each. All-star catcher Chris Ortiz added one hit, two walks and two runs scored. Paupack played its way into the title tilt via a razor-thin 5-4 win over Dunmore. Matt Fiorletta worked a bases-loaded walk in the bottom of the seventh to force in O’Heren with the winning run. Capone and Gardepe paced Paupack with a double apiece. Tim Silsby, who came on in relief, was the winner. Sadly for local hardball fans, the Bucks self-destructed in the championship game. Paupack and Valley View were tied 2-2 in the sixth before the Cougars pushed across five unearned runs for an eventual 8-2 triumph. Jeff DeSane kept up his torrid hitting pace with three sing ... Source: www.eurekareporter.com --- 38 days ago
Category: Sports Topics: American LEGION BASEBALL It was the summer of 1968, and in Eureka, the weather was mostly overcast and about 60 degrees. ... Source: www.republican-eagle.com --- 16 days ago
The Red Wing Amateur BASEBALL Association will induct its third class of Hall of Fame members Saturday at the American LEGION. Advertisement: Potter Ridge Assisted Living JOIN US FOR LUNCH! Tour beautiful Potter Ridge and be our guest for lunch! Call for appointmet (651) 388-1546. ... Source: www.montanakaimin.com --- 24 days ago
Just as Major League BASEBALL is getting into the heat of their playoff race, the University of Montana’s club BASEBALL team is taking advantage of the last warm days of the season to fill up their roster. The BASEBALL team is holding their second round of tryouts this weekend at the Missoula Maverick LEGION Field in hopes of filling over a dozen spots on their squad. The first round of tryouts was held last weekend. Senior pitcher Buddy Holcombe said about 20 new hopefuls showed up to play. The team features over 10 returning players and is looking to carry as many as 20 on their roster, he said. Friday was strictly defensive drills, including a timed 50-yard dash, outfield and infield drills and situations. On Sunday, players had batting practice, both in the batting cages and live on the field. ... Source: www.shelbystar.com --- 25 days ago
SHELBY - Staff members scouted for extra chairs Tuesday at the Cleveland County Chamber Board's monthly meeting, where enthusiasm and anticipation supplanted the often mundane mood.Board Chair Steve Padgett's invocation acknowledged, "Things are not as good as they could be in Cleveland County" but something in the atmosphere seemed to dismiss that notion.Members basked in the success and estimated $4 million cash infusion from back-to-back American LEGION BASEBALL tournaments, learned that more than 20 business prospects are currently being courted and wholeheartedly endorsed the recent clarification of the roles and interaction of the Chamber and Cleveland 20/20 Economic Development Partnership."We've worked hard to clarify what had been the rubbing points," 20/20 Chair John Young explained to new Chamber President Michael Chrisawn, attending his first board meeting."We're one of two successful relationships in the region with the Chamber and economic development working hand in hand," Young said.Financially, the Chamber is "still looking at a tight year," treasurer Shannon Kennedy reported, but the crunch is easing, boosted in the last month by the transfer of more than $32,000 from the 20/20 coffers. ... Find more results for LEGION BASEBALL on RSSMicro.com |
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Chris McKenzie went 2-for-4 with a game-tying two-RBI single in the top of the seventh for Marlborough, who rallied to beat host Shrewsbury 12-8 in eight innings. Shrewsbury lead 4-0 heading into the top of the seventh, when Dillon LaForce got the rally started for Marlborough (3-16) with one of his two hits, a leadoff single. After a few hits made it 4-2, McKenzie hit a single with the bases loaded, scoring two runners and tying the game at 4-4. Ryan Sivret, who advanced to third on McKenzie's hit, scored on a wild pitch to give Marlborough a 5-4 lead. Shrewsbury was down to their last strike when a runner on third scored on a passed ball, forcing extra innings. However, Marlborough's bats really woke up in the eighth, as they went through four different Shrewsbury pitchers. Marlborough scored seven runs in the top of the eighth, on seven singles. Oddly enough, Marlborough had no extra base hits in the entire game despite scoring 12 times. McKenzie also got the win in relief, as he came in for Paul Murray in the seventh. Murray allowed just two earned runs in six innings, and started the big rally in the eighth inning. Mark Forster finished 2-for-5 with an RBI for Marlborough. "It's good to get the win. We've been playing a lot of people close, Milford the other night most recently," said Marlborough manager Lonnie Quirion. ASHLAND 4, WESTON 3 : Starter Dan Vasilauskas scattered seven hits for the complete-game win and Norman Lan ...