Pikesville Middle
School Field #1
Turtles vs Mount Washington Tavern
Game 1
Turtles 14 Mt. Washington Tavern 8
The Turtles hold onto 1st place with a doubleheader sweep of the Mt.
Washington Tavern. In both games the Turtles jumped on the Tavern in the 1st
inning to take huge leads...Scoring 8 runs in game one and 12 in the night-cap.
Mark Summerfield led the Turtles with 2 homers and 5 rbi's going 3 for 3 with 2
runs scored. Fenway was friendly for Harry Schevker who also homered going 2 for
3 with a run scored. Warren Scudder had three hits and two rbi's. Overall the
Turtles had 20 hits as Detour Dave recorded his 1st pitching victory for the
idle Eisey. Final 14-8, as the Tavern hung tough.
For MWT, Hitting stars were
-Jon Lamb 3 for 3 1hr 1r 2 rbi
-Lee Pollak 2 for 3 1hr 2runs 3 rbi
-David Stein 1 for 3 13b 1run 2 rbi
Eric Wingrat made a diving catch on the hill of fenway and Joey Liner gunned a
turtle runner down at 3rd from deep right center.
Game 2
Turtles 28 Mt. Washington Tavern 7 (4
Innings)
In game two, the game was over early as the Turtles batted 16 men scoring
12 runs on 12 hits to put the
game out of reach. The final was a 4 inning laugher 28-7 as the Tavern ran out
of gas. Sandler went the
4 innings to record his 2nd victory. Detour atoned for taking the collar in game
one going 4 for 4 with 6 rbi's
with 3 runs scored. More long ball at Fenway with Schevker hitting another going
4 for 5 with 4 runs scored.
Scott Moffet also went deep and was perfect in the 2nd game going 4 for 4 with 3
runs scored. Rob Gould
got his smooth stroke going again with a 3 for 4 effort scoring 4 times. Catcher
Jeff Michaelson had his
best performance of the year going 2 for 3 and driving in 5 runs.
For MWT, the defense was sloppy and made tons
of errors, a horrible game. Losing Pitcher was Larry Ott who left after 1 inning
because of injury and was relieved at the mound by Jason Ott. No good game
highlights came out of this for MWT. Hitting Highlights were
-Scott Landsman 2 for 2 1run
-David Stein 1 for 2 13b 1run 2 rbi
-Jason Ott 1 for 2 1hr 1run 2rbi
-Eric Wingrat 1 for 2 1hr 1run 1rbi
Pikesville Middle School Field #2
GorgeousWatches.com vs N.E.K. Entertainment
Game 1
GorgeousWatches.com 20 N.E.K. Entertainment 8 (5
Innings)
Highlights pending.
Game 2
GorgeousWatches.com 18 N.E.K. Entertainment 4 (5
Innings)
Highlights pending.
Pikesville Middle
School Field #3
Kings vs Palmgard
Game 1
Palmgard 12 Kings 3
Palmgard won game 1 with a steady, consistent attack scoring in 5 of the
6 innings at the plate. Good defense and solid pitching from Marty Ellis led
the way for a 12-3 win. Key hitters for the game were:
Dave Kopel (3-3, 2B, 2RBI, 2R, BB), Jim Davis (2-4, 2-2B, 2RBI, R), Gabe Silber
(2-2, Sac,3RBI) , Mike Woods (2-3, R), Jeff Sacks (2-3, 2R).
Game 2
Palmgard 11 Kings 7
Palmgard jumped on the Kings starting pitcher scoring 8 runs in the top
of the first. Marty Ellis finished the scoring with a bases loaded triple.
Palmgard scored 2 in the 2nd and 1 in the 3rd to take an 11-1 lead after 3
innings. After the third, the Palmgard bats went silent and they narrowly
hung on with an 11-7 victory. Gabe Silber continued his hot hittng and collected
his 11th consecutive hit before leaving with a leg injury in the third.
Key hitters were: Jeff Webster (2-3, 2B, R,
BB), Gabe Silber (2-2, HR, 2RBI, 2R), Mark Benjamin (3-4, 2-2B, R), Greg Manara
(3-4, RBI, R), Mike Woods (2-4, 2B, RBI), Jeff Sacks (2-3, HR, RBI, 2R,BB).
Pikesville Middle
School Field #4
Havana Club Cannons vs Eastern Savings Bank
Game 1
HC Cannons Eastern Savings Bank
Mark Yokel went the distance in game one, leading Havana Club to a 10-4
victory.
Game 2
HC Cannons Eastern Savings Bank
In game two, Tom Paulshock was the man on the hill, as Havana Club
claimed a 9-4 victory and earned a Sunday sweep.
Joe Mondel(5 hits) and Neal Charkatz(4 hits)
paced the offense Sunday while Jeff Robbins and Steve Hennemen each contributed
HRs.
Pikesville Senior High Field #5
Sky & Sky Inc. vs Kelly & Associates
Game 1
Sky &Sky Inc. 19 Kelly & Associates 4 (5
Innings)
Kelly & Associates had nine players all day so they decided to bring the
lumber out early. They pushed across 4 in the t-1st on 4 walks and 3 singles.
After the alarm clock went off for Sky & Sky, they answered with 14 in their
half of the first. Back-to-back triples by Steve Truitt and Scott Felton got
things going, and 3 Kelly errors allowed the rally to continue. Eight of the 11
batters in the order
managed at least one rbi in the inning. Zach Scherr benefited from stellar
defense including a lunging Jonas Needelman in LF who snatched a HR liner away
from Greg Teague with the bases loaded to end a Kelly threat. Needleman then
began the 4th with a leadoff shot to LF, the second in as many innings for Sky &
Sky. The game ended in the 4th, 19-4 as Zach Scherr got the win and Mark Rifkin
took the loss. Hitting stars for Sky & Sky were Steve Truitt (3-3,3B,2 1B,5
rbi,2 runs), Scott Felton(3-3,3B,2 1B,2 rbi,2 runs), Joel Wax(2-3,HR,1B,3 rbi, 2
runs) & Mike Rottenberg going 2-2. For Kelly & Associates Lou Gitomer reached
based safely in all three plate appearances.
Game 2
Sky &Sky Inc. 19 Kelly & Associates 4 (5
Innings)
Game 2 featured a much closer contest. Aric Spitulnik led off the game
with a HR poke to LF. In the Sky & Sky second three hits in a row were strung
together twice in the inning. The big shot was a Steve Truitt 2 rbi triple as
Sky built up a 6 run lead. Kelly & Associates came out of the gates hot in the
b-2nd with 6 hits leading to 6 runs and a tie game. The big shot was a bases
loaded double over the head of Scott Felton by Tim Palo. However, some hustle on
Felton's part and a strong throw by SS Steve Truitt nabbed the third Kelly &
Associates runner trying to score on the hit. Jonas Needelman and Alan Smith
each doubled and
scored to push Sky & Sky up by 2 in the t-3rd, but the Sky & Sky 4th was the big
inning. Four errors and 7 hits pushed Sky & Sky out in front by 10. Kelly &
Associates chipped away at the lead with three in the b-4th and 4 more in the
game, but Sky & Sky held on
for the 4 run victory. Larry Newman got the win, and Rifkin again absorbed the
loss 17-13. Hitting stars for Sky & Sky were Aric Spitulnik(3-4 needing a triple
for the cycle,BB,3runs) and Alan Smith (4-4,2 2B, 2 1B,SF,2 rbi,2 runs). Kelly &
Associates' Lou Gitomer continued his hot hitting(3-4,2 3B,1B,SF) Alex Newman
who lit his father up with two screaming line drives, one nearly decapitating
his old man(2-3,BB,2runs) and Andy Feinberg(4-4,3B,3 1B,2 runs,2rbi).