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2014 Pikesville Men's Softball League Standings, Schedule, Highlights and Scores

Week #14 -- July 13, 2014

Highlights submitted thus far by Kings, Thunderbirds, Green Machine, Natty O's, Outlaws, Northwest Corridor, Nationwide Bombers

Kings vs. Sky Video Highlights:  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IapkAJ7A7r4

July 13, 2014 Photos posted here

Northwest Regional Park Field 1:    Umpire- Reggie Grant
Game 1: Natty O's 7 (WP-RJ Seabeck 9-13)  Outlaws 4 (LP-Larry Newman 3-11)

The Outlaws struck early, scoring 4 runs in the first inning and putting the Natty O's in a hole. However, the O's would chip away and eventually tie the game in the 4th inning before taking the lead for good in the 5th. RJ settled down after the first to say the least, shutting the Outlaws out for the next 6 innings. The O's would tack on 2 insurance runs in the 7th and win by a final score of 7-4.

Outlaws take on the Natty O's on field 1. Outlaws came out rolling in the bottom of the first. Reggie Molock leads off with a single. Darnell Maxwell follows with an RBI double scoring Molock. Stanley Lyles draws a walk. David Woods gets an RBI single scoring Maxwell. Darren Stimpfle follows with an RBI single of his own scoring Lyles. 2 batters later Chas West gets an RBI groundout scoring Woods to give to Outlaws a 4-0 lead. The Natty O's hung tough and came back to win the game 7-4.

Outlaws Hitting Stars
Reggie Molock 2-4 RBI, R
Darnell Maxwell 1-3 2B, BB, RBI, R
Stanley Lyles 1-2 BB, R
David Woods 1-3 RBI, R
Darren Stimpfle 2-3 RBI
Will McCrae 3-3
Maurice Scott 2-3

Natty O's Offensive leaders:
RJ Seabeck 2-2, BB, 3 RBI
Brad Wandell 3-3, Run,
Jonathan Veditz 1-2, BB, 3 Runs

Game 2:  Natty O's 7 (WP-RJ Seabeck 10-13)  Outlaws 0 (LP-Larry Newman 3-12)

RJ Seabeck continued his dominance in the second game, pitching his first shutout of 2014. The offense was solid and steady, scoring at least a run in 5 of the 7 innings and winning by a final of 7-0

Game 2 the Outlaws scattered 4 hits and were unable to generate any runs. Natty O's 7, Outlaws 0

Outlaws Hitting Stars
Theo Battle 1-2
Darnell Maxwell 1-2
Lucki Lemon Jr. 1-2
Will McCrae 1-2

Natty O's Offensive leaders:
Nick Meyer: 3-3, Run, RBI
John Murphy: 2-3, RBI
Brad Wandell 2-3, RBI

Northwest Regional Park Field 2:    Umpire- Mark Radom
Game 1: Green Machine 18 (WP- John Reichert 3-7)  Thunderbirds 4 (LP-Lenny Fields 2-9 ) 6 Innings

Green Machine came into week 12 looking for a sweep to put pressure on the Natty O's in the fight for 5th place. The green bats came out hot in the 1st inning with a walk from Nick Serkes followed by Jonathan Stacey's first career over-the-fence homerun. Matt Boden kept things going with a double and later scored on a Skyler Dickinson sac fly. The Thunderbirds were able to get 3 runs in the bottom of the 1st to tie the game. Both teams went scoreless in the 2nd, but GM added 3 more in the 3rd with an RBI single from Dickinson to score Stacey and a 2 RBI single from Billy Giles to score Andy Peksa and Josh Vaeth. The T-Birds got 1 back in the bottom to make it a 6-4 GM lead.

The game really opened up in the 4th inning! Newly promoted lead off hitter Chris Goodwin got a single with Nick Serkes and Stacey following with singles of their own. A Boden sac fly scored Goodwin, and after a Peksa fly out there was 2 outs with 2 men on. GM went on a 2 out tear with 6 consecutive 2 out RBI singles from Vaeth, Dickinson, Giles, Mark Winkel, John Reichert, and Goodwin to give GM a 13-4 lead. The Greenies added another run in the 5th inning with a Stacey inside-the-park HR, his 6th insider of the season and 7 HRs overall over the campaign. GM stayed hot in the 6th inning thanks to a walk from Goodwin, an RBI double from Stacey, and a 2 RBI double by Peksa who later scored on an RBI single by Vaeth. Thanks to pitcher John Reichert, who shut down the Thunderbirds with 0 runs in the 4th, 5th, or 6th innings, GM was able to mercy rule the T-Birds 18-4 after 6 innings.

GM Box Score:
Chris Goodwin: 2-4, 1 BB, 2 R, 1 RBI
Jonathan Stacey: 5-5, 1 2B, 2 HR, 5 R, 4 RBI
Matt Boden: 3-4, 1 SF, 1 2B, 2 R, 1 RBI
Andy Peksa: 4-5, 1 2B, 2 R, 2 RBI
Josh Vaeth: 2-4, 2 BB, 2 R, 2 RBI
Skyler Dickinson: 3-4, 1 SF, 1 R, 3 RBI
Billy Giles: 2-4, 1 R, 3 RBI
John Reichert: 2-4, 1 RBI

Game 2:  Green Machine 10 (WP- Bob Mallonee 6-5)  Thunderbirds 3 (LP- Harry Kinsey 2-5) 

After an offensive anomaly for GM in game 1, the green shirts were out to prove that it was not an aberration. Consecutive 1 out singles from Serkes, Stacey, and Boden along with an RBI ground out from Peksa put 2 early runs on the board. The 2nd inning was much of the same with a lead off single by Dickinson, a Giles double, and a walk by Winkel to load the bases. Goodwin hit a deep sac fly to score Dickinson, and Serkes drove in Giles and Winkel with a monster triple. In the 3rd inning, Peksa reached base again with a single, and miraculously scored from first on an infield throwing error by the T-Birds 3rd baseman.

The Thunderbirds were able to get 1 run in the 3rd and 2 more in the 4th to put some pressure on Green Machine. GM answered the challenge when Boden hit a lead off double followed by a fleet-footed Peksa getting his first lifetime inside-the-park homerun (unconfirmed statistic.) GM refused to quit hitting as they got 2 more runs in the 6th inning thanks to a Bob Mallonee single, a Goodwin triple and a Serkes sac fly. Mallonee was dominant on the bump throughout the game, and like his fellow flamethrower Reichert, held the Thunderbirds to 0 runs in his final 3 innings pitched.

GM Box Score:
Chris Goodwin: 2-3, 1 3B, 1 SF, 1 R, 2 RBI
Nick Serkes: 2-3, 1 3B, 1 SF, 1 R, 3 RBI
Matt Boden: 2-4, 1 2B, 1 R, 1 RBI
Andy Peksa: 2-3, 1 HR, 2 R, 3 RBI
Billy Giles: 2-3, 2B, 1 R

Thunderbirds Offensive Leaders:
Dana Anderson 2-2, 2 2B, BB, R
Kenny Kreyling 2-3
Lenny Fields 2-3, R

Northwest Regional Park Field 3:    Umpire- Scott Snyder
Game 1: Sky & Sky Inc. 8 (WP-Jay Walle 5-3)  Kings 5 (LP-Mike Herr 12-2) 

Kings headed into action Sunday with a slim 1 game lead over the Nationwide Bombers and Sky & Sky Inc. The Kings and Sky & Sky had split their earlier season doubleheader with a pair of 1 run games. Sky took the opener 8-5 and temporarily moved back into 1st place in the PMSL standings.

Sky grabbed 2-0 lead in t-1st. With 1 out, Matt Holley singled thru the infield and Elliot Blank followed with an RBI 3B down the right field line. Following a walk to Andy Vanlandingham, Pat Wilcox hit a SF to RCF. In b-1st, Kings loaded bases with 0 outs, but were only able to score once on an RBI fielder's choice groundout by Jan Katzen. In t-3rd, Aaron Birenbaum led off with a 3B over the head of Kings LF Alan Varhaftik. Eric Radom brought home Birenbaum with a SF to RCF. In t-4th, Vanlandingham doubled with 1 out. Wilcox delivered an RBI hit to RF and ended up on 3rd base as the ball got past the Kings outfielder. RJ Spahn then hit a SF to RF scoring Wilcox and extending Sky lead 5-1.

Alan Varhaftik led off b-4th with HR between the outfielders on the right side. In t-5th, singles by Marc Lester, Mike Deutschendorf, Jay Walle (RBI), and Eric Radom (RBI) gave Sky 7-2 lead. Vanlandingham led off t-6th with 3B to LF and scored on another Wilcox SF to RCF, Sky now up 8-2. In b-6th, Arin Gelletly led off with a HR over the fence in LCF. With 2 on and 0 outs, Sky starter Jay Walle was able to retire Troy Hendricks on a 5-5-3 doubleplay. Brad Millison singled home Varhaftik with 2 outs, but Sky was still in command 8-4. In b-7th, pinch hitter Chuck Grant reached on an infield hit. Steve Levy and Shilo Merwitz (RBI) singled with 1 out, bringing the tie run to the plate, but Walle was able to retire Gelletly and Katzen, preserving the Sky win 8-5.

Sky & Sky game 1 offensive leaders
Eric Radom (1-2,2 RBI,SF)
Andy Vanlandingham (2-2,2 R,2B,3B,W)
Pat Wilcox (1-1,1 R,3 RBI,2 SF)

Kings game 1 offensive leaders
Steve Levy (2-4)
Shilo Merwitz (2-3,1 RBI,W)
Alan Varhaftik (2-3,2 R,1 RBI,HR)
Brad Millison (2-3,1 RBI)

Game 2: Kings 8 (WP-Chuck Grant 5-2)  Sky & Sky Inc. 3 (LP-Jay Walle 5-4) 

The Kings bounced back to take the nightcap 8-3. Kings starter Chuck Grant was able to limit the potent Sky offense to just 9 hits, all singles. A sacrifice fly by Matt Holley brought home Eric Radom in b-1st to give Sky 1-0 lead. In t-2nd, consecutive singles to start inning by Arin Gelletly, Jan Katzen, and Alan Varhaftik (RBI) tied score. Brad Millison's SF to LCF and Kenny Salzman's 2 out RBI 1B put Kings ahead 3-1. Kings loaded bases with 2 outs in t-3rd on 2B by Steve Levy, 1B by Shilo Merwitz, and walk to Gelletly. Jan Katzen delivered an RBI 1B to LCF, with Sky LCF Pat Wilcox throwing out Merwitz attempting to score ending inning. In t-4th, with 2 runners in scoring position via infield errors, Salzman came thru with a 2 RBI 1B to LCF putting Kings ahead 6-1.

In b-5th, singles by Shaun Poulton, PJ Spahn, and 2 out RBI singles by Mike Deutchedorf and Jay Walle cut Kings lead 6-3. Kenny Salzman's basehit in t-6th skipped past the Sky outfielders with 2 more RBI's for Salzman. This closed out the scoring, with the Kings winning 8-3.

Sky offensive leaders in game 2:
Matt Holley (1-2,1 RBI,SF)
Shaun Poulton (2-3,1 R)

Kings game 2 offensive leaders:
Steve Levy (2-4,1 R,2B)
Arin Gelletly (2-3,1 R,2B,W)
Jan Katzen (2-3,1 R,1 RBI,W)
Brad Millison (1-2,2 R,1 RBI,SF,ROE)
Kenny Salzman (3-3,5 RBI,3B)

Kings game notes:
►Kings were missing C Glenn Savage, OF Michael Kleeman
►Kings will be playing the franchise's 800th game next weekend. Kings hold lifetime record, including Playoffs, of 544-255 (.681).

Northwest Regional Park Field 4:      Umpire- Jeff Kurland

Game 1: Nationwide Bombers 11 (WP-Dave Pridgen 2-0)  Northwest Corridor 3 (LP-Howard Goldberg 5-7) 

Old rivals NWC & Bombers went to battle on field #4 looking to gain some ground in the overall standings. NWC came out hot first plating 3 quick runs in the 1st inning. Alan Monico came through with a clutch 2rbi single and Brad Rosenberg continued his hot hitting with a sac fly to put NWC on the board. The Bombers’ pitcher David Pridgen was wild, walking 7 NWC batters but they were never able to make it hurt as he cruised to an 11-4 victory.

The Nationwide Insurance Bombers and NWC resumed their longtime friendly rivalry. The Bombers took their 3rd win in a row against NWC with an 11-3 victory. Dave Pridgen was the winner and Howard Goldberg took the loss. The Bombers had a chance to move into first place with a victory in game 2 but lost 15-8. Dave Pridgen wore down from his excellent start in game 1 took the loss and Teddy Winner earned the victory.

In game 1, NWC jumped on Pridgen for a 3-0 lead. Pridgen settled down and The Bombers clicked on all facets and won the game. In the 2nd, Luxenberg continued his hot hitting with a 1 out single. With 2 outs, Finkelstein singled and Lichter hit a 2 run triple down the RF line to cut the lead to 3-2. Dan Gutman and Pridgen walked to load the bases but Yakabovitch flied out. In the 3rd, the Bombers took the lead for good. Georgie walked and Ben Gutman singled. Flamm walked to load the bases. Hochman drove home Georgie and Gutman with a 2 run single. The Bombers tacked on 3 more in 4th. Dan Gutman and Yakobovitch walked and Georgie singled home Gutman. Ben Gutman singled home Yakobovitch and Flamm’s SAC FLY drove home Georgie.

In the 6th, Lichter hit his 1st HR in the Pikesville Men’s League to LF to make it 8-3. D. Gutman singled and Pridgen doubled him home. Yakobovitch had an infield single and Georgie’s SAC Fly scored PR Duran. Ben Gutman singled in the final run to end the scoring 11-3 . The victory moved the Bombers into a 1st place tie.

NWC Hitting highlights;
Alan Monico 1-3 2rbi BB
NWC managed just 6 hits total off of Pridgen in game #1