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

Week #12 -- June 29, 2014

Highlights submitted thus far by Kings, Bombers, Thunderbirds, Green Machine, Outlaws

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Northwest Regional Park Field 1:    Umpire- Reggie Grant
Game 1: Kings 9 (WP-Chuck Grant 4-1)  Nationwide Bombers 8 (LP-Tzvi Friedman 14-5)

Kings Steve Levy's 2 out bases loaded 1B in b-7th broke a tie and gave Kings 9-8 win in the opener against the Nationwide Bombers. Bombers took early 3-0 lead in t-1st on RBI 1B by Shulie Hochman, RBI 2B by Tzvi Friedman, and RBI 1B by Chaim Finkelstein. Kings narrowed the margin with 2 runs in b-1st on 2 out RBI 1B by Alan Varhaftik and RBI 2B by Troy Hendricks. In Kings b-2nd with bases loaded and 2 outs, Shilo Merwitz cleared the bases with a 3 RBI 3B down the line in RF. Following a walk to Arin Gelletly, Alan Varhaftik hit an RBI 2B giving Kings 6-3 lead.

Kings starter Mike Herr allowed 5 hits in 1st inning, but settled down to retire 11 batters in-a-row into the 5th inning. Bombers Yoyo Strauss doubled with 1 out, but Herr was able to get the final 2 outs of the inning keeping the Kings ahead 6-3. In b-5th, Arin Gelletly doubled with 1 out and Troy Hendricks doubled with 2 outs making Kings lead 7-3.In b-6th, singles by Steve Levy, Herr, and Koby Sarubin (RBI) extended Kings lead 8-3. In t-6th, with 2 outs and 0 on, Mike Georgie singled, Ben Gutman and David Flamm both walked to load the bases. Shuli Hochman hit a 2 RBI 1B to LF and Tzvi Friedman hit an RBI 1B to RCF to cut Kings lead 8-6.

In t-7th, a leadoff 1B up the middle by Strauss and walk to Yosse Lehrman chased Herr from the mound as the Kings brought in Chuck Grant from the bullpen. Grant was able to get the first batter he faced on a strikeout, but RBI singles by Dan Gutman and Meir Parry tied the game 8-8 and put runners on 2nd and 3rd base with just 1 out. With the Kings infield drawn in, Grant was able to retire Steven Georgie on an infield popup and with the infield moved back, Ben Gutman on a flyout to LCF.

In b-7th, Shilo Merwitz led off with a single and advanced to 2nd base on an outfield throwing error. Arin Gelletly was walked intentionally. Alan Varhaftik flew out to RCF, but it was deep enough to allow Merwitz to tag and advanced to 3rd base with just 1 out. Troy Hendricks was then walked intentionally to load the bases, setting up a force at home. The strategy appeared to work as Bombers starter Tzvi Friedman was able to get Michael Kleeman out on an infield popup for the 2nd out. Steve Levy, however, settled the game with a sinking linedrive single into RCF, giving the Kings an exciting game 1 win 9-8.

Bombers offensive stars in game 1:
Shulie Hochman (2-3,3 RBI)
Tzvi Friedman (2-3,1 R,2 RBI)
Yoyo Strauss (2-3,1 R,2B)

Kings offensive leaders in game 1:
Koby Sarubin (3-4,2 R,1 RBI)
Shilo Merwitz (2-4,2 R,3 RBI,3B)
Arin Gelletly (1-1,2 R,2B,3 W)
Alan Varhaftik (2-4,2 RBI,2B)
Troy Hendricks (2-3,2 RBI,2 2B,W)
Steve Levy (3-4,1 RBI)
Mike Herr (2-3,1 R)

Game 2:  Nationwide Bombers 9 (WP-Tzvi Friedman 15-5)  Kings 8 (LP-Chuck Grant 4-2) 8 Innings

In another exciting game between the long time rivals, the Nationwide Bombers had a lead, lost a lead, tied the game in b-7th, and won the game in b-8th 9-8. Bombers again came out strong scoring 4 runs in b-1st. Bombers loaded bases on leadoff singles by Steven Georgie and Ben Gutman, along with walk to David Flamm. 2 RBI 1B by Shulie Hochman and 2 RBI 1B by Yoyo Strauss had Bombers ahead 4-0. Lead became 6-0 in b-2nd as Meir Parry and Yakov Lichter led off with singles. With 1 out, an infield error allowed Parry to score and Lichter was later able to score on an infield RBI groundout by David Flamm.

The Kings finally got on scoreboard in t-4th. With 2 outs and 0 on, Shilo Merwitz doubled, Arin Gelletly was issued an intentional walk, and Alan Varhaftik hit a 2 RBI 2B. The Kings threatened again in t-5th with runners on the corner and just 1 out with Koby Sarubin at the plate. Sarubin grounded out to first baseman Ben Gutman and Gutman threw home to Yakov Lichter who tagged out Matt Friedman attempting to score on a very close play at the plate. The doubleplay for the Bombers kept their lead at 6-2.

In t-6th, Troy Hendricks led off with a walk and Merwitz singled. Gelletly hit an RBI 2B and Alan Varhaftik walked to load the bases with none out. Steve Levy, the game 1 hero, cleared the bases with a 3 RBI 2B tying the score 6-6. Following an infield groundout, Chuck Grant hit a SF to RCF to put Kings ahead 7-6. In b-6th, Chaim Finkelstein singled to leadoff inning. Grant was able to retire the next 2 batters, but Yakov Lichter reached on a 2 out infield error. Yosse Lehrman made the error hurt as he tied the game with an RBI 1B to LF.

In t-7th, Kenny Salzman walked and Koby Sarubin singled to start inning. Following a flyout, Shilo Merwitz hit an RBI 1B scoring Salzman, with Merwitz advancing to 2nd base on the throw towards home. Arin Gelletly was issued, yet, another walk, his 5th on the day. With the bases loaded and 1 out, Bombers starter Tzvi Friedman was able to retire Alan Varhaftik on a rare strikeout and then got Steve Levy to flyout to limit the damage to just 1 run. In b-7th, Ben Gutman singled and Shulie Hochman tied the score again on a 1 out RBI 2B. The Kings elected to walk Tzvi Friedman intentionally. Yoyo Strauss hit a foul ball between the right field foul line and the fence, with Kings RF Michael Kleeman making an outstanding diving catch for the out. The alert Bombers baserunners advanced to 2nd and 3rd base, but Kleeman's fabulous play recorded the 2nd out of the inning. Grant was able to then retire Chaim Finkelstein on a routine flyout to Kleeman in RF.

The Kings were unable to score in t-8th. In b-8th, Dan Gutman reached on an infield error to start inning. Meir Parry followed with a 2B to LCF. Yakov Lichter was intentionally walked. Yossie Lehrman gave the Bombers a win with an RBI 1B over the head of the drawn in Kings outfield in LCF.

Bombers game 2 offensive leaders:
Steven Georgie (2-4,1 R)
Ben Gutman (3-3,2 R,W)
Shulie Hochman (2-4,3 R,2B)
Meir Parry (2-4,1 R,2B)
Yosse Lehrman (2-4,2 RBI)

Kings game 2 offensive leaders:
Koby Sarubin (2-4)
Shilo Merwitz (4-4,2 R,1 RBI,2B)
Arin Gelletly (1-2,2 R,1 RBI,2B,2 W)
Steve Levy (1-3,1 R,3 RBI,2B,W)
Matt Friedman (2-4)

Kings game notes:
►Kings were missing 3B Jan Katzen, C Glenn Savage, OF Brett Eisenberg, OF Brad Millison. None of the absences were injury related.
►Former Stingers Manager Matt Friedman filled in for the Kings, catching the doubleheader.

Northwest Regional Park Field 2:    Umpire- Mark Radom
Game 1: Northwest Corridor 14 (WP- Howard Goldberg 5-6)  Sky & Sky Inc. 8 (LP-Eric Radom 0-1) 

Highlights pending.

Game 2:  Northwest Corridor 5 (WP- Ted Winner 8-3)  Sky & Sky Inc. 8 (LP-Eric Radom 0-2) 

Highlights pending.

Northwest Regional Park Field 3:    Umpire- Scott Snyder
Game 1: Outlaws 9 (WP-Larry Newman 3-10)  Thunderbirds 8 (LP-Harry Kinsey 2-4) 

Rivalry Week Part 2 kicked off on field 3 as the Outlaws take on their neighborhood rivals the Thunderbirds. The Outlaws put up a big fat doughnut at the top of the first. The Thunderbirds grab an early lead scoring 1 at the bottom of the frame. 1-0 Birds after 1. In the top of the 2nd, Josh Friedman leads it off with a triple. David Woods brings him in with an RBI sac fly to tie the game at 1. John Roiy draws a walk. Chas West singles. Lucki Lemon Jr. hits an RBI single to bring in Roiy to give the Outlaws a 2-1 lead. Alex Newman son of ace pitcher Larry Newman making his debut for the Outlaws hits an RBI sac fly to bring West home to stretch the lead to 3-1. Larry Newman keeps the Birds off the board in the bottom to keep the score 3-1 after 2. In the top of the third Nemo finds a gap to get a lead off single. Bryant Jackson hits a bomb to deep center, and puts it into fifth gear to leg out a 2 RBI inside the park home run, also scoring Lucki who ran for Nemo to pad the lead to 5-1. Reggie Molock keeps the rally going with a single. Stanley Lyles follows that with a double. Josh Friedman steps into the box and makes yardwork of a Nitro screwball over the fence for a 3 run homerun to stretch the lead to 8-1 Outlaws.

The Outlaws continue to add another run in the fourth as Maurice Scott gets a one out single. 2 batters later Bryant Jackson singles for his second hit of the game. Reggie Molock finds a hole for an RBI single to score Scott. 9-1 after the top of the fourth. The Thunderbirds not going out with a fight come back to score 6 runs in the bottom of the fourth. The big blow was a bases clearing triple by Kreyling who nicely placed the ball into right center between the Outlaws outfield. 9-7 after 4. Harry Kinsey keeps the Outlaws off the board in the top of the fifth. The Birds put another one up to close the gap to 9-8 after 5. The Outlaws get blanked again in the 6th. The Birds take advantage and tie the game at 9. 9-9 after 6.

The Outlaws start having flashbacks to the first meeting when the score was tied going into the seventh inning and the Birds won the game with a walk off home run. But this time the outcome would be different. Reggie Molock leads off with a single for his third hit of the game, and advances to third on a throwing error. Josh Friedman gives the Outlaws what they needed with a deep fly to plate Molock for the game winning RBI sac fly. 10-9 going into the bottom of the seventh. The Birds make it interesting with a runner on third base, but the Outlaws keep the run from scoring to seal the win 10-9 in an exciting game.

The Thunderbirds took the field against The Outlaws. In the Bot-1, The Birds would get a 1-0 lead as Mike Silverman singled and scored on Tony Barner's RBI 1B. The Outlaws scored 3 (2nd), 5 (3rd), and 1 (4th) to jump out to a 9-1 lead. The Birds would respond with 4 consecutive 1B's from Kevin Menedis, Silverman, Matt Monto (RBI scoring Menedis), and Barner (RBI scoring Silverman). Dana Anderson would get a free pass from Nemo to load the bases. Kenny Kreyling would clear the bases with a 3B and later score on Lenny Fields' RBI SF to cut the deficit to 9-7.

In the 5th, the Outlaws went silently but The Birds drew closer as Jeff Kapper 2B'd and scored on Silverman's RBI 1B. In the 6th, the Outlaws were held again and The Birds loaded the bases as Barner got a free pass from Nemo, followed by 1B's from Anderson and Kreyling. Gary Bosley plated Barner with an RBI SF. Game now knotted at 9. In Top-7, the Outlaws went up on a throwing error and SF to take the opener 10-9.

Outlaws Hitting Stars Game 1
Bryant Jackson 2-4 HR, 2RBI, R
Reggie Molock 3-4 2R, RBI
Josh Friedman 2-3 HR, 3B, 4RBI, 2R, SAC
Chas West 2-3 R

Thunderbirds Offensive Leaders:
Kevin Menedis 3-4, R
Mike Silverman 4-4, 2 R, RBI
Tony Barner 2-2, BB, 2 R, 2 RBI
Dana Anderson 1-2, BB, R
Kenny Kreyling 2-3, 3B, R, 3 RBI

Game 2:  Outlaws 15 (WP-Alex Newman 1-0)  Thunderbirds 8 (LP-Lenny Fields 2-8) 

The Birds got 2 in Top-2 as Matt Monto walked, Dana Anderson 1B'd and Kenny Kreyling 1B'd to load the bases. Gary Bosley would 1B to plate Monto and Lenny Fields RBI SF would score Anderson. The Outlaws got 5 (2nd), 5 (3rd), and 2 (4th) to go up 12-2. In Top-6, The Birds again would load the bases as Tony Barner 1B'd, Anderson BB'd, and Kreyling 1B'd. Bosley would draw an RBI BB to bring Barner in to make it 12-3. But the Outlaws got 3 in the bottom to end it 15-3.

Game 2 the Outlaws send Alex Newman who was just called up from triple A, to make his first start for the Outlaws, pitched a scoreless first inning to start off good mojo for the Outlaws. The Outlaws gave him plenty of run support as Reggie Molock leads it off with a single. Darnell Maxwell hits an RBI single, and advances to third on a throwing error. Stanley Lyles keeps it going with an RBI single to score Maxwell. Josh Friedman doubles. John Roiy finds a hole for an RBI single to score Lyles. 2 batters later Chas West strokes a 2 RBI double into right center to score Friedman, and Roiy to give the Outlaws a 5-0 lead after 1.

The Birds fight back with 2 of their own to make it 5-2. In the bottom of the third Stanley Lyles leads it off with a single. Josh Friedman kills a ball somewhere over the fence into the left center shrubery. David Woods draws a walk. John Roiy singles. Theo Battle powers up and hits a bomb into center and rounds the bases an inside the park 3 run home run also scoring Woods, and Roiy to bring the score to 10-2.

The Outlaws score two more in the fourth. Reggie Molock leads it off with a single for his second hit. Stanley Lyles singles for his third hit of the game. Josh Friedman walks to load em up. David Woods hits an RBI bloop single into right to score Molock. John Roiy follows with an RBI single for his third hit. 12-2 after 4. Newman was cruising into the fifth. The Birds add one to close the gap to 12-3.

In the top of the sixth with the little leaguers looking on, the Outlaws put up 3 more. Molock singles. Maxwell singles. Stanley Lyles hits a shot to dead center for a 2 RBI triple, and also earns his first career four hit game putting on a hitting display. Josh Friedman gets intentionally walked. David Woods hits a deep pop fly for an RBI sac fly to end the game in 6. 15-3. Alex Newman gets the win in his first start. Outlaws earn their first career PMSL sweep!

Outlaws Hitting Stars Game 2
Reggie Molock 3-4 3R
Darnell Maxwell 2-4 2RBI, 2R
Stanley Lyles 4-4 3B, 3RBI
Josh Friedman 2-2 HR, 2B, 2RBI, 2BB, 2R
John Roiy 3-3 2RBI, 2R
Theo Battle 2-3 HR, 3RBI, R
Bryant Jackson 2-3 2B

Thunderbirds Offensive Leaders:
Tony Barner 2-3, R
Dana Anderson 1-2, BB, R
Kenny Kreyling 2-3
Gary Bosley 1-2, BB, 2 RBI

Northwest Regional Park Field 4:      Umpire- Ken Seaman

Game 1: Natty O's 10 (WP-RJ Seabeck 8-12)  Green Machine 5 (LP-John Reichert 2-7) 

Green Machine and the Natty O's kicked off another exciting set of games with "Big" John Reichert taking the mound for GM. Although the O's got on the board in the top of the 1st, GM tied it in the bottom with an inside the park home run from Jonathan Stacey. The O's came back with 2 runs in the top of the 2nd, and GM once again matched it in the bottom. Mike Randall started the rally with a lead off triple, followed by a Brad Verbosky walk, an RBI single from Billy Giles, and an RBI double from Mark Winkel. The O's once again put up 2 runs in the 3rd, and GM could only manage 1 run thanks to consecutive singles from Chris Goodwin, Andy Peksa, and Randall. While the Natty O's continued to keep scoring runs for the rest of the game, GM could only manage 1 more run thanks to a Verbosky RBI double in the 5th inning. Other than that, the Natty O's shut down the green bats to come away with a comfortable 10-5 win.

GM Box Score:
Mark Winkel: 2-4, 1 2B, 1 RBI
Jonathan Stacey: 1-4, 1 HR, 1 R, 1 RBI
Chris Goodwin: 3-4, 1 R
Andy Peksa: 2-4, 1 R
Mike Randall: 2-4, 1 3B, 1 R, 1 RBI
Brad Verbosky: 1-2, 1 BB, 1 2B, 1 R, 1 RBI