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2015 Pikesville Men's Softball League Standings, Schedule, Highlights and Scores

Week #8  May 31, 2015

Highlights submitted thus far by Kings, Natty O's, Outlaws

 

Northwest Regional Park Field 1:    Umpire- Reggie Grant
Game 1: Outlaws 7  (WP-Larry Newman 1-8)  Thunderbirds 2  (LP- John Kerzner 1-3) 

Totally awesome action on field 1 matching up neighborhood rivals, the Outlaws taking on the Thunderbirds. The Outlaws set the tone early in the top of the 1st inning, as Reggie Molock draws a leadoff walk. Theo Battle also draws a walk. Super rookie Martiez Reed drives them in with a 2 RBI triple to give the Outlaws an early 2-0 lead.

Larry Newman toes the rubber for the Outlaws, and was dealing the full deck of cards all day, holding the Thunderbirds offense to 2 runs, also backed up with some great team defense. The Outlaws get back in the scoring column in the 2nd inning, as Darnell Maxwell draws a walk. Maurice Scott singles. Hector Medina comes through with a RBI single sending Maxwell home. Reggie Molock line drives an RBI single to bring Medina around to score, and extend the lead to 4-1. Both teams put up big fat doughnuts in the 3rd, and 4th.

In the 5th inning, the Outlaws turn it up a notch putting up 4 runs, as David Woods leads it off with a triple. Theo Battle gets his second hit of the game, driving Woods in with an RBI double. Martiez Reed legs out an RBI double bringing Battle home. Tony Wiggs joins in on the fun with a shot to the gap bringing Reed home with an RBI triple. Billy Giles brings in Wiggs with an RBI groundout to push the lead to 8-1. The Birds get 1 in the bottom of the 5th, but that would be the end of the scoring as Great Uncle Nemo closes the door on the 8-2 Outlaws victory.

Outlaws Hitting Stars:
Theo Battle 2-3 2B, BB, 2R, RBI
Martiez Reed 4-4 3B, 2 2B, R, 3RBI
Hector Medina 2-3 R, RBI

Game 2:   Outlaws 7  (WP-Harry Kinsey 3-2) Thunderbirds 6 (LP- John Kerzner 1-4 )   

In game 2, the Thunderbirds came out the blocks fast with a 4-0 lead after 4 innings, as the Outlaws bats were quiet scattering 3 hits over 4 innings.

The alarm clock finally went off for the Outlaw bats in the 5th inning, as William Giles V started the rally up, and got the Outlaws going with a big shot to deep center. Giles caught a flat tire rounding first, and just settled for a double. Before the next batter came up, he magically changed the tire, and put the doughnut on, as Darnell Maxwell singles to set up first, and third for young Maurice Scott. Scott pops up, but not quite deep enough as Giles couldn't make it home. With the Outlaws still stuck on zero, the pressure was on for super rookie, Hector Medina. Medina gets the job done, with an RBI single, as Giles can finally pull into the garage, and finally get some fix it flat for that wheel. Harry Kinsey who has pitched his way out of trouble all game, against his former team, finds a hole to get an RBI single to score Maxwell and cut the Birds lead to 4-2. Red hot Reggie Molock drives in Medina with an RBI single to cut the lead to one. David Woods knots the game up at 4, with an RBI single of his own, to bring home Scott who ran for Kinsey.

2 batters later, and with 2 outs Martiez Reed steps into the box. Reed draws a walk to juice the bases for comeback player of the year, Tony Wiggs. Wiggs breaks the game open with a bases clearing triple scoring Molock, Woods, and Reed and giving the Outlaws the lead for good at 7-4, and completes the 7 run 5th inning for the Outlaws. The Thunderbirds put one on the board in the 7th, but Kinsey digs into his bag of tricks, and secures the win as the Outlaws take the nightcap 7-5, and complete the sweep.

Outlaws Hitting Stars:
Reggie Molock 2-4 R, RBI
David Woods 2-3 R, RBI
Tony Wiggs 1-3 3B, 3RBI (game winning hit)
Billy Giles 2-2 2B, BB, R

Northwest Regional Park Field 2:    Umpires- Mark Radom
Game 1: Natty O's 18 (WP-RJ Seabeck 7-4)  Nationwide Bombers 3 (LP-Tzvi Friedman 8-3)  5 Innings

The O's wouldn't waste any time on Sunday, jumping on Tzvi Friedman early with 6 runs in the first inning. The catalyst, Francis Thomas DiVincenzo would start the inning with a base hit and the O's would go on to get 7 of the next 8 hitters on base culminating with a Jason Smulson 2 RBI single. The O's would add 3 more in the second inning, this time led by doubles from Nick Meyer and Brody Tennant. The Bombers would try to climb back, putting up 3 runs in the first 2 innings, but RJ shut down the bombers rallys at almost every opportunity, giving up only 3 runs to the potent Nationwide insurance lineup. The O's offense wouldn't quit and broke things open in the top of the 5th inning. Kris Stahle, Jason Smulson and Jonanthan Veditz would start the inning off with 3 singles, turning the lineup over where 6 of the next 7 hitters would also single. When the dust cleared the O's were up by 15 and would hold the bombers in the bottom of the 5th for an 18-3 win in 5 innings.

Offensive Leaders:
Frank DiVincenzo: 3-4, 2 runs
Matt Bratter: 3-3, 3 RBI, 3 runs, 2B
Justin Bullock: 2-2, 2 sacrifice flies, 4 RBI, 2 runs
Brody Tenant: 3-4, 3 runs, 2 RBI, 2B
Jason Smulson: 2-3, BB, 3 RBI, Run
Greg Barr: 2-3, BB, Run, 3 RBI

Game 2:   Natty O's 10 (WP-RJ Seabeck 8-4)  Nationwide Bombers8 (LP-Tzvi Friedman 8-4) 

The Bombers didn't waste any time getting on the board in game 2, scoring 3 runs in the top of the first. RJ would keep the O's in the game over the next 4 innings giving up just 1 more run and giving the O's every chance to climb back in the game. The O's would put 1 run up in both the 2nd and 3rd innings thanks to a solo homerun by Brody Tenant and 1 of 4 sacrifice flies on the day by Justin Bullock which RJ Seabeck would score from second base and lift the team emotionally. The Bombers would take a 4-2 lead into the bottom of the 5th when Francis Thomas DiVincenzo catalyzed the inning with a single and the rest of the lineup would follow suit highlighted by a Kris Stahle homerun. Nick Meyer would add 2 Nationwide Insurance runs with a 2 run ding dong to left field in the bottom of the 6th and RJ would do the rest, shutting down the Bombers offense once again and the O's would sweep the week with a 10-7 victory.

Offensive Leaders:
Nick Meyer: 3-4, HR, 2 RBI, Run
Brody Tenant: 2-3, HR, 2B, 2 RBI, 2 Runs
Kris Stahle: 1-3, HR, 2 RBI, run
Greg Barr: 2-3, Run, RBI
Matt Bratter: 2-3, BB, run
Frank DiVincenzo: 2-4, 2 truns

Northwest Regional Park Field 3:    Umpire-  Scott Snyder
Game 1: Sky & Sky Inc. 7 (WP- Jeff Harris 6-5)  Northwest Corridor 6 (LP-Howard Goldberg 3-4)  8 Innings

Highlights pending.

Game 2:  Northwest Corridor 17 (WP- Ted Winner 5-2)  Sky & Sky Inc. 2 (LP-Jeff Harris 6-6) 4 Innings

Highlights pending.

Northwest Regional Park Field 4 :      Umpire- Jeff Kurland

Game 1: Kings 4 (WP- Mike Herr 6-2)  LOFT 0 (LP-Andy Peksa 1-1)

Kings starting pitcher Mike Herr allowed just 4 hits as the Kings shutout LOFT in the opener 4-0. Kings went up 3-0 in b-1st on 2 out hits by Shilo Merwitz (1B), Alan Varhaftik (RBI 2B), and Justin Cohen (2 RBI 1B). The score remained unchanged into b-6th when Kenny Salzman 1B, Merwitz 2B, and Jan Katzen SF extended Kings lead 4-0.

Kings offensive leaders in game 1:
Shilo Merwitz (2-3,1 R,2B)
Jan Katzen (1-2,1 R,1 RBI,SF)
Alan Varhaftik (2-3,1 R,1 RBI,2B)
Justin Cohen (1-2,2 RBI)
Zac Stavish (2-2)