GAME REPORTS & PICTURES

   

Last updated 8/19/08   

WINTHROP & AUBURN ADVANCE TO THE MSBL CHAMPIONSHIP SERIES

 

       

           McCarthy is tagged out at home in the 6th inning!                     LaCasse touches 'em' all after going 'yard' in the 9th!   

 

Aug 17  Sunday afternoon in Winthrop, the Red Sox, in front of a sell out crowd, ended the season for the Green Wave of Oakland with an 11-2 victory thus advancing to the championship series to take on the Auburn White Sox who upended the Downeast Dodgers 6-4 earlier in the day at Pettengill Park in Auburn.  After a 4 pitch leadoff walk to Kris Targett who eventually scored on a sac fly by Jesse LaCasse, Red Sox pitcher Torey Carr settled down and took command from the mound allowing an infield hit to Andy Oliver in the top of the 2nd inning before retiring the next 16 batters by way of 8 strike outs and flawless defense behind him.  Losing pitcher, Rick Doble, was the next base runner to reach with a double in the 7th inning.  Carr notched his 7th win of the season working 8 innings with Jim Morris closing out the 9th but not before LaCasse took him deep to left for a solo home run accounting for the Wave’s 2nd run.  Winthrop provided a balanced scoring attack with Matt McCarthy, Bob Cochran, & the elder David Ricker contributing with RBI hits and accounting for 8 of the teams 11 runs.  McCarthy, Ricker & Mike House were all repeat hitters for the Red Sox on the afternoon.

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Aug 17  The spark plug for the White Sox this last Sunday was Steve LaBossiere going 4-4 with 2 stolen bases. He also came in to pitch the third inning with one out and bases loaded as the Dodger hitters had 4 straight hits. Labossire K'd one and got Arsenault to pop out to left. Dodger pitching really kept the Sox off balance until the 7th inning when they scored 4 to go up 6-3. The pesky Dodger offense seemed to threaten every inning including the 9th. With runners on 2nd and 3rd winning pitcher Bourdon punched out the last batter of the day to seal the victory with some high heat. The Dodger hitting attack was lead by Ethan Ogilby with 2 doubles, Harry Dwyer and Eddie Crocker had 2 singles each.

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Aug 10  White Sox victorious against the Rockies 7-2 Sunday morning at Pettingill Park. The Sox scored 3 in the 3rd, 2 in the 4th and added a couple more in the eighth. LaBossiere was 3-3 with two walks. Borque was also 3-3. Several rallies by the Rockies were quickly halted by hard hit balls resulting in inning ending double plays. Winning pitcher Sean Cheetham went 5 followed by set up man Marc Gosselin to have Labossiere throw the last 3 . South paw Scott took the loss and Brodeur finished the game for the Rockies. Brodeur was the only repeat hitter for the Rockies. As always it was fun to play a great group of guys from Fairfield.

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Aug 10  The eighth place Dodgers knocked off the first place Westies today in an upset at the Field of Dreams in Harrison.  Dodger starter Steve Curtin pitched into the seventh inning, giving up seven hits and two runs and getting his second playoff victory.(pitched a complete game last week against the Indians)  The Westies got the first run of the game in the third when Kelvin DeCato doubled and was driven in by Mark Hreben. Jerod Verrill led off the fourth with a double but the following three batters flew out to end the inning.  The Dodgers tied the game in the top of the fifth on a towering home run to left center by John Riitano. In the bottom of the fifth the Westies scored their second run on a single by Wes Smith, who stole second and was driven in by Brian Cox. In the top of the sixth Rusty Klobas came up with a bases loaded single to center scoring Ethan Ogilby and Harry Dwyer giving the Dodgers a 3-2 lead.  Cornell Knight came in to pitch for the Dodgers with one out in the seventh and runners on second and third. He was able to shut the door on the Westies with a K and a ground ball.  The Westies led off both the eighth and ninth with singles but Knight's pitching remained sharp and the Dodgers held on to the 3-2 lead for the win. 

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CARR DRIVES WINTHROP PAST GOODY’S     

   

    Ricker Jr applies the tag to pickoff Goody's base runner               Ricker Sr is called out on a close play at 1st base

Aug 10  With the strength of his arm and quickness of his bat, winning pitcher Torey Carr helped maneuver the Red Sox past the Goody’s Guys of Pittsfield 9-3 at Winthrop HS Sunday, which in turn eliminated the Goody’s from the playoffs.  After allowing 3 hits and a run in the first inning, Carr cruised the next 5 allowing just 2 more hits before giving way to Jim Morris.  Goody’s kept the game close by throwing good leather in the infield until the bottom of the 5th when Carr came through with a bases loaded triple to right making the score 7-1.  The Sox would add 2 more in the 6th accounting for their 9 runs.  Brett Witherell collected 3 singles for Winthrop with Dave Ricker Jr adding a double & single.  The Goody’s repeat hitters were Gary Morin (3 singles), Charlie Bassett and Ryan White (2 singles).

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 DODGERS & GOODY'S GUYS ADVANCE

                    

  Umpire, Ken Millett, rings up Indians batter called 3rd strike                                 Dodger left fielder holds Indians runner to 3rd

Aug 3  The Downeast Dodgers upended the Kennebec Indians 8-3 in the preliminary round of the playoffs behind a strong pitching performance from Steve Curtin who went the distance in picking up the win.  The Dodgers travel to the Field of Dreams in Harrison to take on the West Paris Westies next Sunday.

In other prelim action, the Goody's Guys squeaked past the Great Falls Outlaws 10-9 to advance and will face the Winthrop Red Sox at Winthrop HS next Sunday.

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"HOUSE SPARKS WINTHROP’S VICTORY"

             

                                       Carr's winning form                                                           House steals 2nd as the ball hovers over his back

July 29  Leadoff hitter, Mike House, reached safely and scored on all 4 of his at bats Tuesday night in Winthrop to propel the Red Sox past the Green Wave of Oakland 9-1 in the final regular season game of the year.  The combo of winning pitcher, Torey Carr (5 innings) and Brett Witherell (2 innings), limited the Wave to just 2 hits on the night.  Dave Ricker Jr led the Red Sox offensively with a double and single while John Laverdiere doubled and scored the lone run for the Green Wave.  JD Durrell suffered the loss on the evening.

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July 27  The Cardinals defeated the Outlaws at Pettengill Park Sunday by a score of 3-1.  The game was shortened to 5 innings due to lightning, rain, and darkness.  Steve LaPointe went the distance, giving up four hits to get the win.  Ryan Palmer had three hits, including two doubles.  Rich Todd had a double and a triple to lead the Cards.  After a 1-3 start, the Cards are now 10-3.
The Cards did score 5 in the sixth to make it 8-1 before mother nature struck.

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July 27  Jerod Verrill hit a 3- run homer to left in the top of the ninth to spark the Westies to victory.  Each team managed only 4 hits a piece as Whitney and Godin held down the White Sox while Cheetham and Gosselin blanked the Westies until the ninth. 

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RED SOX 'DODGE' DODGERS

Dodger Manager, Bill Arsenault, confirs with relief pitcher, Wentworth

July 25  The Red Sox, despite committing 6 defensive errors, base running blunders, and lack of hustle by Bob Cochran, who would have been benched if not for just 9 players, still managed a 15-7 drubbing over the Downeast Dodgers Friday night in Boothbay Harbor.  The Sox took a 3-0 lead in the top of the 2nd after Eric Palleschi hit his 5th consecutive double of the season with 1 out.  Cochran followed with a double down the left field line, in which Palleschi failed to score on due to a piano on his back and by dropping anchor at 3rd base.  RBI man, David Ricker, then doubled to right center plating both runners and eventually scored on a wild pitch to close out the scoring.  The Dodgers answered back in the bottom of the frame when winning pitcher, Jim Morris, served up a towering solo home run to center field off the bat of John Roitano.  That's as close as the Dodgers would get as Winthrop scored runs in all but the 1st and 8th innings.  Red Sox hitters touched up Dodger "All Star" pitchers for 15 hits with Morris, the only bright spot on the night, collecting 4.  Palleschi, Cochran, Ricker and Josh Nichols also repeated for Winthrop.  Slumping, John Bourque, once again went hitless on the night.  Hank Ogilby led the Dodgers 10 hit night with a double and 2 singles, while Roitano and Rusty Klobas were also repeat offenders.  Winthrop improves to 9-3 on the season, while the Dodgers fall to 4-9.

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July 17  West Paris defeated a tough Auburn team under the lights at the Field of Dreams in Harrison thursday night by the score of 6-2.  Mike Godin pitched 6 innings of 7 hit ball while Mark Hreben closed out the game with 2 strike outs and a fly ball to end the game.  The Westies used efficient hitting to score 2 runs in the 1st and 4 runs in the 5th.  Kyle Kennison and Tony Smith each had rbi doubles in the first to put the Westies on top.  In the 5th Jerry Verrill's single plated Rick Whitney, Kelvin Decato knock in a run with a clutch double and Brian Coxs' double plated 2 runs to put the Westies ahead with a comfortable lead.  Auburn came back in the 6th with 2 runs behind the hitting of Coleman,Wasenski,Cheethan (2hits) , and Hlister before Godin and Hreben stopped the rally.  West Paris inproves to 8-1 in he league while Auburn falls to 6-4.

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July 16  The Cards scored 6 in the first and held on to beat the Indians Wednesday, by a score of 9-4.  Mark Palmer threw the first six to get the win.  Brian Bessy took the loss.  Ed Thompson, who had 3 hits for the Indians, pitched well in four innings of relief.
Kevin Gallant led the Cardinals, who won their sixth straight, with three hits.

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July 13  In a game that took an hour and 35 minutes, the Cardinals defeated Gilman's Guys 2-0.  Steve LaPointe pitched the first six, allowing one hit, no walks, and striking out 8.  Rich Todd threw the two hitless innings and Ryan Palmer earned his fifth straight save.  Charlie Bassett pitched very well, taking the loss.  He was well-rested with 13 years between appearances.  The Cards got all they needed in the second when Josh Aylward singled, reached second on an error, and scored on LaPointe's single.  The Cards got an insurance run in the fifth on Rich Todd's RBI infield groundout.  For the Cards, Aylward had three hits, and R. Palmer and LaPointe each had two.  It was the fifth straight win for the Cardinals

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July 13  The Indians jumped out to a 5-0 lead after the first inning then held on to beat the Dodgers 8-7 Sunday at Maranacook High School.  Brian Bessey and Chuck Stevens both had two rbi hits in the first to lead the Indians to the early lead.  Down 6-0 the Dodgers rallied in the fifth of Indians reliever Tom Catchings, Ed Crocker had a bases loaded triple and John Riitano a rbi double in the inning.  The Indians would score single runs in the seventh and eighth, Skip Bessey and Stevens having the run scoring hits.  Down 8-5 the Dodgers would rally again, Dennis Mancine had a rbi single to right and with the tying run attempting to score Catchings fired a strike to the plate to nail the runner at home, preserving the 8-7 win for the Indians. Repeat hitters for the Indians were S.Bessey, Mike Chamard, B. Bessey, Derick Crommett, Stevens, and Catchings. Repeat for the Dodgers were Crocker, Riitano, Steve Curtain, and Matt Marshall.  Brian Bessey got the win on the mound, Chris Bessey the save and Steve Curtain took the loss for the Dodgers.

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WESTIES SHUT OUT RED SOX 8-0

Whitney brings his "A" Game to Perham Field

July 13  West Paris pitcher, Rich Whitney, aided by the long ball from his offense earned a complete game shut-out win over the Red Sox 8 – 0 Sunday in West Paris by allowing just 4 hits, 1 walk and 8 strike outs.  Winthrop’s only scoring opportunity came in the 9th inning when Joe Wilson tried to score from 3rd on a passed ball but was fittingly tagged out by Whitney to end the game to preserve the shut-out.  A monster 2 run homer off the bat of Kyle Kennison to straight away center in the 4th is all the Westies (6-1) would need for run support, but for good measure, later in the game, Tony Smith added a 2 run shot and Mark Hreben a solo shot as Red Sox outfielders could just watch as the balls sailed out of Perham Field.  Jim Morris, who struggled with the beach sand mound all morning, took the loss for Winthrop (8-3).  Mike Godin, Wes Smith, Tony Smith and Kennison were all repeat hitters for West Paris, while Winthrop’s Mike House repeated for the 3rd straight game.

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RED SOX HOLD OFF INDIANS 7-5

Torey Carr leads off from 1st as Mike Chamard looks in for a sign

July 7   Winthrop scored 5 times in the top of the 7th inning sparked by Josh Nichols’ 2 run single, which proved to be the game winning hit as the Red Sox held on to beat the Indians 7-5 Monday night under the lights.  The Indians didn’t go away easy, answering back with 2 runs in the bottom of the 7th with RBI hits from Mike Chamard and Derrick Crommett closing the gap to within 4.  In the bottom of the 9th, the Indians scored 2 more times and then loaded the bases before relief pitcher, Matt Richardson, struck out Jim Flagg to end the game.  Torey Carr got the win for Winthrop hurling 7 innings, allowing 3 runs on 6 hits and fanning 8.  Chris Bessey suffered the loss for the Indians.  The big sticks in the game for Winthrop were Brett Witherell, collecting 3 hits, with Carr and Mike House adding 2 hits each.  The Indians were led by Chamard, pounding out 3 hits of his own, with Bessey and Rocky DeSanctis repeating as well.  Next Sunday, the Indians host the Downeast Dodgers at Maranacook HS, while the Red Sox travel to West Paris to take on the first place Westies in a key match up.

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July 2   In the lightning, the Cardinals held off the Westies at West Paris, for a 3-2 victory.
The Cards struck first in the first inning off loser Brian Cox, who went the distance.  Rich Todd reached on a fielder's choice, Josh Aylward singled, and Pete Puiia walked.  Steve LaPointe then hit a two run singe to give the Cards a 2-0 lead.
Kyle Kennison answered with a sacrifice fly in the first, scoring Tony Smith who led off the game with a single. 
Mike McBride tied the game with a solo homer in the third.
In the fifth Kevin Gallant singled as did Marcus Palmer.  Gallant scored the game winner on Travis Brooks' single to center.
Brooks and Rick Whitney were the game's only repeat hitters.
Mark Palmer pitched the first five to get the win.  Ryan Palmer closed the door over the last two.
The Cardinals turned four double plays including a bizzare double play to end the sixth inning.  With one out and Westies on first and third, Ryan Palmer faked to third and the runner at first went.  Palmer ran at the runner at first and the runner at third broke for the plate.  Eventually, both runners were tagged out to end the inning.
The win was the Cardinals' fourth in a row.

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WINTHROP SLIPS & SLIDES PAST GILMAN'S GUYS

We had a Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtle siting at Manson Park in Pittsfield today!!

June 29   In a rain shortened 6 inning affair, the Red Sox came out on top with a 10-3 win over the Gilman’s Guys in Pittsfield.  Winning pitcher, Jim Morris, did not have his best stuff by walking 7 and 1 hit batsman, but came up big when he needed to with 7 strike outs.  His offense scored 4 runs in the 3rd inning and 6 in the 5th in guiding the team to victory.  Dave Ricker Jr, Bob Cochran & Josh Nichols led the Red Sox attack with 2 hits a piece.  Gilman’s Guys Jeremy Bragg had 2 hits of his own on the day.  The Red Sox take on the Kennebec Indians under the lights Monday July 7th 7:30 start at Auburn Suburban.

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CARDINALS GLIDE PAST RED SOX BY A SCORE OF 3-2

           

Sorry Pete Puiia, you've lost a step or two over the years                      Rich Todd connects on a run scoring triple

June 25  Kevin Gallant’s RBI infield hit in the 4th inning sealed the deal for the Cardinals as they handed the Red Sox a 3-2 defeat in a Wednesday night match up in Rumford.  Winthrop (6-2) scored first in the 2nd inning with back-to-back singles from Jim Morris and John Bourque, followed by an RBI double by Dave Ricker.  Rumford (4-3) answered back in the 3rd when Ryan Palmer drove in Travis Brooks with his 2nd of 3 hits on the night, followed by an RBI triple off the bat of Rich Todd.  The Sox plated another run in the 6th inning before relief pitcher Ryan Palmer came in and closed the door to earn the save for winning pitcher Steve LaPointe.  Winthrop’s Mike House was the only other repeat hitter on the night.  Winthrop travels to Manson Park in Pittsfield this Sunday to take on the Gilman’s Guys while the Cardinals host the Downeast Dodgers in Rumford.

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June 22   The Cardinals and the Green Wave hooked up in an outstanding game at Messalonskee High on Sunday with the Cards prevailing 6-5.  Mark Palmer threw 4 strong innings after a rough start.  Ryan Palmer threw two shutout innings to get the win.
Kris Targett pitched into the fifth and was relieved by JD Durrell who took the loss.  In the second Targett hit a ball that would have made it out of Yellowstone, good for a two run double.
Ed Paterson, Rich Todd, Ryan Palmer, and Bitsy Ionta were repeat hitters for the Cards.  Targett and Marceau had two each for the Green Wave.
 
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PALLESCHI DOUBLES WINTHROP TO VICTORY!

Palleschi leads off 2nd base following 1 of his 2 doubles

June 15  On a damp Sunday morning in Winthrop, Eric Palleschi hit his first of 2 doubles on the day driving in Dave Ricker for the go-ahead and eventual game winning run in the bottom of the 6th inning as the Red Sox (5-1) went on to defeat the Central Maine Green Wave (2-5) of Oakland 12-1.  The Wave plated their only run in the top of the 1st inning with Joel Fernald pushing Kris Target across the plate with a double.  Red Sox pitching held the Wave to just 4 hits on the day with Torey Carr working 7 innings to pick up his 3rd win of the season.  Richard Doble pitched 6 strong innings for the Wave suffering the loss.  Doble, Target and John Durrell also hit safely for the Green Wave.  Along with Palleschi, Dave Ricker Jr was a repeat hitter for Winthrop.  The Sox host the Great Falls Outlaws in Winthrop next Sunday, while the Cardinals travel to Messalonskee to take on the Green Wave.

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RED SOX CRUISE TO VICTORY

    

            Bob Cochran takes one for the team!                       John Bourque's the middleman in both double plays! 

June 1   In Winthrop, winning pitcher, Torey Carr, scattered 8 hits and fanned 5 over 7 innings of work and was helped by way of 2 double plays as the Red Sox handed the Rockies a 15-2 loss in a Men’s Senior Baseball League match-up.  Dave Ricker Jr, Joe Wilson, and ageless Jim Morris collected 3 hits a piece for the Sox, including a Ricker 2 run homer.  Other repeat hitters were Mike House, Matt Richardson and Bob Cochran.  Rockies’ Justin Libby cracked 3 singles while Randy Brodeur and Kevin Guertin each added a pair of hits.  The Rockies travel to Auburn next Sunday to face the White Sox at Pettengill Park at 9:00 a.m.  The Red Sox have the weekend off.

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WESTIES HAND RED SOX 1st LOSS OF SEASON

Jerry Verrill of the Westies takes a pitch in Winthrop

May 25, 2008   With the aid of 13 walks and 6 errors, West Paris (1-0) thumped Winthrop (3-1) 16-1 Sunday afternoon at Winthrop HS.  3 walks and an error led to 4 runs in the 1st inning and that would be all West Paris would need as Westies pitchers held the Red Sox offense at bay scattering 6 hits, striking out 7 and allowing just 1 walk, not to mention a flawless defense.  The Sox lone run came in the bottom of the 1st on back to back hits by Bob Cochran and Rich Ozment.  The Westies scored runs in all but 2 innings in the route with a 15 hit attack led by Jarod and Jerry Verrill and Jim Ryerson with 3 hits a piece with Mark Hreben and Kyle Kennison repeating as well.  Repeat hitters for the Sox were Ozment and Matt Richardson.  Brian Cox earned the win from the mound hurling 6 innings while Brett Witherell took the loss.

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RED SOX WIN WITH 6TH INNING EXPLOSION

     

Dave Ricker finishes a 6-4-3 DP in 5th inning                                 Ricker scrambles to safety at 3rd base

May 18, 2008    In Winthrop, a pitcher’s dual between Steve LaPointe of Rumford and Jim Morris of Winthrop for 5 innings turned into a one-sided slug fest in the bottom of the 6th inning by the Red Sox.  The Cardinals pushed a run across in the top of the 2nd inning on hits by Pete Puiia, Marcus Palmer, and an RBI single off the bat of Mark Palmer.  After being held to just one hit through 4 innings, the Red Sox took the lead 2-1 in the bottom of the 5th on a triple by Brett Witherell who then scored on a fielders choice.  Later that inning, the elder David Ricker drove in Josh Nichols from 2nd base with a base it up the middle.  After Morris retired the Cardinals in order in the 6th inning, the Red Sox bats exploded.  The Sox sent 17 batters to the plate scoring 12 runs in the inning.  Dave Ricker Jr. got the assault started with a base hit followed by a walk and another hit, then Witherell, Bob Cochran, and Josh Nichols tripled back-to-back-to-back.  After 3 more hits to load the bases, young Ricker hit a grand slam HR to blow the game open.  Ricker hit a 2nd HR in the 8th inning and finished the game with 3 hits, 6 RBI’s and 3 runs scored.  Other 3-peat hitters in the 22 hit attack by the Sox were Witherell, Josh Nichols & John Bourque.  Mike House, Matt Richardson & Rich Ozment each had 2 hits.  The Cardinals were led by Josh Alyward’s double and run scored.  Ed Patterson, Steve LaPointe, Bobby Russell & Ryan Palmer each added a single.  Jim Morris pitched superbly to earn the win while Steve LaPointe suffered the loss.

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Ricker’s Clutch in Red Sox Victory!

May 13, 2008   David Ricker drove in 2 runs in the top of the 4th inning to put the Winthrop Red Sox ahead 4-1; and not to be outdone by his dad, Dave Jr. ripped a bases loaded 2 run single to center to cap a 5 run 7th inning as the Red Sox went on to defeat the Auburn White Sox 12-5 Tuesday night under the lights at Auburn Suburban field.   Auburn jumped out to a 1-0 lead in the first inning on an RBI single by Marc Gosselin but the Red Sox answered back with a run in the 3rd and 3 runs in the 4th to take the lead for good.  Rich Ozment doubled in a run in the 7th for Winthrop, then after a walk and a base hit to load the bases, Ricker got the key hit of the inning; also finishing with 3 hits, 3 RBI’s, and 2 runs scored on the night.  Other repeat hitters for Winthrop were Mike House, Brett Witherell, and Bob Cochran.  Auburn’s offense was lead by Tom Bourden’s double and single with Marc Gosselin adding a pair of hits.  Torey Carr got the win on the mound.

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May 10, 2008    White Sox 4 Cardinals 3 in 10 innings at Pettingill Park. Countless errors by the White Sox put them down 3-1 early in the contest. The Sox chipped away with an rbi double from M.Gosselin in the 5th to make it 3-2. LaBossiere singled in the 9th with two outs followed by a stolen base. Brennan plated him with a single to tie the game. Coleman reached in the 10th on an error at which time he promptly stole second followed by S Cheetham sac but to get the runner to third and then M Gosselin singled to center to score the winning run. The elder Palmer pitched the entire game for the Cardinals. T Bourdon gained the win for the Sox. Repeat hitters for the Cardinals were M Palmer and for the Sox Brennan,Coleman and M Gosselin.

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Red Sox Open Season With A Win

 

      

                                                                    Pitcher, Jim Morris

May 11, 2008   The Winthrop Red Sox upended the Boothbay Dodgers 7-1 in their season opener of the MSBL.  The highlight of the game, by far, was the pitching performance of 51 yr old veteran, Jim Morris.  Morris was working on a no-hitter through 7 innings before Hank Ogilby broke it up with a base hit to left in the top of the 8th.  Morris, who was a bone marrow donor to a non-relative just 3 weeks ago, wasn’t even sure if he’d be able to play ball, let alone pitch, at the start of the season.  His performance today proved to be the answer (what a machine!); walking 4 and striking out 3 in his 7 innings of work.  Brett Witherell capped off the final 2 innings.  The Red Sox had a balanced hitting attack with each player hitting safely led by Josh Nichols’ double, single and RBI and Matt Richardson’s 2 singles and RBI.  Mike House and Dave Ricker, Jr. each doubled and Bob Cochran tripled for the winners.  Top hitters for the Dodgers were Ogilby, Eddie Crocker, and Rusty Klobas each with a single.  WP-Morris LP-Eddie Crocker.  Next Sunday the Dodgers travel to Auburn to face the White Sox at Pettingill Park, while the Red Sox host the Rumford Cardinals at Winthrop HS; both at 9 a.m.