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V. -i Tourney action last week Last week's results Monday Tournament Richmond Dale 000 00 0 4 11 Ned's 700 4x-11 1 WP Jaran Cox LP Nathan Francis. 2B Nathan Francis (R), Adam Wiseman (R) 3B Andrew Blake (N), Jerimee Lovel (N) Multiple hits Blake (N). Eagles 000 410 0 4 9 Aden 200 041 x-7 7 7 WP Brian White. LP Joey Bridenbaugh.

Multiple hits Johnny Hoctor (A), White (A), Brock Ralzlatf (A). Tuesday McDonalds 023 510 2- 7 10 5 RichmondDale 013 210 213 8 11 Either the final score or the inning-by-inning scores are wrong. However, this was the linescore turned in by the league. WP -Ben Puchovich. LP Adam Wireman.

2B A. Wireman (RD), Nathan Francis (RD). Travis Hammond (M). 3B Troy Harding (M). Kyle Baxter (RD) Multiple hits Puchovich (M, A.

Wireman (RD). Francis (RD), Nick Gatzulis (M), T. Hammond (M). Eagles 360 211 0-12 9 21 Merchants 205 300 010 9 WP Ryan Disbennett LP Danny Atwood 2B Victor Townsend (E). Multiple hits V.

Townsend (E), Dustin Weaver (E). Matt Crawford (E). Friday Tournament Associates 114 01 7 3 10 Londonderry 421 55 17 15 7 WP Chris Carper. LP Kevin Jarrell 2B Corey Gillum (L) Multiple hits Jason Lemaster (L) 3, Josh Duckworth (A), Chris Carper (L), Corey Gillum (I), Chad Engleman (L). Frischs 120 030 0 6 4 7 Brit Brit 601 034 14 10 6 WP Bobby Stewart.

LP Eric Beam. 2B Shawn Ray (B), Bradley Davison (B). Nate Brown (B) Multiple hits Shawn Ray iB) 4. B.J. Pcksrell (B) 3.

Brandon Throckmorton (B). Adena 000 100 1 2 8 Neff's 104 033 11 10 3 WP Andrew Blake LP Dusty Yahn. 2B Troy Thomas (N). Eric Cox (N). Multiple hits Troy Thomas (N), Jeran Cox (N), Eric Cox (N), Jerimee Lovely (N).

Andrew Blake (N). Eagles 028 100 4-15 7 9 McDonald's 103 100 0 5 5 3 WP Joey Bridenbaugh. LP Travis Hammond. 2B Victor Townsend (E). 3B Victor Townsend (E) 2 Multiple hits Victor Townsend (E) 3, Joey Bridenbaugh (E), Kevin Woods (M).

Travis Hammond (M). 4 aV 1 'n' I 'is 4 Tim JohnsonGazette Caleb Stimmer took a different vantage point from the dugout as he watched his Richmond Dale team play last week. WP David Grant. LP Lance Stoneking 2B Andy Weiderman (SP), Kelly Mavis (SP). 3B Brad Bates (SP) 2.

Multiple hits Brad Bates (SP) 3, David Grant (SP). Neff's 400 030 0 7 14 Adena 204 030 x-9 18 2B John Bruce (N). Brady Ratzlaff (A) 2, Drew Zickafoose (A) 2, Clint Hatton (A), Jeremy Bethel (A). Multiple hits Brian Netter (N). Shane Merriman (N).

Ethan Anderson (N), Joey Davis (N). John Bruce (N). Nathan Carver (N). Dallas Tyler (A). Cody Stamper (A), Brady Ratzlaff (A), Drew Zickafoose (A), Drew Davis (A).

Matt Robertson (A). Saturday Brit Brit 000 300 1 4 8 Londonderry 212 501 x-11 10 WP Chris Cornell. LP Stewart 2B Jason Lemaster (L), Chris Carper (L), Corey Gillum (L), Ray (B). Multiple hits Lemaster (L) 4, Carper (L) 2, Pickerell (B) 2. Londonderry 421 55 17 13 Associates 114 017 6 WP Justin Ward LP Jarrell 2B Jason Lemaster (L), Corey Gillum (L) 2, Jarrell (A).

3B Jason Wolf (L) Multiple hits Chad Engleman (L), A Johnson (L), Lemaster (L) 4, Chris Carper (L) 3, Gillum (L), Jarrell (A), J. Duckworth (A). Tournament Brit Brit 000 300 1 4 4 8 Londonderry 212 501 11 7 5 WP Jason Lemaster LP Bobby Stewart. 2B Shawn Ray (B), Jason Lemaster (L), Chris Carper (L). Multiple hits Jason Lemaster (L) 3, Chris Carper (L).

Associates 010 01 2 2 6 SportsPlus 233 1312 10 3 Turn back the clocks to settle this game WORCESTER, Mass. Two games and the bare-handed series between Troy and Worcester is still tied. Maybe they should play one more time to settle things. "If the fans want it, we'll do it," said Richard Phelps, manager of the Brown Stockings, who defeated the Haymakers from Troy, N.Y., on June 20, 3-1, leaving a series dating back to 1882 tied at 19-19. Actually, Phelps prefers a tournament that would include Troy, Worcester and two other cities that hosted old teams.

Perhaps hold the championship game at Cooperstown. All they need to do is reserve the time at Abner Doubleday Field. Tom Blair, the director of the Office for Special Events in Troy, said he's already received interest from Syracuse about some games next year. "The purpose was basically to say to everybody that we are still honorary members of the National League. Troy just wanted to celebrate its heritage and I feel we got out point across," Blair said.

The Haymakers and Brown Stockings, from about 50 miles west of Fenway Park, were two of the original members of the National League. But they were kicked out in 1882 for, among other things, a lack of attendance, but granted lifetime honorary membership status as a consolation. Worcester's spot was filled by the Philadelphia Phillies, Troy's by the New York Giants. The two old teams renewed their battles in June, playing under the same rules used in the 1880s, dressed in old-style wool uniforms and playing without gloves. On June 6, Troy won on their home field 2-0.

Worcester gained a measure of revenge two weeks later at Fitton Field on the campus of Holy Cross with 3-1 victory. The game drew about 2,000 fans on a muggy, overcast day, some in fashions from the 1880s. Adults paid 50 cents admission, kids under 8 got in free. Except for the electronic scoreboard and public address system, and the cars whizzing by on the elevated highway in the background, the fans were treated to what it was like at an old-time baseball game. The Al Youngman Band sat in the bleachers, entertaining between innings with songs of the period, from "Ta-Ra-Ra-Boom-Dee-Ay" and "And The Band Played On." Joe Gleason, the lone umpire working the game, either stood behind the pitcher or off to the side of home plate, depending whether there was a man on base.

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