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2008
SECTION X BOYS
Baseball Standings
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Salmon River
Brushton-Moira
St. Lawrence Ctl.
Chateaugay
Parishville-Hopkin.
Madrid-Waddington
St. Regis Falls |
6-0 -
4-1 1½
4-3 2½
4-4 3
3-4 3½
1-6 5½
0-4 5 |
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DIV. W-L GB |
Ogdensburg
Massena
Potsdam
Canton
Malone
Gouverneur
Norwood-Norfolk
Tupper Lake |
6-1 -
6-2 ½
6-2 ½
4-3 2
4-4 2½
1-5 4½
1-5 4½
1-7 5½ |
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DIVISION W-L
GB |
Heuvelton
Lisbon
Hermon-DeKalb
Harrisville
Clifton-Fine
Edwards-Knox
Hammond
Morristown |
7-0 -
5-2 2
4-3 3
4-4 3½
3-4 4
2-3 4
2-5 5
0-6 6½ |
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O.F.A. Wins Tourney;
E-K, Massena Split |
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Games
of Week 4: May 5-10, 2008 |
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UPPSTROM'S NO-HITTER LEADS M-W
JACKETS TO FIRST WIN VS. SAINTS |
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Madrid-Waddington's David Uppstrom
tossed a no-hit shutout in guiding
the Yellow Jackets to their first
win of the season, an
8-0 over the St. Regis Falls Saints.
The M-W bats also staked Uppstrom to
a 5-0 lead in the top of the first
inning, with Kyle Lawrence, Andrew
Lindsey and Justin Putney each
pounding
out two hits. (NCSN file photo
by Bob LaRue)
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MARSHALL POWERS MALONE WIN PAST
NORWOOD-NORFOLK 10-6 |
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Norwood-Norfolk pitcher Kirk Colbert
deals to the plate with a Malone
runner on second base. The
Huskies chipped away at Colbert and
the Flyers in every inning, building
off a 4-2 lead in the third inning,
en route to a 10-6 win in Central
Division action on Friday.
Colbert assisted his own cause going
3-for-3 with two RBIs for the
Flyers. (Bob LaRue photo)
Game Gallery
Malone's Nick Leffler (3) reaches
out and slaps the baseball to
left-centerfield. Dan Marshall
pounded three hits in three official
at bats, adding two walks, while
Brock Bannon added two hits.
Norwood-Norfolk's Andrew Stone turns
no the pitch and drills the ball to
left field. Malone improved to
4-4. N-N fell to 1-5.
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FORKEY OUTDUELS WHITMARSH AS
C-F EAGLES NIP MORRISTOWN 4-3 |
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Clifton-Fine second baseman Kyle
Blackmer reaches out to apply
the tag to Morristown's Eric
Micelli (11) who is gunned town
on a throw from Eagles' catcher
Dan Donovan. Gordon Whitney slammed three
hits, including a pair of
doubles and an RBI. (Mackensie
Patnode photo)
Game Gallery
NCSN's Broadcast
Will Griffith (8) hit a solo homerun
for the Rockets.
Griffith was greeted at home plate
by teammates following the blast.
The round tripper brought Morristown
to within a run, 4-3, in the 6th
inning, but that was the last run
scored by either side.
Eagles'
pitcher Casey Forkey scattered
seven hits and fended
off
Morristown's comeback in the
late innings to post a 4-3 win.
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THORBAHN'S TWO-RUN SINGLE LIFTS
CANTON TO 4-2 WIN VS. MALONE |
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Salmon River’s second baseman
Tyler Smiddy (14) waits to
receives the ball while
Chateaugay’s
Nick Farrell (2) slides into
second base. Smiddy got the ball
in time to tag Farrell out.
The Salmon River Shamrocks broke
through in the fourth inning
with a pair of runs to take the
lead, then padded it with three
more insurance runs in taking a
5-1 win in the first game of a
doubleheader. The
Shamrocks swept on a walkoff
single, winning the
second game 5-4. (Eric
Foote photo)
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Salmon River’s Marc Plante (18)
slides and stumbles into second base
safely avoiding the tag for a stolen
base. Plante was the winner on
the mound in the second game of the
twinbill.
Salmon River’s Stephen Durant cranks
one of his three hits on the day
including this one that drove in the
go ahead run. Durant and
starting pitcher Chris Lewis
combined to toss a one-hitter in
beating the Bulldogs in the first of
two games. Durant then drove
in Marc Plante on a walkoff single
in a 5-4 win in Game 2
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POTSDAM
BOUNCES BACK TO BEAT TUPPER
BEHIND COLEMAN HOMER |
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By Bob LaRue,
North Country
SportsNet
The Potsdam
Sandstoners
baseball team
bounced back
from an early
2-0 deficit to
turn back the
Tupper Lake
Lumberjacks 4-2
and move into
sole possession
of first place
in the Central
Division of
Section X.
Potsdam, Massena
and Ogdensburg
began the day
all with 4-1
records. Potsdam
pitcher Chris
Reece tossed a
complete-game
seven hitter,
striking out
eight and
surrendering
just one walk.
Jerry Coleman
led the Stoner
attack going
three-for-four
with a two-run
blast. Tupper
Lake (1-5, 2-6
overall) was led
by Tony Provost
who notched two
of the Jacks’
seven hits.
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2008
Section X Boys Baseball Scoreboard |
SATURDAY, MAY 10, 2008
Jim Pinkerton Wood Bat Tournament at Ogdensburg
Ogdensburg 8, Salmon River 0 (semifinal)
Beekmantown 4, Salmon River 2 (consolation)
Ogdensburg 13, Lowville 9 (championship)
Non League
Edwards-Knox 6, Alexandria Bay 5 (1st game)
Immaculate Heart 6, Edwards-Knox 0 (2nd game)
Jamesville-Dewitt 5, Massena 4 (1st game)
Massena 14, Jamesville-Dewitt 8 (2nd game)
FRIDAY, MAY 9, 2008
East Division
Madrid-Waddington 8, St. Regis Falls 0
Central Division
Potsdam 7, Gouverneur 3
Ogdensburg 8, Canton 1
Malone 10, Norwood-Norfolk 6
THURSDAY, MAY 8, 2008
East Division
Salmon River 6, Parishville-Hopkinton 1
Chateaugay 6, Madrid-Waddington 1
Central Division
Massena 8, Tupper Lake 0
Malone 14, Gouverneur 5
West Division
Heuvelton 8, Lisbon 7
Hammond 9, Harrisville 8
Edwards-Knox 3, Hermon-DeKalb 2
Clifton-Fine 4, Morristown 3
WEDNESDAY, MAY 7, 2008
East Division
St. Lawrence Central 10, Brushton-Moira 9
Salmon River 6, Chateaugay 1 (1st game)
Salmon River 5, Chateaugay 4 (2nd game)
St. Regis Falls at Madrid-Waddington, ppd.
Central Division
Canton 2, Potsdam 1 (10 innings)
Ogdensburg 17, Tupper Lake 1
Malone 4, Massena 0
TUESDAY, MAY 6, 2008
East Division
Brushton-Moira 15, Chateaugay 3
Central Division
Massena 10, Malone 5
West Division
Heuvelton 24, Clifton-Fine 4
Lisbon 7, Harrisville 0
Hermon-DeKalb 12, Hammond 11
Non League
Potsdam 22, Parishville-Hopkinton 10
MONDAY, MAY 5, 2008
East Division
St. Lawrence Central 4, Parishville-Hopkinton 3
(8 innings)
Brushton-Moira 21, Madrid-Waddington 4
Chateaugay 22, St. Regis Falls 1
Central Division
Potsdam 4, Tupper Lake 2
Canton 8, Norwood-Norfolk 3
West Division
Lisbon 5, Hermon-DeKalb 2
Edwards-Knox 5, Morristown 3
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POTSDAM BEATS WILDCATS BEHIND
SCANCARELLA'S ARM & BAT |
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Gouverneur's Matt Bates scores from
third base on a wild pitch against
Potsdam. The Sandstoners
recovered, returning to their
winning ways with a 7-3 win over the
Wildcats. Chris Woods
delivered two hits including a
double to lead the Wildcats (1-5).
(Ed Smith photo)
Game Gallery
Potsdam's Mike Scancarello was the
winning pitcher and aided his own
cause going 2-for-4 with three RBIs,
Jerry Coleman went 3-for-4 and Chris
Reece slammed two hits for Potsdam.
(6-2, 7-2 overall). Potsdam
broke a 1-1 tie with two runs in the
fifth inning and added an insurance
marker in the sixth.
Gouverneur's Duane Roberts doubles
to right-center field to keep the
Wildcats in the contest.
Gouverneur scratched for single runs
in the fourth, fifth and seventh,
but was saddled with three errors in
the game.
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HAMMOND RALLIES FOR FOUR RUNS FOR
WALKOFF 9-8 WIN VS. PIRATES |
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Legging out a homerun, Hammond’s
Brandon Howie (18) rounds third
base, headed for home.
The Hammond Red Devils rallied for
four runs in the bottom of the 7th
inning to post a 9-8
win on a day when all four of the West
Division games were decided by one
run. With the win, Harrisville
slid into third place in the
division.
(Eric Foote photo)
Game Gallery
Hammond’s Tony DeMarco (12) reaches
back to fire a pitch. James
Stark-Ennis ripped a double and the
game-winning RBI to polish off a
four-run seventh inning rally that
turned the Devils victorious.
Stark-Ennis was 2-for-3 on the game.
Harrisville first baseman Colin
Baker (14) makes the throw to to his
pitcher Jason Thomas (2) covering at
first to make the out. Carson
Patnode, Josh Hartle, Adrian Fraser
and Tyler Berwald all delivered two
hits for the Pirates.
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LISBON'S
LASSIAL FIRES TWO-HITTER TO
DELIVER WIN VS. HARRISVILLE |
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By Bob LaRue,
North Country
SportsNet
Lisbon’s
Josh Lassial
tossed a
two-hit,
complete-game
shutout in the
Golden Knights’
7-0 triumph at
Harrisville.
Lisbon, now 5-1,
remains a game
behind
undefeated
Heuvelton for
the West
Division lead.
Eric Mehaffy and
Jordan Miller
each triggered
three hits,
while Brandon
Robinson swatted
a two-run
double.
Harrisville’s
record fell to
4-3.
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HERMON-DEKALB BEATS HAMMOND
IN SLUGFEST ON WALKOFF ERROR |
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By Bob LaRue,
North Country
SportsNet
Hermon-DeKalb’s
Tyler Amo
singled, then
came around to
score the game
winner on an
outfield error
in the bottom of
the seventh
inning to lift
the Green Demons
to a 12-11 win
in a hitting
slugfest over
Hammond in West
Division action.
H-D’s Korey
Besaw slammed a
triple and a
single to help
power the win.
Hermon-DeKalb
improved to 5-2,
5-4 overall. For
Hammond (1-5),
Brandon Howie
homered twice
and Chris
Thiverge also
swatted a round
tripper.
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Games
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THORBAHN'S TWO-RUN SINGLE LIFTS
CANTON TO 4-2 WIN VS. MALONE |
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Ogdensburg's Tyler Stevenson (left)
threw a complete game and slammed a
homerun to aid his own cause in the
Blue Devils' 9-3 win over Canton and
pitcher Brad Stone (right).
The win moved O.F.A. into a
three-way with Potsdam and Massena
atop the Central Division race, all
with identical 4-1 records.
(Ed Smith photo)
Game Gallery
Canton's James Chase (2) is greeted
at home by teammates after hitting a
two-run homerun to tie the game 2-2
in the third inning. OFA had
scored twice in the first inning to
take the lead.
Ogdensburg's Tyler Stevenson shakes
Coach Mike Sargent's hand after
crushing a long homerun onto the
roof a building beyond centerfield.
Steven's solo blast came in the 4th
inning, after Ogdensburg had
regained the lead 4-2 in the third
frame when Mike Luckie and Brendan
Merna scored after hits.
Canton's Mike Murray scored on an
error in the top of the fifth,
before the Blue Devils sealed the
win with a four-run rally in last of
the fifth inning highlighted by
Stevenson's two RBI double.
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THORBAHN'S TWO-RUN SINGLE LIFTS
CANTON TO 4-2 WIN VS. MALONE |
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Canton’s Ridge Thorbahn laid down
the sacrifice bunt and was thrown
out by Malone catcher Dan Marshall.
In the sixth inning, Thorbahn lashed
a bases-loaded two-RBI single to
break a 2-2 tie and lift the Golden
Bears (2-1) to a 4-2 comeback win
over the Huskies. Mike Murray
also had two hits for the Bears.
(Eric Foote photo)
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Canton’s Jordan Brown (24) reaches
out to snatch the ball making the
out at first just getting Malone’s
Nick Leffler (30).
Canton’s James Chase worked his way
out trouble in the first inning when
he gave up two runs, but then
scattered just three hits for the
rest the game in a four-hit victory.
Canton scratched for a run in the
third inning and rallied for three
runs in the sixth.
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N-N FLYERS WIN FIRST GAME OF SEASON
TROUNCING TUPPER 18-4 |
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Norwood-Norfolk's Jordan Bond slides
safely into second base against
Tupper Lake. The Flyers blew
the game open with a five-run rally
in the third inning to post their
first win of the season, 18-4 vs.
Tupper Lake. (LaRue photo)
Game Gallery
Norwood-Norfolk lefty Pat Durant
dominated Tupper Lake batters,
striking out four and allowing just
one run in four innings on the
mound. Meanwhile, the Flyers
staked him to a 12-0 lead.
Durant also helped his own cause
with three RBIs.
N-N's Seth Clark squares around for
a bunt attempt. Clark
delivered two hits and two RBI's for
the Flyers, while Kirk Colbert
slammed a two-run homerun. Bob
Lawyer drilled a two-run triple to
lead Tupper Lake who fell to 1-4,
2-5 overall.
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2008
Section X Boys Baseball Scoreboard |
SATURDAY, MAY 3, 2008
Central Division
Ogdensburg 9, Canton 3
Non League
Malone 4, Brushton-Moira 1 (1st game)
Malone 21, Brushton-Moira 1 (2nd game)
Sackets Harbor 11, Hermon-DeKalb 2
FRIDAY, MAY 2, 2008
Central Division
Canton 4, Malone 2
West Division
Harrisville 6, Clifton-Fine 5 (9 innings)
Heuvelton 21, Morristown 2
Lisbon at Hermon-DeKalb, ppd.
THURSDAY, MAY 1, 2008
East Division
Parishville-Hopkinton 6, Madrid-Waddington 4
Central Division
Potsdam 4, Ogdensburg 3
Norwood-Norfolk 18, Tupper Lake 4
West Division
Clifton-Fine 20, Hammond 12
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 30, 2008
East Division
Brushton-Moira 6, St. Lawrence Central 4
Central Division
Massena 6, Gouverneur 0
West Division
Heuvelton 16, Edwards-Knox 13
Lisbon 10, Hammond 6
Harrisville 21, Morristown 15
Hermon-DeKalb 10, Clifton-Fine 5
TUESDAY, APRIL 29, 2008
East Division
Parishville-Hopkinton 13, Chateaugay 12 (8
innings)
Salmon River 9, St. Lawrence Central 5
Central Division
Massena 6, Potsdam 2
Malone 14, Tupper Lake 0
Ogdensburg 10, Norwood-Norfolk 4
West Division
Heuvelton 9, Harrisville 2
Hermon-DeKalb 17, Morristown 6
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FISHER'S THREE-RUN BLAST LIFTS
OGDENSBURG TO 10-4 WIN VS. N-N |
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Norwood-Norfolk catcher Matt Carbone couldn't get the tag down in
time to get the Ogdensburg runner
coming in from third.
O.F.A. beat Norwood-Norfolk 10-4
to climb into first place in the
Central Division after Potsdam lost
its first game of the season to
Massena 6-2. (Eric Foote photo)
Game
Gallery
Norwood-Norfolk's Nick Howard rips
the pitch off the meat of the bat
for a basehit. Howard led the
Flyers with three hits. However, wit
the score tied 3-3 in the top of the
third inning, O.F.A.'s Andy Fisher
blasted a three-run home run to
catapult the Blue Devils into the
lead to stay.
Ogdensburg’s Brendan Merna (34) is
safe at first after avoiding the tag
of Norwood-Norfolk’s Pat Durant.
Durant and Nick Belile each had a
pair of hits for Norwood-Norfolk.
For Ogdensburg, Gene Bouyer, Nick
Wallace, Andy Ladouceur and Brent
Rabidea each registered two hits in
the victory.
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HERMON-DEKALB TURNS BACK C-F EAGLES'
EARLY SCORES IN 10-5 WIN |
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Hermon-DeKalb first baseman Jeremy
Warren applies the tag on a
Clifton-Fine runner who just gets
back safely, getting his hand under
the glove. After Clifton-Fine
plated two runs in the top of the
first, the Green Demons responded
with three three-run back-to-back
innings en route to a 10-5 win.
H-D's Sean Brown had four RBIs.
(Eric Foote photo)
Game Gallery
Hermon-DeKalb’s Tyler Amo (2) is
just barely safe at first after
beating out and infield ground ball.
Jared Brown was credited with the
win on the mound for the Demons.
Dustin Fenlong contributed two
singles and two RBIs in the victory.
Clifton-Fine’s pitcher Casey Forkey
(1) reaches back to fire to the
plate. The Eagles were led by
Gordon Whitney's two hits.
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Games
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COLEMAN DELIVERS POTSDAM TO 8-4 WIN
OVER NORWOOD-NORFOLK |
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Potsdam's Jerry Coleman displays a
quality mix of high heat, sweeping
curve combined with a changeup that
has changed up the Sandstoners to a
contender in the Central Division
this season. Potsdam beat
Norwood-Norfolk 8-4 on Friday.
(Eric Foote photo)
Game
Gallery
Potsdam’s John Coleman slides into
third base safely to record a stolen
base and then would eventually come
around to score. Mike
Scancarello smashed four hits
including a pair of doubles and
three RBIs to lead the Potsdam
attack.
Norwood-Norfolk first baseman Seth
Clark makes the stretch to just get
the Potsdam runner in a bang-bang
play. Chris Reese racked up
three doubles for the Flyers, while
Matt Frego added two doubles and s
single. Potsdam rolled out to
a 5-0 lead through the first three
innings, before the Flyers scratched
for a run in the 4th and another in
the 5th. Potsdam put the game
out of reach with a three-run rally
in the 6th inning.
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WELLER OUTDUELS UPPSTROM AS LARRIES
BEAT M-W JACKETS 10-7 |
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Madrid-Waddington's Jordan Kendall
sweeps to the backside of home plate
to avoid the tag from St. Lawrence
Central pitcher Mike Weller on the
relay from the outfield.
Kendall scored the game's first run
in the first inning, but the Larries
took advantage of a wild pitch and a
throwing error to take the lead in
the bottom of the inning, en route
to a 10-7 win over the Yellow
Jackets
(0-3) in East Division play.
The Larries moved up to 2-1 with the
win. (Bob LaRue photo)
Game
Gallery
St. Lawrence Central's Phil Dishaw
reaches out to slice the outside
pitch to right field for a basehit
and an RBI.
St. Lawrence Central pitcher Mike
Weller (left) and
Madrid-Waddington's David Uppstrom
each struck out nine batters.
The Jackets scratched a run or two
in five of the seven innings, but
the Larries capitalized on two big
innings with a four-run first and a
five-run rally in the 5th inning to
break open a 5-4 game.
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HEUVELTON RALLIES LATE TO WIN IN 9TH
INNING 10-6 VS. HAMMOND |
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Hammond’s Dan Ceresoli (3)
slides in safely to beat the tag
of Heuvelton catcher Hargrave.
Hammond took a 6-3 lead into the
sixth inning, but could not
contain the Bulldogs who bounced
back to tie and force extra
innings. Heuvelton went on
to rally for four runs in the
top of the 9th inning to beat
Hammond 10-6 on Tuesday.
Heuvelton relief pitcher Brookin
Decker kept the Red Devils in check
by pitching four scoreless innings
of relief for the win.
(Eric Foote photo)
Game
Gallery
Hammond’s Tony DeMarco (12) tags out
Heuvelton’s starting pitcher Josh
Dettmer in a rundown near second
base.
Hammond pitcher Brandon Howie
reaches back to fire the pitch.
Howie pitched a strong game into the
late innings, but was touched for a
run in the sixth and two in the
seventh to tie the game. He
led the Devils with two singles, a
triple and three RBIs.
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HEUVELTON
OPENS WITH 4-3 NON-LEAGUE WIN AT
HALL OF FAME |
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By Bob LaRue,
North Country
SportsNet
In the shadow
of the hallowed
Baseball Hall of
Fame in
Cooperstown,
N.Y., the
Heuvelton
Bulldogs opened
their 2008
campaign nipping
Richfield
Springs 4-3 in a
non-league game
on Thursday.
After the
Richfield
Indians snagged
a 1-0 lead in
the top of the
first, the
Bulldogs
countered with a
pair in the
bottom of the
frame. The
Indians
scratched for
single scores in
the third and
fourth innings
to edged into a
3-2 lead. But
Heuvelton’s
Jesse Hargrave
delivered the
key hit,
walloping an RBI
double in a
two-run sixth
inning that put
the Bulldogs
ahead for keeps
4-3. Sean Kelly,
Al Ashley and
David Putman
also had RBIs
for Heuvelton.
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2008
Section X Boys Baseball Scoreboard |
SATURDAY, APRIL 26, 2008
Chris Marasco Tournament at Norwood-Norfolk
Tupper Lake 14, Madrid-Waddington 8
Norwood-Norfolk 21, St. Lawrence Central 0
St. Lawrence Central 16, Tupper Lake 2
Norwood-Norfolk 8, Madrid-Waddington 2 (N-N wins
tourn.)
Non League
Watertown 8, Massena 2
Carthage 13, Canton 6FRIDAY, APRIL 25, 2008
East Division
St. Lawrence Central 10, Madrid-Waddington 7
Parishville-Hopkinton 10, St. Regis Falls 4
Central Division
Potsdam 8, Norwood-Norfolk 4
Canton 7, Massena 2
Gouverneur 10, Tupper Lake 2
West Division
Heuvelton 7, Lisbon 6 (8 innings)
THURSDAY, APRIL 24, 2008
Central Division
Massena 11, Norwood-Norfolk 4
Ogdensburg 8, Malone 5
West Division
Heuvelton 9, Hermon-DeKalb 3
Lisbon 14, Clifton-Fine 4
Harrisville 8, Edwards-Knox 6
Hammond 11, Morristown 10
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 23, 2008
East Division
Chateaugay 6, St. Lawrence Central 4
Brushton-Moira 4, Parishville-Hopkinton 0
Salmon River 4. Madrid-Waddington 1
Central Division
Potsdam 7, Malone 4
Ogdensburg 8, Gouverneur 1
Tupper Lake 7, Canton 5
TUESDAY, APRIL 22, 2008
East Division
Chateaugay 9, Madrid-Waddington 5
Salmon River 18, Parishville-Hopkinton 15
Central Division
Massena 10, Tupper Lake 6
Potsdam 18, Gouverneur 0
West Division
Heuvelton 10, Hammond 6 (9 innings)
Lisbon 6, Morristown 3
Hermon-DeKalb 6, Harrisville 3
Clifton-Fine 11, Edwards-Knox 6
MONDAY, APRIL 21, 2008
East Division
St. Lawrence Central 14, St. Regis Falls 5
West Division
Harrisville 15, Hammond 3
THURSDAY, APRIL 17, 2008
Heuvelton 4, Richfield Springs 3
THURSDAY, APRIL 10, 2008
Non League
Alexandria Bay 10,Hermon-DeKalb 6
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HEUVELTON RACKS UP ITS 2ND LEAGUE
WIN BEATING H-D DEMONS |
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Hermon-DeKalb’s Kory Besaw
presents the ball to the umpire
after slapping the tag on a
Heuvelton runner who attempted
to steal second base.
Heuvelton bounced back from a
2-0 deficit in the first two
innings to pound out a 9-3 win
and stay unbeaten in Section X's
West Division.
Hermon-DeKalb suffered its first
loss (1-1). (Eric Foote
photo)
Game
Gallery
Hermon-DeKalb’s Tyler Amo reaches
first base on an infield single
toward third base. Amo and
Warren each hit solo home runs in
the first and third innings.
Heuvelton’s Brookin Decker laced a
triple to deep center field scoring
two runs on the hit. Decker
went 2-for-3 with a game-best four
RBIs in powering the Bulldog
victory. Josh Dettmer also had
two hits and two RBIs.
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LARRIES' EARLY RALLIES PUT AWAY
ST. REGIS FALLS 14-5 IN OPENER |
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St. Lawrence
Central’s Ryan Patraw tags out St. Regis Falls
Sean Tebeau while sliding into
third base. The Larries
captured their home opener in
convincing
fashion by
beating the St.
Regis Falls
Saints with 14 runs
on nine hits in a
14-5 win in the lone East
Division game on opening day
Monday. Cody Fuentes
drilled a pair
of doubles and
knocked in three
runs, while Mark
Peets cracked
three hits. (Eric Foote photo)
Game
Gallery
Saints'2nd
baseman Kris
Wilson leaps for
the ball on the
throw to second
base, but unable
to get the
Larries' base
runner.
St. Lawrence
Central's Mike
Weller came on
in relief of
starter Phil
Dishaw in the
fourth inning
and picked up
the win on the
mound.
Dishaw struck
out seven
batters in the
first nine outs
with no runs
allowed in the
first three
frames.
The Larries
rallied big
innings with
four runs in the
second and five
more in the
third inning to
capture the win.
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HARRISVILLE'S COLONEY DELIVERS
OPENING DAY ONE-HITTER IN WIN |
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By Bob LaRue,
North Country
SportsNet
Harrisville’s
Tom Coloney
tossed a one
hitter and
struck out 14
batters as the
Pirates opened
their 2008
campaign with a
15-3 win over
the Hammond Red
Devils. After
giving up a run
in the top of
the first,
Harrisville
erupted for
seven runs in
its first at
bats of the
season in the
bottom of the
frame and six
more in the
second inning to
grab a
commanding 13-1
lead. The
Pirates rapped
out 13 hits in
the win. Tyler
Berwald and
Carson Patnode
each delivered
three hits,
while Coal
Campbell and
Jason Thomas
each cracked two
hits.
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