Tuesday July 15……..11:14 a.m…….after two straight cancellations (Wednesday and Sunday), it appears the weather will co-operate tomorrow…..HOT AND MUGGY!!!!!….DRINK LOTS OF FLUIDS!!!!……HAPPY SOFTBALLING!!!!!!…….r.rosenthal@fuse.net……..
Team Kirzner wins over Team Grefer 11-9 in 9
When Teams Grefer and Kirzner met in the first half, it was the 4th inning before Kirzner’s team had a man reach base. By then the score was 15-0. It was a different game as the 2nd half of the season gets under way. Kirzner led this one 9-1through 5 1/2 innings. The excellent pitching of David Fox kept the opposing batters off guard and the hitting of Mike Small (4-5, HR & 2 runs scored) and Jerry Kirzner (3-5, 2 RBI & 3 runs scored) helped pad the lead. Grefer’s team wasn’t the 1st half champs for nothing. They came back on consistant hitting to score 5 runs in the bottom of the 6th and tied the game with 3 more in the 7th. Kirzner scored 2 runs in the top of the 9th on the great baserunning of Jeff Finklestein, the gutsy stamina of Todd Wasserman, who pulled a side muscle and couldn’t swing a bat or run but was able to get a bunt down, and the power hitting of Joe Goldberg (3-5, 2 Rbi) with a 2 out double to bring in an insurance run. Grefer had the tying runs on base in the in the bottom of the 9th with 2 outs when Fox got opposing pitcher Barry Kaplan to fly out to LCF.
Second Half Schedule– Click on the Schedule to enlarge
ROGER’S HOT CORNER…………
Thursday June 26…………12:09 a.m………..CONGRATULATIONS TEAM GREFER!!!!!!!!!!
Team Kirzner destroys the “Death Star” Team Mark Vader Weisser
It was pitching and defense that helped Team Kirzner defeat Team Weisser 5-3. Weisser led early, 2-1 but Kirzner tied it in the third. Weisser tried to go ahead in the 5th by loading the bases with nobody out. After a force out at home, the inning ended when Shauli Grinspan caught a fly ball in left center and threw out Scot Wolf at home for a double play.In the 6th, Kirzner took a 1 run lead in the top of the inning, but defense again prevented a major rally in the bottom of the 6th when Teddy “Ballgame” Kantor caught a leaping fly ball in right field to end the inning stranding two runners. Weisser’s team tied the game in the bottom of the 7th, but Kirzner scored 2 runs in the top of the 8th and held on for a 5-3 win.

