Friday, July 9, 2004

2004 Ketchum Coed Softball League

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TEAM, SPONSOR REC. RUNS VS.

View Point 5-0 83 23
Ketchum/SV Firefighters 4-1 90 49
Color Haus 4-1 71 45
Casino 4-1 75 46
Sawtooth Club/Roosevelt 3-2 50 65
Lefty's Bar & Grill 2-3 65 57
Whitehead Landscaping 2-3 64 70
Pioneer/SV Associates 1-4 48 89
East Ave. Bistro/Empty Beer 0-5 37 84
Cellar Pub 0-5 27 82

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RESULTS

Color Haus 8, Lefty’s 7
On an evening featuring three serious routs, this was the best game by far. Tied 2-2 in the home third, Color Haus went up 6-2 on jacks by Josh Jacobson (nice bruise), Jeff Burrell (nice catch) and Dan Gearhart (nice pitching). Lefty’s climbed back in on RBI hits by Frank "The Cupper" Salvoni and Bryan Speth in the fourth and took a one-run lead in the fifth on back-to-back belts by Tony Mallane, Caleb Donegan and Britt Oversby, and a single by new dad Buff Rixon. In the home sixth Lars Hovey (nice friends) slugged a triple to set the table for Brian Burrell (2 hits), who gapped a homerun to right center for another lead change at 8-7. In the top of the seventh, Heffe ran down a potential homerun by Donegan to lock up the win. Color Haus (13 hits): Hovey 2 hits, 1 run. Chris Benson 2 hits (double). Bonnie Burrell 2 hits (double), 1 run.

Lefty’s (15 hits): Dave Hausmann 3 hits, 1 run. Diane Johns 3 singles, 1 run. Bryan Speth 2 doubles, 2 runs.

 

View Point 26, Pioneer/SV Associates 2
Despite the drubbing the Pioneer never gave up. Down 23-2 in the fifth, the Pio flashed some serious leather, gunning down a View Point runner on an 8-6-1 play at the plate. The Pointers were stoking the ball like Sammy Sosa at BP with 28 hits in five frames – 18 went for extra bases. View Point (28 hits): Georgia Hutchinson 4-for-4 (2 triples), 3 runs. Robin Sarchett 2 HR, triple. Wendy Hosman & Rod Watson 3 hits, 3 runs each. Jay Singleton 3-for-3, 1 run. Pioneer (6 hits): Brian Rhgh 2 hits (double). Dillon Witmer 1 hit, 1 run. John Panghella HR. Molly & Karoka Jolma 2 hit each.

 

Whitehead Landscaping 22, Cellar Pub 12
More plate action than Charles Barkley at a Golden Corral for the Whitehead crew. After a 1-2-3 first inning, Whitehead rattled the bats and the Cellar, scoring all 22 runs in four innings to vault into a two-way tie for sixth place. Whitehead (18 hits): Vilnes Nickolaisons four hits (triple/2 doubles), 3 runs. Julie Gardner 3 hits (double), 1 run. Anthony R. 2 hits (2B), 3 runs. Amanda Black 1 hit, 3 runs. Cellar (16 hits): Ben Flandro 3 hits (triple/double), 3 runs. Billy Cook 3 hits (2B), 3 runs. Damon 3 hits (HR/2B), 2 runs. Amy H. 2 hits, 1 run.

 

Firefighters 25, Sawtooth Club/Roosevelt 3
Sawtooth Club was booting worse than freshmen at a frat party. The Clubbers committed 11 errors, which led to eight runs by the Firefighters. Not that KFD needed any help. The pole huggers belted 21 hits in five innings to move into a 3-way tie for second place. The standings will shake out next week with KFD dueling the Color Haus and Casino taking on View Point. Firefighters (21 hits): Matt Zachary 4 hits (2 triples, double), 5 runs. Pam Rudolph 2 hits, 3 runs. Ken Edwards 3 hits, 1 run. Matt Christian HR. Ken Rudolph 2 hits, 3 runs. Sawtooth Club (6 hits): Eric Ayers 2 hits, 1 run. Chris Thie 2 singles. Warren Christiansen 1 hit, 2 runs. Lisa Vadalma single.

 

Casino 17, East Ave. Bistro 11
Trailing 8-4 in the home third, the Casino went to work, scoring five runs to take a 9-8 lead. Anthony Anderson (3 hits/HR) and Matt Stacey (3 hits) both doubled in the frame and sushi queen Brenda Griffin (3 hits) belted a triple to put the Casino on top for good. Casino (20 hits): Jill Morse 3 hits, 3 runs. Idie Mawby 2 hits, 2 runs. Joe Reali 2 hits (double), 3 runs. East Ave. (10 hits): Butler Bell 2 hits (IPHR). Mike Davis 2 hits, 1 run. Kami Miller 1 hit, 1 run.

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UPCOMING GAMES

WEDNESDAY, JULY 14 (fields #1 and #2)
5:15 p.m. East Ave. Bistro vs. Lefty’s (#1)
6:30 p.m. View Point vs. Casino (#1)
6:30 p.m. Whitehead Landscape vs. Sawt. Club/Roosevelt (#2)
7:45 p.m. Pioneer/SV Associates vs. Cellar Pub (#1)
7:45 p.m. Color Haus vs. Firefighters (#2)

 

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