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neely banks Citizens
By DUANE E. HARRIS
Sports Editor
eely. the Dixie Youth
returned from an effortless
ing day game in which there were
and missing players to the
Park Monday, April 19 where
overwhelmed Citizens Finance
"If we lose its because we aren't the
team in the league and nothing
bluntly commented McKneely
Wayne Lebourgeois shortly
the gam
h Citizens coach Ralph
was up with his team the night
doing their headwork, it wasn't
enough to match McKneely's
Pitcher Phil McCrory.
was asked earlier of his goal of
out 20 batters and never
a walk. "'Phil replied
dy."l think it would be fantastic if
Really, if I did the coach might
rae pitch the whole season,'"
Phil wasn't far from
his game goal. Phil struck out
13 barters and walked only two batters:
• Jayne Berthe]ot and B,J. Schilling.
Well, what about it coach?
But its not as though CF pitcher Jayme
Berthelot went to sleep when his team
hit the field.
Jayme struck out 13 of his own
batters at the mound and walked nine.
"'They're going to be very talented ball
players in higher grades Its a serious
game to the boy's and girls." remarked
CF assistant coach Slippery' Ryan.$
The players proved it
Russel Thompson led theMcKneely
team in runs with three. Lonnie
Bourgeois and Phi] McCrory each
pulled in tw,o and Brad Lebougeois.
Justin Wells. Chad Kemp
Wells and Kemp attributed a run
each
At the plate for CF Jayme McCrory
listed the team's only hits with two
singles: Bryan Wolfe. Jerrid Ryan.
Shockley. Stephanie Waid and Kelly
Perrin all struck out once: Char]ie
Landry. Travis Hancock and Brandon
Robertson each struck out twice and
Brandon Robertson once
KFC6, CNB3
ugh the KFC team played back
in two games which totaled to
alf hours of steady play.
't affect their 6-3 win over Girl-
Bank in the final game of
in g day.
KFC Chris Flannagan and
Perrin throttled ahead as the
]ending scorers with two runs
on two hits each.
Miller picked up a run on a hit
walk; Shane McMorris added a
Kieth Woods made the only
and also added two strike outs:
Lee thundered home for one
on a single and Brannon Pittman,
Roguin. Oene Ferrant. Robert
Shane McMorns mastered the pitch-
ing aspects of the game for KFC
Shane struck out a massive ]0 batters.
v.alked only one but allowed nine hits•
CNB scrambled to regmn the loss but
,.*.as unable to penetrate KFC's field
coverage in the finai frame
Mike Puma. Glen Bridges and
Chucky Marun were the scorers for
CNB with one each
Right field player Chad Roberts struck
out three times: Scottie Price attributed
a hit and a strike out: ,Jay Robertson
stacked two hits: Aaron Sharp edged in
a hit and a strike out: Casey Wallace
was .alked once and struck out once
and Richard Stilley, Kevin Gregoire
and Todd Yenni aN were struck out.
CNB pitcher ,Jay' Robertson struck out
Jaycee pitcher David Probst released
this bomb which struck out Central
Progressive's Ronnie Corbin during
'Presented on the front page of The
Ponchatoula Times in the introduction
of the Dixie Youth.Big Farm and Dixie
Boys baseball associations.The feature
article includes the basic information
regarding the upcoming season as well
as a feature interview with Dixie Youth'
Shane Blodgett each struck nine batters, walked three and allowed s infamous Ms. Baseball.Margie Lessar
nine hits ° d.
their opening day losing clash to C.P.
( Iimes Photo by Duane Harris)
THE PONCHATOULA TIMES, MAY 2, 1985, PAGE FIVE
Jaycees outwit Athletic Shop
By DUANE E. HARRIS
Sports Editor
The Athletic Shop team members
were loaded with vengeful spirit and
determination but it wasn't enough to
compat against Jaycee sluggers who
together combined scoring 20 runs
on 13 hits in-which there were four
doubles, a stolen base, I0 walked
batters and only six strike outs.
"Brad's got speed but no control, no
control at all. At the plate, I never strike
out as much as my brother Kelly does,"
remarked Athletic Shop's secondary
pitcher Kieth Averette in the first frame
when the game was tied at one point.
But Kieth's thoughts soon drifted
away when in the second inning, the
Jaycees literally dropped the bomb on
Athletic shop which blew away their
three run lead.
In that second frame, the Jaycees
scored a massive 14 runs on I0 hits
and five walks• The score now favored
the Jaycees 18-7
Athletic Shop retaliated but was un-
able to scrape up the base hits or walks
from Jaycee relief pitcher Brad Berner.
Brad, who pitched two innings, struck
out four barters, walked four and
allowed only one hit, Bobby Wolfe. the
Jaycee starting pitcher, lined up five
strike outs and walked 15 batters at
large,
At the moung for Athletic Shop was
the two man team Brett Pinion and
Kieth Averette Brett. who pitched half
the game, struck out two batters.
walked eicht and allowed four hits.
Finally the eager relief pitcher Kieth
Averette approached the mound.
Kieth. in the same time, struck out
three batters, walked one and allowed
eight hits.
But it was too late to change strategy
because the official scorekeeper.
Margie Lessard, called the two hour
game off at 7:30 p.m.
For the Jaycees, Jason Wagner and
Bobby Wolfe led the team in scoring
with three runs; David Probst, Brad
Berner, Mike Ribera, Johnathan Picou
and Stephen Disher all attributed two
each as Darryl Falcon, Chad Falcon
and John Foggleman each added one.
Bobby Wolfe and Stephen Disher led
the team in walks with two each as
Jason,Wagner, David Probst, Brad
Berner. Chad Falcon. John Foggleman
and Johnathan Picou each walked
once.
At the plate for Athletic Shop, Kieth
Averette and Josh Stevens led the
team in scoring with three runs each as
Brett Pinion, Kelly Averette, Kelly
Brooks, Sammy Singerman, Rondale
Dufrene and Jamie Wald each pulled
home one run.
Rondale Dufrene and Josh Stevens
led the team in walks with three each',
• Kieth Averette, Kelly Brooks and
Jamie Wald walked twice each and
Brett Pinion, Kelly Averette, Lonnie
Br, aun. Sammy Singerman, Dale
Douglas and George Bigelon added
one each
Athletic Shop finished scoring 12 runs
on only one hit. a stolen base, 18
walked batters and nine batters
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