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SPORTS THE PONCHATOULA TIMES. MAY 2. 1985. PAGE SIX Citizens sluggers triumph By DUANE E. HARRIS Sports Editor "We dogged them. There were a lot of things we did but I did my part in striking out Jack, Chris and Brad in the first two innings. Don't listen to my brother, I only walked two," quipped Citizens pitcher Jayme Berthelot fol- lowing Saturday's 4-0 victory over Hanna. Jayme BertheJot, Bryan Wolfe, Charles Landry and Jerrid Landry did all the scoring for Citizens in the first frame and notched a four run advan- tage. B.J. Schilling's single and walks made by both Kevin Shockley and Stephanie Wald pulled in the runs. But their scot- ing spree ended with the consecutive strike outs of Justin Wells, Curtis Kennedy and Travis Hancock. Scoring superior were Jayme Berthe- lot who pitched in a run taken on a stolen base, a walk and a strike out; Bryan Wolfe's run taken on a single; Charles Landry's run taken on a hit and a strike out and Jerrid Ryan who scooted home on a walk and a strike out. From the plate, Kevin Shockley and Stephanie Wald were walked once and Justin Wells, Curtis Kennedy, Travis Hancock, Kelly Perrin and Brandon Robertson were all credited with one strike out each. Jayme Berthelot pitched seven strike outs, three walks and a wild pitch while B.J. Schilling finished as the winning pitcher with two strike outs. a walk and a wild pitch. Meanwhile, Hanna's Mike Smith and Brad Womer were the only players to run on a base hit and Wade Peltier, Jack Gabriel, Aaron Navarre and Sonny Harmon were the only batters walked by Citizens. From the mound, Chris Bowman pitched four walks and allowed four runs before Chris Thibodeaux took over [ate in the first frame. Thibodeaux pitched seven strike outs in a two inning span. Hanna compiled only two hits taken on four walked batters and nine strike outs. KENTUCKY FRIED CHICKEN 12 LAND OF SPORTS 0 "I knew we could do it. They had 13 baiters come to the plate and 1 struck out 1 1 of them, Chad caught a fly and 1 walked one," Stephen Perrin proudly stated when the K.C. team flooded onto the Jaycee diamond following a clean 12-O shutout over Land of Sports. Coach Lenny Miller and his team's extensive practice during the week paid for the first time. The team's statistical composite was comparable to that of a Ponchatoula Greenie game. KFC totaled 12 runs taken on nine hits in which there were two doubles and a triple, seven stolen bases, a sacrifice, 13 walked batters and 10 Keith Woods turned out a run on two walks and a strikeout: Bobby Lee pro- fessionally scored two runs taken on two hits and a walk: Brannon Pittman broke loose for two runs on a stolen base and two walks: Corey Roguin edged in a hit. a stolen base and two walks: Gene Ferrant picked up a walk and two strikeouts: Robert Foster also listed a walk and a strikeout and Shane Blodgett hustled up two walks and a strikeout. Stephen Perrin struck out 11 batters, walked only one batter and allowed a mere hit for KFC in the entire game. Statistics wise, it was a short story for t'he Land of Sports team. The team's only action was played in the initial frame when Devin Barringer rapped Kieth Averette was caught swinging at a very low pitch for Athletic Shop during their season opening loss to the K.C.'s. (Times Photo by Duane Harris) SLU coach named strikeouts, out the team's only base hit. Barringer ,. .............. Stephen Perrin led the team in hits .... ' " ' LU mlenc ulrec[or Leo ,Jones ann laS° e lluCrkied -rPehleatTrmSc°an aSleL ounced Friday that Frank Schneider with three in which he rapped out a ........... y .... . has been named the womens baskelbal Wlm me exception o raoy lattnews, I coach for the u comin season double and a triple and finished scoring every team member struck out at least Schneider whoPomes rom Lo : ..... two runs. Lenny Miller led the team in every- once , ubana - " ..... College replaces Ace Bryant who resig thing with three runs taken on a hit. Devin Barringer first took the mouna n " "" ........ ...... , , eo nls position at the end at me three stolen bases and two walks, for Land ot Sports and pitched seven 1984 85 season Playing superior ball were Chris Flan- strike outs. five walked batters and Schneider led 'his Louisiana "-" 1' agan who attributed a run on a single, allowed seven runs. mracy Canterbury tea ........ ,,..o lege • , .',' m to a Iu+-I overall record and two stolen bases and two strikeouts: who -]iet' _. orringer in the tounn ha th " " " , . - - . ,, , s ree seasons wnere nis team won Shane McMorris' run taken on a hit frame, struck out three bauers, walv, eo more than 20 ames Over the ast two which was a double and two strikeouts: six and allowed five runs. years he was granked in the topP NAIA teas in scoring this season. m m n! Now Open! ! Tucke r's Full - Serv• " S " tS IfS " • r,, Full ervtce a e ervtce Prtces. 202 W Pine St. Ponchatoula Price Busters *Gas *Liquor I.ml _A n o wvr. t-?"" . 0 .... fferlng a Full Line of Wine & Liquors N 0 II1 Im SPECIALS Old Milwaukee qt. 99 ° Bucsh qt. 99 ¢ Miller Ponies 8299 Thunderbird 99 ¢ 8-pk. Hardwood Canadian pt. $166 llll ll • Air FREE! 386-8858 Water • Vacu u rn 7 Days A Week Hours: 5 a.m. - 11 p.m. CP upsets Jaycees By DUANE E. HARRIS Sports Editor "We'll win by I00 runs. We're gonna take over what the K.C.'s used to have and we'll prove it to the Jayceestoday," remarked CP player Gene Malone shortly before the Jaycee surprise upset to Central Progressive Saturday in a 3-2 game. CP didn't win by 100 runs but the fans got their money's worth in a refexive game that even the calmest parent on the edge of his seat. But their were no sudden outbursts in the sixth game of opening day, The Jaycees took the lead right off the bat in the first inning and kept it through three innings. CP shortstop Larry Terry broke the tie with his double who later stole two bases on fly out raps. "'They were playing hard but it was a battle between the pitchers, Ronnie Corbin and Bobby Wolfe," commented Ms. Baseball Margie Lessard who has been the official scorekeeper for 26 years. Be that as it may, CP pitcher Ronnie -Corbin won over Wolfe by striking out 12 batters, walking two and allowing only four hits throughout the game. Suiki Courouleau, Larry Terry and Jeremy Schmidt were the scorers for CP with one run taken on one hit each. Suiki, Malone and Brett Tilyou were the only players to walk on the CP team and Ronnie Corbin, Larry Terry, Derrick Allen. Stanley Brown, Chris Wilson. Tommy Lucas and Damon Devaune were all credited with strike outs. For the Jaycees, Jason Wagner turned out a run from a walk, a stolen base and a strike out: Bobby Wolfe keyed in a run on a hit and a stolen base. At the plate. Brad Berner took a base hit and a strike out: Darryl Falcon added another hit and a strike out and David Probst. Mike Ribera, Chad Falcon. Ronnie Leblanc and Johnathan Pugh all struck out at the plate. Bobby Wolfe enclosed on Corbin's turf striking out I0 CP batters, walked three and allowed four hits. (CONTINUED FROM PAGE FOUR) Bryan Wolfe's run taken on two hits and Charles Landry's run on two walks were the only scoring fireworks dis- played by the Citizens team in the entire game. Jerrid Ryan. B.J. Schilling. Kevin Shockley, Stephanie Wald. Justin Wells, Curtis Kennedy and Kelly Perrin were all credited with strike outs and Kevin. Stephanie and Justin were the only players walked. Big B,J. Schilling pitched three strike outs, four walks and allowed three hits. He was replaced in the third frame bY Jared Ryan. 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