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FUTURES COLLEGIATE BASEBALL LEAGUE HISTORY & RECORDS BOOK TABLE OF CONTENTS Year-By-Year Standings & Playoff Summaries 2 All-Time Records 4 Head-To-Head Results 6 Season Records 8 Batting 8 Pitching 11 Year-By-Year Individual Leaders 13 Team Records 17 Batting 17 Pitching 18 Fielding 19 Year-By-Year Team Leaders 20 Single-Game Records 22 Team 22 Individual 23 Streaks & No-Hitters 24 Team-By-Team Records (Current Teams) 25 Career Records 31 Batting 31 Pitching 33 Postseason 35 Year-By-Year Results 35 Totals & Most Valuable Players 38 Single-Game Records 39 Batting Records 40 Pitching Records 42 Hall of Fame 44 Annual Awards 45 All-FCBL Teams 49 Weekly & Nightly Awards 55 Alumni in Major League Baseball 67 Alumni Drafted/Signed by MLB Organizations 68 All-Star Games 74 “Home Run Derby Wins It” 75 All-Time Results 75 ​ ​ Records 76 All-Time Field Managers 77 Attendance Totals 78 The Futures Collegiate Baseball League History & Records Book was initially compiled by Joshua Kummins, Rob Papazian and Allen Perreault in 2020. Cover designed by Matt Sottile. Please email [email protected] ​ with additional information or corrections. 1 YEAR-BY-YEAR STANDINGS & PLAYOFF SUMMARIES 2011 W L Pct. GB 2014 W L Pct. GB Nashua 27 16 .628 -- East Torrington 27 17 .614 0.5 Martha’s Vineyard 30 23 .566 -- Martha’s Vineyard 23 21 .523 4.5 Brockton 30 25 .545 1 Seacoast 10 33 .233 17 North Shore 26 29 .473 5 Seacoast 24 29 .453 6 Championship (Best of 3): Nashua 2 games, Old Orchard Beach 19 34 .358 11 ​ Torrington 0 (12-0, 8-3). West Worcester 32 22 .593 -- 2012 W L Pct. GB Torrington 28 25 .528 3.5 Nashua 39 13 .750 -- Nashua 28 26 .519 4 North Shore 32 20 .615 7 Pittsfield 26 27 .491 5.5 Torrington 29 22 .569 9.5 Wachusett 26 29 .473 6.5 Brockton 30 23 .566 9.5 Pittsfield 27 25 .519 12 First Round (Single Game): Torrington 9, Nashua ​ Martha's Vineyard 26 28 .491 13.5 8; Pittsfield 8, Brockton 3. Semifinals (Best of 3): ​ Old Orchard Beach 23 30 .434 16.5 Worcester 2 games, Pittsfield 0 (8-4, 4-3); Martha’s Seacoast 20 33 .377 19.5 Vineyard 2 games, Torrington 0 (3-1, 7-3). Wachusett 9 42 .176 29.5 Championship (Best of 3): Worcester 2 games, ​ Martha’s Vineyard 0 (5-2, 1-0). Semifinals (Best of 3): North Shore 2 games, ​ Torrington 1 (1-2, 9-3, 4-1); Nashua 2 games, 2015 W L Pct. GB Brockton 0 (11-9, 3-2). Championship (Best of 3): East ​ Nashua 2 games, North Shore 0 (3-1, 6-2). Martha’s Vineyard 34 20 .630 -- Brockton 34 22 .607 1 2013 W L Pct. GB North Shore 33 22 .600 1.5 Martha’s Vineyard 35 18 .660 -- Nashua 28 28 .500 7 Nashua 34 19 .642 1 Seacoast 15 41 .268 20 North Shore 26 25 .510 8 West Old Orchard Beach 26 27 .491 9 Bristol 33 23 .589 -- Pittsfield 25 27 .481 9.5 Worcester 26 30 .464 7 Brockton 24 26 .480 9.5 Torrington 24 28 .462 7 Torrington 22 28 .440 11.5 Pittsfield 25 30 .455 7.5 Seacoast 21 32 .396 14 Wachusett 22 30 .423 9 Wachusett 20 31 .392 14 First Round (Single Game): Martha’s Vineyard 4, ​ First Round (Single Game): Old Orchard Beach 1, Pittsfield 1; Nashua 5, North Shore 2; Bristol 3, ​ Pittsfield 0; Brockton 2, North Shore 1. Semifinals Torrington 1; Worcester 3, Brockton 0. Semifinals ​ ​ (Best of 3): Nashua 2 games, Brockton 0 (3-2, (Single Game): Bristol 7, Nashua 0; Worcester 7, ​ ​ 6-1); Martha’s Vineyard 2 games, Old Orchard Martha’s Vineyard 4. Championship (Best of 3): ​ Beach 0 (4-3, 7-3). Championship (Best of 3): Worcester 2 games, Bristol 1 (2-1, 0-1, 6-4). ​ Martha’s Vineyard 2 games, Nashua 0 (11-2, 6-3). 2 2016 W L Pct. GB 2018 W L Pct. GB East Martha’s Vineyard 36 17 .679 -- Seacoast 36 18 .667 -- Worcester 33 19 .635 2.5 Nashua 34 21 .618 2.5 Bristol 29 23 .558 6.5 North Shore 29 27 .518 8 Brockton 27 29 .482 10.5 Brockton 27 29 .482 10 Nashua 21 32 .396 15 Martha’s Vineyard 21 35 .375 16 Pittsfield 20 31 .392 15 West North Shore 20 35 .364 17 Worcester 37 18 .673 -- Torrington 24 29 .453 12 First Round (Single Game): Bristol 4, Pittsfield 0; ​ Bristol 23 32 .418 14 Brockton 6, Nashua 5. Semifinals (Best of 3): ​ Pittsfield 22 31 .415 14 Worcester 2 games, Bristol 0 (8-6, 11-5); Martha’s Wachusett 21 34 .382 16 Vineyard 2 games, Brockton 1 (5-7, 3-2, 5-0). Championship (Best of 3): Martha’s Vineyard 1, ​ First Round (Single Game): North Shore 5, Worcester 1; co-champions declared due to rainout ​ Brockton 0; Nashua 6, Torrington 2. Semifinals (6-10, 4-2, game 3 canceled). ​ (Best of 3): Worcester 2 games, North Shore 0 ​ (5-1, 5-4); Nashua 2 games, Seacoast 1 (2-4, 12-5, 2019 W L Pct. GB 10-9). Championship (Best of 3): Nashua 2 Brockton 31 23 .574 -- ​ ​ games, Worcester 0 (9-8, 8-5). Bristol 31 23 .574 -- North Shore 30 25 .545 1.5 2017 W L Pct. Pts. Worcester 30 26 .536 2 East Pittsfield 28 27 .509 3.5 Brockton 32 21 .632 67 Nashua 27 27 .500 4 Nashua 26 27 .500 53 Westfield 15 41 .268 17 Martha’s Vineyard 26 28 .491 53 Seacoast 25 29 .463 50 First Round (Single Game): North Shore 8, ​ North Shore 21 32 .406 43 Nashua 7; Worcester 10, Pittsfield 1. Semifinals ​ West (Best of 3): Bristol 2 games, North Shore 1 (1-3, ​ Bristol 28 22 .560 56 12-7, 8-5); Worcester 2 games, Brockton 1 (6-2, Wachusett 29 23 .558 58 6-12, 8-2). Championship (Best of 3): Worcester ​ ​ Pittsfield 26 27 .500 53 2 games, Bristol 0 (2-1, 12-2). Worcester 25 29 .491 53 2020 W L Pct. GB First Round (Single Game): Nashua 5, Pittsfield Worcester 23 15 .605 -- ​ 2; Worcester 9, Wachusett 2. Semifinals (Best of Nashua 23 16 .590 0.5 ​ 3): Worcester 2 games, Brockton 0 (4-3, 13-8); Brockton 19 20 .487 4.5 ​ Nashua 2 games, Bristol 0 (10-9, 4-3). North Shore 18 20 .474 5 Championship (Best of 3): Nashua 2 games, Westfield 17 21 .447 6 ​ Worcester 0 (4-1, 2-0). New Britain 15 23 .395 8 Season start delayed until July 2 due to COVID-19 pandemic. Championship (Best of 3): Nashua 2 ​ ​ games, Worcester 1 (2-3, 5-1, 5-3). 3 4 5 HEAD-TO-HEAD RESULTS 6 7 SEASON BATTING RECORDS (min. 2.7 PA/team game) Batting Average .421 Mickey Gasper Nashua Bryant University 2016 .403 Kyle Bonicki Wachusett Clark University 2016 .398 Sal Frelick North Shore Boston College 2020 .397 Cam Cook Nashua Nichols College 2017 .393 Kevin Stenhouse Seacoast University of Rhode Island 2012 .379 Chris Rinaldi Worcester College of the Holy Cross 2018 .376 Logan Gillis Nashua Bentley University 2011 .374 Jack Roberts Martha’s Vineyard Williams College 2017 .373 Brian Campbell Martha’s Vineyard Stonehill College 2015 Ryan Siegel Martha’s Vineyard Mercyhurst University 2013 Home Runs 22 Ryan Gendron Seacoast Southern New Hampshire University 2015 18 Zack Tower Wachusett Franklin Pierce University 2017 15 Ryan Sullivan Nashua Southern New Hampshire University 2017 14 Mike Corin Wachusett University of Rhode Island 2014 RBI 63 Eric Hamilton Pittsfield Oswego State University 2016 53 Ryan Gendron Seacoast Southern New Hampshire University 2015 50 Zack Tower Wachusett Franklin Pierce University 2017 49 Mike Odenwaelder Torrington Amherst College 2014 45 Michael Dellicarri Worcester Oswego State University 2018 Stolen Bases 39 Aaron Wilson Old Orchard Beach University of Hartford 2014 30 Ian Strom Worcester UMass Lowell 2014 28 Brandon Miller Bristol St. John’s University 2019 27 Jordan Serena Torrington Columbia University 2012 Tad Gold Martha’s Vineyard Endicott College 2012 At Bats 230 Cam DiSarcina Nashua Merrimack College 2016 227 Matt Johnston Brockton Massachusetts Institute of Technology 2018 216 Harry Roberson Nashua Amherst College 2016 213 Chad Martin North Shore Bowdoin College 2015 209 Andrew Olszak North Shore University of Southern Maine 2019 Julian Bury Seacoast Columbia University 2017 8 Games Played 56 Matt Johnston Brockton Massachusetts Institute of Technology 2018 55 Cam DiSarcina Nashua Merrimack College 2016 Tyler Schwanz Nashua University of Maine 2015 Chad Martin North Shore Bowdoin College 2015 54 Andrew Ciacciarelli Westfield American International College 2019 Joey Pena North Shore St. Thomas Aquinas College 2016 Brandon Fischer North Shore St. Thomas Aquinas College 2015 Runs 56 Austin White Bristol University of Rhode Island 2019 49 Ryan Kelly Martha’s Vineyard Salve Regina University 2015 48 Michael Dellicarri Worcester Oswego State University 2018 Jack Gethings Wachusett Fairfield University 2017 47 Joey Pena North Shore St. Thomas Aquinas University 2016 Ryan Gendron Seacoast Southern New Hampshire University 2015 Will Toffey Martha’s Vineyard Vanderbilt University 2014 Hits 81 Cam Cook Nashua Nichols College 2017 75 Kyle Bonicki Wachusett Clark University 2016 73 Cam DiSarcina Nashua Merrimack College 2016 70 Dylan Tice Martha’s Vineyard Indiana University of Pennsylvania 2013 69 Mickey Gasper Nashua Bryant University 2016 Brandon Fischer North Shore St. Thomas Aquinas College 2015 Brian Campbell Martha’s Vineyard Stonehill College 2015 Total Bases 138 Ryan Gendron Seacoast Southern New Hampshire University 2015 123 Zack Tower Wachusett Franklin Pierce University 2017 122 Eric Hamilton Pittsfield Oswego State University 2016 119 Mickey Gasper Nashua Bryant University 2016 111 Sean Lawlor North Shore Flagler College 2019 Yanni Thanopoulos Nashua Amherst College 2016 Doubles 21 Mickey Gasper Nashua Bryant University 2016 18 Eric Hamilton Pittsfield Oswego State University 2016 17 Mariano Ricciardi Worcester University of Dayton 2019 Greg Kocinski Worcester Marist College 2017 Frank Crinella Pittsfield Merrimack College 2013 Alex Zachary Pittsfield Eastern Connecticut State University 2016 9 Triples 8 Lorenzo Arcuri Bristol Youngstown State University 2016 7 Ben Malgeri North Shore Northeastern University 2020 Joe Lomuscio Brockton Brown University 2018 Walks 59 Austin White Bristol University of Rhode Island 2019 48 Ethan Joyce Seacoast Southern Connecticut State University 2015 47 Joey Pena North Shore St.
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    RACING, REGION, AND THE ENVIRONMENT: A HISTORY OF AMERICAN MOTORSPORTS By DANIEL J. SIMONE A DISSERTATION PRESENTED TO THE GRADUATE SCHOOL OF THE UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA IN PARTIAL FULFILLMENT OF THE REQUIREMENTS FOR THE DEGREE OF DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA 2009 1 © 2009 Daniel J. Simone 2 To Michael and Tessa 3 ACKNOWLEDGMENTS A driver fails without the support of a solid team, and I thank my friends, who supported me lap-after-lap. I learned a great deal from my advisor Jack Davis, who when he was not providing helpful feedback on my work, was always willing to toss the baseball around in the park. I must also thank committee members Sean Adams, Betty Smocovitis, Stephen Perz, Paul Ortiz, and Richard Crepeau as well as University of Florida faculty members Michael Bowen, Juliana Barr, Stephen Noll, Joseph Spillane, and Bill Link. I respect them very much and enjoyed working with them during my time in Gainesville. I also owe many thanks to Dr. Julian Pleasants, Director Emeritus of the Samuel Proctor Oral History Program, and I could not have finished my project without the encouragement provided by Roberta Peacock. I also thank the staff of the Samuel Proctor Oral History Program. Finally, I will always be grateful for the support of David Danbom, Claire Strom, Jim Norris, Mark Harvey, and Larry Peterson, my former mentors at North Dakota State University. A call must go out to Tom Schmeh at the National Sprint Car Hall of Fame, Suzanne Wise at the Appalachian State University Stock Car Collection, Mark Steigerwald and Bill Green at the International Motor Racing Resource Center in Watkins Glen, New York, and Joanna Schroeder at the (former) Ethanol Promotion and Information Council (EPIC).