1 President’s Page

Spring, 2006

It is with pride and gratitude that I welcome you to the 2006 Swampscott Little League season, during which we will open our brand new softball and complex.

When you visit the fields for the first time, you will see the result of an extraordinary effort and partnership between our league and the town. These pristine fields, set against rolling hills offering unique vantage points for spectators, will provide generations of Swampscott Little Leaguers with playing fields the equal of any in the state. Memories that will last a lifetime and be shared with future generations will be created in a setting that too is memorable and enduring. For that, we owe our town officials a debt of gratitude for it was their leadership, vision and commitment to the league and to the children of Swampscott that made this possible.

For 52 years, Swampscott Little League has set a standard for excellence unmatched in the state. Beginning as a league comprised of four baseball teams and 60 boys in 1954, we have grown to a league of nearly 850 players, ages 6-16, boys and girls, playing baseball and softball. We are a healthy, vibrant and growing organization dedicated to teaching the values of teamwork, sportsmanship, competition and fair play.

We are led by a dedicated and active Board of Directors and by a group of managers, coaches and other volunteers who give their time so others can benefit. I am very proud to be associated with each one of them. They deserve our thanks and gratitude.

As we prepare to inaugurate these new fields, we do so ever mindful of the incalculable contributions made by those who came before us . . . some of whom remain deeply involved in this program to this day. Two people in particular require no last names. They are known simply as Al and Andy. It was their vision 52 years ago that created this league and it is their continuing participation, passion and leadership that helps give it not only a connection to a glorious past, but also its values. For that, we are very, very fortunate. We can only imagine the pride they must feel today seeing the results of what they created in the spring of 1954. To Coach Duratti and Coach Holmes, this program and the new fields are your enduring legacy and you have our most heartfelt thanks.

On behalf of the league, I want to wish all the players, managers and coaches the best of luck and the best of times this season. And I want to again thank everyone who made this day and our new field complex possible.

Sincerely,

Larry Zabar President, Swampscott Little League 2 Swampscott Little League Board of Directors 2005-2006 Term

President Secretary Treasurer Larry Zabar Ron Garner Brian Murphy

BASEBALL

Senior League Junior League Major League VP Mike Moran VP Bob D’Agnese VP Scott Faulkner

Minor League Farm League Clinic League (8’s/6’s) VP Rob Reichert VP John Vinal VP Mike Moran VP Derek January

Varsity Baseball Clinic League (7’s) T. J. Baril Scott Cohen

SOFTBALL

Senior League Major League Minor League VP Greg Miller John Wharff VP Lynne Bray

Varsity Softball Farm League Softball/T-Ball Julie Ferguson Glenn Potter Kris Kennedy

Player Agent (Baseball) Bob Kahn

Safety Officer Gerry Perry

Chief Umpire (Baseball) Chief Umpire (Softball) Mark Nemeskal Dennis Richard

COMMITTEES

Conflict Resolution Nominating Rules Howard Tripolsky Joe Valle, Chair Joe Valle, Chair Mark Nemeskal Bill Bufalino Joe Shanahan Tim Costin Mike LeBlanc Al Duratti

Managers Equipment Auxiliary Mark Nemeskal, Chair Joe Shanahan (Baseball) Lisa Ledbury, Chair Bob Kahn Greg Miller (Softball) Paul Moran

Member & Program Web Site Finance Jack Beermann, Chair Jim Kinchley, Chair Janell Cameron, Chair Mike Comite Scott Sagan

District Tournament Audit Andy Holmes, Chair Joe Shanahan, Chair Richard Kane, Chair

Coaching Clinic Property, Grounds & Equipment Jim Walsh,Chair Scott Faulkner Paul Cargill Charlie Gambale Mike Giardi John Wharff Joe Caponigro

Nahant Advisor Sheila Hambleton

This book was prepared by Jack Beermann with help from Roberta Bufalino, Andy Holmes, Al Duratti, Steve Williams, Barbara Klein, Bob Kahn, Kathy Marini, Tom Keenan and Larry Zabar. The book is © 2006. 3

CONGRATULATIONS TO THE 2005 MASSACHUSETTS STATE CHAMPION LITTLE LEAGUE SOFTBALL TEAM!!!

9-0 State Tournament Record!

Finished among the top 20 Little League Softball Teams in the world!!

Front row (in front of the flag from left to right): Angela Dandreo, Lisa Gambale, Carley Hayes, Carly Wile Behind Flag from left to right : Coach Scott Bragan, Danielle Goldman, Lauren Sullivan, Roberta Bufalino, Kiley Bragan, Heather Tevrow, Lindsay Walsh, Manager John Vinal, Nole Landry, Coach Eve Gambale & Kirstin Vinal Not Shown : Michaela Jancsy Eastern Regionals in Albany New York ( July Game 1 : Swampscott 2 Salem 1 30 – August 5 ) Game 2 : Swampscott 19 East Lynn 0 Game 3 : Swampscott 11 Wyoma 2 Game 1 : Swampscott 7 Vermont 3 Game 4 : Swampscott 14 Salem 3 ….. Win Game 2 : Swampscott 6 New Hampshire 5 District 16 Championship!!! Game 3 : Maine 12 Swampscott 2 Game 4 : Swampscott 3 Rhode Island 0 Game 5 : Swampscott 6 Wakefield 3 Game 6 : Swampscott 5 Ty Cobb (Worcester) 4 Advance To Eastern Regional Final Four Game 7 : Swampscott 5 Wakefield 3 ….. Win Game 1 : Connecticut 7 Swampscott 1 Massachusetts Sectional Championship!!!

Game 8 : Swampscott 7 Westfield 0 Connecticut went on to the World Game 9 : Swampscott 7 Westfield 1 ….. Win Championship Game in Portland, OR Massachusetts State Championship!!! 4

President Bush in his Little League Uniform

On opening day 1950, before the game between the Washington Senators and , ambidextrous President Harry Truman threw out the first ball twice; once right handed and once left handed.

5 A Brief History of Swampscott Little League

In 1938 a resident of Williamsport, Pennsylvania, Carl E. Stotz initiated a baseball program. The next year, he founded as a three team local league, with the help of a $30 donation for uniforms. Little League remained a small organization through the years of WWII, reaching only 12 leagues, all in Pennsylvania as late as 1946. In 1947, a league was founded in New Jersey, marking the beginning of Little League’s remarkable expansion to its present status as a worldwide organization with nearly 200,000 teams, in all 50 U.S. states and more than 80 countries. In 1954, Swampscott resident Maury Hirshenson, who became the league’s first president, placed an ad in the newspaper seeking like-minded people to establish a Little League program in Swampscott. The league formed with four major league (10-12 year old) teams and promptly became a member of District 15 (each state is divided into District for purposes of conducting post-season tournaments) together with East Lynn, West Lynn, Marblehead National, Saugus American, Nahant, Wyoma and Saugus National. Soon to join were Marblehead American, Lynn Central, West Lynn National, Lynn Shore and Pine Hill. These teams, plus Lynnfield, minus Marblehead and Lynn Central, make up the present District 16 Little League. By this time, Little League had grown to more than 3,300 leagues.

Early LL Officials Pictured left to right: Fran Kelleher, Al Duratti, Al Bruno (first umpire-in-chief), Andy Holmes, Al Cerone, Maury Hirshenson, Jerry Kaloust. Not pictured are the first Player Agent and Treasurer Tony Pierre and first Secretary Ginny Ellis.

The managers that first year were Andy Holmes (Indians), Al Duratti (Yankees), Al Cerone (White Sox) and Ernie Leger (Red Sox). Al Duratti, who has been a manager ever since, became a manager that year somewhat by accident. He was planning on being a coach for his uncle Al Cerone. (Al Duratti played baseball for Swampscott High School and was bullpen catcher on the state championship team that had as its shortstop future federal judge Joe Tauro.) What happened was that a local resident named Fred Johnson had answered Maury’s ad and volunteered to be a manager. Everyone assumed it was Fred Johnson, Sr., but at the meeting it turned out that 15 year old Fred Johnson Jr. showed up, and the 19 year old Al Duratti was made manager with coaches Fred Jr. and another 15 year old named Dick Jeffers, both of whom later coached baseball at the high school level. Al Duratti’s Yankees were the first champions of the Swampscott LL. 6 (And the second, he says, and only lost in the finals in the third season to his uncle’s White Sox team.) The 1954 Swampscott All-Star team was allowed to play other all-star teams but could not advance due to league rules restricting participation of new programs. (The District Commissioner, now referred to as District Administrator, was Swampscott Resident Ed Shubb.) That year, future Orioles great Boog Powell, played in the LL World Series, as did future Cubs pitcher Ken Hubbs, who was Rookie of the Year in 1962. Little League Baseball had by then expanded to more than 3,300 leagues. The members of that first Swampscott All Star team were George Pleau, Ed Loveday, Ken Stein, Bob Berry, Bill Bufalino, Tom Santanello, Tom Sentner, Frank Cahoon, Tony Athanas, Mike Poor, George Arrington, Davie Cobbett and Carl Jaffee. Bill Bufalino went on to manage the LL Tigers for many years and was the manager the 1983 State Champion All Star team. Little League baseball in Swampscott quickly became a big community affair. Al Duratti says that one of the secrets to a successful All-Star program is to get lots of people involved. That has always been the case in Swampscott. All Star practices find a minimum of 8 of 14 coaches who participate each year on the practice field, with many more people working behind the scenes to help make the team a success. More leagues were soon added in Swampscott, first what was then called the Babe Ruth League for the older kids to play full-sized baseball. Al Duratti’s Giants won that league also. Soon came the Minor League, which originally the major league teams treated as sort of a farm system, drafting players and sending them down for seasoning until they were ready to be brought back up. That practice was stopped when it was found to be against Little League rules. Soon followed more leagues for younger boys (Farm, Clinic, Instructional and Tee-Ball) and softball leagues for girls as they began to show more interest in organized sports. Swampscott won its first District 16 title at the Major League level in 1961. The team won the Sectional Champtionship but lost in the state final to Brockton North after beating Revere in the first game of the tournament. The tournament was held in Haverill and the kids (15 players) stayed in Phillips Academy, Andover, during the tournament. Al Duratti says that Swampscott had never seen anything like this before—people were going crazy, everyone was afraid to change shirts for fear of jinxing the team, and people were losing their voices from yelling so loud at each game. From 1961 to 1983, Swampscott won 11 District Championships, 6 Sectional Championships, and 4 State titles in a remarkable run in 1978, 1979, 1981 and 1983. The 1978 team was managed by Al Duratti and coached by Bob Serino. They beat Taunton West for the championship in Wakefield after a very tough semi-final game against Medford. Swampscott had a 9 run lead and the Medford team (with one member who went on to play in the Majors) came back. We ended up winning 15-13! 7 The 1979 team was managed by Lester Ernst with coach Andy Holmes. In 1980, Swampscott won the district but got knocked out in the next round. The 1981 champions were managed by Dick O’Neil who is still coaching in the program, with Al Duratti as his coach. Once again, they beat Taunton against the same manager as in 1978. At the left, is the 1983 state championship team, with Manager Bill Bufalino on the far left and coach Dick O’Neil on the far right. The players were (front row) James Barne, Derek January, John O’Brien, Alex Fitzherbert, Tony D’Alelio, Brian Feeley, Rusty Hopkins and back row Jeff January, John DeCamp, Tom Wrenn, Matt Murray (who later played in the Major Leagues), Jim Defelice, Steven Pedro, and Robert Calichman. In those years, the Eastern Regionals were held in Newburgh, New York, as a single elimination tournament. In each of those 4 years, Swampscott won its first game and lost its second. The boys stayed at an Army Base in New York, with Andy Holmes as hall monitor keeping the kids in line. Reports are he did a good job. In 1984, Swampscott hosted the State Championships. The players and coaches, even the locals, stayed at Captain Jack’s in Swampscott. This team, managed by Andy Holmes with Al Duratti as coach, lost to Brockton in the finals on a bad call, according to Al. There is some interesting history surrounding the fields on which the boys played their games. In 1954, plans were already in the works for a field at the site of the Greenway. The program started, however, with a makeshift field in a corner of Phillips Park. Andy Holmes says that they put up a snow fence way in the back of Phillips Park where they play soccer now. Andy Holmes believes that the league moved to the Greenway halfway through its first year, but Al Duratti’s memory is that the league played in Phillips for at least a season and a half. In any case, a local Barber, Dick Stone, owned the land where the Greenway was built and donated it to the town. The building of the field was a cooperative effort between the town and volunteers from the Little League who spent lots of time moving dirt. Originally, the fence at the Greenway was too short, so a decision was made to move it out to the official 200 foot length for a little league field. The problem was that, like the builders of the new High School on that site, they ran into ledge and they decided to leave it a little short but make the fence nice and high to make up for it. The history of the naming of the field is a little murky. At one time, the field was named Duratti- Holmes field in honor of Al and Andy. Then the sign disappeared. Around the same time, the field was re- named Burke field in honor of a town official who was instrumental in getting the field built, and the 8 street into the field was to be named for Al and Andy. As Al tells it, Andy took care of getting the street sign made, and when it came back, the names were reversed to Holmes- Duratti Way. Andy insists he had nothing to do with the switch.

In celebration of their first fifty years as Swampscott Little League Coaches, Al Duratti and Andy Holmes threw out the first pitch at a 2004 Boston Red Sox game at Fenway Park.

That Andy Holmes and Al Duratti have been coaches for the more than 50 year history of Swampscott Little League is something very special. They have coached hundreds of boys in these years. Andy Holmes tells us about his early days playing baseball in Swampscott: “I started playing baseball in Jackson Park in 1933 when I was a 9 year old. The games were part of a Work Progress Administration (WPA) project. [WPA was a government program to help with the recovery from the Great Depression.] The guy coaching the team got 35 bucks a week. He told me that if I could catch a ball in center field and throw it to third base, I was on the team. Well I threw a high pop-up just like the one I caught, but it made it there so they put me on the team.”

9 Al Duratti likes to reminisce (he wouldn’t say brag) about the success of his Yankees and his coaching history. In one 3 year stretch in the 1970s, his teams won 55 games in a row and went 59-3 overall. His coaching philosophy has always been to make sure that it is fun for the kids while teaching them the fundamentals of baseball and the values underlying teamwork. He is very proud of what his former players say about him, things like “I never heard you cussin’ so I did it for you!” and “Thanks for taking care of us kids and making us good people.” Al says that most of his memories are of the kids and what he got from them. He is proud that so many of his players have been coaches. Al and Andy have many good memories of playing games at the Greenway, and they have high hopes for the new fields. Andy says “The new fields are beautiful and I hope they last as long as the Greenway and we get a lot of good baseball on them.” Al is happy that the town came through with just what they promised in the new fields.

Softball The Swampscott Little League softball program began in 1987 with a three team league with the involvement of Sue Ellen Woodcock and Brian Bagley. Sue, fresh out of college, told Andy Holmes that she wanted to get involved in Little League, coaching boys. Andy suggested that she coach girls and told her that Brian Bagley, the girls softball varsity coach had done all the work necessary to get a program going, but they needed a director. Sue became the first director of softball, and did that for 5 years. Sue recalls the first coaches as Kathie Kieser, Becky DePietro, John Burns, and perhaps Brian Defelice. Barbara Klein, who succeeded Sue as director of softball, began coaching in the league in 1989. Barbara was director of softball for 11 years. In Barbara’s first year, three teams expanded quickly to five. By the end of Barbara’s 11 years, there was a farm league, a minor league, a major league, and a senior league, about 22 teams in all. Roberta Bufalino has been involved with softball and the food stand for many years. She became treasurer of the Little League after treasurer Howard Ring was killed in an automobile accident in 1984. Roberta also managed and coached in the league for many years. Roberta says that through the years as the program grew, the girls got more serious about improving their skills and playing hard. Softball proved so popular that it became necessary to construct a field. Barbara and Tony Klein, Barbara’s husband who was president of the league, were heavily involved in this project. The land at the Greenway was available -- Roberta Bufalino recalls watching from the food stand as Andy Holmes paced off the dimensions more than once, always concluding that there was room for a field among the trees and picnic area of the Greenway. The cost of building the field in the late 1996 was estimated at about $110,000. There were many fundraisers held, and Bardon Trimount agreed to do all of the site preparation work at no charge. This included clearing trees and leveling the land. The Little League paid for the 10 fence materials which were installed with a great deal of volunteer labor, including help from N. Granese and Sons, Keating Tree Service and Robert James Trucking. Bardon Field opened in Spring 1997 with Barbara Klein throwing out the ceremonial first pitch, as seen in the photo on the previous page, and was a great home to Swampscott Little League softball for more than 15 years. The Swampscott Major Girls Softball All Star Team won its first state championship in 1999. The team (shown with their District 16 banner because the state banner never arrived) included manager Rob Wadden (far right) and coaches (left to right) Rich Bane, Barbara Klein, Roberta Bufalino and Bill Collier. The players were (front row) Mae Karkowski, Becky Paskievich, Ilana Cooper, Jacqulyn Collier, Nikki Vousboukis, Marisa Fields and (second row) Gina Bertolozzi, Alison Fuller, Ashley Wadden, Lexie Zell, Halie Bane and (third row) Meagan Barbuzzi. The girls won the championship in a 5-2 win over Joe Schwartz Little League Worcester in a game played in Gardner. Last year, the Girls Major Softball team, managed by John Vinal with coaches Eve Gambale and Scott Bragan, again won the state championship and got within one game of going to the Softball Little League World Series in Oregon. The team won 11 games in a row before losing 2 of 3 in the Regional Tournament in Albany, New York. (More details about this team including a picture are found on a special page dedicated to them elsewhere in this book.) The skill and spirit of this team was simply remarkable, and the coaches and players were amazed at how many people from town drove to Albany to cheer for the team in the Regional Tournament. In 2003, the Swampscott Junior Softball All Star Team (13 and 14 year olds), picture on right, came within one inning of winning the State Championship. This team was managed by Steve Williams. The girls went 5 weeks practicing without a game and were really going crazy. They played one scrimmage against the Senior All-Stars and scheduled a scrimmage against the Major League All-Stars but found out they couldn’t play them because of the age difference. There aren’t enough teams to have a district tournament, so they went right to bi-districts. Their first game was at Bardon Field against Malden, and they went on a roll, beating Salem for the Championship and making it all the way to the State Finals which they lost to a very tough Worcester Team. They lost in the seventh inning after going into it with a 2 run lead. Steve says the girls were very good and Swampscott should be proud of them. 11 Roberta Bufalino has many great memories of games at Bardon field, but like the other coaches, the memories are more about the people involved than the field itself. She does say that the Greenway was a great place to raise kids. It was a safe place where kids could run around, and she always told people to tell their kids that if they couldn’t find Mommy or Daddy, they should come to the food stand for help. She thinks it was fitting that on the last day the Greenway was used in 2004, her old team, the Expos, played a makeup game against the Marlins and her husband Bill’s Tigers played a makeup game against the Red Sox on the baseball field. She says more than a few people got emotional that day saying goodbye to the old place.

Nahant and West Lynn Swampscott Little League has a close relationship with Nahant Little League. For several years, Nahant teams have played games against the Farm teams from Swampscott. Starting in 2005, the Nahant Major League Teams joined Swampscott’s schedule and in 2006, a Nahant team will play in Swampscott’s Minors. Due to construction of the new high school at the Greenway, all Major and Minor Baseball games in 2005 were played at Nahant’s field, for which Swampscott owes a large debt of gratitude to Nahant. At the Senior and Junior baseball levels, Nahant players are placed on Swampscott teams and West Lynn contributes a team at the Junior Level, 13-14 year olds. The cooperation over the years with Nahant has intensified since their teams began playing in Swampscott’s Boys Majors, and it has been a very positive development for both leagues. In softball, girls from Nahant play in Swampscott’s leagues starting at the Minor league level and girls from Nahant are eligible to play as Swampscott LL Softball All-Stars.

Summer Ball Swampscott fields teams for summer ball after the end of the regular season. On the baseball side, Swampscott regularly places more than 1 team in the nine year old tournament held at Wyoma’s Minor League fields. In 2005, because so many players signed up, Swampscott fielded 3 teams composed of 8 and 9 year olds. This is an exciting league for these players because it is the first time they play with base stealing. Major league aged baseball players (10-12) participate in summer leagues run by the District 16 administrator involving teams from around the District, including Lynn, Saugus, Lynnfield, Revere, Nahant, and Winthrop. If Nahant does not have enough players at a particular age group to field a team, they have placed players on Swampscott summer teams. Ten year olds play in the Jimmy Fund League, which involves a contest to see which league can collect the most in donations for the Jimmy Fund. (When demand is high, Swampscott has placed more than one team in an age group. Two years ago, one Swampscott 11 year old team won the first half while another won the second half.) The summer leagues give players a good opportunity to play against other leagues and to travel to various fields in the area. Although the teams practice and play hard, the atmosphere tends to be more relaxed than regular season games. There are also opportunities for summer ball for softball players. The Jimmy Fund league exists on the softball side as well, and Swampscott traditionally fields a team 12 of 10 year olds with some 9 year olds as well. In 2000, Swampscott had two teams in this league. Nahant players often join Swampscott summer teams.

These history highlights don’t really capture the soul of Swampscott Little League. More than 800 boys and girls play baseball and softball each year. Every day from April through June, dozens of adult volunteers and hundreds of children are on the fields practicing and playing games. Swampscott Little League is about the patient instruction the kids receive, about the encouragement that youngsters get from parents and teammates, about the cheers when someone makes a good play or gets a hit and about the calls of “good game” or “good try” to a player after a lost game or a play that he or she didn’t quite make. What really captures the spirit of the league is when a player who has struggled finally gets a hit or finally catches a fly ball or finally throws the runner out. It says something about our kids that it is in these cases that the cheers are usually the loudest, the longest and the most heartfelt.

13 A Winning Tradition

Little League is about teaching girls and boys to love the game, to respect their coaches and teammates and to be good sports. It also teaches life lessons of cooperation, hard work and dedication. Winning is clearly not everything, but it is something, and while we celebrate the beginning of a new tradition at the new fields on Forest Avenue, it is nice think about the long winning tradition in Swampscott, starting with our most recent State Championships, 2005 and 1999 Major Softball. The Swampscott Major Baseball All Stars (12 year olds) have been District 16 Champions 23 times and State Champions 4 times. Recall the just a few years ago, Swampscott lost the District 16 tournament to a Saugus American team that made it all the way to the Little League World Series in Williamsport. Major Softball has been District 16 Champion 7 times and has been State Champ twice, 1999 and last year.

The Junior and Senior Baseball teams have also been very successful over the years, each winning 4 State Championships. Softball teams have also done very well at the older levels.

What is behind the winning tradition of Swampscott Little League Softball and Baseball? First and foremost, innumerable volunteers contribute to the success of the league, including all the coaches at every level, and many others who are behind the scenes making it possible for the league to run properly. At the risk of offending those left out, people like Bob Kahn, our long time baseball player agent and Larry Zabar, our president for the past eight years, past president Tony Klein, Barbara Klein, who was long-time head of softball, Lisa Ledbury, who runs the concession stand that contributes vital income to the league, and Greg Miller, a long-time figure in the softball program, have put countless uncompensated hours into making the program work. The number of parents who help out as coaches even beyond those officially part of the staff is enormous, and the parents who support their girls and boys in their effort to become better athletes and with that better young people. The league’s devotion to the quality of coaching is evidenced by the yearly coaching clinics that teach coaches how to teach the fundamentals of baseball and softball and how to run a proper practice. But the winning tradition arises mainly from intangible factors that contribute to a general spirit of healthy competition that teaches the boys and girls that hard work, teamwork and good sportsmanship can combine to produce a winning tradition that Swampscott has been proud of since 1954 when the Swampscott Little League began at the back of Phillips Park. 14 The 2004 World Series Trophy

Swampscott Resident traveled to every town in Massachusetts. Played in the Major Leagues from 1942 On February 13, 2005, hundreds of through 1954 including 10 seasons with Swampscott residents lined up at the Boston Red Sox. He is still a Swampscott High School to see the member of the Red Sox organization, Trophy up close. Our bonus was Johnny and is known as one of the best scouts in Pesky, who stayed with the Trophy all baseball. day to be photographed with the After the Red Sox won the World Series enthusiastic fans. in 2004, the World Series Trophy

Pictured here with the Trophy are (from left to right) Swampscott Little Leaguer Brian Sullivan, Coach Jack Beermann, Little Leaguers Adam and Zach Beermann and the great Johnny Pesky.

We are privileged in Swampscott to have baseball great Johnny Pesky among us. In recognition of Johnny Pesky’s contributions to baseball in Swampscott and around the world, a foul pole at the new Swampscott Little League field will be named the “Pesky Pole” in his honor. 15

Baseball Myths and Weird Baseball Facts

The following statements about baseball rules are all false:

1. The hands are considered part of the bat. batted ball while touching a base. 2. The batter-runner must turn to his right 16. A runner may not steal on a foul-tip. after over-running first base. 17. A runner is out if he runs out of the 3. If the batter breaks his wrists when baseline to avoid a fielder who is fielding a swinging, it's a strike. batted ball. 4. If a batted ball hits the plate first it's a foul 18. Runners may not advance when an infield ball. fly is called. 5. The batter cannot be called out for 19. No run can score when a runner is called interference if he is in the batter's box. out for the third out for not tagging up. 6. The ball is dead on a foul-tip. 20. A pitch that bounces to the plate cannot 7. The batter may not switch batter's boxes be hit. after two strikes. 21. The batter does not get first base if hit by 8. The batter who batted out of order is the a pitch after it bounces. person declared out. 22. If a fielder holds a fly ball for 2 seconds 9. The batter may not overrun first base when it's a catch. he gets a base-on-balls. 23. If a player's feet are in fair territory when 10. If the batter does not pull the bat out of the ball is touched, it is a fair ball. the strike zone while in the bunting position, 24. With no runners on base, it is a ball if the it's an automatic strike. pitcher starts his windup and then stops. 11. The batter is out if a bunted ball hits the 25. The pitcher must come to a set position ground and bounces back up and hits the bat before a pick-off throw. while the batter is holding the bat. 26. The pitcher must step off the rubber 12. Tie goes to the runner. before a pick-off throw. 13. Anytime a coach touches a runner, the 27. If a fielder catches a fly ball and then falls runner is out. over the fence it is a homerun. 14. Runners may never run the bases in 28. The ball is dead anytime an umpire is hit reverse order. by the ball. 15. The runner is always safe when hit by a

The following baseball facts are (mostly) true:

1. Fewer than half of the 16,200 major 4. Before 1859, baseball umpires were league baseball players have ever hit a home seated in padded chairs behind home plate. run. 5. Before 1845, the bases on a Baseball field 2. In 1963, baseball pitcher Gaylord Perry were arranged in U-shape. Posts or stakes remarked, "They'll put a man on the moon were used instead of bases as we know them, before I hit a ." On July 20, 1969, runs were called "aces," and the first team to just a few minutes after the first Lunar reach a score of 21 won the game. In Module touched down on the moon, Gaylord Swampscott, baseball was played on Perry hit his first home run. Fisherman’s beach, the ball was made of fishing twine and the bases were codfish 3. Average life span of a major league caught in the waters of Nahant Bay. baseball: 7 pitches.

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Senior League Baseball Rosters 2006

Braves Cards Cubs

Hunter Steinman Chris Cameron George Carey Dorsey Dobias Dan Gullickson Dan Legere Charlie Fisher Billy See Sam Kane Brendan Hambleton Keith Morgan Eric Rothblatt Shawn Hubauer Nick Dart Cameron White Trevor Wheeler Scott Leffler Conor Trask Andrew Keeter Steve Moran Connor Cross James Keeter John Rosenthal Matt Nutter Danny Nellhaus John Pelletier Andrew McHugh Drew Brooks Allie Beaulieu Brett Jacobs Mike Conti John Beaulieu Matt Barbuzzi Alex Patkin Kyle Shonio Dean Dennis Tommy Ball Justin Massey Andrew Ledbury Alex Hanbury

Mgr. Ron Garner Carl Cameron Scott McCathern Coach: Ken Steinman Richard Kane Howie Rothblatt Coach: Janelle Cameron Mike Comite

Phillies Pirates Rockies

Justin Mitchell Alex Panka Scott Lunder Tim Pesco Nate Goldman Charles McLaughlin John Michael Mason Steve Hebert Brendan Gajewski Mike McMahon Mike Phelan Harry Stone Paul Vousbouskis Phil Witt Mike Gillis Trevor Legere Darren Lavoie Hunter Gordon Ryan Pollard Alex DiDonato Ryan McLaughlin Anthony Speranza Shane Coffey Pat Fremont-Smith Josh Correnti-Wood Mike Scanlon Ryan Gravel Parker Correnti Chris Kalpin Stan Berenstein Mike Nimkar Mike Dantona Jake Donahue Jared Richard Matt Tesone Tom Walsh Mark McEntee Nick Russo Ethan Scott

Mgr. Steve Correnti Dave Panka Rich Cassidy Coach: Frank Pesco Chris Coffey John McLaughlin Carmen Correnti

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Senior Baseball Schedule 2006 All Games at Phillips Park until further Notice

SAT. 4-22 12 PM PIRATES AT CUBS TU. 5-16 5:30 PM BRAVES AT PHILLIES SAT. 4-22 2:30 PM ROCKIES AT BRAVES CARDINALS AT PHILLIES AT TH. 5-18 5:30 PM PIRATES SAT. 4-22 5:00 PM CARDINALS FRI. 5-19 6:00 PM CUBS AT ROCKIES SUN. 4-23 12:00 PM BRAVES AT PHILLIES PHILLIES AT CARDINALS AT SAT. 5-20 12 PM ROCKIES SUN. 4-23 2:30 PM PIRATES SAT. 5-20 2:30 PM CARDINALS AT CUBS SUN. 4-23 5:00 PM CUBS AT ROCKIES SAT. 5-20 5:00 PM PIRATES AT BRAVES TU. 4-25 5:30 PM CARDINALS AT CUBS SUN. 5-21 12 PM CUBS AT PHILLIES PHILLIES AT ROCKIES AT TH. 4-27 5:30 PM ROCKIES SUN 5-21 2:30 PM PIRATES FRI. 4-28 6:00 PM PIRATES AT BRAVES BRAVES AT SAT. 4-29 12 PM CUBS AT PHILLIES SUN.5-21 5:00 PM CARDINALS ROCKIES AT ROCKIES AT SAT. 4-29 2:30 PM PIRATES TU 5-23 5:30 PM CARDINALS BRAVES AT FRI. 5-26 6:00 PM PIRATES AT PHILLIES SAT. 4-29 5:00 PM CARDINALS SAT. 5-27 12 PM BRAVES AT ROCKIES ROCKIES AT SAT. 5-27 2:30 PM CUBS AT PIRATES SUN. 4-30 12 PM CARDINALS CARDINALS AT SUN. 4-30 2:30 PM BRAVES AT CUBS SAT. 5-27 5:30 PM PHILLIES SUN. 4-30 5:00 PM PIRATES AT PHILLIES SUN. 5-28 12 PM ROCKIES AT CUBS TU. 5-2 5:30 PM CUBS AT PIRATES SUN. 5-28 2:30 PM PHILLIES AT BRAVES TH. 5-4 5:30 PM BRAVES AT ROCKIES MON. 5-29 12 PM BRAVES AT CUBS CARDINALS AT PIRATES AT FRI. 5-5- 6:00 PM PHILLIES MON. 5-29 3:00 PM CARDINALS SAT. 5-6 12 PM PHILLIES AT BRAVES TU 5-30 5:30 PM CUBS AT CARDINALS PIRATES AT ROCKIES AT SAT. 5-6 2:30 PM CARDINALS TH 6-1 5:30 PM PHILLIES SAT. 5-6 5:00 PM ROCKIES AT CUBS FRI. 6-2 6:00 PM BRAVES AT PIRATES SUN. 5-7 12 PM CUBS AT CARDINALS SAT. 6-3 12 PM PHILLIES AT CUBS ROCKIES AT PIRATES AT SUN. 5-7 2:30 PM PHILLIES SAT. 6-3 2:30 PM ROCKIES SUN. 5-7 5:00 PM BRAVES AT PIRATES CARDINALS AT PIRATES AT SAT. 6-3 5:00 PM BRAVES TU. 5-9 5:30 PM ROCKIES SUN. 6-4 12 PM PHILLIES AT PIRATES TH. 5-11 5:30 PM PHILLIES AT CUBS SUN. 6-4 2:30 PM CUBS AT BRAVES CARDINALS AT TU 6-6 5:30 PM PIRATES AT CUBS FRI. 5-12 6:00 PM BRAVES BRAVES AT CARDINALS AT TH 6-8 5:30 PM CARDINALS SAT. 5-13 12 PM ROCKIES ROCKIES AT SAT. 5-13 2:30 PM CUBS AT BRAVES FRI. 6-9 6:00 PM PHILLIES SAT. 5-13 5:00 PM PHILLIES AT PIRATES CARDINALS AT SUN. 5-14 12 PM ROCKIES AT BRAVES SAT. 6-10 12 PM PIRATES SUN. 5-14 2:30 PM PIRATES AT CUBS SAT. 6-10 2:30 PM PHILLIES AT BRAVES PHILLIES AT SAT. 6-10 5:00 PM CUBS AT ROCKIES SUN. 5-14 5:00 PM CARDINALS

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2006 Junior Baseball Rosters

Cubs Braves Rockies

Beermann Zach Billias, Alex Dembkoski, Josh Keenan, Tommy Callahan, Ben Gavin, Patrick Klein. Willson Faulkner, Tyler Gentile, Cole Lunder ,Josh FischerBlock, Justyn Mitlin, Matt Moll Jonathan Forgione, Mario O'Connell, Steve Moll, Nick Lannon, Sean Wilson, David Shorr David McDougall, Jake Ball, Thomas Adams, Trevor McMahon, Mark Bergeron, Bill Kanter, Josh Mills, Danny Meagher, Stephen Kranz Jacob Roland, Richard O'Connell, Jarryd Leblang Alex VanDerBurg, Alfred Palombo, Connor Nestor, James Ware, Andy Priftakis, Stasi Shannon, Bo Taylor, Kyle Mgr: Joe McDougall Mgr. Jack Beermann Coach: Scott Faulkner Mgr: Jack Gavin Coaches Steve Klein Coaches: Dennis Ball Mike Lunder Cardinals Kevin Meagher

Dilisio, Derek West Lynn Nationals Phillies Fagone, Chris Riley Anderson George, Cody Jairo Ayala Allard, Tucker Kelleher, Randall Gabriel Castro D'Agnese, AJ Nigro, Joe Shawn Davis Faia, Robert O'Connell, Steve Leondro Diaz Montague, Philip Wheeler, Ryan Julio Ferreras Dubin, Sam Medoff, Jeff Alan Iraheta Iudice, Nick Moccia, Joe Carlos Lopez Madigan-Fried, Ben Foresta, Santino Stephen Medina Schultz, Jackson Prunier, Harry, Fr. Jonathan Paulino Pitman, TJ Smolski, Aaron Nelson Reyes McGovern, Sean Danial Silvestre Tripolsky, Danny Mgr. Harry Prunier, Sr. Paul Strakus Coach: Jim Dolan Mgr. Bobby D’Agnese Mgr: Don Anderson Coaches: Mike Pitman Coach: Alisha Silvestre Bill Bufalino

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Boys Juniors 2006 Schedules Sun 5/21/06 10am Rockies vs. Cubs All Games at Nahant Rotary Field Sun 5/21/06 1pm Cardinals vs. Braves Sun 5/21/06 4pm Phillies vs. Nationals Phillies v. Braves Sat 4/22/06 10am Tue 5/23/06 5pm Braves vs. Phillies Sat 4/22/06 1pm Cubs v. Cards Wed 5/24/06 5pm Cubs vs. Cardinals Sat 4/22/06 4pm Rockies v. Nationals Thu 5/25/06 5pm Nationals vs. Rockies

Sun 4/23/06 10am Phillies vs. Cubs Sat 5/27/06 10am Braves vs. Rockies

Sun 4/23/06 1pm Braves vs. Nationals Sat 5/27/06 1pm Nationals vs. Cubs

Sun 4/23/06 4pm Cardinals vs. Rockies Sat 5/27/06 4pm Phillies vs. Cardinals

Tue 4/25/06 5pm Rockies vs. Phillies Sun 5/28/06 10am Cubs vs. Phillies

Wed 4/26/06 5pm Cardinals vs. Nationals Sun 5/28/06 1pm Nationals vs. Braves

Thu 4/27/06 5pm Cubs vs. Braves Sun 5/28/06 4pm Rockies vs. Cardinals

Sat 4/29/06 10am Nationals vs. Phillies Tue 5/30/06 5pm Cardinals vs. Nationals

Sat 4/29/06 1pm Cardinals vs. Braves Wed 5/31/06 5pm Phillies vs. Rockies

Sat 4/29/06 4pm Rockies vs. Cubs Thu 6/1/06 5pm Braves vs. Cubs

Sun 4/30/06 10am Braves vs. Phillies Sat 6/3/06 10am Cubs vs. Rockies

Sun 4/30/06 1pm Cubs vs. Cardinals Sat 6/3/06 1pm Braves vs. Cardinals

Sun 4/30/06 4pm Nationals vs. Rockies Sat 6/3/06 4pm Nationals vs. Phillies

Tue 5/2/06 5pm Braves vs. Rockies Sun 6/4/06 10am Phillies vs. Braves

Wed 5/3/06 5pm Nationals vs. Cubs Sun 6/4/06 1pm Cardinals vs. Cubs

Thu 5/4/06 5pm Phillies vs. Cardinals Sun 6/4/06 4pm Rockies vs. Nationals

Sat 5/6/06 10am Cubs vs. Phillies Tue 6/6/06 5pm Rockies vs. Braves

Sat 5/6/06 1pm Nationals vs. Braves Wed 6/7/06 5pm Cubs vs. Nationals

Sat 5/6/06 4pm Rockies vs. Cardinals Thu 6/8/06 5pm Cardinals vs. Phillies Sun 5/7/06 10am Cardinals vs. Nationals Sun 5/7/06 1pm Phillies vs. Rockies Sun 5/7/06 4pm Braves vs. Cubs Tue 5/9/06 5pm Cubs vs. Rockies Wed 5/10/06 5pm Braves vs. Cardinals Thu 5/11/06 5pm Nationals vs. Phillies Sat 5/13/06 10am Phillies vs. Braves Sat 5/13/06 1pm Cardinals vs. Cubs Sat 5/13/06 4pm Rockies vs. Nationals Sun 5/14/06 10am Rockies vs. Braves Sun 5/14/06 1pm Cubs vs. Nationals Sun 5/14/06 4pm Cardinals vs. Phillies Tue 5/16/06 5pm Phillies vs. Cubs Wed 5/17/06 5pm Braves vs. Nationals Thu 5/18/06 5pm Cardinals vs. Rockies Sat 5/20/06 10am Nationals vs. Cardinals Sat 5/20/06 1pm Rockies vs. Phillies Sat 5/20/06 4pm Cubs vs. Braves 20 BASEBALL MAJORS ROSTERS 2006

Yankees Indians Athletics Alex Martinez Chris Carman Matt Gambale Jermaine Kelly Tom Ledbury Billy Valle D. J. Bray Nick Barbuzzi Mike Hamel James Beane Mark Lausier Frank Legere William Leahy Joe DeSalvo Justin Perry Dan Copeland Aiden Lang Chris Sullivan Evan Rhodes Brian Sullivan Drew Connors Adam Beermann Phillip O’Connor Brian Burke Brian Santry Tim Bradley Griffin Hunt Tom Surette Charlotte LeBlang Andy Covino Zach Wagner Brendan McDonald Aaron Cronin Ben Faulkner John Vatcher Valvel Temin Drew Gentile Sam Crimmons Mike Bagarella Mgr: Al Duratti Coaches Mgr: Andy Holmes, Patrick Dennis Scott Faulkner, Ted Merritt Coaches: Scott Ledbury, Mgr: Charlie Gambale James Lang, Don Fraser, Coaches: Joe Valle, Tom White Sox Brian Chadwell, Bryce Burke, Chris Connors A.J. Baker Chadwell Gino Cresta Red Sox Derek Mayo Tigers Nick Menino Richard Sullivan Maxx Cargill Dan Santanello Matt Videtta Maxwell Cohen Alex Talcofsky Jeremy Fisher-Block Chris Condon Mike Wynne Sean O’Brien Matt Gilberg Patrick O'Malley Mark Pelletier Sam Gold Jason Siniecki Josh Rothwell Zach Kalapinski Tobin Bartolo Nick Agresti Michael Lan Robert Serino Tim Costin Brendan Massey Eric Zeller Trevor Massey Alex Sverker Patrick Kennedy Josh Price Trey Sverker Matt Moll Mgr: Michael LeBlanc Randolph Thurman Nunzio Morretti Coaches: Michael Massey Matt Turner Jake Cassidy Gino Cresta Michael Walsh Mgr: Tim Cassidy Mgr: Paul Cargill, Rick Coaches: Jim Toomey, Nick Nahant Red Sox Massey, Ed Thurman, Jim Menino, Dan Santanella Antrim, Ian Walsh Carmody, Corey Nahant Athletics , Elijah Bonazzoli, Matthew Clark, Shiloh Collins, Kurt Kourkoulis, Thanasi Collins, Lincoln Kumar, Ashiwan Gonzalez, Joshua Lowe, Jim Haynes-Lewis, Jesse Peterson , Tyler Marini, Daniel Ryan, Matthew Mason, Christopher Scaglione, Steven Morad, Andrew Sheehan, Patrick Nygren, John Mgr: Eric Peterson, Silva, Joseph Coaches: Kevin Carmody, Silva, Tony Tim Lowe, Jay Ryan Mgr: Joseph Marini Coaches: Tom Silva, Vinnie Bonazzoli, Lou Wallach

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Major Baseball Schedule 2006, Until Opening of New Fields

Date Time Location Teams SAT. APRIL 22 1:00PM NAHANT NAHANT A'S AT INDIANS SAT. APRIL 22 3:00PM NAHANT NAHANT RED SOX AT ATHLETICS SAT. APRIL 22 5:00PM NAHANT TIGERS AT YANKEES

SUNDAY APRIL 23 1:00PM NAHANT WHITE SOX AT RED SOX SUNDAY APRIL 23 3:00PM NAHANT INDIANS AT TIGERS

MONDAY APRIL 24 5:30PM NAHANT YANKEES AT WHITE SOX

WED. APRIL 26 5:30PM NAHANT RED SOX AT NAHANT RED SOX

FRIDAY APRIL 28 5:30PM NAHANT ATHLETICS AT NAHANT A'S

SAT. APRIL 29 1:00PM NAHANT NAHANT RED SOX AT INDIANS SAT. APRIL 29 3:00PM NAHANT ATHLETICS AT YANKEES SAT. APRIL 29 5:00PM NAHANT NAHANT A'S AT RED SOX

SUNDAY APRIL 30 1:00PM NAHANT TIGERS AT WHITE SOX SUNDAY APRIL 30 3:00PM NAHANT YANKEES AT NAHANT A'S

MONDAY MAY 1 5:30PM NAHANT RED SOX AT TIGERS

WED. MAY 3 5:30PM NAHANT WHITE SOX AT NAHANT RED SOX

FRIDAY MAY 5 5:30PM NAHANT INDIANS AT ATHLETICS

22 2006 Rosters and Schedule Nahant Spinners Schedule Spinners 4/22, 4/24, 4/26, 4/29. 5/1, 5/3 Ago, Mike games at Phillips 4/25, 5/2 games at Clarke Bell, Anthony Biletch, Zach 2 Dignan, Jared Remaining games at Forest Ave Dignan, Jason Caruso, Vinnie 14 field except * = Nahant Irvine, Mark Duff, Danny 12 4-22 Tigers @ Nahant 8:00 Red Sox @ Spinners 10:15 Kenneally, Liam Hale, Toby 10 Munnelly, Ian Indians @ A's 12:30 Peterson, Edwin Hingston, Ryan 8 4-25 Spinners @ Tigers 6:00 Ross, William Mazariegos, Billy 13 Red Sox @ Indians 6:00 4-26 A's @ Spinners6:00 Scaglione, Tyler Pickett, Beau 6 Scourtas, Evan 4-29 A's @ Indians 8:00 Wallach, Albert Powell, Alex 3 Tigers @ White Sox 10:15 Manager Sean Dignan Powell, Jake 4 Spinners @ Nahant12:30 Coach Paulette Marie 5-1 White Sox @ A's 6:00 Salter, Gabe 9 5-2 * @ White Sox 6:00 White Sox Sheehan, Peter 15 Indians @ Tigers 6:00 5-3 Tigers @ Red Sox 6:00 Adner, Jacob # 2 Taros, Trent 5 5-6 Red Sox @ A's 8:30 Lovering, Cody # 14 White Sox @ Spinners 10:30 McCuish, Michael # 3 Indians @ Nahant 10:30* Mitlin, Joseph # 4 Bob Powell Manager 5-7 Spinners @ Indians 9:30 Raustad, Nathan # 9 Bob Biletch coach Nahant @ Red Sox 11:30 Rotner, Ben # 6 Tim Sheehan coach 5-9 White Sox @ Indians 6:00 Surette, Joel # 8 Nahant @ Tigers 6:00* Villanueva, Jeremy # 5 Indians 5-11 Spinners @ Red Sox 6:00 Walker, Joe # 11 5-13 A's @ Nahant 8:30 Walker, Sam # 7 14 Bradley, Robert Red Sox @ White Sox 10:30 Webber, Spencer # 12 Tigers @ Spinners 10:30* Magee, Matt # 10 16 Cherner, Phillip 5-14 Indians @ Red Sox 9:30

9 Clarke, Shane Spinners @ A's 11:30 Mgr: Bob McCuish- Coaches, 1 Frary, Cameron 5-16 White Sox @ Tigers 6:00 Roberto Villanueva, 8 Gordinas, Jared Nahant @ Spinners 6:00* Phil Rotner, Terry Raustad 5-18 Tigers @ Indians 6:00 7 Hopkins, Kiernan 5-20 Nahant @ Indians 8:30 Tigers 3 King, John Red Sox @ Tigers 10:30 6 Madigan-Fried, Liam A's @ White Sox 10:30* Cameron Byrne #10 5-21 Spinners @ White Sox 9:30 12 Maitland, Kyle Michael Norcott #15 5-23 A's @ Red Sox 6:00 Wes Groom #8 2 Marescalchi, Kevin White Sox @ Nahant 6:00* Ryan Benson #8 10 Nelson, Chad 5-25 Indians @ Spinners 6:00 Marcus Ranso #3m 5-27 Tigers @ A's 8:30 Chris Thomsen #5 4 Waters, Kyle Red Sox @ Nahant 10:30 Peter Wright #11 Mgr: Jim Caswell Indians @ White Sox 10:30* Seamus McGorray #1 Coach: Joe Smolski 5-28 Tigers @ Nahant 9:30 Trevor Kelly #9 Coach: Dennis King Red Sox @ Spinners 11:30 Xan Alleyne #14 Coach: Alex Brown Indians @ White Sox 6:00 Patrick Burkett #4 5-30 Nahant @ A's 6:00* Matt Nardiello #7 White Sox @ Red Sox 6:00 Tim Byrne, Mgr., Coaches, Neill A’s 6-1 Spinners @ Tigers 6:00 Norcott, Joe Burkett 6-3 Red Sox @ Indians 8:30 1 TJ Delano A's @ Spinners 10:30* Red Sox 2 Dan Conway Tigers @ White Sox 10:30 3 Alex Zuchero 6-4 Spinners @ Nahant 9:30 #1 Jelson Ryan 6 Justin Nestor Indians @ Tigers 11:30 #2 Erik Murphy 7 Chris Iudice 6-6 White Sox @ A's 6:00 #3 David Reichert 8 Matt Hilario Tigers @ Red Sox 6:00 * #4 Ryan January 9 Robert Seymour 6-8 Nahant @ White Sox 6:00 #5 Trevor Whelan 10 Sean Rogers 6-10 A's @ Indians 8:30 #6 Alex Baleeza 11 Eric Flynn White Sox @ Spinners 10:30 #8 Noah Gopen 12 Tim Eccleston Nahant @ Red Sox 10:30* #9 Danny Burke 14 Ross Sullivan 6-11 Indians @ Nahant 9:30 #10 Ben Friedman 16 PJ Coletti A's @ Tigers 11:30 #11 Alex Sneirson 6-13 Red Sox @ A's 6:00 #12 James Collins Ted Delano Manager Spinners @ Indians 6:00* #16 John Perlstein Jim Nestor coach 6-17 A's @ Tigers5:30 Rob Reichert manager Jon Coletti coach White Sox @ Red Sox 7:30 Coaches Derek January,Steve Mike Dunn coach 6-19, 6/20, Makeups Collins, Dick O’Neil, Jeff January Fran LeBlanc coach 6-23, playoffs tentatively start 23 BOYS FARM 2006 ROSTERS BULLS RIVERDOGS SPINNERS MGR: Gino Cresta MGR: Ken Rubin MGR: John Vinal COACH:Jack Beermann COACH: COACH: Sam Beermann George Katz Randy Carrigan Tim Brosnan Harry Copeland Ryan Bradley Brandon Carola Cullen Coyle Sam Carmesino Ryan Cresta Jack Dishman AJ Carrigan Daniel Dumais Scott Dolan Matthew Donaher Tim Dumais Robert Driscoll Greg Fridman Jeremy Epstein Tyler Gateman Christian Llorente Andrew Jacobson Gregory Katz Alex Mazareigos Harry Janvrin Tom Kelly Joshua Merritt Bailey Kennedy Zachary Korff Tucker Merritt Neil Petrocelli Zachary Levenson Charles Sneirson Ben Rossman Jeremy Rubin PJ Vinal Griffin Whitman Jake Yasi GRASSHOPPERS MGR:Anthony Venuti ROCKHOUNDS Nahant Orioles

COACH:Tony Lena MGR: Scott Sagan Arena, Charlie Jacob Adams COACH: Tony Scibelli Aswad, Olivia Aiden Brawley Taylor Agnew Cadigan, Richard Noah Conti Devin Conroy Desmarais, Ryan Ian Crimmins Owen English Fitzpatrick, Brian Talon Gendron Miles Garland Gallagher, Trent Austin Jaffee Alex Jacobs Gooding, Matthew Sam Paster Alex Khatib Howard, CJ John Rizk Neil Lahrizi Morad, Aaron Tristan Smith Matt Mahoney Nugent, Shea Rosa, RayRay Anthony Springthorp Chris Murphy Austin Sagan Tsonkanis, Peter Barry Tevrow Manager Kevin Nugent Marco Scibelli Jake Venuti Coach Christian Howard Jake Yunker Alden Skeadas Coach Raymond Desmarais Coach Charlie Arena MUDCATS SEADOGS Coach Pete Fitzpatrick MGR:Ed Mulvey MGR: Bill Collier COACH:Bob Myette COACH: Nahant Tigers

Zachary Blonder Michael Faia Emanuel Archilla Albright, Steven Patrick Bradley Allard, Jackson Chad Dilisio Jon Brudnick Greg Collier Bleau, Corey Ryan Jacoberger Cooke, Olivia Ben Cormier Alex Jamali-Afoussi Devereaux, Liam Sebastian Jamali-Afoussi Joseph Faia Doyle, Peter Eric McCathern Michael Faia Harrell, Seth Jake Mulvey EJ Palleschi LeBlanc, Joshua Spencer Mulvey Max Petras McDermott, Ryan Rizzo, Anthony Chris Myette Jared Solomon Whitlock, Jake Michael Ranahan Isaac Stuart Malcolm Stuart Manager David Doyle Zachary Sheehan Coach James Devereaux Paul Wilkins Coach Kenny LeBlanc 24

2006 Farm Baseball Schedule

MONDAYS WEDNESDAYS SATURDAYS

Nahant Clark - M Nahant Clark - M Clark - N Nahant - Nahant - Clark - M Clark - M Maj Min 5:30 PM 5:30 PM 5:30 PM 5:30 PM 5:30 PM 8:00 AM 8:00 AM 11:45 AM 2:00 PM

24-Apr 24-Apr 26-Apr 26-Apr 26-Apr 29-Apr 29-Apr 29-Apr 29-Apr R'hounds Riverdogs Bulls Spinners Seadogs Riverdogs G'hoppers R'hounds Bulls Orioles Mudcats Tigers G'hoppers Mudcats Orioles Tigers Seadogs Spinners

1-May 1-May 3-May 3-May 3-May 6-May 6-May 6-May 6-May Mudcats G'hoppers Spinners G'hoppers Riverdogs Seadogs Orioles Spinners R'hounds Tigers Bulls Orioles R'hounds Seadogs Tigers Mudcats Riverdogs Bulls

8-May 8-May 10-May 10-May 10-May 13-May 13-May 13-May 13-May Orioles Riverdogs Tigers R'hounds Mudcats G'hoppers Tigers Spinners Bulls Seadogs G'hoppers Riverdogs Spinners Bulls Orioles R'hounds Mudcats Seadogs

15-May 15-May 17-May 17-May 17-May 20-May 20-May 20-May 20-May Tigers R'hounds Orioles Mudcats Seadogs Tigers Seadogs Bulls Mudcats Spinners Riverdogs Bulls G'hoppers Spinners Orioles G'hoppers Riverdogs R'hounds

22-May 22-May 24-May 24-May 24-May 27-May 27-May 27-May 27-May Bulls Riverdogs Tigers G'hoppers Bulls Orioles Riverdogs R'hounds Mudcats Orioles Spinners Mudcats R'hounds G'hoppers Spinners Tigers G'hoppers Seadogs

29-May 29-May 31-May 31-May 31-May 3-Jun 3-Jun 3-Jun 3-Jun Mem Day MemDay Orioles Mudcats G'hoppers Tigers Mudcats Seadogs G'hoppers 10:00 AM 10:00 AM R'hounds Riverdogs R'hounds Spinners Seadogs Bulls Orioles Riverdogs Spinners Tigers Bulls

5-Jun 5-Jun 7-Jun 7-Jun 7-Jun 10-Jun 10-Jun 10-Jun 10-Jun Seadogs R'hounds Spinners G'hoppers Seadogs Orioles Tigers Bulls Spinners Orioles Mudcats Tigers Riverdogs Bulls Riverdogs G'hoppers Mudcats R'hounds

12-Jun 12-Jun 14-Jun 14-Jun 14-Jun 17-Jun 17-Jun 17-Jun 17-Jun Tigers Bulls Orioles Spinners Mudcats Orioles Spinners G'hoppers Riverdogs Seadogs R'hounds G'hoppers Seadogs Riverdogs Tigers Bulls Mudcats R'hounds

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CLINIC BASEBALL ROSTERS (8’S) 2006

RED SOX WHITE SOX INDIANS 1. Jason Brenner TIGERS 1. Jeremy Adler 1. Joshua Allen 2. Brandon Byrne 1. John Beauliue 2. Jared Chapman 2. Steven DiLisio 3. Walker Christie 3. Alex Cormier 3. Brett Gambale 2. Olivia Capone 4. Jack Herlihy 4. Tommy Cothern 4. Matthew Jalbert 3. Sean Clifford 5.Owen Madigan-Fried 5. Sara Cunningham 5. Daniel Kerble 4. Christian Flynn 6. Matthew Jacobs 6. Adam Lan 5. Matt Hubauer 6. Robert Munafo 7. Nick Papale 7. Noah Maercklein 6. Cooper Lentz 7. Colin O’Brien 8. Andrew Richardson 8. Declan McGorray 7. Cole Murphy 8. Benjamin Pitman 9. Jake Roberts 9. David Sookin 8. Thomas Pass 9. Maxwell Pugh 10. Joseph Turcotte 10. Leo Wile 9. Bryan Raustad 10. Samuel Rotner 11. Brandon Van Zoest 11. Jonathan Wurzel 10. Danny Hingston 11. Kevin Strothman 11. Sarah Hingston 12. Matthew Zimmer 12. Jack Fitzpatrick 12. Luke O’Brien 12. Cameron LeBlanc 13 Jeremy Armano 13. Brandon Strasnick 13. Nick Scibelli 13. Adrian Espinar 14. Santo Zannino-Peppe 14. Alexandra Vogel Coaches: Mike Coaches: 15. Travis Thurman Jalbert and Andy Lan Coaches: Shawn Heidi Whittier Hubauer and Dick Carl Madigan-Fried Coaches:Tim Byrne Hingston Steve Cormier DAY DATE Game 1 Game 2 MON 4/24 Tigers @ White Sox WED 4/26 Indians @ Red Sox SAT 4/29 White Sox @ Indians Red Sox @ Tigers MON 5/1 Tigers @ Indians WED 5/3 Red Sox @ White Sox SAT 5/6 White Sox @ Tigers Red Sox @ Indians MON 5/8 Indians @White Sox WED 5/10 Tigers @ Red Sox SAT 5/13 Indians @ Tigers White Sox @ Red Sox MON 5/15 Tigers @ White Sox WED 5/17 Indians @ Red Sox SAT 5/20 White Sox @ Indians Red Sox @ Tigers MON 5/22 Tigers @ Indians WED 5/24 Red Sox @ White Sox SAT 5/27 White Sox @ Tigers Red Sox @ Indians MON 29-May Indians @ White Sox WED 31-May Tigers @ Red Sox SAT 3-Jun Indians @ Tigers White Sox @ Red Sox MON 5-Jun Tigers @ White Sox WED 7-Jun Indians @ Red Sox SAT PLAYOFFS TBD Saturday games start at 9:30 @ Clarke School Weekday games start at 5:45, at Phillips Park

26 Baseball Clinic 7’s Rosters & Schedule 2006

Angels Tigers Schedule. Game 1 is at 3 PM at Stanley. Games Cohen Christopher Ryan Nathaniel 2 & 3 are at 4:15 at McEnaney Brendan Carmosino Zachary Clarke. All Games Battinelli Peter Sagan Mason Saturday. Cothern Christopher Damon Christie Home Away Dove Andrew Damon Turner Date Team Team Lahrizi Sean Cronin William 4/22/ G1 White Sox Angels Olsen Micah Keller Ethan G2 Tigers Red Sox Muller Daniel Keller Jacob G3 Twins Indians Friedman Jake Kelly Jack 4/29/ G1 Indians White Sox Langan Erik Lentz Griffin G2 Red Sox Twins Mgr: Dan Ryan G3 Angels Tigers Mgr: Scot Cohen Coaches: Chris 5/6/ G1 White Sox Red Sox Coaches: John McEnaney Carmosino G2 Twins Tigers Peter Battinelli Scott Sagan G3 Indians Angels 5/13/ G1 Angels Twins Red Sox Twins G2 Tigers White Sox G3 Red Sox Indians Oliveri Louis Burkett Lily 5/20/ G1 Red Sox Angels Hopkins Stephen Stephens Tommy G2 Tigers Indians Welch Kyle Klusza Alec G3 White Sox Twins Codispoti Dominic Amato Peter 5/27/ G1 Angels White Sox Dishman Adam Swigor Chad G2 Red Sox Tigers Gordinas Brendan Parker Harry G3 Indians Twins O'Brien Liam Pearce Owen 6/3/ G1 White Sox Indians Mazow Caleb Quill David G2 Twins Red Sox Wollerscheid Emery Talcofsky Chris G3 Tigers Angels 6/10/ G1 Red Sox White Sox Emmerich Maximilian Marescalchi Ryan G2 Tigers Twins

G3 Angels Indians Mgr: Lou Olivieri Mgr: Joe Burkett Coaches: Robert Hopkins Coaches: Tom 6/17/ G1 Twins Angels Peter Welsh Stephens G2 White Sox Tigers Mark Klusza G3 Indians Red Sox Indians 6/24/ G1 Angels Red Sox White Sox G2 Indians Tigers McLaughlin Andrew G3 Twins White Sox Venuti Anthony Petrocelli Billy

Perry Kevin Young Nathan Thompson Cameron Abrams Jacob Wurzel Jack Conner Ben Moretti Jack Faulkner Liam Hause Adam Lombard Kevin Sullivan Gavin Marston Matt Johnson Michael Williams Forest Donnelly Ryan Hayes Dylan

Mgr: Robert McLaughlin Mgr: Neil Petrocelli Coaches: Anthony Venuti Coaches: Steve Rick Donnelly Young, Alan Abrams 27 Baseball Tee-Ball Rosters and Schedule 2006 (Final Rosters with Coaches’ Names Not Available at Press Time)

White Sox Angels Bradley, Brendan Benoit, Brett Capone, Michael Doucette, Patrick Carr, Andrew Fuller, William Carr, Callan Johnson, Daniel Carrero, Noah Leahy, Jack Cote, Lucas Madigan-Brown, Cox, Jordan Declan Dariotis, Nicholas McRae, Colin Davis, Ethan Moschella, Anthony Finer, Alexander O'Keefe, Thomas Frary, Colin Poska, Jack George, Ishaan Santanello, Steven Jensen, Robbie Smith, Michael Kirby, Chris Stern, Jake Walsh, Colin

Tigers Red Sox Fraser, William Biletch, Eli George, Cole Cooper, Jake Guevarez, Andrew Currie, John Johnson, Nick Donahue, Trevor Kluska, Reece Harling, Joseph Levine, Troy Hoffman, Jake Maldonado, Andrew Hopkins, Russell Marshall, Luke Kerble, Andrew McIntire, Jacob Legere, Christopher Perkins, Spencer Schultz, Jonas Sanchez, Tyler Stockman, Adam Sheehan, Alex Wales, Harry Strothman, Brian Willet, Nathan

All games are SATURDAY At Clarke School

SCHEDULE 11:45 1:15 22-Apr Practice Practice Practice 29-Apr Practice Practice/game Practice/game 6-May Game Red Sox/White Sox Tigers/Angels 13-May Game Red Sox/Tigers White Sox/Angels 20-May Game Red Sox/Angels White Sox/Tigers 27-May Game Red Sox/White Sox Tigers/Angels 6-Jun Game Red Sox/Tigers White Sox/Angels 13-Jun Game Red Sox/Angels White Sox/Tigers

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SENIOR LEAGUE SOFTBALL ROSTERS

Athletics Phillies

Name Name Anastasis Beaulieu Angela Dandero Jennifer Cleary Megan Colletti Deanna Hayward Danielle Goldman Taylor Maccario Michaela Jancsy Heather MacElwee Sacha McKinnon Erin McLaughlin Allyson Myette Mallarie McGrath Jen Miller Cailah Moschella Steph Miller Monica Mosho Zoe Nardone Francesca Pelletier Lauren Perry Paige Nahirny Courtney Russo Lauren Sullivan Katryna Smith Kelly Walton Siobhan Surette Alex Wilson Kirstin Vinal Carly Wile

Steve Mosho Manager Greg Miller Manager John McGrath Coach Gerry Perry Coach Russ Nahirny Coach Joe Shanahan Coach Todd Wilson Coach John Colletti Coach

Rockies Royals

Name Name Ashley Birchmore Britani Dunbar Maureen Bradley Elizabeth Drummond Kiley Bragan Carley Hayes Olivia Cohen Gretchen Luke Casey Connolly Mallory McDonough Courtney Fletcher Karlen O’Neal Lisa Gambale Natalia Shams Kelly Gillis Nicole See Emily Generazzo Allison Stephens Sara-Rose Sauerborn Sarah Stevens Heather Tevrow Leah Towe Lindsay Walsh Kelsey Wharff Hilary Whelan Samantha White Courtney Winters Elise Williams

Mahlon Bradley Manager Steve Williams Manager Mary Ellen Fletcher Coach Tom Stevens Coach Scott Bragan Coach Michelle Kane Coach

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Senior Softball Schedule 2006

SUNDAYS THURSDAYS SATURDAYS Time Away Home Field Time Away Home Field Time Home Away Field 4/22 5:30 - Royals MHD MHD 7:30 Red 5:30 - Phillies Athletics S 7:30 7:45 - NO LATE GAME 9:45 4/23 4/27 4/29 5:30 - 7:30 Rockies MHD MHD 5:30 - Rockies MHD MHD White 7:30 White 3 15 - 5:15 MHD Red Rockies S 5:30 - 7:30 Royals Athletics S 5:30 - MHD Red Phillies S 7:30 5:30 - MHD Royals S 5:30 - 7:30 MHD Red Phillies OV 7:45 - 7:30 White 9:45 4/30 5/4 5/6 Time TBD MHD Red MHD White 3 15 - 5:15 Athletics Phillies S 5:30 - 7:30 Athletics MHD MHD 5:30 - Rockies MHD MHD Red 7:30 RED 5:30 - Royals Rockies S 5:30 - 7:30 MHD Rockies S 5:30 - MHD White Athletics FA 7:30 White 7:30 5:30 - 7:30 Phillies Royals OV 7:45 - NO 9:45 LATE GAME 5/7 5/11 5/13 Time TBD MHD MHD Red MHD White

5:30 - 7:30 Phillies MHD MHD 5:30 - Royals MHD MHD White 7:30 White 3:15 - Phillies Athletics S 5:30 - 7:30 Rockies Athletics S 5:30 - Rockies Phillies FA 5:15 7:30 5:30 - Rockies Royals S 5:30 - 7:30 OV 7:45 - MHD Red Athletics FA 7:30 9:45 5/14 5/18 5/20 NO 5:30 - 7:30 Phillies MHD MHD 5:30 - Phillies MHD MHD Red 7:30 Red GAMES 5:30 - 7:30 MHD Rockies FA 5:30 - Athletics Rockies FA White 7:30 5:30 - 7:30 Athletics Royals OV 7:45 - MHD White Royals FA 9:45 5/21 5/25 5/27 Time TBD MHD MHD Red MHD White

5:30 - 7:30 Athletics MHD MHD 5:30 - Royals MHD MHD White 7:30 White 3:15 - Phillies Royals FA 5:30 - 7:30 Rockies Phillies FA 5:30 - MHD Red Rockies FA 5:15 7:30 5:30 - Athletics Rockies FA 5:30 - 7:30 MHD Red Royals OV 7:45 - Athletics Phillies FA 7:30 9:45 5/28 6/1 6/3 Time TBD MHD Red MHD MHD White

5:30 - 7:30 Athletics MHD MHD 5:30 - Phillies MHD MHD White 7:30 White 3:15 - Rockies Athletics FA 5:30 - 7:30 Royals Phillies FA 5:30 - Royals Rockies FA 5:15 7:30 5:30 - Royals Phillies FA 5:30 - 7:30 MAKEUP SLOT OV 7:45 - MHD Red Athletics FA 7:30 9:45 6/4 6/8 6/10 Athletics MHD MHD 5:30 - Royals MHD MHD Red 7:30 Red 3:15 - Athletics Royals Rockies Royals FA 5:30 - MHD White Athletics FA 5:15 7:30 5:30 - MHD Phillies MHD Phillies OV 7:45 - Phillies Rockies FA 7:30 White White 9:45 6/11 6/15 6/17 5:30 - 7:30 Rockies MHD MHD Red 3:15 - MHD Red Royals FA 5:30 - 7:30 Royals Athletics FA 5:15 5:30 - Phillies Rockies FA 5:30 - 7:30 MAKEUP SLOT OV 7:30 Fields: S=Stanley, OV=Old Varsity, MHD= Marblehead, FA=New Forest Avenue

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Major League Softball Rosters 2006

ROYALS: PHILLIES: ROCKIES: Emily Howard Cody Kline Melanie Potter Victoria Wharff Kate Rudolph Jennifer Desmond Angela Vousboukis Caroline Murphy Lindsey Clifford Marina Padovani Melissa Mishkin Haley Churchill Noel Landry Nickey Gateman Kelly Birchmore Hannah English Tess Gorman Meredith Ball Sionna Hopkins Gabby Rizzo Ashley Petras Lindsay McKinnon Emma Walsh Alexa Goldman Rachel Moran Bridget Genoversa- Emily Dale Shauna Gorham Wong Erin Cassidy Alec Kingston Stephanie Collins Allegra Walker Caitlin McNally Lizzy Sullivan Paulina Brito Abigail Chung Rachel Brenner Leah Dawley Manager John Wharff Catherine Singley Manager Eric Walker Coach Pam Padovani Alexandra Steriti Coaches: Glen Potter Coach Bill Vousboukis MGR: Brian Murphy Sally Birchmore Coach Karin Walsh Reid Cassidy MARLINS: Coach Eric Collins Erica Weinstein Coach Henry Wong Deven Jaffe Jillian Hebert ATHLETICS: Heather Doyle Michaela Turner Allie Donnenfeld Genevieve Benoit Alana Dolan Abby Caggiano Allison Hinrich Gillian Trask Nicole Gioiosa Colleen Meagher Lauren Moran Danielle DeVillis Kelsie Mayo Marissa McCormack Lindsey Marini Clare Surette Marina Roberts Alexandra Aylward Tori Thistle Sophia Scott Manager Cathy Marini Anna Green Coach Joe Marini Nicki Freedman Coach Dave Doyle Maggie Carey Coach Stephanie Haley Irwin MGR: Dan DeVillis Coaches: Bob Caggiano John Alward Jill Alward Paul McCormack

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Major Softball Schedule 2006—all games at Stanley unless noted otherwise and until further notice (when new fields open). On weeknights, home team listed second.

SUNDAY MONDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY SATURDAY Time Away Home Time Away Home 4/22 1:00 - 3:00 Rockies Royals 3:15 - 5:15 Athletics Phillies 4/23 4/24 4/26 4/28 4/29 5:30 5:30 1:00 - 3:00 Athletics Marlins 1:00 - 3:00 Athletics Rockies 3:15 - 5:15 Marlins Phillies Rockies Royals Royals vs vs vs Marlins Phillies Athletics 4/30 5/1 5/3 5/5 5/6 No Game 5:30 5:30 5:30 JV Game JV Game 1:00 - 3:00 Phillies Marlins Rotary Field Royals No Game 3:15 - 5:15 Royals Athletics Phillies vs vs Rockies Rockies

5/7 5/8 5/10 5/12 5/13 5:30 5:30 5:30 1:00 - 3:00 Marlins Rockies JV Game JV Game 1:00 - 3:00 Athletics Marlins Rotary Field No Game 3:15 - 5:15 Rockies Phillies Royals Phillies vs vs Marblehead Night Marlins Marlins

5/14 5/15 5/17 5/19 5/20 5:30 5:30 5:30 Mother's JV Game JV Game 1:00 - 3:00 Marlins Phillies Day Rotary Field No Game 3:15 - 5:15 Royals Rockies NO Marlins Athletics vs vs GAMES Athletics Royals

5/21 5/22 5/24 5/26 5/27 5:30 5:30 5:30 1:00 - 3:00 Phillies Athletics JV Game 1:00 - 3:00 Athletics Royals Rotary Field 3:15 - 5:15 Rockies Marlins Royals Marlins Rockies vs vs vs Phillies Athletics Phillies

5/28 5/29 5/31 6/2 6/3 5:30 5:30 5:30 1:00 - 3:00 Rockies Royals 1:00 - 3:00 Phillies Royals Memorial 3:15 - 5:15 Rockies Athletics Phillies Marlins Day vs vs Athletics Royals

6/4 6/5 6/7 6/9 6/10 5:30 5:30 5:30 1:00 - 3:00 Marlins Royals 1:00 - 3:00 Marlins Rockies 3:15 - 5:15 Phillies Royals Phillies Royals Athletics vs vs vs Rockies Marlins Rockies

6/11 6/12 6/14 6/16 6/17 5:30 5:30 5:30 1:00 - 3:00 Athletics Phillies Rockies vs Athletics

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Minor League Softball Rosters and Schedule 2006

Phillies: Schedule: All Games at Manager-Tom King Rockies: Stanley School until opening Coach-Kevin Condon Manager-Heidi DiPietro of new fields. On Saturdays Coach- and Sundays, Game 1 is Karissa King listed first and starts at 8:30, Amber Sirrani Taylor DiPietro Game 2 is listed second and Shauna King Jenna Ring starts at 12:45. Tuesday Stephanie Borneman Dylan Cooper games are at 5:30. Home Ariel Salter Brooke Rosanthal team listed second. Haley McDevitt Oliva Forman Erin Condon Colbie Cassidy 4/22 ROCKIES v. ROYALS Molly White Sarah Kelley A v. PHILLIES Emma Warner Emily Fiore 4/23 ROYALS v. A’S Pennie Herring Amiee Caron ROCKIES v. MARLINS Allie Cunningham Alexandra Sanchez 4/25 ROYALS v. PHILLIES Rebecca Bruno 4/29 A’S v. ROCKIES Athletics: Amanda Cook MARLINS v. PHILLIES Manager-Lynne Bray 4/30 PHILLIES v. ROCKIES Coach-John Rizzo Marlins: MARLINS v. A’S Manager-Steve O'Conner 5/2 ROCKIES v. A’S Jackie Thompson Coach-Dana Fraser 5/6 PHILLIES v. MARLINS Stephanie Strager ROYALS v. A’S Emily Bray Catherine Sheehan 5/7 ROYALS v. ROCKIES Sam Rizzo Lillie Goldman PHILLIES v. MARLINS Maggie Yasi Abby O'Conner 5/9 ROCKIES v. PHILLIES Ali Carreiro Maria Travasio 5/13, 5/14 No Games Vicky Himaris Talia Faia 5/16 ROYALS v. MARLINS Meagan Wynne Caitlyn Gorman 5/20 PHILLIES v. ROYALS Amanda Low Nora Walker ROCKIES v. A’S Emily Russo Kelsie Lombard 5/21 MARLINS v. ROCKIES Claire Michaud Victoria Fraser A’S v. ROYALS Dannielle Botto Amshala Divadkar 5/23 A’S v. PHILLIES Mikaila Enos 5/27 A’S v. ROYALS Alexandra Cohen ROCKIES v. MARLINS 5/28 A’S v. MARLINS Royals: PHILLIES v. ROCKIES Manager-Jen Bishop 5/30 MARLINS v. ROYALS Coach-Ann O'Brian 6/3 A’S v. MARLINS ROCKIES v. PHILLIES Alida Van der Burg 6/4 MARLINS v. ROYALS Nicole Dedrick PHILLIES v. A’S Regan O'Brian 6/6 ROCKIES v ROYALS Tessa Beane 6/10 MARLINS v. ROCKIES Alison Carr PHILLIES v. ROYALS Nina Groom 6/11 ROYALS v. PHILLIES Emma Bishop MARLINS v. A’S Danielle Mayblyum 6/13 PHILLIES v. A’S Ricki Rooklin 6/17 A’S v. ROCKIES Samantha Baldwin ROYALS v. MARLINS Elizabeth Finer 6/18 MARLINS v. PHILLIES Caroline Kluza ROYALS v. ROCKIES Anya Peterson

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Softball Farm League Rosters and Schedule 2006

Athletics Manager: Candice Doyle Coach: Cynthia Shannon Game Schedule Abby Bucklin Philllies Morgan Cooper Mgr: Eve Gambale Madeline Dove Coach: John Gambale Tuesday and Wednesday Emma Faulkner Glenn Potter games at Stanley 5:30 PM Mackenzie Faulkner Jay Videtta Saturday games behind the st Linda Fitzpatrick High School 1 game at nd |Julia Massey 11:00 AM 2 game at 1:00 Jordan Nicosia Aimee Aylward PM Sarah Thompson Isabella Fillenworth Tiana Delano Jessica Gambale Abby LeBlanc Jessica Potter Annie Norton Julia Potter Date Teams Kendall Rhodes Megan Russo 4/25 Phillies-Athletics Natalia Rodriguez Callie Serino 4/26 Royals-Marlins Farren Shannon Angela Videtta 4/29 Marlins-Royals Sarah Vogel Athletics-Phillies Marlins Alanna Burke 5/2 Phillies- Royals Mgr: David Ring Alicia Fitzgerald 5/3 Marlins-Athletics Coach: Marc Strr Emma Ghirardini 5/6 Royals-Athletics Nicole LeBlanc Marlins-Phillies Emily Legere 5/9 Athletics-Marlins Anna Dennis Veronica Rizzo 5/10 Royals-Phillies Alexandra Groom 5/13 Phillies-Marlins Eleanor Herring Athletics-Royals Kyle Kingston Royals 5/16 Royals-Marlins Alyssa Mauriello Mgr: Chris Kennedy 5/17 Phillies-Athletics Kathryn Rothwell Coach: Barry Brodsky 5/20 Athletics-Phillies Madeline Ryan Royals-Marlins Elizabeth Strr Kate Brodsky 5/23 Phillies-Marlins Elizabeth Tibbetts Gabriella Fagone 5/24 Royals-Athletics Megan Dolan Isabella Fagone 5/27 Royals-Athletics Hannah Leahy Annie Kane Phillies-Marlins Jamie Ring Emma Kane 5/30 Athletics-Marlins Isabella Kornitsky Sophia Kennedy 5/31 Royals-Phillies Katie Papele Morgan Kessler 6/3 Marlins-Athletics Bailey Shore Samantha Sinrich Phillies-Royals August Solone 6/6 Phillies-Royals Emily Travascio 6/7 Athletics-Marlins Aliyah Marberblatt 6/10 Marlins-Phillies Sarah McRae Athletics-Royals Claire Powell 6/13 Phillies-Athletics Aliyah Sloan 6/14 Royals-Marlins Emma Wright

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Athletics Marlins

Manager-Jim Nisbet Manager-Tom Healey Coach(es)-Gary Lord Coach(es)-Eric Walker, Susan Jacobs

1. Leanne Nisbet 1. Ruby Jacobs 2. Elizabeth Rizk 2. Gianna Walker 3. Ellie Wright 3. Michaela Freddo 4. Meredith Charney 4. Emma Benevento 5. Jessica VanZoest 5. Leona “Rosie” Beermann 6. Riley Lord 6. Clare Lang 7. Claudia Mazariegos 7. Emma Groom 8. Lauren Mccuish 9. Bridget Healey Royals Phillies Manager-Kris Kennedy Coach(es)- Kate Greehan Manager-Lisa Faia John Kennedy Coach(es)-

1. Kasey Kennedy 1. Madeline Faia 2. Jaymie Caponigro 2. Anne Vogel 3. Danielle Vittori 3. Ashley Reichert 4. Ashley Bucklin 4. Mia Hopkins 5. Sierra Inzana 5. Kaleigh Cantin 6. Kendra Fitzgerald 6. Alyssa Stati 7. Maggie Barden 7. Olivia Sousa 8. Sydney Cresta 9. Rachel Brosnan

Schedule: All games are played at Stanley School. Game 1 starts at 12 Noon. Game 2 starts at 1:45 until 5/13, when schedule changes may occur.

Date Game 1 Game 2

4/22 PHILLIES v. ATHLETICS MARLINS v. ROYALS 4/29 ATHLETICS v. ROYALS PHILLIES v. MARLINS 5/6 MARLINS v. ATHLETICS ROYALS v. PHILLIES 5/13 ROYALS v. MARLINS ATHLETICS v. PHILLIES 5/20 MARLINS v. ROYALS PHILLIES v. ATHLETICS 5/27 ROYALS v. PHILLIES ATHLETICS v. MARLINS 6/3 MARLINS v. PHILLIES ATHLETICS v. ROYALS 6/10 ATHLETICS v. ROYALS PHILLIES v. MARLINS 6/17 TBA TBA 35

Swampscott High School Baseball & Softball 2006 Rosters

Varsity Baseball Freshman Baseball Varsity Softball Chris Blydell Andrew McHugh Marissa Gambale 1 Andrew Dewing Shawn Hubauer Mallorie McGrath 2 Matty O’Brien Ryan McLaughlin Emily Resler 3 Matt Prunier Mike Gillis Natalia Shams 4 Giovanni Vega Tony Speranza Brittini Allain 5 Tom Cronin John Pelletier Samantha Perry 6 Brendan Garner Shane Coffey Stephanie Miller 7 Wes Geraci Allie Beaulieu Kaleigh Barbuzzi 8 Tyler Collins DJ Legere Samantha Skalski 9 Dan Comite Matt Nutter Rachael Paskievich 10 John Hicks Stan Berenshtein Carissa Roche 11 Phil Witt Harry Stone Meaghan Magee 12 Dan Nellhaus John Rosenthal Gwen Luke 15 Justin Mitchell Jake Donahue Katherine Gorham 20 Peter Kinchley COACH Hunter Gordon COACH Julie Ferguson COACHES Larry Kelleher T.J. Baril J.V. Softball Mike Linehan Olivia Dinall Tony Geraci Kelsey Wharff Megan Dawley Junior Varsity Erin McLaughlin Baseball Ally Myette Michael Nimkar Kristin Santanello Chris Cameron Monica Mosho Steve Moran Alana Brenner Danny Gullicksen Jenna Blydell Connor Cross Janelle Mazzaferro Trevor Legere Carissa Roche Dorsey Dobias Jenna Mazzaferro Michael Phelan Sarah Stephens Brian Palangi Samantha Atkin Evan Farr Elise Williams Keith Morgan Jacqui Losano Parker Correnti COACH Andrew Keeter Christina Burrill COACH Jim Grocki

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