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Intercounty Baseball League Official Statistics Herb Morell, Statistician Release INTERCOUNTY BASEBALL LEAGUE OFFICIAL STATISTICS HERB MORELL, STATISTICIAN RELEASE #11 - July 28, 2004 4242 Claypine Rise Including games of FINAL Mississauga, Ont. (905) 238-5264 L4W 2G6 FAX (905) 238-6241 email: [email protected] TEAM BATTING ------------ CLUB PCT G AB R H 2B 3B HR SB BB SO RBI Toronto .315 36 1275 317 402 49 1 47 64 184 185 276 Brantford .304 36 1360 259 413 47 10 14 37 172 195 226 Kitchener .298 36 1314 233 391 65 4 30 33 186 241 209 Guelph .286 36 1275 265 365 65 3 43 34 205 217 229 Hamilton .276 36 1270 217 351 71 1 18 33 168 229 181 London .265 35 1137 157 301 58 3 11 26 107 207 132 Oshawa .260 36 1160 172 302 37 3 14 15 108 218 145 Barrie .260 36 1181 193 307 38 13 10 61 133 250 163 Stratford .228 35 1094 113 249 32 4 6 42 104 294 99 INDIVIDUAL BATTING LEADERS - 112 or more plate appearances -------------------------- Player, Club PCT G AB R H 2B 3B HR SB RBI Rich Butler, Tor .484 28 93 38 45 4 0 9 3 32 Mark Johnston, Kit .430 34 135 23 58 9 0 5 1 35 Danny Gibbons, Tor .423 34 123 41 52 8 0 8 5 33 Jamie Pietraszko, Kit .384 25 99 18 38 5 0 4 1 17 Kevin Treichel, Tor .378 33 119 39 45 4 0 7 3 37 P.J. McDonald, Ham .376 35 141 27 53 8 0 1 5 18 T.J. Shimizu, Br .368 29 125 29 46 3 1 2 17 15 Raul Borjas, Br .368 35 155 39 57 7 3 3 1 27 Luke Baker, Kit .365 34 159 35 58 10 1 5 5 31 Shayne Ridley, Ham .362 36 138 30 50 13 0 5 9 35 TEAM PITCHING ------------- CLUB ERA G W L CG IP R ER H HR BB SO Brantford 3.54 36 27 9 4 335.2 159 132 310 12 141 236 Guelph 3.93 36 19 17 0 318.0 189 139 343 10 123 252 Toronto 3.98 36 28 8 4 314.2 157 139 317 24 105 315 Barrie 4.18 36 20 16 7 299.1 174 139 295 22 146 219 Kitchener 4.67 36 22 14 1 329.1 225 171 354 29 180 204 Hamilton 6.12 36 12 24 5 308.2 269 210 373 24 203 263 London 6.32 35 14 21 8 285.0 227 200 344 22 134 179 Oshawa 6.43 36 13 23 6 291.0 264 208 387 21 159 185 Stratford 6.91 35 6 29 8 279.8 263 208 358 31 177 182 INDIVIDUAL PITCHING LEADERS - 45 or more innings pitched --------------------------- Player, Club ERA G W L IP R ER H BB SO Meleti Melehes*, Gue 1.82 10 5 0 64.1 16 13 58 13 67 Angus Roy, Bar 2.74 12 6 4 72.1 37 22 75 22 57 Brad Hogeterp*, Br 3.21 9 6 0 61.2 28 22 55 26 40 Stefan Strecker, Br 3.66 13 6 2 78.2 36 32 83 13 46 Rob Robinson, Tor 3.69 8 4 2 53.2 28 22 48 19 54 Joel Scott, Kit 3.75 8 5 2 48.0 25 20 43 25 31 Craig Hawkins, Ham 3.97 10 2 3 45.1 38 20 44 30 33 Paul Spoljaric*, Tor 4.14 11 8 0 76.0 35 35 77 14 92 Bill Lawrence*, Ham 4.60 11 1 2 47.0 30 24 62 15 24 Tom VanKasteren*, Lon 4.60 11 2 6 62.2 39 32 65 13 41 * - Denotes left-handed pitchers ** - Denotes Import Player TEAM FIELDING ------------- CLUB PCT G PO A E DP PB LOB Brantford .967 36 1007 470 51 34 8 364 Toronto .965 36 943 310 46 26 4 292 Guelph .959 36 954 407 58 25 6 315 London .956 35 855 411 58 35 12 273 Barrie .956 36 895 348 57 38 10 278 Kitchener .952 36 988 438 72 39 15 329 Hamilton .945 36 926 364 75 30 32 313 Oshawa .942 36 873 372 76 28 8 258 Stratford .932 35 842 345 87 28 16 253 FINAL STANDINGS GAMES WON LOST PCT. GBL Toronto 36 28 8 .778 - Brantford 36 27 9 .750 1 Kitchener 36 22 14 .611 6 Barrie 36 20 16 .556 8 Guelph 36 19 17 .528 9 London 35 14 21 .400 13 1/2 Oshawa 36 13 23 .361 15 Hamilton 36 12 24 .333 16 Stratford 35 6 29 .171 21 1/2 Totals 322 161 161 Results 119. Mon. 19-Jul Guelph 5 at Kitchener 6 139. Mon. 19-Jul Toronto 12 at Stratford 6 145. Tue. 20-Jul Brantford 2 at Hamilton 3 10 inn. 150. Tue. 20-Jul Kitchener 4 at London 1 95. Tue. 20-Jul Guelph 7 at Stratford 3 136. Tue. 20-Jul Oshawa 6 at Barrie 8 151. Wed. 21-Jul Oshawa 5 at Brantford 7 152. Wed. 21-Jul Toronto 14 at Hamilton 11 77. Wed. 21-Jul Guelph 23 at London 6 153. Thu. 22-Jul Toronto 7 at Barrie 1 154. Thu. 22-Jul Hamilton 3 at Kitchener 7 155. Thu. 22-Jul Guelph at London ppd. 156. Fri. 23-Jul Stratford 3 at Brantford 9 155. Fri. 23-Jul Guelph 3 at London 2 157. Sat. 24-Jul Barrie 5 at Guelph 1 158. Sat. 24-Jul Brantford 4 at Oshawa 3 159. Sat. 24-Jul Kitchener 1 at Stratford 8 41. Sat. 24-Jul Toronto 15 at Hamilton 3 160. Sun. 25-Jul Stratford 3 at Hamilton 4 161. Sun. 25-Jul London 9 at Kitchener 5 162. Sun. 25-Jul Barrie 4 at Toronto 7 93. Mon. 26-Jul Brantford 7 at London 1 144. Tues. 27-Jul London at Stratford ppd. RELEASE #11 July 28, 2004 INDIVIDUAL BATTING LEADERS HITS RUNS BATTED IN Player, Club G H Player, Club G RBI L.Baker, Kit 34 58 J.Pogue, Gue 30 42 M.Johnston, Kit 34 58 K.Treichel, Tor 33 37 R.Borjas, Br 35 57 M.Johnston, Kit 34 35 P.McDonald, Ham 35 53 S.Ridley, Ham 36 35 D.Gibbons, Tor 34 52 D.Gibbons, Tor 34 33 S.Ridley, Ham 36 50 K.Leon, Gue 33 33 S.Reilly, Gue 35 50 DOUBLES HOME RUNS Player, Club G 2B Player, Club G HR J.McGinn, Ham 27 13 Rich Butler, Tor 28 9 S.Ridley, Ham 36 13 K.Leon, Gue 33 9 P.Babcock, Lon 29 12 Rob Butler, Tor 21 8 J.Borghese, Gue 32 12 D.Gibbons, Tor 34 8 J.Pogue, Gue 30 11 J.Pogue, Gue 30 8 B.Carter, Kit 35 10 K.Treichel, Tor 33 7 L.Baker, Kit 34 10 Jeff Pietraszko, Kit 28 7 STOLEN BASES RUNS Player, Club G SB Player, Club G R G.Teague, Tor 31 18 D.Gibbons, Tor 34 41 J.Baksh, Bar 34 18 K.Leon, Gue 33 40 T.Shimizu, Br 29 17 K.Treichel, Tor 33 39 F.Lewis, Str 20 14 L.Elias, Br 33 39 K.Foley, Tor 25 12 R.Borjas, Br 35 39 J.Hudson, Lon 17 11 Rich Butler, Tor 28 38 BASES ON BALLS STRIKE OUTS Player, Club G BB Player, Club G SO K.Leon, Gue 33 34 G.Allen, Ham 35 43 L.Elias, Br 33 30 A.Springer, Bar 33 32 B.Carter, Kit 35 29 S.Galarraga, Lon 35 31 Rich Butler, Tor 28 27 K.Hinton, Gue 34 31 J.Walker, Ham 26 27 J.Hanko, Str 35 27 D.Gibbons, Tor 34 26 T.Churchill, Gue 23 27 J.Hanko, Str 35 26 S.Reilly, Gue 35 27 S.Ridley, Ham 36 26 T.Legacy, Bar 30 27 RELEASE #11 July 28, 2004 BARRIE BAYCATS BATTING PCT OB% G PA AB R H 2B 3B HR TB SB BB SO RBI Alex Borgo .354 .414 22 87 79 15 28 7 1 5 52 6 6 22 20 Jonathan Baksh .333 .417 34 151 129 27 43 2 5 1 58 18 18 15 14 Toby Legacy .290 .358 30 120 107 24 31 4 1 0 37 10 12 27 8 Jared McCord .282 .326 30 135 124 13 35 1 0 0 36 7 9 13 8 Mike Cart .277 .377 21 77 65 13 18 4 1 1 27 0 6 18 16 Matt VanGeene .276 .333 22 69 58 8 16 1 0 0 17 0 6 10 8 Cory Turchan .274 .360 28 111 95 18 26 4 2 0 34 6 12 19 19 David Latour .258 .324 26 102 93 18 24 7 2 1 38 2 7 9 16 Joel Collins .250 .314 12 35 32 4 8 2 0 0 10 0 3 8 5 Adwin Springer .224 .323 33 130 107 18 24 2 1 1 31 7 13 32 14 Kevin Brown .209 .271 16 48 43 2 9 2 0 0 11 1 4 10 10 Marc Besteman .197 .274 26 73 61 9 12 1 0 0 13 3 6 16 6 Liam O'Brien .188 .206 11 34 32 2 6 0 0 0 6 0 1 8 0 Ryan Davis .175 .284 28 95 80 9 14 0 0 0 14 0 10 9 11 Sean O'Brien .154 .214 6 14 13 1 2 0 0 0 2 0 1 7 0 PITCHING G GS CG W L S ERA IP R ER H HR BB SO HB WP Jordan Neufeld 7 7 1 3 3 0 2.57 35.0 11 10 29 0 19 25 5 3 Angus Roy 12 11 5 6 4 0 2.74 72.1 37 22 75 3 22 57 2 8 Brad Bissell 7 7 0 4 1 0 3.30 43.2 19 16 40 3 13 34 2 4 Todd Piirto 6 0 0 0 0 0 3.68 7.1 3 3 3 1 5 5 0 1 John Harbridge 9 0 0 2 0 0 3.86 14.0 10 6 15 2 8 4 0 2 Casey Virtue* 12 5 0 2 1 0 4.17 36.2 18 17 39 1 18 24 2 3 Derek McDaid 10 3 0 1 2 1 4.30 23.0 13 11 22 0 15 17 0 1 Cam Newitt 10 2 1 1 2 0 5.76 29.2 20 19 26 4 16 18 7 4 Ian Holman** 9 1 0 1 1 3 6.00 12.0 10 8 14 1 6 15 0 1 Matt Miller 10 0 0 0 0 2 7.53 14.1 13 12 16 3 10 13 2 1 Sean Mills 4 0 0 0 0 0 10.13 2.2 5 3 5 0 4 0 1 0 BRANTFORD RED SOX BATTING PCT OB% G PA AB R H 2B 3B HR TB SB BB SO RBI Eric Wolfe .400 .486 21 107 90 19 36 9 2 1 52 0 9 4 20 T.J.
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