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Made Available Online by Project COBB (The Project for the Chronicling of British Baseball) with Kind Permission from the BBF Bo Made available online by Project COBB (the Project for the Chronicling of British Baseball) http://www.projectcobb.org.uk/brit-ball.html With kind permission from the BBF Board BRIT ~ BALL The Official Voice of the British Baseball Federation Issue 48 9Sp May 1997 EASTBAY HELP GREAT BRITAIN GET OFF ON THE RIGHT FOOT! The British Baseball baseball cleats,.. Federation are pleased to and tracksuits, as announce another sponsor well as coaching for the Great Britain Senior shoes for the coaches. and Junior squads in the shape of Eastbay. "Once again we are delighted to have such a prestigious Eastbay are a mail order company associated with British company located in Wisconsin Baseball" said Kevin Macadam. USA, who mail 50 million "The deal will mean the two catalogues yearly to young men squads will once again have top and women who are active in class equipment available to sport. They provide sports them in their quest for European people with the newest and glory". broadest selection of athletic *************** apparel, footwear and : Keep in touch with what's : equipment at the best possible * happening in British * * Baseball, call the British * value. * Baseball Federation * * Hotline. * Eastbay have agreed to * ~ * provide both squads with * ~ * * * SUPPORTED BY ~ * • * Foundation $0891 884533 $ (M~~) for sport * Call. charged a145p p..- minute oll-peak. * and ilie arts * 60p p..- minute peak time * *************** page 2 Brit-Ball Brit-Ball Page 3 ENQUIRIES $~J tY!)d\:fJCe71J~dlC~ Editorial Enquiries: 17 green/white pin stripe British Baseball Federation, "Majestic" button through The following Items are BBF Bl]seball Camp XL). An excellent price of £13. PO Box 45 game shirts, all size medium, available from the BBF to Handbook - Details of how to European Championship Hessle, HU13 OVQ help develop your club. organise a baseball camp this ~ - An excellent high fits up to 42" chest. 50% summer. It full of ideas and quality souvenir for this year's Tel: 01482 643551 polyester/ 50% cotton - Now Diamond Development - available at a cost of £3.50. event. Available In royal blue, Fax: 01482640224 contains details of who you can Inflatable Baseball Bats - red or black with the baseball, http://www.bbf.org reduced to £5.00 per shirt. ClPply to for funding. You've seen Atlanta Braves stars and Union Jack logo at a Diamond Construction - Full chop, now here's your chance cost of £10. Brand new. details on how to construct a to start a new trend and do the European Championship Editor: Kevin Macadam baseball diamond. BBF Bash! These inflatables Polo Shirts - Again an Deputy Editor: Wendy Macadam Introduction to the Game - are the same length as a excellent souvenir for the Gold Pants 11 pairs "Reach" briefly explains the rules and normal baseball bat - 32" and championships, available In BBF Executive with belt loops and double what equipment is required. are apprOXimately twice as red, royal blue, or white with the baseball, stars and Union President: Steve Herbert History of the Game - a brief thick. They are printed with a layer knee sizes Jack logo on the left breast in Technical: Gary Mortimer history of baseball in the UK. union jack design. £1 each Conferences: Sharron Bonfield 6 Medium (32"- 34" waist) 5 How to set UP a Baseball Practice Organisation - get sizes S, M, l or XL. An Team - How do you go about excellent price of £13. Sponsorship & Publications: Small (28" - 30" waist) - Now your team in order, make them Kevin Macadam starting your own team - ideas train like the professionals. European Championship T- British Baseball League: Frank Scherer reduced to £7.00 per pair. for fund-raising, recrUiting This step by step guide takes shirts; - These are white t- Media & Players Council: James players, details of fees, where you through a full training shirts with the 1996 European Brand new. Baseball Championships logo Pearce A. the BBF spend the money etc. session, Including stretching Teeball - an instructional exercises, throwing and on the front. Available in S, M, L, XL and XXL at a bargain BBF Technical Committee ~ leaflet on the game of teeball. running drills, Infield and Iron-on numbers for sale Baseball Information Sheet - outfield drills. Invaluable at a price of £10. Youth & Player Development: Good quality fabric type, ideal for people new to the cost of only £1. BBF LIne-up Pads - Each pad Ian Smyth game, it explains what the BBF BBF Caps - Let people know contains twenty quadruple sets Coaching & Game Development: brand new, available in green, is and what we can prOVide. that you belong to the British which will last you the season. Ralph Rago Parent Information - a leaflet Baseball Federation. These At £4.25 a pad can you afford Conference Commissioners: yellow, grey also designed for you to hand out to caps are of an exceptional to be without? Premier, North & South: a limited range in red. your junior players parents. quality, embroidered with the BBF Pin Badges - Identifies Sharron Bonfield Baseball qualification, BBF logo. Available in either you with the BBF - excenent as Scotland: Brian Edwards size 9 1/2" or 11 1/2" All - gives the aims and objectives white with a blue peak or red end of season gifts for players North & South Umpires Commissioner digits 0 - 9 any of the coaching association with a royal blue peak at a cost - these iron based three colour and National Umpiring Coordinator: and details on how to attain of £10. badges are a snip at £1 each. Ted Gerard-Thesingh combination. level A, AA and AAA BBF Polo Shirts - Again an Scorebooks - For the CEB Scorers Commissioners: 8 Price 50p per digit. scoring system £4.50 per book qualifications. excellent way to promote the South: Brian Holland The Sporting News Official British Baseball Federation. and the Scoremaster system North: Clive Maude Baseball Rules - 1996 Edition Available in red, royal blue, or £4.00 per book. Scotland: Liz Graham For further details please - only £1 per copy. white with the BBF logo on the Youth Commissioners: left breast in sizes S, M, L or North: Alan Wilson contact Jan Macleod, South: Paul Vernon Bournemouth B's on 01202 Schools: Kevin McCallion 770209 If you require more information on any of the above please contact: GB Team Manager: Ralph Rago British Baseball Federation, POBox 45, Hessle, HU13 OYQ Tel: 01482643551 Fax: 01482 640224 Page 4 Brit-Ball Brit-Ball Page 5 SENIOR LEAGUES Nottingham Stealers 40 by Bandits Anthony Cunnington who Comets dominated but the Dragons went 5 for 5. finally took the win with David Farr RESULTS Liverpool Trojans 8 MVP. Lancashire Tigercats 26 Leeds Luddites 7 Southern Conference Hessle Warriors 19 Edinburg!l Reivers 9 Livingston 13 April Wildcats 0 Division Two Kingston Cobras 11 Nottingham Stealers 1 COORS EXTRA GOLD BRITISH Southern Conference Windsor Andy Wiltshire took the win for the BASEBALL LEAGUE-NORTH Brentwood Stags 7 Division One Bears 32 Cobras whilst Steve Smith took the loss for the Stealers. Hessle Warriors 7 Cambridge Monarchs 5 Bracknell Inferno 11 Croydon Pirates 3 Birmingham Bandits 17 Lancashire Tigercats 1 Stevenage Knights 13 Matt Gilbert took the win with Cesar Menwith Hill Patriots 13 Bandits pitcher Martin Godsall Lozano taking the loss. Home runs Phil Carpenter took the win with picked up his first win of the season 20 April from Andy Gilbert off the first pitch Bobby Alger taking the loss for the as the Bandits exploded for eleven of the game and Philip Walmsley Tigercats. For the Patriots Jay runs in the top of the seventh to for the Monarchs. COORS EXTRA GOLD BRITISH Stichberry hit a two run homer and break open a 6-6 tied ball game and BASEBALL LEAGUE - NORTH had three rbis whilst for the take the win. Bandits Jim Moran hit Bracknell Blazers 30 Gillingham Tigercats Ged Bassey had two Dodgers 3 a three run homer whilst Warriors Birmingham Bandits 7 dOUbles and one rbi. Darren Turtle responded with a solo Liverpool Trojans 0 Chris Ford went 3 for 3 with a shot. home-run, Raphael Dupas went 5 Birmingham Bandits 25 COORS EXTRA GOLD BRITISH Liverpool Trojans 0 for 5, Paul Vernon 4 for 5(!!!), and BASEBALL LEAGUE-SOUTH Wayne Wardle, 4 for 6. Paul Menwith Hill Patriots 12 The Bandits swept both games of a Raybould took the win conceding Kingston Cobras 2 double-header with Martin Godsall Hounslow Blues 5 no earned runs. notching up his second win assisted London Warriors 3 Leeds Luddites 10 Blues Don Knight took the win City Slick SideWinders 30 Milton giving up only one earned run with Keynes Truckers 10 Alan Smith taking the loss for ;Boothlerrv Trophies limited London. Both sides had a double Bournemouth B's 9 Arun play. Panthers 31 Suppliers to the Enfield Spartans 10 Division Two British Baseball Federation Brighton Buccaneers 9 Bracknellinferno 44 Cambridge For all your baseball trophy Scottish Conference Monarchs B 15. requirements call 01482 226459 Dundee Dragons 14 Glasgow Peter Wiles went 4 for 5 with three Comets 13 triples, Dave Blackman 4 for 5, The game was tied at 11-11 after Chris Brookes, 5 for 7, Chris Ford 94 Spring Bank, Hull, HU3 1QH nine innings in a game which the (ph) 3 for 3 with a horne run. Brit-Ball Brit-Ball Page 7 Page 6 Smith, Jamie Cooney took the win. Winning pitcher Steve Losing pitcher Simon SUPER OFFER Stevenage Knights 23 Brentwood Crombleholme Stags 24 You an~ looh.ing for the best leather, the best structure. A closely fought 10 inning game. Hessle Warriors 9 a highly comfortable and resistent glove 7 Kingston Cobras 13 --> You are looking for a barnett"' FL glove! Division Three Liverpool Trojans P and you wiIl benefit from a 2-year-guarantee !! Bushey Falcons 5 Tiptree Rays Menwith Hill Patriots P t\.
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