NORTH SUBURBAN YOUTH BASEBALL ASSOCIATION

SEASON STATISTICS

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17. GOLF-MAINE

NOTE: There may be game date, time, diamond and opponent discrepancies between this page and the Schedule page. Where such exist, the Schedule page is correct.

REGULAR SEASON

1. GAME DATE:
OPPONENT:
DIAMOND (HOME/AWAY):
SCORE (RECORD):
PITCHERS & INNINGS:

Thurs., May 02
Lincolnwood Mariners
Dee Park (home)
3-13 slaughter in 6 innings (0-1)
 C.Stanley (5), T.Stanley (2)
2. GAME DATE:
OPPONENT:
DIAMOND (HOME/AWAY):
SCORE (RECORD):
PITCHERS & INNINGS: 		Sat., May 04
Edgebrook-Sauganash Marlins
Dee Park (home)
10-17 (0-2)
Song (4), T.Stanley (2), Chen (1)

3. GAME DATE:
OPPONENT:
DIAMOND (HOME/AWAY):
SCORE (RECORD):
PITCHERS & INNINGS:

Thurs., May 09
Edgebrook-Sauganash Cubs
Dee Park (home)
1-13 slaughter in 5 innings (0-3)
Lucas (3), Song (2)
4. GAME DATE:
OPPONENT:
DIAMOND (HOME/AWAY):
SCORE (RECORD):
PITCHERS & INNINGS: 		Fri., May 10
Skokie Indians Hubs Heroes
Central Park West (away)
2-12 slaughter in 6 innings (0-4)
C.Stanley (4), T.Stanley (2), Song (1)
5. GAME DATE:
OPPONENT:
DIAMOND (HOME/AWAY):
SCORE (RECORD):
PITCHERS & INNINGS: 		Sat., May 18
Skokie Indians Herms Hornets
Central Park West (away)
4-15 slaughter in 4-1/2 innings (0-5)
T.Stanley (2), C.Stanley (2)
6. GAME DATE:
OPPONENT:
DIAMOND (HOME/AWAY):
SCORE (RECORD):
PITCHERS & INNINGS:

Mon., May 20
Skokie Indians Newtown Phantoms
Central Park West (away)
7-12 in 5 innings -- darkness (0-6)
C.Stanley (3), Song (2)

7. GAME DATE:
OPPONENT:
DIAMOND (HOME/AWAY):
SCORE (RECORD):
PITCHERS & INNINGS: 		Wed., May 22
Edgebrook-Sauganash Marlins
Wildwood (away)
7-14 (0-7)
C.Stanley (3), Hesser (1), Song (3)
8. GAME DATE:
OPPONENT:
DIAMOND (HOME/AWAY):
SCORE (RECORD):
PITCHERS & INNINGS: 		Thurs., May 23 (will resume Sat., June 01)
Skokie Indians Walton Bulldogs
Dee (home)
0-0 top of first - game suspended: downpour
C.Stanley (1)

GAME HIGHLIGHTS: The game started under threatening skies and a dismal forecast. After two outs in the top of the first, the Skokie Indians Bulldogs were leading 8-0. Then the skies split asunder. Bulldog Jarosz cracked a line drive deep into the gap in center-right and took a mud-bath rounding first. He sat on first base and watched as three more Bulldogs slithered home. The game was suspended on account of mud and will have to be rescheduled. The 11 Bulldogs runs disappear from the record book because the score on a suspended game reverts to the last full half-inning (click here to see Local Rule 4D).

9. GAME DATE:
OPPONENT:
DIAMOND (HOME/AWAY):
SCORE (RECORD):
PITCHERS & INNINGS: 		Thurs., May 30
Edgebrook-Sauganash Phillies
Dee (home)
3-13 slaughter in 5 innings (0-8)
"#10, #11 and many others"
(8.) GAME DATE:
OPPONENT:
DIAMOND (HOME/AWAY):
SCORE (RECORD):
PITCHERS & INNINGS: 		Sat., June 01 (resumed from Thurs., May 23)
Skokie Indians Walton Bulldogs
Dee (home)
2-15 slaughter in 6 innings (0-9)
Jamnik (3), Song (2), Grabowski (2), illegible (1)
10. GAME DATE:
OPPONENT:
DIAMOND (HOME/AWAY):
SCORE (RECORD):
PITCHERS & INNINGS: 		Mon., June 03 (will resume on Sun., June 09)
Skokie Indians Hubs Heroes
Dee (home)
1-2 suspended by lightning in bottom of 2nd inning
Song (2)
11. GAME DATE:
OPPONENT:
DIAMOND (HOME/AWAY):
SCORE (RECORD):
PITCHERS & INNINGS: 		Wed., June 05
Edgebrook-Sauganash Cubs
Wildwood (away)
10-11 (0-10)
T.Stanley (3), Song (3), C.Stanley (1)
12. GAME DATE:
OPPONENT:
DIAMOND (HOME/AWAY):
SCORE (RECORD):
PITCHERS & INNINGS: 		Thurs., June 06
Skokie Indians Newtown Phantoms
Dee (home)
7-12 (0-11)
Jamnik (3), Daugidillo (1), C.Stanley (3)
(10.) GAME DATE:
OPPONENT:
DIAMOND (HOME/AWAY):
SCORE (RECORD):
PITCHERS & INNINGS: 		Sun., June 09
Skokie Indians Hubs Heroes
Laramie (home)
4-6 (0-12)
Song (3), C.Stanley (3)

GAME HIGHLIGHTS: This was a very interesting game. Golf Maine had a one-run lead going into the sixth inning. Song pitched great for Golf-Maine but had to be relieved in the sixth by C.Stanley. The Skokie Indians Hubs Heroes were hitting in the sixth and broke the game open by scoring four runs and taking a three-run lead. Golf-Maine rallied in the bottom of the sixth, but mental mistakes on the basepaths were costly to them. Golf-Maine played some great defense. Hesser and C.Stanley led the Golf-Maine offense with several hits. -- Reported by Mases Hagopian (Morton Grove Cardinals)

13. GAME DATE:
OPPONENT:
DIAMOND (HOME/AWAY):
SCORE (RECORD):
PITCHERS & INNINGS: 		Wed., June 12
Lincolnwood Mariners
Prosel 2 (away)
Lincolnwood Mariners forfeited (1-12)
none used

GAME HIGHLIGHTS: Lincolnwood only had three players. They did not furnish umpires or bases.

14. GAME DATE:
OPPONENT:
DIAMOND (HOME/AWAY):
SCORE (RECORD):
PITCHERS & INNINGS: 		Thurs., June 13
Skokie Indians Herms Hornets
Dee (home)
4-10 (1-13)
Jamnik (1), T.Stanley (6)
15. GAME DATE:
OPPONENT:
DIAMOND (HOME/AWAY):
SCORE (RECORD):
PITCHERS & INNINGS: 		Mon., June 17
Skokie Indians Walton Bulldogs
Central Park West (away)
1-11 slaughter in 4 innings (resumed game) (1-14)
Song (1), T.Stanley (1), Daugidillo (1), Grabowski (1)
16. GAME DATE:
OPPONENT:
DIAMOND (HOME/AWAY):
SCORE (RECORD):
PITCHERS & INNINGS: 		Tues., June 18
Edgebrook-Sauganash Phillies
Prosel 2 (away)
12-10 (2-14)
C.Stanley (3), Jamnik (2), T.Stanley (2), Song (1)

CHAMPIONSHIP SEASON

1. GAME DATE:
OPPONENT:
DIAMOND (HOME/AWAY):
SCORE (RECORD):
PITCHERS & INNINGS:

 Thurs., June 20
Edgebrook-Sauganash Giants
Prairie View (away)
5-13 (0-1)
Song (3), C.Stanley (1), T.Stanley (3)

2. GAME DATE:
OPPONENT:
DIAMOND (HOME/AWAY):
SCORE (RECORD):
PITCHERS & INNINGS:

 Sat., June 22
Skokie Youth Cardinals
Laramie (away)
11-13 (0-2)
not reported

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