SCHEDULE
All times are Arizona time
MONDAY OCTOBER 29
Connecticut Bristol 13, Wolfpack 6 (record 0-1)
Alex Masel, 4-4, HR, 3 RBI; Ozzie Virgil, 3-4, 2 RBI
Wolfpack 9, Tri Valley Tigers 8 (record 1-1)
Paul Calvi, 3-5, HR, 2B, 2 RBI, Alex Masel 3-5, Russ
Ward 2-4, HR, 3 RBI; Dickie Pacino, 3-4
DC Diamond Jaxx 10, Braves 8 (record 0-1)
James Keenan has pitched 4 1/3 innings of scoreless relief,
and hit a 2-run bomb in a losing effort.
Braves 12, Chicago SW Top Forty 3 (record 1-1)
Richie Figueroa hit a double and a homer with 4 RBI to
lead the offense, Tony Catalano allowed no earned runs through
six innings to pick up the 'W'.
TUESDAY OCTOBER 30
Dallas Diamondbacks 8, Wolfpack 5 (record 1-2)
Ozzie Virgil 3-4; Kevin Locke, 2-out, bases-loaded double
scored 3 to make it 4-2 in the 7th, but Mel Hall (formerly
of the NY Yankees) hit a 3-run HR to cap a 6-run 8th to
lead come from behind Dallas victory.
Braves 9, Denver Devil Rays 6 (record 2-1)
Richie Figueroa K's 9 in six innings and goes 3 for 3
with a big 2-RBI triple; Jim Tosches also gets 3 hits. Greg
'Chili' Davis earns (surprising) clutch save.
WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 31
Wolfpack 26, Houston Black Sox 7 (record 2-2)
Fresno Saints 16, Braves 8 (record 2-2)
LA Colt 45's 12, Wolfpack 5 (record 2-3)
Braves 30, New Mexico Bisons 19 (record 3-2)
THURSDAY NOVEMBER 1
Wolfpack 23, S. California Yankees 12 (record 3-3)
Braves 18, San Antonio Bandits 7 (record 4-2)
Jim Tosches hurls 170 pitch gem. Braves turn 2 double-plays
to bring tournament total to 7. The Braves earned a playoff
wild card berth.
FRIDAY NOVEMBER 2
Playoffs - Quarterfinals
Wolfpack 17, St. Louis Game Face 4
Offense power supplied by Russ Ward, Paul Calvi, Alex
Masel, and a three-run bomb by Ozzie Virgil. Tremendous
pitching performance by Steve Donovan.
Braves 5, Coulumbus Ohio 3
Tony Catalano got the win, with Phil Sartori earning
a save.
Playoffs - Semi Finals
Connecticut Bristol 6, Wolfpack 3 (eliminated)
Phoenix 12, Braves 8 (eliminated)
The Braves wilted in the late innings to lose to the
top seeded team. Richie Figueroa pitched well, but weary
fielders could not give him enough support. |
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Boston Braves
Fred Bellows
Tony Catalano
Greg Davis
Jerry Dawson
Rich Figueroa
Paul Hellmuth
James Keenan
Jim King
John Lamb
Ray Meleski
Jim Michel
Gerald Powers
Phil Sartori
Franz Strassman
Jim Tosches
Boston Wolfpack
Rick Alcorn
Paul Calvi
Steve Donovan
Bob Johnston
Dave Joseph
Jack Kleminich
Kevin Locke
Kevin Marden
Alex Masel
Sean O'Connor
Dave Patterson
Rich Petrillo
Kevin Senna
Ozzie Virgil
Russ Ward
Glen Watson Jr.
Steve Wolf |
