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DIAMOND MINERS' OPENER A WASHOUT
Published: Saturday, June 10, 2006 12:09 AM CDT
SCHEDULED STARTER MATT BOWMAN (24) is greeted by his teammates during pregame introductions Friday at the Little Falls Diamond Miners' opener at Veterans Memorial Park. The Diamond Miners were rained out against the Saratoga Phillies. (Evening Times Photo by Lorraine Heath)
NEW YORK COLLEGIATE BASEBALL LEAGUE - News and notes about the Little Falls Diamond Miners. updated 06/10/06
SARATOGA AT LITTLE FALLS, postponed, rain (June 9)
LITTLE FALLS — Mother nature rained on the Little Falls Diamond Miners’ parade Friday and washed away the team’s much-anticipated debut at Veterans Memorial Park.
The rain set in just as the team was preparing for its pregame opening night ceremonies and fell throughout a parade of Little Leaguers and the Little Falls High School marching band’s rendition of the Star-Spangled Banner.
The Diamond Miners and the Saratoga Phillies were introduced to the crowd but the teams never took the field. The game was called off after a rain delay of approximately 45 minutes. Tentative plans call for the teams to make the game up as part of a doubleheader Monday when they meet in Saratoga. . . .
On the field, the Diamond Miners will be getting to know each other along with the fans. A tight schedule and uncooperative weather have limited the players’ and coaches’ opportunities to work out in preparation for the 44-game season.
“We haven’t had an opportunity to do a lot,” said coach Kevin Tucker who arrive in Little Falls Wednesday, “but I’m anxious to get out on the field and play.” . . .
Tucker has tabbed South Dakota State’s Matt Bowman as his opening-night starter. Bowman went 3-7 with a 4.85 ERA this spring and completed four of his 11 starts for the Jackrabbits. He struck out 48 batters and walked 20 in 72 1/3 innings. He pitched eight innings on two days’ rest and earned the victory South Dakota State’s season finale against New York Tech. . . . (read more)
Best of luck to Matt this summer.
Go State!
http://www.littlefallstimes.com/arti...s/sports80.txt
DIAMOND MINERS' OPENER A WASHOUT
Published: Saturday, June 10, 2006 12:09 AM CDT
SCHEDULED STARTER MATT BOWMAN (24) is greeted by his teammates during pregame introductions Friday at the Little Falls Diamond Miners' opener at Veterans Memorial Park. The Diamond Miners were rained out against the Saratoga Phillies. (Evening Times Photo by Lorraine Heath)
NEW YORK COLLEGIATE BASEBALL LEAGUE - News and notes about the Little Falls Diamond Miners. updated 06/10/06
SARATOGA AT LITTLE FALLS, postponed, rain (June 9)
LITTLE FALLS — Mother nature rained on the Little Falls Diamond Miners’ parade Friday and washed away the team’s much-anticipated debut at Veterans Memorial Park.
The rain set in just as the team was preparing for its pregame opening night ceremonies and fell throughout a parade of Little Leaguers and the Little Falls High School marching band’s rendition of the Star-Spangled Banner.
The Diamond Miners and the Saratoga Phillies were introduced to the crowd but the teams never took the field. The game was called off after a rain delay of approximately 45 minutes. Tentative plans call for the teams to make the game up as part of a doubleheader Monday when they meet in Saratoga. . . .
On the field, the Diamond Miners will be getting to know each other along with the fans. A tight schedule and uncooperative weather have limited the players’ and coaches’ opportunities to work out in preparation for the 44-game season.
“We haven’t had an opportunity to do a lot,” said coach Kevin Tucker who arrive in Little Falls Wednesday, “but I’m anxious to get out on the field and play.” . . .
Tucker has tabbed South Dakota State’s Matt Bowman as his opening-night starter. Bowman went 3-7 with a 4.85 ERA this spring and completed four of his 11 starts for the Jackrabbits. He struck out 48 batters and walked 20 in 72 1/3 innings. He pitched eight innings on two days’ rest and earned the victory South Dakota State’s season finale against New York Tech. . . . (read more)
Best of luck to Matt this summer.
Go State!
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