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 The Indians just out-hit the Angels in this Game 13 hits to 6 and benefited from 10 walks given-up by Angels pitching while walking 1 batter themselves. There was some sloppy defensive play on both sides with 4 Indian errors vs 3 for the Angels side. Both June Campbell and Denise "Scoop" Ryaby made their baseball pitching debut in this game and aquitted themselves well. June, a great outfielder, had never pitched baseball before while Scoop, normally a softball shortstop, had pitched in Little League years ago. Congratulations June and Scoop! Indians pitching kept the Angels bats quiet until the 4th inning when multiple Angel hits resulted in 3 runs.
| Game 1 Start Time: 9:00am, April 27, 2003.
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Location: Recreation Center Field, Elmwood Park, New Jersey.
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Field Conditions: Good.
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Game 2: Parsippany Yankees @ Elmwood Park Angels
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Team
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Totals
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Runs
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Hits
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| Parsippany Yankees |
12 |
13 |
| Elmwood Park Angels |
0 |
3 |
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 The story of this game was Kristin Mills' 70mph fastball and her change-up curve ball. Kristen shocked the Angels by striking-out 15 batters while allowing 3 hits in the game. Angels pitching struck-out 4 Yanks and allowed 13 hits. There were 4 Angels errors in the game vs 2 errors for the Yankees. Suzanne Smith made her 2003 pitching debut, relieving June Campbell in the 6th and getting the final Yankee out of the game.
| Game 2 Start Time: 9:00am, May 4, 2003.
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Location: Recreation Center Field, Elmwood Park, New Jersey.
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Field Conditions: Good.
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Game 3: Indians @ Elmwood Park Angels
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Team
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Totals
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Runs
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Hits
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| Indians |
5 |
5 |
| Elmwood Park Angels |
3 |
8 |
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 The Angels came as close to winning today as you can get without actually winning. This Was a Very Close Game all the Way. The Angels out-hit the Indians 8 - 5. The errors were pretty even with 2 Indians errors and one Angels error. Scoop Ryaby (right) was brilliant pitching for the Angels. Through 4 innings she allowed just 2 hits. Mickie gave her usual superior pitching performance for the Indians side. Angels pitching accounted for 6 strikeouts vs 9 for Indians pitching (Scoop 3, June 2 andLisa 1). That's pretty even considering that the Angels were facing the number 2 pitcher in the league. The difference in the game proved to be the 11 walks allowed by Angels pitching verses 1 walk allowed by the Indians. Lisa Frey made her pitching debut for the Angels and featured a live fastball that made the Indians into defensive batters. Congratulations Lisa.
| Game 3 Start Time: 9:00am, May 18, 2003.
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Location: Recreation Center Field, Elmwood Park, New Jersey.
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Field Conditions: Good.
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Game 4: Elmwood Park Angels @ Parsippany Yankees
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Team
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Totals
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Runs
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Hits
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| Elmwood Park Angels |
1 |
3 |
| Parsippany Yankees |
13 |
11 |
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 Kristin Mills Beat the Angels Today. Kristin Mills handled Angel batters in this game easily with 10 strike-outs in the shortened 4 inning game. She threw more curve balls in this game than the last time the Angels faced her and had Angel batters out-in-front time and time again. The Yankees benefited from 10 infield hits and 10 walks by Angels pitching to win this one sided victory.
| Game 4 Start Time: 3:00pm, June 22, 2003.
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Location: Dodge Field, Madison, New Jersey.
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Field Conditions: Very Wet Field.
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Game 5: Elmwood Park Angels @ Madison Mets
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Team
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Totals
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Runs
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Hits
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| Elmwood Park Angels |
2 |
4 |
| Madison Mets |
14 |
7 |
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 Angels Pitching Was MIA Today. To be sure, the Mets came to the game today ready to play and got 7 hits in the first 4 innings verses 4 hits for the Angels. But the story of this game was that 5 Angels pitchers gave-up 16 walks in 4 innings between them in this game. The Mets broke the game open in the 4th inning with 8 runs on 1 hit and 11 walks.
| Game 5 Start Time: 1:00pm, June 29, 2003.
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Location: Dodge Field, Madison, New Jersey.
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Field Conditions: Good.
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Game 6: Indians @ Elmwood Park Angels
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Team
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Totals
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Runs
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Hits
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| Indians |
7 |
5 |
| Elmwood Park Angels |
8 |
8 |
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 The Angels Came From Behind to Win this Game. Under beautiful sunshine in Elmwood Park, the Angels fought back from a 6 - 2 deficit scoring 3 runs in the 6th and 3 more in the 7th to win their first game of the season. Scoop Ryaby was the star of the game with 2 hits including a triple, 2 RBI's and 3 runs scored. Scoop relieved Suzanne Smith in the second inning after Suzanne jammed a finger sliding into second base. She pitched the rest of the way for the win, striking-out 8. The Angels out-hit the Indians 7 - 5. The errors were even with 3 each by the Angels and Indians. What was particularly gratifying was the fact that the top of the Angels batting order accounted for the 3 runs in the 6th inning and the bottom of the order accounted for the 3 runs in the 7th. This was a real team effort.
| Game 6 Start Time: 9:00am, July 13, 2003.
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Location: Recreation Center Field, Elmwood Park, New Jersey.
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Field Conditions: Good.
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Game 7: Elmwood Park Angels @ Parsippany Yankees
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Team
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Totals
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Runs
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Hits
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| Elmwood Park Angels |
2 |
6 |
| Parsippany Yankees |
15 |
9 |
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 The Angels Played Sloppy Defense Today. The Yankees won today on 9 hits vs 6 hits for the Angels and aided by 6 Angel errors. Kristin Mills repeated her mastery of the Angels batters but she was not as sharp as in previous outings against the Angels, walking 3 and going deep in the count to numerous Angel batters. Perhaps all of the players were off their usual form due to the Summer heat.
| Game 7 Start Time: 12:00pm, July 20, 2002.
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Location: Smith Field, Parsippany, New Jersey.
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Field Conditions: Hot and Humid.
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Game 8: Madison Mets @ Elmwood Park Angels
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Team
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Totals
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Runs
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Hits
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| Madison Mets |
20 |
11 |
| Elmwood Park Angels |
9 |
12 |
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 Too Many Walks Did-in Angels on This Hot Sunday Morning. The Angels out-hit the Mets by a nose, 12 - 11. But 18 walks by 3 Angels pitchers resulted in a one-sided win for the Mets, 20 - 9 on this hot Sunday at Angels Field in Elmwood Park. Starting Angels pitcher Scoop Ryaby threw 152 pitches, going 5 innings, in her last game of this season, giving-up 9 hits and getting 4 strike-outs. Justine Deluccio, having recovered from a broken finger, made her 2003 season debut on the mound for the Angels and went the final 1.2 innings. Spearheading the Angels offense today were Suzanne Smith with 2 doubles, a walk, 4 RBI's and a run scored, June Campbell with a double,2 singles and 3 runs scored and Christina Coviello who was on base 3 out of 3 times with a double, single, a stolen base and a hustling reached-on-error hit.
| Game 8 Start Time: 9:00am, July 27, 2003.
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Location: Recreation Center Field, Elmwood Park, New Jersey.
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Field Conditions: Good.
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Game 9: Elmwood Park Angels @ Indians
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Team
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Totals
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Runs
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Hits
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| Elmwood Park Angels |
3 |
6 |
| Indians |
4 |
3 |
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 Amanda Potter Pitched a 3-Hitter for the Angels. Amanda Potter made her pitching debut for the Angels today, 3-hitting the Indians but losing the game on 2 unearned runs. The only scoring in this hard fought game came in the first inning. The Angels scored first with 3 runs on 3 hits in the top of the inning. The tribe came right back with 4 runs on 2 Angels errors, 3 walks and 2 hit batters, but without benefit of any hits. Michelle Hergert lead the Angels offense with 3 singles, a stolen base and a run scored against ace Indian pitcher Charlene Wright.
| Game 9 Start Time: 12:00pm, August 3, 2003.
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Location: Smith Field, Parsippany, New Jersey.
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Field Conditions: Good.
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Game 10: Elmwood Park Angels @ Madison Mets
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Team
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Totals
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Runs
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Hits
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| Elmwood Park Angels |
7 |
6 |
| Madison Mets |
15 |
10 |
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 Angels Lose to the Mets in Bayonne. Under trying field conditions at Bayonne Park field, the Mets bested the Angels 15 - 7 in a rain shortened game. Due to a scheduling conflict at Smith field, today's doubleheader was moved to Bayonne Park field on short notice. Evidently, someone forgot to tell the town DPW because they did not prep the field for the game. The Mets and Angels had to contend with ankle deep grass in the infield and outfield. The pitching staffs of both teams acquitted themselves well, keeping their respective teams in the game. The advantage went to the Mets who walked 4 and allowed 6 hits verses 9 walks and 10 hits allowed by the Angels. Carly DiPrenda and Lisa Frey led the Angels offense with 5 RBI's and 3 runs scored between them.
| Game 10 Start Time: 2:00pm, August 17, 2003.
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Location: Bayonne Park Field #5, Bayonne, New Jersey.
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Field Conditions: Poor.
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Game 11: Elmwood Park Angels @ Madison Mets
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Team
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Totals
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Runs
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Hits
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| Elmwood Park Angels |
9 |
* |
| Madison Mets |
0 |
* |
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 * Mets forfeited game to Angels
| Game 11 Start Time: 5:00pm, August 17, 2003.
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Location: Bayonne Park Field #5, Bayonne, New Jersey.
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Field Conditions: Poor.
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Game 12: Indians @ Elmwood Park Angels
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Team
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Totals
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Runs
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Hits
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| Indians |
20 |
11 |
| Elmwood Park Angels |
7 |
8 |
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 Indians Beat-up the Angels. The Indians beat-up the Angels 20 - 7 in the bright sunshine at Angels field. Nothing seemed to go right for the Angels defense in game 1 today. Four Angels pitchers walked 13 Indians and Angels players committed 8 defensive errors in the game. For their part, the Indians earned the win by getting 11 hits and playing a good game defensively. On the bright side, offensively, for the Angels, they got 8 hits and did score 7 earned runs with 7 players contributing to the scoring with either runs scored or RBI's.
| Game 12 Start Time: 9:00pm, August 24, 2003.
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Location: Recreation Center Field, Elmwood Park, New Jersey.
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Field Conditions: Good.
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Game 13: Elmwood Park Angels @ Indians
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Team
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Totals
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Runs
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Hits
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| Elmwood Park Angels |
2 |
9 |
| Indians |
3 |
4 |
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 June Campbell Pitched a 4-hitter for the Angels. June Campbell pitched a 4-hitter for the Angels in game 2 of today's doubleheader but lost the game 3 - 2. The game was well played with only 2 defensive errors by each team. With scheduled starter Amanda Potter not able to make the game, June Campbell was a last minute replacement on the mound for the Angels. June pitched brilliantly giving-up 2 earned runs over 6 innings. The Angels threatened to win the game in the top of the 7th with 3 hits in a row. Some good defensive play to get 2 Angels baserunners out, saved the game for the Indians. Those runners would have represented the tying and winning runs for the Angels.
| Game 13 Start Time: 12:00pm, August 24, 2003.
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Location: Recreation Center Field, Elmwood Park, New Jersey.
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Field Conditions: Good.
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Game 14: Madison Mets @ Elmwood Park Angels
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Team
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Totals
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Runs
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Hits
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| Madison Mets |
0 |
* |
| Elmwood Park Angels |
9 |
* |
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 * Mets forfeited game to Angels
| Game 14 Start Time: 8:15am, September 7, 2003.
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Location: Recreation Center Field, Elmwood Park, New Jersey.
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Field Conditions: Good.
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Game 15: Elmwood Park Angels @ Parsippany Yankees
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Team
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Totals
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Runs
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Hits
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| Elmwood Park Angels |
0 |
* |
| Parsippany Yankees |
9 |
* |
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| * Angels forfeited game to Yankees |
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 The Angels forfeited this game to the Yankees after Angels second baseman Tara Tompkins was carried-off the field on a stretcher with a dislocated right knee and Suzanne Smith was later thrown out of the game for using the F word with the plate umpire and throwing her bat, leaving only 8 Angels players. In a ruling by Chief Umpire Bruce Grossberg, since the game was not an official game (not 5 innings, or 4 1/2 innings with the home team winning), the Yankees won the game by forfeit 9 - 0 and the individual player stats for the 2 1/2 innings played do not count.
| Game 15 Start Time: 9:00am, September 7, 2003.
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Location: Smith Field, Parsippany, New Jersey.
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Field Conditions: Good.
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Game 16: Madison Mets @ Elmwood Park Angels
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Team
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Totals
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Runs
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Hits
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| Madison Mets |
0 |
* |
| Elmwood Park Angels |
9 |
* |
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 * Mets forfeited game to Angels
| Game 16 Start Time: 9:00am, September 14, 2003.
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Location: Recreation Center Field, Elmwood Park, New Jersey.
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Field Conditions: Good.
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Game 17: Parsippany Yankees @ Elmwood Park Angels
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Team
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Totals
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Runs
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Hits
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| Parsippany Yankees |
1 |
7 |
| Elmwood Park Angels |
11 |
8 |
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 Angels win! The Angels played their best game of the season today, beating the Yankees 11-1 on the strong pitching of Amanda Potter (right), run production from the entire lineup, and only 2 fielding errors. Every member of the team had either an RBI or scored a run - a true team effort.
| Game 17 Start Time: 3:00pm, September 14, 2003.
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Location: Recreation Center Field, Elmwood Park, New Jersey.
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Field Conditions: Good.
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Game 18: Elmwood Park Angels @ Indians
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Team
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Totals
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Runs
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Hits
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| Elmwood Park Angels |
1 |
7 |
| Indians |
7 |
5 |
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| Game 18 Start Time: 12:00pm, September 21, 2003.
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Location: Smith Field, Parsippany, New Jersey.
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Field Conditions: Good.
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Game 19: Parsippany Yankees @ Elmwood Park Angels
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Team
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Totals
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Runs
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Hits
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| Parsippany Yankees |
5 |
6 |
| Elmwood Park Angels |
3 |
3 |
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 Yankees Edge the Angels A strong showing today on the mound for the Angels by June Campbell made it close but the Yankees edged the Angels on 7 walks combined with 6 hits.
| Game 19 Start Time: 3:00pm, September 21, 2003.
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Location: Smith Field, Parsippany, New Jersey.
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Field Conditions: Good.
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Game 20: Parsippany Yankees @ Elmwood Park Angels
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Team
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Totals
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Runs
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Hits
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| Parsippany Yankees |
19 |
14 |
| Elmwood Park Angels |
4 |
7 |
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| Game 20 Start Time: 3:00pm, October 5, 2003.
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Location: Smith Field, Parsippany, New Jersey.
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Field Conditions: Good.
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Suzanne Smith Computing
September 18, 2003
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