Fri, 15 August, 8:00PM, at Kelley Field
Palmer Club 2, TJO Sports 1
Pitching on just 3 days rest, PJ Gouthro laid it all on the line Friday night. Gouthro tossed all 10 innings of an epic Game 7 that ended in a walk-off bases loaded single by Mat Seropian to take home the 'ship for Palmer.
Gouthro was once again brilliant, scattering just 5 hits and allowing no earned runs on the night to secure a perfect 0.00 ERA over 15 innings pitched in the finals.
TJO pitchers Sam Miller & Dan Long, both also pitching on short rest, combined for a gritty performance as well, matching Gouthro inning for inning until Palmer finally broke thru in the 10th.
Those who watched this series were treated to an instant classic, and one that ended in fitting fashion - an extra inning nail biter that went right down to the wire. Hats off to TJO Sports for a great series. |
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Thu, 14 August, 7:45PM, at Fallon Field - Roslindale
Palmer Club 6, TJO Sports 0
Eric Williams was dominant for Palmer, saving his best outing of the season for game 6, and in the process setting up a game 7 winner-take-all showdown Friday night at Kelly Field.
Williams went the distance for Palmer, scattering just 3 hits and striking out 7 without walking a batter while not allowing a single base runner to reach scoring position all night.
Palmer jumped ahead in the 1st, putting up 4 runs on 4 base knocks to give Williams all the run support he would need on the night. Johnny Phelan lead the offensive attack for Palmer with a 4-hit performance while tacking on an insurance RBI single in the 5th in the process. |
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Tue, 12 August, 8:00PM, at Kelley Field
TJO Sports 6, Palmer Club 2
This game belonged to Sam Miller and Gordon Maas as TJO Sports takes game 5 by a score of 6-2.
Sam tossed another gem last night going the distance to earn the W while Gordon led the offense with a two run HR.
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Mon, 11 August, 7:45PM, at Fallon Field - Roslindale
Palmer Club 11, TJO Sports 4
Palmer jumped ahead big in the 1st inning, scoring 9 times and never looking back to knot the series at 2 games apiece.
In the top of the 1st Palmer hitters saw 47 pitches, reaching base safely 10 times while ripping 7 hits and drawing 3 walks in the process. Jim Pierce bounced back quickly from a blurry Sunday night spent at the Luke Bryan show to pick up 2 hits and 4 RBI in the 1st inning alone to set the table for Palmer. Mat Seropian also enjoyed an indulgent night at the dish, going 2-3 with 3 RBI.
Palmer starting pitcher PJ Gouthro (9-0) was once again surgical on the mound, tossing 5 scoreless innings while allowing just 2 hits and striking out 4 over 5 innings to pick up the win.
Action picks back up at Kelly Field on Tuesday night at 8 PM for a pivotal game 5 match-up.
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Fri, 8 August, 8:00PM, at Kelley Field
Palmer Club 5, TJO Sports 4
A game for the ages ends in a 9th inning walk-off double by Matt Lipsett. This one saw ballsy pitching performances by both teams all night, highlighted by Brendan Telfer's 2 and 1/3 innings of no-hit relief while striking out 5 in the process.
The series picks back up on Monday night at Fallon Field (7:45 PM start), get your popcorn ready. |
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Thu, 7 August, 7:45PM, at Fallon Field - Roslindale
TJO Sports 11, Palmer Club 6
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Wed, 6 August, 8:00PM, at Kelley Field
TJO Sports 11, Palmer Club 5
Dave Long wins his first playoff game pitching a strong 6 innings for TJO Sports striking out 9 batters. Chris Johnson came in and closed the door in the bottom of the 7th.
Offense was led by Joey Lyons (2 hits & 2 RBI), Will O'Sullivan (2 hits & 2 RBI) and Tim Sweeney (3 RBI).
Palmer fought hard to tie the game up in bottom of the 5th but TJO's answered with 5 runs in the 6th. The speed of Ryan Connelly (2 stolen bases) set up the final run in the top of the 7th.
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Mon, 4 August, 8:00PM, at Kelley Field
Palmer Club 10, Cannon Club 2
The much awaited return of The Brother capped off a solid alumni turnout for Palmer Club at Kelly Field on Monday night. A combination of home cooking, alumni support, and another welcome return - a fresh Back in Black helmet game - proved to be a lethal combination for Palmer's offense, as Mat Seropian & Shane Stande took a night off from a busy wedding season to help Palmer look the part for the series finale.
Per usual, Monday Night Special PJ Gouthro (8-0) dealt, going 6 innings, allowing 1 earned run before handing things over to Brendan Telfer in the 7th. Telfer was impressive, striking out the side to vault Palmer past the defending champs and into the Park League finals for a second consecutive year.
Palmer's 1-5 hitters flat out raked Monday night, going 13-19 with 10 RBIs, capped off by a majestic grand slam that landed 4 steps up into the Mecca by Frank Alexopoulos (3-4, 5 RBI) that sealed the deal in the 6th. |
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Fri, 1 August, 7:45PM, at Fallon Field - Roslindale
Palmer Club 10, Cannon Club 0
| To steal a line from Al Michaels, "Do you believe in miracles!?" Matt Seropian, of Brockton infamy, makes the write up two nights in a row. The miracle? He wasn't even at Fallon Field for game 2. The starting right fielder decided to bring Palmer's batting helmets to a wedding in CT instead of leaving them with a teammate so Palmer was down to a mixed bag of lids. Luckily, Palmer had Eric Williams on the hill and he was dominant through six innings to earn the victory. Tony Trafecanty struck out the side in the 7th to secure the victory. Dave Volante pitched well giving up 3 runs before Palmer busted the game open in the 7th inning. Johnny Phelan led Palmer offensively with multi-RBI hits hroughout the game, about time. |
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Thu, 31 July, 8:00PM, at Kelley Field
Palmer Club 2, Cannon Club 1
| It was Throwback Thursday in the BPL playoff series opener as two veteran toes the rubber for both teams. Steve Hueston pitched a great game for Cannon giving up two runs in the 1st inning and shut down Palmer the rest of the night. Hueston was outdeuled by Kenny "All-State" Henry giving up 1 run for the complete game win. Henry almost had a CG shut out but Palmer's half witted right fielder "dove(?)" for a line drive in the second that looked more like a belly flop from a sumo wrestler into the shallow end of a kiddy pool. The line drive went from a single to a triple with the right fielder's terrible decision and Cannon turned it into their own run of the night. Game 2 takes place at Fallon Field Friday night at 7:45, get your popcorn ready. |
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Wed, 30 July, 8:00PM, at Kelley Field
Cannon Club 3, Palmer Club 2
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Tue, 29 July, 7:45PM, at Cleveland Circle - Brighton
ADSL 3, Palmer Club 0
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Fri, 25 July, 8:00PM, at Kelley Field
Palmer Club 4, Grossman Marketing 1
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Wed, 23 July, 7:45PM, at Cleveland Circle - Brighton
Palmer Club 12, Boston Padres 4
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Mon, 21 July, 7:45PM, at Cleveland Circle - Brighton
Palmer Club 5, Boston Padres 0
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Sun, 20 July, 5:00PM, at Babson College
Grossman Marketing 6, Palmer Club 5
Down 5 zip in the 5th, Grossman battles back scoring three on a bases clearing opposite field wall ball double by Andrew Tenaglia before scoring three more in the 6th on RBI's by Tim Reinhardt and Nick Crivello.
Ken Henry had retired the first eight in order for Palmer before Tom Wells got the first Grossman hit in the third. But the Grossman bats remained quiet until the 5th.
After giving up five runs on five hits in the second, Mike Thater cruised through the 6th before giving way to Joe McNamara in the 7th.
Johnny Phelan led off the bottom of the 7th with a line drive single but Tenaglia made a nifty stop on a hard ground ball to start a double play ending the threat.
JP Songin had two hits for Palmer.
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Fri, 18 July, 7:45PM, at Fallon Field - Roslindale
Palmer Club 5, TJO Sports 1
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Thu, 17 July, 8:00PM, at Kelley Field
Palmer Club 5, Towne Club 0
| It was a battle between bitter, well coached (and dressed) rivals. With both Joe Lucier (Palmer) and Tom Ryan (Towne) dealing throughout the game, runs were tough to come by in the first 4 1/2 innings until Palmer had a 2-out rally capped off by a Brian Medairos missile to right field. Ryan was pulled after an approximately 15 minute rain delay and Palmer took advantage, scoring 3 times. One of those runs came on a screamer of a line drive triple off the bat of Jim Pierce as Johnny Phelan sluggishly came in from second. Lucier went the distance, allowing no runs on 6 hits with 4 strikeouts. |
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Tue, 15 July, 7:45PM, at Cleveland Circle - Brighton
ADSL 2, Palmer Club 1
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Thu, 10 July, 8:00PM, at Kelley Field
Palmer Club 15, Boston Padres 0
Johnny Phelan out, enter Akihiko Nakamura. Nakamura had a career night, reaching base in all four plate appearances (2-4) either by hit or error. Nakamura busted the game open with after an impressive battle to work the count full with two outs in the second inning and a runners on 2nd and 3rd. Nakamura took a fastball from the Padres pitcher and laced a single to left field scoring both runners. Nakamura, who hails from Adachi-ku, Tokyo, Japan, received the first game ball ever given to a player in the history of Palmer Club baseball.
Palmer received outstanding pitching from both Eric Williams and Brendan Telfair. Willaims went 5 innings, allowing no runs and striking out 9. Brendan Telfair (Roger Williams University) came in the shut the door in the last two innings, striking out 3 of 6 batters faced. The two flamethrowers scattered 5 hits throughout the game as they kept Padres' batters off balance all night. |
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Wed, 9 July, 8:00PM, at Kelley Field
Palmer Club 9, TJO Sports 6
Palmer won 9-6. Kenny Henry gets his first win of the season. JP Songin runs so slow his cleat quit on him halfway between 2nd and 3rd base as it fell off his foot.
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Tue, 8 July, 7:45PM, at Fallon Field - Roslindale
Palmer Club 4, Towne Club 3
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Wed, 2 July, 7:45PM, at Town Field - Dorchester
Palmer Club 6, ADSL 3
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Tue, 1 July, 8:00PM, at East Boston Stadium
Cannon Club 5, Palmer Club 1
Cannon gets on the board in the first with consecutive singles by Neshe, Newton, and Colon and Allen hits the sac fly rbi. A walk and big triple by Jain plates the second run who is then driven in by flannerys sac fly in the second.
Willie Allen smokes a line drive down the left field line in the fifth for a 2 run hr and that was more than enough for Campion.
Songin was swinging well all night with 2 hits, one that was an easy HR but went under the fence in RF at the stadium for a ground rule double in the second, but the bats couldn't bring him in.
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Mon, 30 June, 7:45PM, at Fallon Field - Roslindale
Palmer Club 13, Grossman Marketing 4
| PJ Gouthro battled through early trouble to settle down to get his 6th win of the season giving up only 2 earned runs through 5 innings. Chris Anderson (Roger Williams University) cleaned up the last two innings keeping his 0.00 ERA intact. Palmer's offense got contributions from almost everyone in the lineup but was led by Chris Curran (4-4, HR, 3 SB's, and 2 RBI's), Frank Alexopoulos (3-5, 2 3B's, 3 RBI's), Brian Medairos (3-4, SB, and 1 RBI), and the pride of Braintree's Joe Hock (2-4 and 2 RBI's). Palmer got a nice spark from Kyle Power as well when Matt Seropian had to come out of the game due to heat exhaustion and cramping. |
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Fri, 27 June, 7:45PM, at Cleveland Circle - Brighton
Palmer Club 4, Boston Padres 1
| It was friends and family night for the Padres Club at Cleveland Circle as fans packed the backstop to support their squad for a game that turned out to be a borderline ESPN Insta-classic. With the umpires having a zone similar to wackamole, both offenses were stymied for much of the game. Palmer Club finally broke out late in the game after getting all riled up by an absolute bomb which turned into a two-run triple by Jim Pierce to where the beer-league softball pitchers toe the rubber. Brendan Telfer (Roger Williams University) came in to shut the door in the 7th as Eric Williams earns the win in a stellar night keeping the Padres off balance all night. |
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Thu, 26 June, 7:45PM, at Fallon Field - Roslindale
Palmer Club 9, TJO Sports 2
| Palmer bats come alive again tonight against the young TJO Sports Club belting 10 hits throughout the game. The game was close as TJO worked out of early jams with good defense but it was not enough to stop the likes of first baseman Joe Hock (2-3, 2B, 1 RBI) and center fielder Chris Curran (2-3, 3 runs, 2 SB). Palmer shortstop, Johnny Phelan, had an adventurous night as he busted open the game in the top of the 5th inning as he blooped a real puss shot down the left field line with 2 outs. Phelan almost opened the flood gates for TJO in the 6th as he didn't know which way was up when he booted a routine double play ball but MOrgan Williams bailed him out by pitching out of the self-inflicted jam. Williams pitched 6 innings with 9 K's, 2 walks, and 2 runs (1 ER). Big Bro Eric Williams pitches for Palmer on Friday, free admission at Cleveland Circle if you show up before 7:45 p.m. |
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Wed, 25 June, 8:00PM, at Kelley Field
Palmer Club 8, Towne Club 4
| Joey Lucier (6 IP, 3 ER, 3 K's, 4 hits) finally received run support and got the win for Palmer in a battle of top seeded Boston Park League teams. Palmer busted out the bats last night as 7 different guys had hits, including Chris Curran (3-4, HR and 2 RBI's) and Johnny Phelan both having multi-hit games. Palmer player/coach JP Songin bending the mind of opposing Towne Club coach Harvey Soolman into a proverbial pretzel by adjusting pre-game (agreed upon by both coaches) ground rules that allowed Curran to hit his first ever homerun in the Boston Park League. The ball was presented to Chris for his greatest baseball achievement after accomplishing the feat. |
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Fri, 20 June, 7:45PM, at Cleveland Circle - Brighton
Cannon Club 3, Palmer Club 2
Dave Volante had a 2 hitter through six and almost saw it go to waste as Cannon decided in the seventh to let Palmer make it close.
Cannon gets on the board first when Flannery reaches on an error to start the game and later scores on a WP. Newton drives in the second run with a double in the 3rd. Colon starts the 4th with a double and is driven home by Suriel. And then the fun begins...
Hueston comes in the 7th and walks Curran. Buckner boots Songins dribbler to make it first and third. Alexopolous bloops a ball to left that is misplayed to score Curran. With second and third, Stande grounds to Newton who alertly gets the runner going to third, but the second run scores. Next batter K's. Hock then hits a ball that tips off both Huestons glove and Newtons. With runners on 2nd and 3rd two out, Lipsett K's to end the game. |
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Thu, 19 June, 8:00PM, at Kelley Field
Grossman Marketing 6, Palmer Club 3
MIchael Thater pitches six strong innings picking up the win as Grossman Marketing improves to 9 and 5. Freddi Carerra (2 FOR 4; 2SB) starts the scoring for Grossman with a triple in the second knocking in Malloy. Palmer evens the score at two all with hits by JP Songin, Frank Alexopolous and Shane Stande in the fifth.
With two outs and the bases loaded in the sixth, singles by Franz Strassmann, Rick Salvucci (3 for 4) and Sam Canales give Grossman a four run lead.
Johnny Phelan leads off the bottom of the seventh with a home run cutting the lead to three. Jim Perry relieves Thater and shuts the door getting the save. |
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Wed, 18 June, 8:00PM, at Kelley Field
Palmer Club 11, Boston Padres 4
Palmer's bats come alive in the 6th, ripping 5 hits and plating 5 in the process. Jim Pierce lead the offensive effort for Palmer, going 3-3 with 2 RBI and 3 runs scored. Johnny Phelan chipped in with a 2-3 night, scoring 2 runs and stealing 3 bases.
Kyle Ritchie gutted out 5 innings of work to improve to 2-0 on the season. Chris Anderson finished the game with 2 strong innings in relief giving up no earned runs.
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Tue, 17 June, 7:45PM, at Fallon Field - Roslindale
Towne Club 3, Palmer Club 2
Towne Club won its 11th of 12 games and drew even with first place Palmer in the standings with a come from behind win on Steven Gilbert's two-out RBI single up the middle in the bottom of the seventh. Dana Dresser got the winning rally started with his second base hit of the night; then Grant Bowen drove a deep double to left-center to score Dresser from first and tie the game. Ryan Rizzo pinch-ran for Bowen and stole third. He was later forced at the plate, but Tim Corey rode home on Gilbert's base hit.
Eric Williams had held Towne to three hits and no walks over the first six, and the only threat Towne had was when they knotted the score in the 4th on Alex Venditti's double and Dresser's RBI single.
Mike Stefaniak went the first 6 1/3 for Towne, allowing only six hits and two unearned runs. Connor Farrell picked up the win by getting the final out in the top of the 7th with two runners aboard. |
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Mon, 16 June, 8:00PM, at Kelley Field
Palmer Club 3, TJO Sports 1
PJ Gouthro earned his league leading 5th victory of the season in a pitchers duel at Kelly Field Monday night, tossing his 3rd complete game of the season while scattering 5 hits and striking out 1.
Tough luck loser Sam Miller threw 4 and 1/3 hit-less innings before Brian Medairos smacked a clean RBI single to right in the 5th to get Palmer on the board. Palmer carried that momentum over to the 6th inning when 3rd baseman Matt Lipsett laced a clutch 2 out, 2 RBI single that plated the game winning run. |
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Thu, 12 June, 7:45PM, at Town Field - Dorchester
Palmer Club 9, ADSL 3
A staff effort on the mound and a lively night from the middle of the order helped Palmer snap a two game slide with a 9-3 win at Town Field to salvage the week.
Kyle Ritchie started the night off on the hill for Palmer, pitching 3 hit-less innings and allowing no earned runs to pick up the win. Godfrey and Telfer looked sharp in their Park League debuts on the bump, throwing scoreless 4th and 7th innings respectively.
Palmer's bats woke up after a quiet start to the week. The 2 thru 5 slots in the lineup racked up 5-hits (4 for extra bases) and 8 RBIs on the night, capped off by a 2-run scud missile off the bat of Frank Alexopoulos in the top of the 5th that got over the right field wall in a hurry. Jim Pierce went 2-4 with a double and 2 RBIs, and JP Songin added a 2-5 effort with 2 doubles and 3 RBIs. |
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Wed, 11 June, 8:00PM, at Kelley Field
Cannon Club 3, Palmer Club 1
Cannon knocks the first place team down a peg with a solid pitching performance from Grady Campion who carried a no hitter into the 7th. A scorching rbi single by Newton and a big 2 run double by Allen in the first was all the run support Campion needed.
Palmer attempts to threaten in the 6th with the bases loaded but can't push across a run and leaves a doughnut on the board. Lipsett breaks up the no hitter in the 7th with a leadoff single and Phelan follows up with the last hit of the night for Palmer. A 2 out Cannon error ends the shutout, plating Lipsett. Nicholson almost finds the hole by short but Newton dives and smothers the ball and alertly fires to second from his side. Songin overslides the bag and is tagged out to end the game. |
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Tue, 10 June, 7:45PM, at Fallon Field - Roslindale
Grossman Marketing 5, Palmer Club 4
Grossman and Palmer square off in a terrific battle on a bonus night when many games are cancelled with heavy rains earlier in the day.
Grossman opens the scoring in the first with a Salvucci double and sacrifice fly by Tenaglia. Palmer responds with two in the second and third innings for the 4-l lead. Grossman picks up four in the 4th to take a 5-4 lead and finish the scoring. Palmer makes things interesting loading the bases in the 7th with one out but Perry gets a line drive out and the games ends on a nice running catch in left field by Carerra.
For Grossman, Salvucci, Carerra and Findley have multi-hit games. Pierce and Songin have two hits a piece for Palmer; Seropian is on base four times.
The Williams brothers throw well for Palmer. Derek Dubois picks up his first Park League win. Perry gets the save with three scoreless innings. |
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Mon, 9 June, 8:00PM, at Kelley Field
Palmer Club 4, Boston Padres 1
PJ Gouthro (4-0) pitched 6 1/3 innings of no-hit baseball before giving up a line drive single to Pat McKenna of the Padres. Gouthro was effectively wild as he walked 4 Padres and striking out 4 in the game before giving way to Chris Anderson (Roger Williams) who earned his first career Park League save.
Palmer was led offensively by the Brockton combo of Shane Stande and Brian Medairos whom both had a pair of RBI's. Stande also showed off a strong arm as he threw out two Padres consecutively at 2B in one inning. Roger Williams University's (via Braintree) Joe Hock had a workman-like night as he reached base twice via HBP and a walk but showed off his versatility flipping across the field to play 3B for the first time in his Park League career. Hock displayed a rocket arm slinging the ball around the diamond effortlessly. |
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Fri, 6 June, 7:45PM, at Fallon Field - Roslindale
Palmer Club 5, TJO Sports 1
Palmer improves to 8-1 with great pitching, clean defense, and timely hitting.
The only thing that seemed be able to get to Palmer starting pitcher Joey Lucier were the snipers in the trees in the bottom of the 4th, which lead to an epic barrel roll. Lucier was in control from the get go, tossing 5 scoreless innings while striking out 6 and allowing just 3 hits to pick up his first Park League win of the season.
Palmer's offensive attack was lead by Jim Pierce (3-4), Shane Stande (2-2, 2 BB, RBI), and Brian Medairos (2-4, 2 RBI, SB). |
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Tue, 3 June, 7:45PM, at Cleveland Circle - Brighton
Palmer Club 7, ADSL 6
A seesaw battle at The Circle ended in a walk-off win for Palmer Tuesday night. Mat Seropian lead the bottom of the 7th off with a double, moved to 3rd on a Jim Pierce sac bunt, and scored the tying run on a single by Johnny Phelan. Phelan advanced to 3rd on a Pat Nicholson single, then came around to score on a nice read on a short-to-first grounder to cement the victory for Palmer.
Reliever Tony Trafecanty picked up the win, allowing 3 earned runs over 4 innings while striking out 3. Kyle Ritchie made his Park League debut as the starter for Palmer, allowing an unearned run over 3 innings.
Shane Stande showcased his versatility with a 2-3 night in the DH slot, ripping a double and scoring 2 runs for Palmer. |
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Mon, 2 June, 8:00PM, at Kelley Field
Palmer Club 7, Cannon Club 4
Palmer overcame a 4-run deficit with timely hitting in the 4th before taking advantage of some free passes and a defensive miscue in the 6th to secure the win.
PJ Gouthro improved his record to 3-0 on the season with a complete game, surrendering 3 earned runs on 6 hits and 6 K's.
Palmer Club's offensive attack was lead by Johnny Phelan (2-3 with an RBI), Jim Pierce (2-2 with an RBI), and Frank Alexopoulos (2-3). |
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Fri, 30 May, 8:00PM, at Kelley Field
Towne Club 4, Palmer Club 2
| Tom Ryan gutted out a CG victory over previously undefeated Palmer as Towne extended their winning streak to three games and evened up their record at 3-3. Chris Hoyt was on base three times (single, double, walk, SB), and his speed played a key factor in his scoring two runs. Billy Collins knocked in two for Towne without a hit. Johnny Phelan, for Palmer, was ripping the ball - 3 for 3 with a walk to bring his season average to .667 (12 for 18). |
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Thu, 29 May, 7:45PM, at Fallon Field - Roslindale
Palmer Club 4, Cannon Club 1
Palmer received impressive pitching performances from the Williams brothers against the defending Boston Park League champs on Thursday night. Eric Williams tossed a gem for the first five innings giving up just one earned run on 4 hits while striking out 8. Little bro, Morgan, came in to shut the door the last 2 innings not giving up a run nor a hit to get big bro the win.
Palmer jumped out in the top of the 1st inning on a two-out, 2 run sizzling single by Jim Pierce. Palmer got an insurance run in the top of the 6th from Matt Lipsett who continues to come up with clutch hits early on in the season. Palmer got extraordinary effort from Pat Nicholson who not only had 2 hits (one being an infield single on a screamer to 3rd) but also displayed great range at 1st base, showing no ill-effects coming off a devastating knee injury that forces him to wear a gross brace. |
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Tue, 27 May, 7:45PM, at Fallon Field - Roslindale
Palmer Club 5, Grossman Marketing 3
PJ Gouthro goes the distance for Palmer, striking out 11 and improving to 2-0 on the season.
Mat Seropian and Brian Medairos set the table offensively for Palmer, going 3-5 and 2-3 with a walk respectively while scoring 2 runs apiece. |
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Thu, 22 May, 8:00PM, at Kelley Field
Palmer Club 6, TJO Sports 0
Eric Williams got the win in his 2014 Park League debut, allowing 4 hits and striking out 4 over 5 innings before handing things off to Morgan Williams to close things out and preserve the shutout for Palmer.
Johnny Phelan lead the offensive charge for Palmer, going 3-3 with a triple and 2 RBI's. Jim Pierce helped seal the win with an RBI double in the 6th to go along with 2 walks.
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Wed, 21 May, 8:00PM, at Kelley Field
Palmer Club 5, Towne Club 4
| Down, 4-1, Palmer took advantage of a 2-out error in the 6th and kept the inning going for a tying three-run rally. Matt Lipsett's 2-run single knotted the score; Brian Medairos' rbi grounder in the 8th brought home the game winner. Tony Trafecanty threw three perfect innings in relief for the win over hard-luck loser Dillon Dresser, who went the route. Billy Collins had given Towne the three run cushion with a two-triple in the 5th. |
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Mon, 19 May, 7:45PM, at Town Field - Dorchester
Palmer Club 15, ADSL 0
| Pat Nicholson led the offensive attack for Palmer, capping off an 8-run first inning with a bases loaded, bases clearing wall ball. PJ Gouthro struck out 4 and scattered 2 hits over 5 innings to pick up the win. Chris Anderson threw a scoreless 6th and 7th to preserve the shutout for Palmer. |
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