Wed, 6 September, 8:00PM, at Charlestown - Ryan
Tigers 5, Senators 4
The Tigers leave the jungle alive after a well-fought game with the Senators. Both teams battled an inconsistent zone, but after the Senators took the lead on a Timmons bases-loaded single in the top of the 5th, the Tigers jumped right back out front with 4 in the bottom half. With 2 outs and a man on 2nd, 2 walks loaded the bases for Nate Pane who delivered on the first pitch with a line drive single to left. After another walk to Murphy, the Big Swede brought the hammer down with a 2 RBI single of his own.
After Houlding put 2 on with 1 out in the 6th, Copson came up HUGE, getting the hold thanks to a 1-2-3 DP to end the inning. Despite making things interesting, Riordan was able to finish the game, on a nice play by Giblin, for the save.
Matt Coyne pitched a great game for the Senators giving up just the 4 hits, with 6 K's. The Senators were a tough opponent all season, great game guys, and good luck next year! |
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Sun, 27 August, 9:30AM, at Acton - Jones Field
Senators 7, Padres 0
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Tue, 22 August, 7:30PM, at Braintree - Braintree HS Varsity
Senators 5, Dodgers 4
Jon Pollard's hits (90ft L3, 350ft F8, 360 ft 2B, 375ft HR) travelled more than 1100 feet but it wasn't enough as the Senators hang on to win in dramatic fashion.
All star Matt Coyne picked up the win pitching 7 strong scattering 9 hits while making several great defensive plays.
The Senators got things going in the 3rd on a lead off single by John Howe (2-3), a perfect sac bunt by Jim O'Donnell, an RBI single by Dave Timmons, back to back doubles by Dan Sweet (3-4, 2R, 2 2B) and Eric Clancy, and an RBI single by Greg Conant.
The Dodgers would chip away and tie it in the top of the 7th. In the bottom of the 7th, with two outs, Dan Sweet would double to left and reach 3rd on an error. Eric Clancy would then put the game away with a clutch strike out...and passed ball allowing Sweet to score.
On a side note, Dennis Ingram came within several yards of hitting a HR. At the end of the night he still sits at 0-Summer in HRs. |
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Sun, 20 August, 4:00PM, at Brighton - McKinney
Senators 2, Quincy Grays 0
The Senators squeaked by with a win against a competitive Grays squad behind the pitching of all star Greg Conant. Conant pitched a complete game shutout allowing 6 hits while striking out 5.
In the 3rd, the Senators capitalized on a couple Grays' miscues. Dennis Ingram (1-2, 2SB, R) would reach 2nd on an error and steal 3rd. Another error would allow Ingram to score. Jason Ackerson (1-3,2SB,R) would wind up in scoring position and Joe Lombardi(1-3,RBI) would deliver an RBI single.
The Grays' pitchers, Steve Maycock and Harley Smith, were effective all game allowing 2 unearned runs on just 3 hits and struck out 11. |
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Tue, 15 August, 7:15PM, at Haverhill - Haverhill Stadium
Senators 11, Athletics 1
John Howe stepped up in a spot start against his old team and delivered a 3 hit gem over 5 innings, allowing just 1 unearned run.
Joe Lombardi, Dennis Ingram and Dan Sweet each had multi-hit games while Eric Clancy and Greg Conant chipped in with 2 runs each and 2 majestic triples. Dickie Gillis was on base three times with three walks and was solid behind the plate, throwing out two would be base stealers.
For the A's, Josh Misiph collected two of the team's hits. |
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Sun, 13 August, 4:00PM, at West Roxbury - West Roxbury HS
Tigers 11, Senators 1
The Tigers leapt to an early lead as they continued their offensive barrage, and Rich Wlodarczyk made sure things were never close with another dominating performance (CG, 1UER, 7K).
The usual suspects led the attack, as Big Earl (3-4, 2R, 3RBI) launched another Cruise Missile double, and Pane (2-4, 2B, R, RBI) and Long (2-4, 3R, RBI) added the other multi-hit performances. Belcastro came back from a long absence to rope a double in his first at-bat, and Mr. Stevens gave his son Jake a double for his birthday (it was almost the game-winning RBI). Dan Field didn't get a hit, but at least he got interviewed on iMass Radio.
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Thu, 10 August, 8:00PM, at Charlestown - Ryan
Orioles 4, Senators 3
Bryan Healey and Matt Coyne locked up in a pitchers duel at Ryan Field, both going the distance in a fight for a Baystate playoff spot. The Senators entered the sixth with a 3-1 lead but the Orioles chipped away, tying the game in the bottom of the inning on clutch RBI singles by Jordan Krall and Ronnie Maddrey.
In the bottom of the 7th, the O's would take the lead and the game in dramatic fashion. With two outs, Healey reached base and later advanced to second on a wild pitch. Pinch hitter Brad Hall then hit a ground ball to the right side that found its way into the outfield, scoring Healey ahead of the throw home. |
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Mon, 7 August, 8:00PM, at Roxbury - Clifford
Hurricanes 10, Senators 6
Chris Thompson gets 1st MABL win with solid defense behind him. Lamoureux stays hot(2-3,HR,2B,3RBI) Thompson also had a multiple hit game and Jamie Aldoupolis hits another bases clearing double.
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Sun, 6 August, 1:00PM, at Charlestown - Ryan
Senators 6, Athletics 5
| The Pride of Wilmington Joe Burns pitched 8 innings in a complete game extra inning affair win over the A's, 6-5. Burns battled recording 7 strikeouts and allowing only 6 hits. A's starter Kevin McGowin held the Senator bats at bay until the 6th when Jim O'Donnell (Wilmington's Favorite Son) and Greg Conant led off with back to back hits. Joe Lombardi would walk and then Wilmington's All-Star, Matt Coyne, delivered a key double down the line. Later in the inning John Howe (3-4) would tie it up on a clutch line drive to left. The A's Santi Mazzeo put them up by 1 again with a sac fly. In the bottom of the 7th the Senators would tie it up again on a hit batsman after loading the bases. Burns would shut down the A's in the top of the 8th. In the bottom, with 2 outs, Wilmington's Most Versatile Athlete, Dan Sweet, would bunt for a hit, steal second and Wilmington's Hero, Eric Clancy would plate the winning run on a deep drive to left. |
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Sat, 5 August, 1:00PM, at Charlestown - Ryan (Game 2 of DH)
Astros 10, Senators 1
The Astros rebounded to take game two of the double header today with one of their best efforts of the season. The win kept them in the thick of the race for a Bay State playoff spot.
The Astros got to Matt Coyne early when James Clarahan sparked the offense with a RBI single in the first. Then Shu Sasaki raked a two run double and the 'stros never looked back. Tony Ricupero and Sean Dowling zoned in and combined for 6 hits, 4 runs and 3RBI. Sasaki added another RBI and Mike Byrne (sac fly) and Ron Viola (single) each plated one. Clarahan made a huge diving catch in right feld in the third and added another in left in the sixth to lead the stros D to an errorless game.
Sean Cormac(k) Kennedy earned the victory with four innings of shutout ball. Tyler Walsh started and went the first two and Josh Vernon closed it out in the seventh. |
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Sat, 5 August, 10:00AM, at Charlestown - Ryan (Game 1 of DH)
Senators 3, Astros 0
Greg Conant (6 hits, 6Ks, 1BB) carries the Senators to their 3rd straight win with a complete game shutout.
In the 3rd, the Senator bats came alive as Jim O'Donnell led off with a single. Dave Timmons matched that and Eric Clancy would sacrifice the runners to 2nd and 3rd. Rookie Jon Cignetti would eventually come to the plate and drive in the deciding run.
Greg Conant (2H), Joe Lombardi (2H, 2R, 1SB), and Dave Timmons (2-2, HBP) all had multiple hits for the Senators.
For the Astros, James Clarahan continued his great season going 2-2.
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Sun, 30 July, 9:00AM, at Charlestown - Ryan
Senators 7, Mariners 0
Conant, Keffer and Coyne combined on a 4 hit shutout as the Senators win their second straight, beating the Mariners 7-0. Conant pitched the first 3, striking out 2 while allowing 2 hits. Ben Keffer dusted off the cob webs, striking out 2 in the 5th and Coyne finished out the last 3 striking out 4 while only allowing 1 hit.
Tied 0-0 going in the 5th, Jason Ackerson led off with a bunt single, stole second and scored on a wild throw to first. The Senators would add another in the 6th on an RBI double by Conant. In 7th, the Sentators pushed 5 across highlighted by a bases loaded double by none other than...Greg Conant.
Brian Thorndike took the tough loss for the Mariners, carrying a no hitter into the 5th. |
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Sun, 23 July, 1:00PM, at Brighton - McKinney
Senators 13, Dodgers 2
After a long drought, the Senators finally get another in the win column. Matt Mothander pitched 5 innings of 2 hit ball while striking out 6, and Joe Burns pitched a clean 6th striking out 2.
Offensive contributors:
Matt Mothander (2-4, 2B, 1R, 3RBI)
Jon Cignetti (1-3, 1R, 3RBI, BB, HBP)
Dave Timmons (1-3, 3R, HBP, 1RBI)
All 12 Senators coming to the plate reached safely at least once with 6 hits, 10 walks, and 6 HBPs.
Tim Read took the tough loss for the Dodgers. |
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Sun, 16 July, 4:00PM, at Brighton - McKinney
Netherfield Reds 2, Senators 1
| On a 90 degree day the Reds and Senators went at it in a pitchers duel between Sean Magee (Reds) and Matt Mothander (Senators). The Reds scored first in the bottom of the 4th on an RBI groundout by Chris Allen. The Senators tied the game in the 6th when Dave Timmons 2B and Greg Conant drove him home with an RBI 1B. In the bottom of the 7th for the Reds, with one out Sean Magee and Pete John both walked. After a PB and a SB making it 2nd and 3rd Mike Ciano drove in the GW run to give the Reds the 2-1 victory. Magee got the win in a CG 7K effort, and Mothander piched well but took the tough loss also going the distance. Mike Ciano (Reds), Matt Mothander, and Greg Conant (Senators) all had 2 hit games. |
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Fri, 14 July, 8:00PM, at Charlestown - Ryan
Netherfield Reds 8, Senators 6
| What was a good competetive game that had the Reds players going down like flys, ended in an 8-6 win for the Reds none the less. Carlos Mejia, Pete John, and Matt Bloomer of the Reds all left the game due to injury. Chris Allen pitched 4.1 innings to get the win and Jon Butler came in relief pitching 2.2 innings for the Save. Greg Conant took the loss pitching 5 innings for the Senators. The Reds offense was led by Joe Dunne 3-4 2R RBI, Mike Ciano 3-3 R RBI, Steve Corda 2-2 2B R RBI. Carlos Mejia and Pete John also had two hit games. For the Senators Matt Mothander hit an opposite field homer to bring the Sens within 2. Dan Sweet and Eric Clancy had 2 hit performances for the Senators. |
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Sun, 9 July, 1:00PM, at Charlestown - Ryan
Orioles 5, Senators 2
Bryan Healey fired a complete game for the O's. After a rocky 2nd inning in which he allowed both Senators runs, Healey settled down to allow only 4 scattered singles over the rest of the game.
The turning point of the game came in the 6th inning; with the game tied at 2, Andy Murachver (3-4, 2 RBI's) delivered with a bases-loaded single off Senators pitcher Matt Coyne. Coyne then proceeded to strike out the next three batters to keep the game close, but the Orioles would not relinquish their lead.
The Orioles offense was sparked by Murachver, Jay Thomas (2-3, BB, 2 2B, RBI) and Jordan Krall (1-3, BB, 2 R) while the Senators were led by Greg Conant (1-3, 2B, 2 RBI's) and Matt Coyne (7 IP, 10 K's). |
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Sat, 8 July, 1:00PM, at Charlestown - Ryan
Indians 5, Senators 0
| Daryl Pina picked up his second shutout of the year as the Tribe got off the snide w/a win over the Senators. Pina struck out 10, allowing just 3 hits for the complete game victory. New indian Stuart Wallace laid down a key sac bunt late in the game to help put 2 insurance runs on the board. |
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Sat, 8 July, 12:30PM, at Charlestown - Ryan
Senators 11, Marlins 10
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Fri, 7 July, 8:00PM, at Chelsea - Chelsea HS
Cutters 9, Senators 8
Cutters jumped put to a big lead with six runs in the bottom of the 4th lead by 2 run triples by Dan Dileo and AJ Bucciarelli. Senators never gave up though and battled back to tie it up in the top of the 5th with some key hits and a rare theft of home plate by O'Donnell. In the bottom of the 7th, Mike Moloney leads off with a single, the steals second, followed by Phylson walking and Gary Moran getting the game winning hit down the first base line scoring Moloney to win the game.
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Fri, 30 June, 8:00PM, at Charlestown - Ryan
Rangers 4, Senators 2
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Thu, 22 June, 8:00PM, at Charlestown - Ryan
White Sox 6, Senators 2
Chris Stone threw a Complete Game 5-hitter for his 3rd win of the season. Stone stuck out 10 and walked none while yielding 2 runs (1 earned).
Dave Martin provided the offense for the White Sox as he went 3 for 3 with 2 doubles and 4 RBI. His RBI double in the 4th put the Sox ahead to stay, and his bases clearing double in the 6th provided some nice insurance. Hoye, O'Hara and Spoth had the other hits on the day for the Sox.
The Senators got to Stone for an uneared run in the 3rd as a wild throw allowed opposing pitcher Conant to score. That would be all for the Senators until 3 singles in the 7th by Coyne, Lombardi and Ackerson plated their final run. |
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Sun, 4 June, 4:00PM, at Charlestown - Ryan
Senators 2, Marlins 0
In less than 1.5 hours the Senators topped the Marlins 2-0. Greg Conant picked up his second complete game win in as many tries.
The game was tied 0-0 going into the bottom of the 5th when Joe Lombardi led off with a bunt single down the third base line. Lombardi would move to second on a balk and then to third on a single by Jason Ackerson. Rafael Mejia would then plate Lombardi on a hard single to left. Back to back singles by Greg Conant and John Howe would add one more.
Neil Doherty pitched well for the Marlins in a losing effort. |
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Tue, 30 May, 8:15PM, at Chelsea - Chelsea HS
Senators 3, Indians 2
A combination of great pitching and solid defense carried the Senators to their second win of the season bringing them back to .500.
Matt Coyne pitched all 7 allowing only 3 hits. At the plate Coyne contributed with a double deep to left and later scored. Eric Clancy was also on base twice with a walk, a hit, a run scored and 2 stolen bases.
Daryl Pina and Jeff James pitched well for the Indians striking out 11. |
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Sun, 7 May, 4:00PM, at Charlestown - Ryan
Cutters 5, Senators 2
Cutters edge the Senators, 5-2. Levett picks up the win in relief, striking out 8 in 4 innings. Matt Ells steps up huge with the bases loaded in the top of the 6th to put the Cutters ahead for good. On a side note Jeff McHugh shows up at the last minute, after driving to Chelsea High for the 2nd straight game. Qqqqqqqqqqqque!
Matt Mothander pitched well in a losing effort for the Senators |
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Sat, 6 May, 1:00PM, at Chelsea - Chelsea HS
Senators 4, Quincy Grays 3
The Senators picked up their first win of 2006 scoring two in the bottom of the 7th to come from behind.
Down by two, Dave Timmons got things going with a double to right center. With two outs rookie Dan Sweet (2-2, 2B, 1RBI, 2R, 3SB) delivered a double scoring Timmons. Sweet would steal third and O'Donnell followed with a walk. With two strikes and two outs, Jon Cignetti drove the ball to left scoring the winning run in dramatic fashion.
Greg Conant picked up his first win of 2006 pitching a complete game while striking out 7
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Sun, 30 April, 10:00AM, at Charlestown - Ryan
Tigers 4, Senators 2
| Tigers get first franchise win! Brian Houlding pitches six strong innings, allowing 5 hits and 2 runs, while striking out 10. Matt Coyne was equally impressive for the Senators, pitching 5 strong innings, allowing 5 hits and 1 run, while striking out 7. The action was back and forth as the Senators took the lead in th 4th, but the Tigers roared back in the 5th on a walk and single by Field. The Senators paid no mind and worked the next inning for the leading run, but the Tigers went tiger-style and scored 3 runs in the bottom half to take the lead. Rookie Eric Riordan struck out the side in the 7th for his first career save. Jim Belcastro led the hitting for the Tigers going 2 for 3; Dan Field 1 for 3, 2 RBI. Paul Copson (2BB, 1HBP) and Greg Kelly each with an RBI. Senators: Ackerson, 1 for 4, R, SB; Coyne, 2 for 3, 2B, RBI. |
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