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| July 6, 2004 BruceinGa Men's 60 2438 posts | Any results from Altamonte Springs and the ISA Nationals? How did JAH do? |
| July 6, 2004 rabbit Men's 60 281 posts | I just got this from the ISSA web site, results of ISA World Cup; JAH Masters won the Major plus, by defeating the Florida Crush , 3 times, 45-35, 28-21, and 28-17, the only 2 teams in Major plus. they also beat in round robin games,JAH 25,-Al Estes -11 and Jah 20 and Players club -7 the majors finished like this. 1. Al Estes-FL 2.Players Club-FL 3.Hollis Appraisals -Fl 4.South Florida Blitz-FL no report yet on AAA Doesnt look like much of a World Tourney with only 6 teams in upper division The question is WHY are the teams not entering, all i hear is they wont let the major an major plus teams play in the qualifiers and when they have a chance to play in a World Tourney, then no one goes to them. go figure? Rabbit Rabbit |
| July 7, 2004 jah#4 Men's 55 539 posts | Bruce Rabbit hit it right on the head. We did will good in the ISA world. We Adjusted very well to a very poor ball. John it 5 or 6 HRS I think that was the most hit. most of the Crush seem to having trouble with the ball. Had some great games with a very good teams. We jelled as a team very good D and base hit the best I seen in a long time. scoring 45 runs in one game with only 2 HRS tell you a lot. Billy, Glenn and Doug was missing so everybody there was give out playing in mid 90's. The Lord really bless us last weekend. |
| July 7, 2004 BruceinGa Men's 60 2438 posts | Congratulations! You didn't mention missing Russ. He and I are going the watch the Smoky Mtn Classic this weekend. |
| July 7, 2004 jah#4 Men's 55 539 posts | Bruce Russ and I roomed together in Fla. We also took the wifes but they stayed on the beach. Russ ( the one arm base coach) was a great team man, to drive 1000 miles to cheer and coach bases. that tells you alot about Russ and how close everyone is as a team. You have played with us as you know there not a ego on this team, Just 16 Players giving 110% cheering each other oneand picking each other up. A great team to play on. |
| July 8, 2004 Paul P Men's 65 29 posts | Played in Altamonte with OPW, a 55 team from Clearwater. Most of it was good stuff, 'cept of course the ball. Seems to me THEY (the TD) shouldn't get 2 bites of the apple. They put out an inferior ball with restrictions on bat use. One otjer note for other TDs who read this post, HAVE A PRE-TOURNEY MEETING WITH THE UMPIRES AND GO OVER ALL THE RULES! The pitching rules were simple enuf, 4-10 feet. We had one umpire who said, "No, 6-12 feet and that's how its going to be." Even his field umpire argued with him but he wouildnt budge. The umpires did do a credible job, especially so with Terry and Tracy, two female umpires. |
| July 9, 2004 jah#4 Men's 55 539 posts | Paul I have to agree with you on the umpires they did a good job overall. The female ump that we had was very good seem to be in position and as a player you did not notice her. Being a ump my self that my goal is to do a game and not be noticed. But they all hustled and were pros at there jobs. |
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