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 Saturday, June 25, 2005

SPORTS

 C-2 

 

Gabelsville surprises Silver Creek with rout
By Keith Groller
 Of The Morning Call

 

First-year franchise Silver Creek traveled to Gabelsville Friday night as the first place team in the Tri-County League.

Suffice to say, the host Owls didn't give a hoot.

Gabelsville scored six runs in the first inning and then sent 12 men to the plate in a nine-run second en route to a stunning 17-1 rout in a battle of two of the Tri-Co's top teams.

The game could have been stopped after 4 1/2 innings by the league's new mercy rule, but both managers decided to play it out through seven.

The Owls (15-4) pounded their way past the Raiders (13-4), who have lost three of their last four after a 12-1 start.

Rich Kropp and Mitch Schueck each went 3-for-4 and combined for six RBIs, while Kyle Hoffman and Ryan Bosch slugged home runs. Hoffman's two-run home run, during the second-inning outburst, landed in a field on the hill above Lee Mecherly Field.

Hoffman drove in three runs overall.

''Honestly, we looked at this as a big game,'' said Gabelsville manager Mike ''Doc'' Moyer. ''It wasn't a must-win situation, but we wanted to come out and play well and see what would happen. I certainly didn't expect this kind of game.''

Neither did Silver Creek, which had been in first place since the start of the season. The Raiders, who lost to another league power, Tri-City, 9-6 on Wednesday, were held to six hits by Gabelsville's Justin Konnick.

''We're not playing well at all right now,'' said manager Dylan Dando. ''We just got our butts kicked tonight, but this is the tough part of the year. Everybody's excited the first 10 or 15 games or so, but once you get into the heart of the season it gets tougher. Our guys thought they were better than they actually are. You still gotta go out and play.''

Silver Creek will try to bounce back against the Northern Yankees tonight.


Silver Creek   001 000 0 —  1   6 2

Gabelsville     690 110 x — 17 16 1


Medina, Hritz (2), Stezenko (5) and Schmitt; Konnick and Dierolf. L: Medina. HRs: Gabelsville, Hoffman (2nd, 1 on), Bosch (5th, none on).



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From The Morning Call -- June 25, 2005

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