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Thu, 24 Jul 2008
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| Section 8 Update July 24th |
*Sniff sniff*, You smell something Rabbit? Is it
Fear? Are Hackett and Cass "studying" in the
Kensington? Is it bug spray? A macho nacho?
Did Grgg break wind? Are Phil and Dave cooking
pizza rolls again? No, that's not it. I know
this smell, it smells like something smoking hot,
sizzling even. Ah, I know what it is. It's the
smell of a white-hot ball club, wafting over the
greater Milwaukee area. It must be the Milwaukee
Brewers. What?!?!? It's NOT the Brewers?
They're the hottest team and baseball, who could
possibly be hotter than them? No...it couldn't
be...not Section 8?!? Oh yes my friends, The 8
is white hot right now. They've won 4 straight
games for, what is believed to be, the first time
in franchise history. This of course includes
last week's dramatic walk-off victory. Could
Section 8 keep the roll going and make it a
historic 5 straight wins? I know you're
wondering, and that's why you're reading....The
Section 8 Update.
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Nothing could come close to the drama of last
week's victory, the 5th walk-off win in team
history. But it could still be a fun game this
week, as The 8 was in action against Hummer
Brothers Landscaping (4-8). The game got off to
a bit of a slow start as Hummer Bros. scratched
out a run in the top of the 1st and the 8
stranded the bases loaded in the bottom half.
Things really got rolling in the 2nd though, as
Section 8 struck for 4 runs on 4 hits, a walk and
an error. The trend continued in the 3rd as
Jamie plated 3 more runs on a sharp line drive to
center, that was mishandled and ended up bringing
everyone around to score. After 3 innings
Section 8 was pretty much in control of things,
leading 7-1. But in the 4th things started to
turn in the Hummer Bros. favor. They scored 2
runs in the top of the frame, and then kept The 8
off the board in their half (once again stranding
the bases loaded). The 8 got one back in the
5th, but gave up 2 more in the 6th. Heading to
the 7th the good guys were clinging to an 8-5
lead. In the top of the 7th Hummer Bros. got
their lead-off man on with a hit, and then got a
gift on an error by Sutton at short. With 2 on,
their #3 hitter knocked a double that scored 1
and made it a 2-run game. Then, after 2 fly
outs, they got the big blow; a 2-run, 2-out
triple to left. That tied the game and sent us
to the bottom of the 7th. Did The 8 have more
bottom of the 7th magic? Not this night. After
a lead-off single they boys went down 1-2-3, and
we went to extra innings. Only the 2nd extra
inning game in Section 8 history. In the top of
the 8th Hummers led off with a triple from their
#8 hitter, and were able to knock him in with a 2-
out single to take a 9-8 lead. The 8 had Jamie,
Scott, and Chayce coming up in the bottom of the
8th, and everyone had the same thought in their
mind...Get Lucas an AB. With one away, Scott got
things started with a line drive single to
center. Then Chayce poked one to right field for
a hit, and allowed Scott to make it to 3rd with
only 1 out. Peter then followed with a base hit
down the left field line to tie the game, and put
the winning run on 2nd for Bittner. Bittner was
the hero last week, and when put in a chance to
do the same thing this week he did not
disappoint. Lucas hit a missile shot to left-
center field that was clearly going to get over
the outfielders and score Sutton to win the
game. But it didn't stop there; Lucas put this
one OVER the fence for a home run. The 1st ever
walk-off homer in the history of Section 8
Softball. Once again, in highly dramatic fashion,
Section 8 gets the W and keeps the streak alive,
12-9 in extra innings. Wow!
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The offensive star of the game? Hmmmm, let's
see, it's been a while since he's appeared in
this portion of the Update but I think we have to
go with Lucas F. Bittner on this night. The
Bittner was 3-5 with the HUGE homer, 4 RBIs and a
run scored. Peter also had himself a pretty
decent night. Still recovering from that
separated shoulder, suffered back on June 9th,
Pete started to find his stroke on this night.
He went 3-5, scored once and drove in 3 runs.
Scotty had a nice game as well. He went 2-3 with
2 walks, drove in 1 run and scored twice. It was
good offensive effort all around. I think it
also bears mentioning that all the runs before
the 8th inning were scored with 2 outs in the
inning.
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When it comes to pitching, Nicky J has almost as
much skill as he does with the ladies....and
that's a lot. After some early season struggles
Horsecock has been nothing short of outstanding,
especially in the last 3 games. This week he was
dead on once again. He gave up just the 9 runs
on 15 hits and only 2 walks, while retiring 6 via
the K.
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The drinking numbers this week looked more like
the Section 8 of old. The early game, plus the
dramatic finish, plus an awesome finish to the
Brewers' game, plus Chayce's birthday,
equaled "gettin' after it" if ya know what I
mean. We don't recall the exact numbers and the
numbers have yet to be updated on the CHG
website, but it was somewhere in the neighborhood
of 16 pitchers and 18 bombs...or something like
that.
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Next week, it's a Section 8 double dip. That's
right kids, you heard me, a double header next
Monday night. It starts at 8:15 in the regularly
scheduled game against CIA Goodfellas (7-6),
followed by the make-up of the game that got
rained out against Crossroads Pizza (6-6). A
sweep of this double header would get Section 8,
now 8-4, to 10 wins for only the 2nd time in team
history. So get out your Section 8 cheering gear
and come on down to the yard as The 8 makes a
late season push (technically, not mathematically
eliminated IF there's a position round game
played August 11th). Tune in next week for more
high drama finishes, or maybe just a win with out
the blood pressure ramifications, in the next
edition of The Section 8 Update.
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Wed, 18 Jun 2008
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| New Photos Added |
I have finally gotten around to getting some new
pics up on this site. The pictures from our
Memorial Day adventure north of the border can
now be found in the photo album cleverly
titled "Toronto Adventure". And what an
adventure it was.
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| Section 8 Update June 18 |
Section 8 manager Chayce Sutton received quite a
scare this past weekend. With the team
struggling and speculation about his job security
being widely discussed, especially (actually
only) by Scott, Sutton got a startling phone call
in the wee hours of Sunday morning. The call
came at about 3:30 am EST on Saturday
night/Sunday morning, and according to the
skipper, he thought for sure it was Omar Minaya
calling to tell him that he was getting the axe.
As it turns out the call was merely a drunk dial
from Shak who was still awake and rowdy out on
the deck of the Sutton residence. Chayce then
remembered that Scott wasn't even in town and
that Omar Minaya has no jurisdiction in bar
league softball, so he had no real reason to fear
getting "Randolphed" in the middle of the night.
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But, Section 8 really has been having a bit of a
rough go of it lately. They've lost their last 2
games by 13 and 12 runs respectively. They
limped in to this week's game missing a few key
components, including leadoff man Scott Van Lith
who was on vacation, as well as Peter, their 2nd
leading RBI man, who was still on the shelf after
injuring his shoulder last week. And if that
wasn't enough, The 8 was taking on its long
standing rivals, and fellow 3-4 squad, It Ain't
Heaven. It was a big game for the boys, and this
is how it went down.
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Things started off slowly for The 8. They led
off (naturally, it was the It Ain't Heaven game)
and only managed to get a walk in the top of the
1st. It Ain't Heaven got 3 in their half of the
1st, that included a controversial, but correct,
call on a ball that nearly left the yard but hit
the top of the fence. (It didn't end up
mattering as the runner eventually scored). In
the top of the 2nd, The 8 finally got a hit from
Nick, the 8th man to bat in the game, but again
failed to score. It Ain't Heaven scored 2 more
in their half of the 2nd on a 2-run, no doubter
homer to left field. Things were looking pretty
bleak, but The 8 got a little spark in the 4th.
Philly B led off with a hit, the first of a
string of 4 straight hits that was capped off by
a 3-run inside the park homer by Lucas. That
made the game 5-4 and The 8 suddenly had life
again. The good guys kept it rolling on defense,
holding It Ain't Heaven off the board in the
bottom of the 3rd; an inning that included a
fairly well executed rundown after Chayce threw
behind a runner that took too big of a turn
around 3rd base. It went 8-6-5-2 on the putout
if you're scoring along with us at home. Section
8 took the momentum back to the plate with them
in the 4th, plating 3 more runs with Chayce
delivering the big blow with a 2-out triple to
right, his first extra base hit of the season.
Now leading 7-5, Nicky J and the 8 defense
set 'em down 1-2-3 in the 4th, and put up another
bagel in the 5th. But, if you know anything
about this series, you know that It Ain't Heaven
always seems to be able to pull the game out of
the fire against The 8 (3 straight walk-off wins
before last fall), so some insurance runs were
going to be needed to make this one stick. The
Gold got one more run in the 6th, but left the
bases loaded in the top of the 7th. So, they
went to the bottom of the 7th clinging to an 8-5
lead. In the bottom of the 7th, It Ain't Heaven
pulled out all the stops to try and rattle Nick
and steal another win from Section 8. But Nicky
J was having none of it. He worked around 3
walks in the inning, and got out of it unscathed
with 2 K's and a come-backer to the mound.
Section 8 emerges victorious in a nail biter, 8-5.
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All around, this was one of the best games
Section 8 has played all year. Seven different
players had multiple hits, and the pitching and
defense were as solid as they've been all year.
This week the Offensive Star Other Than Lucas
(The OSOTL) was definitely Chayce. The skip
finally hit some balls hard that weren't right at
someone. He went 3-3 with a walk, a triple, 2
runs scored, and 3 RBIs. The Offensive Star that
actually IS Lucas (The OSTAIL) was....Lucas! The
Wild Bittner was 2-4, with the big homerun that
got The 8 off the deck, 4 RBIs and a run scored.
That homerun gives Lucas 5 on the year, only 1
away from tying the team record for homers in a
season, set by Eric Herzberg back in the summer
of 2005. Special props go out to Jamie Curtin
who filled in nicely in the leadoff spot, despite
not even having his shoes on as the ump was
calling for the first batter. He went 2-5 with 2
runs and an RBI. He narrowly missed having a few
more RBIs when his 7th inning liner, ticketed for
centerfield, was snared by the pitcher. Also,
much love goes out to Jamie Cimpl-Wiemer, Section
8's answer to Hernan Irabarren (converted
infielder that's constantly being called up and
sent back down) and Roger Dorn (always un-
retiring and putting on impressive displays of
stretching) who notched his first Section 8 hit
since October 9th, 2006 (in a game he was later
kicked out of). He also scored himself an
outfield assist when a 6th inning fly ball to
right was, shall we say, mishandled, but Jamie
recovered in time and threw a "strike" to 2nd
base in time to still get the force out.
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On the bump, The Horsecock was masterful. It
was, without a doubt, Nicky's best outing of the
season. I needed a cigarette after being part of
it. He threw strikes with great regularity, and
aside from the 2 big blasts from the It Ain't
Heaven shortstop/3 hitter didn't really give up
anything. Only 3 of the 5 runs were earned, he
allowed only 11 hits and 6 walks, while retiring
7 via the K. The 7 Ks were a season high for
Nick, he only had 16 in 5 games coming into the
week. It should also be noted that Nick issued 3
of his walks in the bottom of the 7th amidst
plenty of chatter from the It Ain't Heaven
dugout. They may have rattled him for a second,
but not for long. Nice work Nicky J.
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In the drinking department The 8 got a visit from
the Ghost of Coach House Past as our ole boy Kyle
made a surprise appearance. So, the few of us
that still remained at that point sat around with
Kyle and shot the sh!t about the glory days of
Section 8 Softball. It was pretty sweet to see
that dude. He extends an invitation to all The 8
to stop out at Magoo's and do things up
Dirty 'Stallis style one of these nights. In
total we took down 10 pitchers and 7 bombs as a
group. The 8 is now in 2nd place in drinking on
Monday's, 23 pitchers behind. And with the next
4 games being 9:15 games, it's hard to see them
being able to close that gap.
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Next week, we begin the string of 9:15 games with
one against The Brewers, no not those Brewers.
These Brewers are not beginning their charge to
take the NL Central. These Brewers are currently
1-7 in the Coach House Monday Night League. That
all goes down at 9:15 next Monday, so that gives
everyone plenty of time to shake off any after
effects of the Stewart/Andershak nuptials. A
full report from those happenings and more in
next week's...... Section 8 Update.
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Stats, schedule, standings and NEW pictures (up
by the end of the night), at
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Wed, 11 Jun 2008
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| Section 8 Update June 11th |
We interrupt this regularly scheduled email
reading for a special bulletin from the Channel 4
storm center. The following is from chief
meteorologist John Malan: 'Good day folks. This
is the latest on the continuing series of strong
storms that will be sweeping through the area.
More torrential rain and flooding will be
sweeping through the area tonight and/or
tomorrow. This will, of course, threaten to wash
away anything in its path, including but not
limited to: The Tommy Bartlett Ski Show, the
entirety of Lake Delton, that condo where we had
Vancos' bachelor party, downtown Waukesha,
million dollar homes, and the entire city of Big
Bend. This is of course a massive tragedy, but
I'm having trouble hiding my erection. The truth
is I fucking live for this shit and I'm giddy as
GD schoolgirl. When there are no disasters in
the weather, or at least something that we can
play up as a disaster, then I can't sleep at
night. In fact, on sunny days I often go home
and lapse back into my old habits of heroin use
and/or excessive cheesing. So, while this
unprecedented weather tragedy sucks for pretty
much everyone else, me and my fellow
meteorologists are totally getting off on it.
Stay tuned to Channel 4 and the Section 8 family
of networks for more emergency weather
bulletins."*
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Well the torrential rains may have washed away
damn near everything this weekend, but there were
a few things that survived. The first was the
Pautz/Sutton Wedding, which came off
spectacularly (see attatchment), as many of the
readers of this publication can attest (and so
could their headaches on Sunday morning). The
second thing that was undaunted by the elements
was Section 8 Softball. Mad props to all the
crew out at the Coach House Grill for getting the
diamonds ready to go (and not just ready to go,
in pretty damn good shape), despite the hundreds
of inches of rain that fell over the weekend.
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So, could Section 8 channel all the good vibes
from these two things into a victory over 2nd
place Steve O's? I'll go with definitely maybe.
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This was the first meeting between Section 8 and
Steve O's. All three attempted meetings last
season were rained out. Both teams got nothing
in the 1st inning, but Section 8 cracked the
scoreboard in the top of the 2nd on a bases
loaded walk by Grgg and an RBI ground-out by
Keith. It could've been a lot more had Phil not
been robbed of a hit on a smoking liner to the
shortstop, with the bases loaded. Steve O's
responded with 2 of their own in the bottom of
the 2nd to tie things up. Section 8 then got the
bases loaded with 1 out in the 3rd and were
unable to cash in. In the bottom of the 3rd
Steve O's really took control of the game. They
hung a 7 spot on our heroes, making it a 9-2
game. The 8 rallied for 3 in their half of the
4th, capitalizing on 3 errors by the opposing
shortstop. Steve O's then rallied again for 7
runs in the bottom of the 4th, and after 4
innings it was 16-5 and The 8 was once again
flirting with the slaughter rule. But the boys
were game this week and would come back to score
5 runs in the 5th to make it something resembling
a ballgame again, at 16-10. But Steve O's never
let up and piled on 6 more runs in the bottom of
5th. So, The 8 came up in the 6th needing one
run to stave off a slaughter rule and perhaps
force one more inning. They got that run on an
inside the park home run by The Wild Bittner.
So, The 8 would get one more crack at it if they
could get through the bottom of the 6th
unscathed. Unfortunately, they could not. Steve
O's only made one out and plated a run in the
bottom of the 6th to finally finish it. Final
score: Steve O's - 23 Section 8 - 11. Every
Section 8 game but one this season has been
determined by the slaughter rule (which in the
opinion of this reporter is a touch low at 12
runs after 5). And to add injury to insult,
Section 8 rookie Peter Dargatz had to leave the
game after injuring his shoulder diving for a
ball in the 4th inning. Details on the severity
of the injury are still unknown, but word is he
did have to rock a sling all day on Tuesday.
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Everyone in the Section 8 lineup gets props this
week, regardless of their success at the plate.
The whole team was incredibly game, and was
really into trying to come back in this game.
Despite the outcome, it was a very fun game
because of it. The star of the night was
definitely Sean. He was really stinging the ball
and twice made their outfielders pay for bringing
a guy in short. Sean ended up 3-4 on the night
with 2 doubles, 2 runs and an RBI. Peter was
also 3-4, with his only out coming as he
attempted to bat after injuring his shoulder.
The result of which was a painful dribbler foul.
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On the mound Nicky J (Latin: Cockus Humongicus),
was dealing as best he could with the frustrating
Steve O's lineup. You have to give credit to
those guys, they just kept getting hits. They
were able to rack up 25 against Nick and The 8
defense. Nicky's ending line was 23 runs, 20
earned, on 25 hits, 8 walks, and 2 K's. The
unearned runs came on two of the more humorous
errors seen on a diamond in a while. Now we here
at The Update never single out anyone for
defensive miscues, except for Chayce, so we won't
use any names to protect the innocent, but these
were both worth mentioning. The first came in
the bottom of the 2nd, when a shallow hit fell
into right field, in front of a certain Section 8
outfielder. The fielder charged the ball and
came up firing. The only problem was that, for
some reason (wet ball?), the throw went from
shallow right field into shallow left field,
ending up in the grass behind 3rd base. The
second came on a grounder back to the mound,
which was picked up by the individual that plays
in that vicinity and then promptly thrown clean
over the fence, into the dugout. They only
allowed 3 extra runs and didn't make or break the
game, so I feel comfortable discussing these
instances because they were pretty damn funny,
both then and now. Next week we can get back to
ripping Chayce.
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The postgame festivities took on a pretty muted
tone. It's clear that the Section 8 drinking
prowess is becoming a thing of the past. And
with more members joining the ranks of the old
and/or married, there is little hope for turning
things around. With a little help from their
fans, The 8 was able to do 8 pitchers this week.
They are still clinging to 2nd place on Monday
nights with 60 pitchers, but just barely.
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Next week, weather permitting, Section 8 will
look to right the ship as they take on their old
nemesis, It Ain't Heaven. This may be the
longest running series in all of Coach House
Softball. Every game with these guys seems to be
an epic. Section 8 finally got back in the win
column against them last fall in a 13-11
thriller. That all goes down next week at 8:15.
Something tells me that the slaughter rule will
not be needed in this one.
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*All quotes attributed to local weathermen are
impersonated. We here at Section 8 do not really
know John Malan, or any meteorologists for that
matter. Though, Paul Joseph did teach a class
while we were at Marquette and I heard he was a
dick. We have no knowledge that can factually
link John Malan to either heroin, cat piss, or
any other criminal substance. Nor can we verify
the causes and/or frequency of his erections.
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Wed, 21 May 2008
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| Section 8 Update May 19 |
As I pointed out last week, in the long and
storied tradition of this publication we have
taken some in depth looks at some of the most
serious issues facing sports and society. Bob
Ley ain't got shit on the Update. Well something
occurred Monday night that brought another issue
to my attention, the issue of rookie hazing. It
was seemingly innocent enough, one Section 8
player, who will go nameless, (but for the
purposes of this exercise we'll call him "Liph")
took it upon himself to hide the recently arrived
order of food belonging to Section 8 rookie Peter
Dargatz. Seeing this incident of rookie hazing
transpire right before my eyes led me to ask the
question, "What took so long?" I mean, hell, the
guy's been on the team for 5 weeks now and this
is the first time anyone thought to fuck with
him? Sure it may cause deep, emotional scars
that may haunt an athlete for the rest of his
life, but rookie hazing is pretty damn funny for
everyone else. So, that will be this week's hard
hitting journalistic topic, Hazing: Why is it so
Awesome? So join me for this discussion and
more, in another rousing rendition of The Section
8 Update.
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This Monday saw everyone's favorite group of
future liver transplant recipients take the field
against an old, familiar foe, Jimmy Grotto's.
Section 8 and Jimmy Grotto's (in one form or
another) have been playing against each other on
Monday's since 2005, with The 8 getting the upper
hand on all but one occasion.
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Section 8 got off to a bit of an uninspired start
in the top of thee 1st inning. Things were
thrown into a bit of disarray when the game began
before their usual lead-off man had arrived.
This vaulted Sean, hangover and all, into the
number 1 spot, where he doesn't like hitting. I
know what you're all thinking, "How does Scott,
the guy that leads off every game, not make it in
time to bat in the top of the 1st inning?" Well
folks I have no clue either. It is speculated
that Scott, being the prima donna that he is, was
attempting to be "fashionably late" and mistimed
his entrance.
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Things got rolling for Section 8 then in the top
of the 2nd. Four straight walks opened the
frame, followed by 2 quick outs. Then Jamie
Curtin came up with a huge 2 out, RBI hit to
extend the rally. Phil followed with a run-
scoring double, and Terry knocked in one more.
The 8 scored 6 times in the 2nd and was in the
driver's seat from that point forward. After
going scoreless and giving up 2 runs in the 3rd,
our heroes came to bat in the 4th up 6-3. Three
hits tell the story of the 4th inning for The 8.
An inside the park 2-run homer by Dave, a hustle
double for Dohmen of all people, and yet another
2-out, RBI single for Jamie. This made it 10-3
and in the 5th things got really out of hand.
The top of the 5th inning saw the top 4 in the
Section 8 order finally get involved and the rout
was on. All 13 Section 8 players would bat in
the frame and they'd plate 9 runs. After
throwing up another bagel in the bottom of the
5th, the game was called for the slaughter rule.
Section 8 handles they business against Grotto's,
19-3.
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This game was probably the best hitting
performance turned in by The 8 all season. Yeah,
they'd scored a lot of runs in their previous
wins, but those were largely aided by walks
and/or poor opponents' defense. This week they
boys were hittin' it. The star of the game this
week is NOT Lucas for a change. In fact, I'm
gonna try to go through the entire offensive
stars section of this Update without even
mentioning him. This week's hero was Dave.
After scuffling a little bit early on, Davey
broke out in a big way going 2-2 with a walk, 2
homeruns (one inside, one outside the park), 3
runs scored, and 4 RBIs. Huge props go out to
the bottom half of the Section 8 order. Until
the 5th inning, Sean's infield single in the 1st
was the only hit out of the top 5 spots in the
lineup. Of Section 8's 19 runs, 14 were scored
by the guys batting 6th or lower. Special note
has to go to Jamie and Phil. They both went 3-
3. Jamie scored 2 runs and drove in 4 (a new
personal high). Phil knocked in 2 runs and
scored once himself. Perhaps most impressively,
all the damage done by these two came with 2 outs
in the inning. Nice work guys. Lucas also
hit....DAMMIT! Ugh, I almost made it. Anyways,
Lucas hit yet another home run this week. This
one a 3-run inside the park job, to get the
decisive 5th inning off and rolling. It was
Bittner's only hit of the day, sending his
average plummeting down to .667.
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On the mound, Nicky J rebounded nicely from his
rough outing last week. Just like last week,
Horsecock only allowed 6 hits. But instead of
allowing 16 walks with the 6 hits, this week he
kept it to only 6 walks. I know that's still
more walks than Nick would care to allow, but
it's a nice recovery after last week's
struggles. His final line was 3 runs, all
earned, 6 hits, 6 walks, and 3 K's.
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The drinking department also experienced a bit of
a resurgence. Last week's revelation that
Section 8 was not even winning its own night's
pitcher race lit a bit of a fire under some of
the guys. The end of classes for Sean also had a
major role in this, as did the return of many of
the Section 8 fans. In the end it was something
like old times with the gold shirts being the
last ones to vacate the establishment. The total
for the week was a respectable 15 pitchers and 14
bombs. The effort vaulted The 8 back into first
on Mondays, 2 pitchers ahead of Crossroads Pizza
and 3 ahead of The Brewers.
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On a serious note, we here at Section 8 would
like to take a second to recognize an awesome
accomplishment by one of our own. Huge props go
out to Philly B and his kids in the St. Luke
Grade School Drama Club. They put on a play last
weekend that Phil wrote and directed and it was a
smashing success. We are all very impressed by
the work done by Phil, his fellow teachers, and
his cast and crew. Awesome job Philly, your
theater skills are damn impressive (Fag).
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As many of you know next week is Memorial Day and
that means no Section 8 game. The next Section 8
game will be Monday, June 2nd, at 7:15 against
perennial contenders Paulie's Pub (3-2). What
you may not know is that many of the boys will be
embarking on an adventure of epic proportions
this weekend. Many will go and, most likely,
some will not come back. We figure that at least
one person will not survive this trip. And being
the gambling fiends that I know you all are here
is the latest odds on exactly who will be the one
to perish (or at least end up imprisoned) in the
Great White North.
*Sean - 3/2
*Chayce - 3/1
*Terry - 4/1
*Bobbo - 8/1
*Phil - 20/1
*Eric - 22/1
*Jamie - 28/1
*Grgg - 40/1
*Scott - 100/1
*Jon - 500/1
Standings, stats, schedule and more at
www.section8softball.zoomshare.com
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