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2008 Standings

as of September 7th

 

18+ Open Divison MABL

Team W L %
Fayetteville Brewers 8 1 0.888
Arkansas DiamondBacks 7 2 0.777
Fayetteville Cubs 7 2 0.777
Stillwell Spartans 7 4 0.636
Lowell White Sox 6 6 0.500
Arkansas Marlins 3 6 0.333
Fort Smith Lions 2 6 0.250
Arkansas Braves 2 7 0.222
Fayetteville Strikers 2 9 0.181

September 6-7th

White Sox 16  Marlins 0

Marlins 8   White Sox 6

 

August 30-31st

White Sox 3  Stillwell Spartans 4

Stillwell Spartans 6   White Sox 7

 

August 23-24th

White Sox 5  Fort Smith Lions 4

Fort Smith Lions 6  White Sox 7

 

August 16-17th

Arklahoma Shootout

White Sox 3  OKC 89ers 4

White Sox 1  Tulsa WBO 5

White Sox 3  Little Rock Captains 4

 

August 9-10th

Rained Out

 

August 2-3rd

White Sox 3 Cubs 14

Cubs 10  White Sox 3

 

July 26-27th

White Sox 10 Strikers 7

Strikers 3  White Sox 10

FINALLY A CLOSE GAME!  It seems that parity is off a bit this season.  Teams are either run-ruling opponents or teams are forfeiting their chances.  Not so at Reiff Park with the Strikers and White Sox.  On a beautifully warm afternoon, the struggling White Sox looked to find some chemistry heading into the mid-point of the season.  The White Sox had in the past week lost their two "ace" pitchers for the remainder of the season and are going to have to rely on some crafty veterans to pick up the pace.  In game one, lefty Mark Taylor took the hill against the still-up-and-coming Strikers.  The Strikers borrowed a couple of able bodies from the Cubs to help them field a competitive team and it showed.  While Taylor pitched a nice, complete game fanning 7 batters, things looked like they might be a little shaky having given up a dinger with the third pitch of the day.  The game seemed in hand, though with the Sox up 10-3 going into the 7th when a tired Taylor let four runs come across.  Coach Boudreaux made a nifty play on a slow roller to end the game showing distant signs of his former self.   Having turned 40 this year, it may be his last season in the 18+... Offensively, Andy Miller was 2-3 with 4RBI, Mike Lopez was 1-1 with 2BB, 3 Runs, 1RBI and a stolen base.

In game two, Tom Spaniol looked to douse any momentum the Strikers were building by striking out 11 batters and giving up only 5 meaningless hits in a complete game effort.  Tom's location was nearly perfect as he had a 2-hitter going into the 7th.  Anthony Osborne went 2-4 and scored 2 runs.  Coach Boudreaux was 3-4 with a run scored and 2RBI off borrowed pitching.  Highlights included an incredible infield base hit by Lyndall Bolinger whose hustle on a healing broken leg allowed him to beat the throw by sliding headlong into the bag.  Also, the game ended on a Travis Briggs laser beam throw down to second base to catch a runner off the bag.--Stephen Boudreaux, White Sox

 

July 19-20th

Oklahoma Spartans rout Lowell White Sox
The Oklahoma Spartans defeated the Lowell White Sox 13-3 in Sunday's action. The Spartans scored two runs in the second inning as Miguel Ortiz RBI single scored Cody McCarter for the first run. Tony Davis singled and scored on an error to give the Spartans a 2-0 lead.
Matt Maddox's RBI triple scored Jimbo Harris for the third run of the game. Harris had reached base on an single. Payton Nelson sent Maddox to the plate then Nelson scored on an error for a 5-0 lead. Jarrett Tyler got the final RBI of the inning with a fielders choice scoring Jason Girdner who had singled for a 6-0 lead at the end of the third inning.  After a scoreless fourth inning the Spartans added three more runs in the fifth. Girdner's tow RBI double scored Payton and Maddox and McCarter sent Girdner home on an single for a 9-0 lead. The Spartans scored three runs in the seventh for a 12-0 lead. Girdner singled the moved to second on an error. Davis then sent Girdner and McCarter home with a double. Tyler scored the final run of the inning on pass ball.  The Spartans scored their final run in the ninth as Girdner singled then scored when Davis got on an error. Hitting stars for Spartans were Girdner going four for five, McCarter was three for five, Maddox went three for four and Harris was two for three with two walks. Nelson was one for four.  McCater was the starting pitcher going the first three innings with three strike outs. Davis pitched the next three innings with one strike out. Nelson went one inning then Girdner finished the game by going the last two innings with two strike outs. Davis was the winning pitcher. The White Sox scored their runs in the final two inning for the final score of 13-3. 
With the win the Spartans are now 2-1 and will play Sunday at Stilwell at Adair Park against the Fort Smith Lions--Lynn Womack, Tahlequah Daily Press

 

June 14-15th

White Sox 5  Marlins 11

The opening day for the Marlins and White Sox looked to be a real tough battle  with the score 4-3 Sox into the top of the 6th and then 6-4 Marlins through the top of the 8th.  That's when things fell off for the Sox with the Marlins plating 5 in the bottom of the frame.  The Sox could only score one in the top of the 9th.  White Sox pitcher Evan Neiser pitched well through 6 to give the Sox a chance striking out 6 in the loss.   Mark Taylor relieved striking out 5.  Patterson for the Marlins struck out 7 White Sox batters in a strong effort to earn the win giving up only 4 scattered hits.--Stephen Boudreaux, White Sox

 

 

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