| Box Score from 6/12/07 in Mishawaka |
Game by Game Results:
Game 1 vs. Bubb's Funeral Home, WON: 15-7
Game 2 vs. Bubb's Funeral Home, WON: 17-7
Game 1 vs. Bubb's Funeral Home, WON: 15-7
Game 2 vs. Bubb's Funeral Home, WON: 17-7
Mishawaka, IN-
Joe Horvath homered three
times and drove in seven runs
as the Street Kids/Tanel/TPS
softball team - proudly
sponsored in league by Zolman
Tire - beat up on Bubb's Funeral
Home, sweeping the double
header at Rose Park, 15-7 and
17-7.
Tony Hardiman ended the
second game after five innings
with a walk off home run, his
19th of the season, and red hot
Drew Fizer added six hits as
well.
During the first game, two balls
were hit back through the
middle by SKS players, both not
hit that hard, and the ptcher for
Bubb's throws the ball in disgust
and walked off the field,
hollaring and crying that he felt
he was being hit at on purpose.
The tantrum, which was
uncalled for, sparked a yelling
match between both teams.
"It was ridiculous," said
outfielder Joe Horvath. "If we
wanted to hit hin, we could
have. There was no intent out
there and he overreacted."
The pitcher, who we will call
Bubba Nobadee (nobody), got
no support from his teammates,
as they clearly felt he
overreacted as well, keeping
their distance from him the rest
of the night.
With the wins, the team is now
9-1 in the Mishawaka Tuesday
league and are 26-4 between
the three mens leagues in
Michiana.
Joe Horvath homered three
times and drove in seven runs
as the Street Kids/Tanel/TPS
softball team - proudly
sponsored in league by Zolman
Tire - beat up on Bubb's Funeral
Home, sweeping the double
header at Rose Park, 15-7 and
17-7.
Tony Hardiman ended the
second game after five innings
with a walk off home run, his
19th of the season, and red hot
Drew Fizer added six hits as
well.
During the first game, two balls
were hit back through the
middle by SKS players, both not
hit that hard, and the ptcher for
Bubb's throws the ball in disgust
and walked off the field,
hollaring and crying that he felt
he was being hit at on purpose.
The tantrum, which was
uncalled for, sparked a yelling
match between both teams.
"It was ridiculous," said
outfielder Joe Horvath. "If we
wanted to hit hin, we could
have. There was no intent out
there and he overreacted."
The pitcher, who we will call
Bubba Nobadee (nobody), got
no support from his teammates,
as they clearly felt he
overreacted as well, keeping
their distance from him the rest
of the night.
With the wins, the team is now
9-1 in the Mishawaka Tuesday
league and are 26-4 between
the three mens leagues in
Michiana.
| Jeremy Meadows pitched the second game on Tuesday. |
| Bubba Nobadee pitched the first game against SKS before storming off the field in fear for his life. |