B61 Softball

and here's his write-up from their game last night vs Dirt
Dawgs i mean, isn't there something a little profane in
comparing one's team/play/game to dimagio and ripken?:

BNS Wins 6th Straight with Record Setting Performance!
On Wednesday Brooklyn Net Sellers (BNS) took the field
against the struggling Dirt Dawgs, with a chance to clinch
a playoff birth and keep their hopes of finishing the
regular season in second place in the eastern division
alive. Not only did they win the game, but did it in
record setting fashion winning 48 - 0. In doing so BNS
formerly Smith's Tavern set records for runs scored in a
game, margin of victory and hits in a game (47). And like
Joe DiMagio's 56 game hitting streak and Cal Ripken Jr's
2632 consecutive games streak, these records may never be
broken. Here's a look at the line-up that had two
different players hit for the cycle on this record setting
day.

Not to be lost in the onslaught of offense was BNS'
spectacular pitching and defense that allowed just two
base runners via a bloop double in the first inning and a
leadoff walk in the third. To be commended was the
attitude and spirit of the Dirt Dawgs. They never gave up
and never were sore. They played with enthusiasm and high
spirits through out. Something many other teams probably
would not have done given the situation. JP

NOTE: BNS used their first female exemption during the
game and played with 2 women.

---"Johanna Bjorken" <Johanna@jackrbt.com> wrote ---
> Here's Jake's writeup of last night's game. What is a
playoff "birth"?
> Is that like being born again?
>
>
>
> B61, Clinches Playoff Birth, One Win Away From Home
Field Advantage
> In a game they had to have, B61 pulls out a victory in
dramatic fashion.
> B61 currently sits in second place in the East division,
but a hard
> charging BNS team is pressing them for the spot. So when
they took the
> field on Tuesday, they had a lot to play for. The
however didn't start
> in a positive fashion. Through the first three innings
Angry Wade's held
> a 4 - 0 lead. But AW played a very loose and sloppy
defensive game and
> allowed B61 to tie the game in the top of the third. And
that set the
> stage in the fifth inning for B61's O'Henry to hit a
Chris G. pitch to
> deep right center field for a three run home run and
take a 7 - 4 lead
> late in the contest. It seemed as if a giant weight was
lifted off B61's
> collective shoulders. They would play sparkling defense
the rest of the
> way. With the victory B61 clinches a playoff birth and
with just one
> more win B61 can clinch home field in round one of the
playoffs. JP
>
>
>
> *************************************
>
> Johanna Bjorken
>
> Shoe Manager, JackRabbit Sports
>
> johanna@jackrbt.com
>
> tel: 212 727 2980 x 224
>
> fax: 212 727 2985
>
> 42 W. 14th Street
>
> New York, NY 10011
>
>
>
>
>
> ________________________________
>
> From: Jonathan Czar [mailto:jsczar1@yahoo.com]
> Sent: Tuesday, June 27, 2006 12:30 AM
> To: Tamara Smith; aareinert@hotmail.com;
ACapone411@aol.com;
> aae@alum.dartmouth.org; amy@perchdesign.net;
andrewraible@yahoo.com;
> BKLYN11232@hotmail.com; BRGinsberg@Legal-Aid.org;
> Jack.fiol@fly.virgin.com; Henry.Rosario@cs-americas.com;
> jasonemery@hotmail.com; Johanna Bjorken;
Katemgormley@hotmail.com;
> angelina.lee@citicorp.com; RobertcMcbride@yahoo.com;
sjcd@mac.com;
> Troglodyte422@Verizon.net; B61blog
> Subject: Comment from BNS
>
>
>
> From the YMCA softball site for which Jake happens to
write the sole
> commentary:
>
> Now with five straight wins and a 5 - 4 record BNS needs
just one more
> win to guarantee themselves a birth in the playoffs. But
in usual
> confident fashion have their sites set on second place
in the division.
> With a little help from other teams BNS can still catch
B61 for second
> place. The stretch run is looking real interesting. JP
>
>
>
>
--- End of quote ---

# posted by jsczar1 @ 10:23 AM