THE RAIN HAS DAMPENED SOUTHWEST FLORIDA, BUT THE ROY HOBBS WORLD SERIES MOVES FORWARD

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1 FRIDAY NOVEMBER 5, 2010 VETERANS DIVISION THE RAIN HAS DAMPENED SOUTHWEST FLORIDA, BUT THE ROY HOBBS WORLD SERIES MOVES FORWARD Six Game Guarantee With the rain coming down on Thursday, we lost the 5 th pool game for many teams. A single elimination tournament for all divisions, except AAAA, will begin today creating a situation this case we will offer a sixth game to those teams that are those teams, and you want to play a sixth game on Saturday, we need a commitment by 2pm today (Friday). Contact Tom Giffen, Picking up T-shirts The tournament T- shirt is available for all registered players outside the main concession stand near the Roy Hobbs Store on the Concourse at Lee County Stadium. Hours to pick up the Tournament T- shirt are from Noon to 6 p.m. Monday through Friday With the shirt, each player will get their tournament patch. Exception is Wednesday when concessions are closed. drivers licenses needed. on during the 2010 Roy Hobbs World Series. A chance to win the opportunity to participate in the 2011 Oakland A s / Seattle Mariners Fantasy Camp at Papago Spring Training Complex in Phoenix, January Tickets are $10 each. The prize is donated by Henderson Baseball Adventures, and the Roy Hobbs Foundation receives the proceeds of the held November 18, 2010, at A chance to win an opportunity to attend the Wood Bat or Spring Training Cactus Classic events in Tucson next February. Photo by Greg Wagner NOVA SCOTIA ALPINES MEAN TO SUMMIT IN THE ROY HOBBS WORLD SERIES This year Roy Hobbs welcomes a new team from Canada for the World Series, and they promise this won t be their last. Scotia; hence the name. The Alpines is a beer that sponsors their team in Canadian Senior Baseball. Manager Todd Parker, who is also the catcher, says many of their players have played senior baseball since 1989 and have won several championships in their local league. They decided to try Roy Hobbs because six of their team played previous years with the Border City Brewers in the RH World Series. up with a team of their own. Many of those on the Alpines, played with the record with three national championships at home. see NOTEBOOK on page 8 Chicago Phillies batter pulls the ball down the line One of those championships was this year with Alpine member Greg West. Batting.450, he was the top batter and Sutton came up with a homerun to help the Alpines beat the Kentucky Orioles 13 to 5. group to Fort Myers for baseball. He joined the Border City Brewers a few years ago and decided that here is where they should play. Jay Washington is one of the managers of the team and can take some of that responsibility for playing in the Roy Hobbs World Series. Here is to a great relationship between Roy Hobbs and the Labrador Coast. Alpines, (left to right) Scott McKinnon, Blair Creelman, Craig Parker, Jeff Sutton, Duane Doucette and Todd Parker

2 2 BRACKETS Veterans AAAA Double Elimination Bracket Friday Saturday #1 New Jersey Mets #7 New Jersey Twins G1: 10 TPS Highest seeded team is home until Championship game when the top bracket team is home. #3 Puerto Rico Cardinals G5: 4:30 TP2 G2: 10 TP3 #6 Pittsburgh 38s G11: 10 LCS #4 Staten Island Bombers 9 INNING #5 Puerto Rico Astros G3: 10 TP2 #2 Stars Of Herrera G6: 4:30 TP3 #8 Americans Baseball G4: 10 TP4 G14: 7:30 LCS Friday Saturday 9 INNING L1 L6 G9: 7:30 TPS L2 G7: 1 PM TP4 L3 G12: 10 LC5 G8: 1 TPS G13: 2 LC5 L4 G10: 7:30 TP2 9 INNING L5 L11

3 3 BRACKETS AAA Division Friday AA Division Friday #1 North Yuma Yankees #1 Minnesota Saints G1 North Yuma Yankees G1 Minnesota Saints G9: 2 LCS G9: 2 LC2 #8 Dartmouth Alpines #8 Dumonts Terriers G2: 10 LC5 G2: 10 LC2 #9 Kenmore Orioles #9 Tennessee Dirtbags #5 HPK Oilers #5 Kent Mudhens G3 HPK Oilers G3: 10 PDC2 #12 LeWay Rebels G10: 5:30 LCS G10: 2 PDC2 #4 Ft. Wayne Stars BBA #4 NW Indiana Dogs G4 Ft. Wayne Stars BBA G4 NW Indiana Dogs #3 Glass City Black Sox #3 Ohio Indians G5 Glass City Black Sox G5 Ohio Indians G11: 5:30 CPS G11: 2 PDC1 #6 Jet Box #6 Baltimore Red Sox G6 Jet Box G6: 10 PDC1 #11 Minneapolis Millers #7 PSOF Knights #7 Jupiter Hammerheads G7: 10 CPP G7: 10 LC3 #10 Fair Haven USA #10 Akron Knights G12: 2 CPS G12: 2 LC3 #2 Chicago Giants #2 Chicago Woodpeckers G8 Chicago Giants G8 Chicago Woodpeckers see BRACKETS on page 4

4 4 BRACKETS HIGHLIGHTS continued from page 3 Sunday Highlights Akron Knights 14, Kentucky Orioles 13: (Knights) Andy Knapp 3/4, 3 1Bs, HBP, SAC, 2 Runs, 2 RBIs;; Jerry Mylers 3/5, 3 1Bs, 1 Run, 1 RBI. (Orioles) Team gave up 12 runs in 4 th inning. Steve Dickerson throws 5 scoreless innings;; Tad Dickerson 3/4, 2 BB, 2B;; Will McCabe 2/2, 2B;; K Akron Knights 6, Fairhaven USA 6: (Knights) Bob Mattson 9 IP, 2 ERs, 4 Ks Americans Baseball Club 5, HPK Oilers 4: (Americans) Rick Scheetz 3/3, 2B, 1 RBI, 2 Runs, drove in tying run and scored winning run;; Bill Bechtol 3/4, 2 Runs, 2 SBs;; Jose Soto 2/4, 2 RBIs;; Dacks Rodriguez 2/4, 2 RBIs;; Ron Farnham 6 IP, 2 ER, 7 Hits, 4 Ks Chicago Giants 3, Tallahassee Bombers 2: (Giants) Keven Orzechowski and Kal Tate pitched for a total 11 hits Dumont Terriers 14, Durbin A s 6: (Terriers) Lou Dorsey 4/5;; Larry Antonelli 2/3;; Phil Petit 2/3, 2 RBIs;; Bill Smith 2 RBIs;; Rich Wiser 2 RBIs;; Ty Gowins 3 IP, 4 Hits, 5 Runs;; Glenn McChesney 6 IP, 2 Hits, Run Fort Wayne Stars 8, Pittsburgh 7: (Stars) Randy Moss 2/3, 2 2Bs, 1 RBI, 2 SBs;; Chris Moore WP, 2/3, 2B, 2 RBIs;; Dave Larson 3B, SAC, 1 RBI;; Kevin Corcoran winning run Kenmore Orioles 4, Margate Hurricanes 3: (Orioles) Oregan Green 3/3;; Wilson Lorenzo 2/4;; Jim Yeary 2/3 Kenmore Orioles 6, Jupiter Hammerheads 5: (Orioles) Oregan Green 2/4, 1 RBI;; Steve Hoffman 2/4, 2B, 2 RBIs;; Jim Yeary 2/4, 1 RBI;; Dante Sabatucci threw out runner at plate in 9 th Kent Mudhens 7, Puerto Rico Astros 5: (Mudhens) Dave Carbone 2/4, 1 Run, SB, 6 IP, O ER, 4 Hits, 5 Ks, O BB;; Chuck Steward 3/4, 2B, 1 RBI;; Chris Sample 2/4, 2 RBIs Kentucky Orioles 14, Chicago Phillies 0: (Orioles) Brian Daniel 3/4, 2 Runs, SF;; Tad Dickerson 2/5, 2B;; C. Gentry 2/3;; J. Murray 3B;; Tod Moorhead, Brian Smith combined on a 3 hit shutout with 7 Ks in 7 innings Minneapolis Millers 14, Omaha Indians 4: (Millers) Dan Paulson 3/4, 3 Runs, 2 BBs;; Mike Carrell 4/6, 2 2Bs, 3 Runs, 4 RBIs;; Doug Berfeldt 3/5, 2B, 4 RBIs;; Vern Radewald 2/4, SB;; Joe Purzel;; 2/3, 2 Runs;; Brian Rudesill 5 IP, 4 ERs, Win, 1/2 Minnesota Bandits 6, Tacoma Cascades 5: (Bandits) Rick Habeck 3.1 IP, 5 Runs, 2 Hits, 1 RBI;; Chichi Rodriguez drove in Tim Doboszenski in the 9 th to tie the game. Steve Sketter Schulte caught 6 innings, 4 IP for the win;; Bruce Doney double in bottom of 12 th to score Nate Sider from 1 st to win game Ohio Indians 5, Washington Monuments 3: (Indians) Doug Gates 7.1 IP;; Scott Polgar 2.2 IP Ohio Indians 5, Washington Monuments 3: (Monuments) Dave Lustberg 2B;; Tim Delaney 2B;; Tony Benedetto 2B;; Bob Milano 2B. Pensacola Barracudas 11, Utah Mets 8 (Barracudas) Mark Murphy 2/2, 2 Runs;; Larry Larson 1/3, 3 RBI;; Run;; Chris Jabs 2/4;; Paul Guy 2/5, 2 RBIs;; Dave Proshek 2/5, 2 Runs. PSOF Knights 12, Tidewater Drillers 4: (Knights) Jose Sanchez 8 IP, 0 ER, 7 Hits, 6 Ks;; Jose Sanchez 3/4, 3 Runs, SB;; Marco Acevado 2/3, Run, 3 RBIs, 2 SBs, BB;; Sean Hoye 1/1, 3 BBs, 2B;; Steve Lane 2/5, Run, 2 RBIs. PSOF Knights 3, Ft. Myers Hooters 2: (Knights) Craig Pinely 8 IP, 5 Hits, 2 Runs, 5 Ks;; Marco Acevado 2/2, 2 Runs, 2 SBs, BB;; Steve Lane 1/3, 1 RBI, Run Tennessee Dirtbags 7, RusStar 6: (Dirtbags) Kelly Copeland 2/2, RBI, 2BB;; Matt Wright 2/3;; Tony Richards 2/3;; Adam Crawford 8 2/3 IP, win, 7K, 3 BB. Tennessee Dirtbags 9, Omaha Indians 5: (Dirtbags) Donnie Vandgift 3/4, 3 RBI;; Rick Miller 2/4, 2 RBI;; Kevin 2BB. Washington Monuments 8, RusStars 4: (Monuments) Bob Cambell 7 IP, win;; Jim Smith 2 IP for save;; Dave Lustberg 3H;; Tim Debaney 2H, SB;; Paul Caroccio 2B, RBI. see HIGHLIGHTS on page 5

5 5 HIGHLIGHTS continued from page 4 Monday Highlights Akron Knights 4, Dartmouth Alpines 2: (Knights) Andy Knapp 7IWP, 6Hits, 2ER;; Paul Julio 2IP, 0ER, Save. American Baseball Club 5, Fort Wayne Stars BBA 2: (Stars) Dave Larson 2/4, 2B. Americans Baseball Club 5, Fort Wayne Stars 2: (Baseball Club) Dug Mays 4/4, 3 RBI, SB;; Chris Brock 1/3 IP, 2Bl, RBI, 2Rus;; Bill Bechtol 1/4, 2K, Save. Dartmouth Alpines 13, Kentucky Orioles 5: (Alpines) Jay Washington 3/4, 2 3Bs, 3 RBIs;; Greg West 4/4, 2B, 4 RBIs;; Jeff Sutton HR: (Orioles) Ty Moorehead 3/4, 2 2Bs;; M Owen 2/3 (on his birthday);; W. McCabe 2B;; C. Gentry 2B Dumonts Terriers 4, Pensacola Barracudas 3: (Barracudas) Chris Jabs 3/3, BB;; R;; Dale Spring 2/3, RBI. Kent Mudhens 11, Huntsville Classics 2: (Mudhens) Mike Hoffman 4/5, 3 Runs, 2 RBIs, 2B, SS;; Eric Wheeler 2/4, RBI, SB;; Mike Seane 2/4, Run, SB;; Steve Kast 3/5, 2 Runs, 2 2Bs, SB;; Chuck Stewart 2/3, 2 Runs, 2 RBIs, 2 2Bs, SB;; Chuck Steward 2/3, 2 Runs, 2 RBIs, SB, SAC;; Chris Sample WP, 5 IP, O ER, 3 Hits, 4 Ks, BB, HBP. Kodak Reds 4, Chicago Phillies 1: (Reds) Dan Webb 7IP, 6K;; Phil Ford 2Runs;; SB. see HIGHLIGHTS on page 7 Hilton Garden Inn Fort Myers Everything. Right where you need it. Welcome Roy Hobbs World Series! After a long day at the fields, enjoy the rest and relaxation of the Hilton Garden Inn. A short distance from all of Fort Myers' ballparks and recreation centers, we've got everything you'll need to recharge, like a full-service restaurant, lounge, heated pool and whirlpool. You'll also find plenty of extras, including free wireless internet access, a microwave, fridge and coffeemaker in every room, and evening room service. reservations: fortmyers.stayhgi.com STAY-HGI University Drive I Fort Myers, FL Enjoy the Grand Slam Preferred Hotel Rate of $89 per night, including breakfast for 2!* *Limited availability;; advance reservations required. Rate exclusive of tax and gratuities. Subject to change without notice. Other restrictions may apply.

6 6 STANDINGS AAAA Division Win Loss Pct. RA RA 3 New Jersey Mets Stars of Herrera Puerto Rico Cardinals Staten Island Bombers Puerto Rico Astros Pittsburgh Veterans New Jersey Twins Americans Baseball Club AAA Division Win Loss Pct. RA RA 3 North Yuma Yankees Chicago Giants Glass City Black Sox Fort Wayne Stars BBA HPK Oilers Jet Box PSOF Knights Dartmouth Alpines Kenmore Orioles Fair Haven USA AA Division Win Loss Pct. RA RA 3 Minnesota Saints Chicago Woodpeckers Ohio Indians Northwest Indiana Dogs Kent MudHens Baltimore Red Sox Jupiter Hammerheads Dumonts Terriers Tennessee Dirtbags Akron Knights Minneapolis Millers LeWay Rebels A Division Win Loss Pct. RA RA 3 Puerto Rico Red Sox Washington Monuments Utah Mets Tidewater Drillers Chicago Dodgers RusStar Saint Paul Senators Tallahassee Hawks Tacoma Cascades Minnesota Bandits Omaha Indians B Division Win Loss Pct. RA RA 3 Margate Hurricanes Philadelphia Phillies Fort Myers Hooters North Coast Padres Team MaxBat Kentucky Orioles Pensacola Barracudas Kodak Reds Akron Brewers Tallahassee Bombers Durbin A s Chicago Phillies Cincinnati Colts Huntsville Classics

7 continued from page 5 Minnesota Bandits 9, Tallahassee Bombers 3: (Bandits) Jeff Knutson 5 IP, 2 Runs, RBI, 2 2Bs, Run;; Joe Kownkel 5 IP, W, 1 Run;; Tim Doboszenski 2 Hits, 4 RBIs, 2 BBs;; Terry Knob 2 2Bs;; Bruce Doney 2 Hits, 2 RBI;; Rick Habeck 1B, 2B, BOB, RBI, Run;; Bill Affeldt 2 Hits New Jersey Mets 10, American Baseball Club 7: (Mets) Kevin Ennis WP in relief aided by 3 inning save by player/manager Sam Cassro;; Juan Rodriguez 4RBI. New Jersey Mets 10, Americans Baseball Club 7: (Baseball Club) Rick Scheez 3/4, 2B, RBI, 2R;; Mark Fontaine 2/4, 2B, 2 RBI;; Mike Stevens 1/2, 2 BB, HBP, 2R, RBI, SB;; Glen Stevenson 5 IP, 1 ER, 4H, 2K. New Jersey Mets 4, Fort Wayne Stars BBA 1: (Stars) Tracy Breeck 6 IP, Run;; Keith Kelly 1.2 IP, 5 Ks;; Randy Moss RBI. New Jersey Mets 4, Ft Wayne Stars BBA 1: (Mets) Martin Rivas pitched a complete game, 3 Hits;; Juan Rodriguez 2 2Bs. New Jersey Mets 6, Glass City Black Sox 1: (Mets) Terric McFarlin WP, 5 Hits HIGHLIGHTS Omaha Indians 10, Dumonts Terriers 0: (Terriers) Kevin London 5 2/3 IP, loss, 6H, 5R;; Gary Dale 2/3, 1 IP, 5Hits, 5Runs. Puerto Rico Cardinals 8, Americans Baseball Club 1: (Baseball Club) Jose Soto 3/4, 2 2B, RBI;; Rick Scheez 2/4. Tacoma Cascades 12, Chicago Phillies 4: (Cascades) John Schnaderbeck 3/4;; Ken Ellerbeck WP, 4 Ks Tennessee Dirtbags 9, Minnesota Millers 5: (Dirtbags) Matt Wright 3/5, 2 RBI;; Troy Patterson 3/5, RBI, 2B;; Donnie Burns 4/4, RBI;; Brian Arsenault 2/3, RBI;; Rick Miller 9 IP, win 9K, 2 BB. Tuesday Highlights Tacoma Cascades Baseball 16, Kodak Reds 9: (Cascades) Mike Prosser WP,7K;; John Schnaderbeck 4/5;; Rob Swain 3/5, 2 2B;; Dale Pierson 4R. Fair Haven USA 10, Kentucky Orioles 7: (Orioles) T. Dickerson 4/5;; K. Renn 2B;; C. Gentry 2B. Minnesota Saints 15, Kent Mudhens 3: (Mudhens) Dave Carbone 2/3. Kent Mudhens 2, Northwest Indiana Dogs 0: (Mudhens) Dave Carbone 2/3, R, 2B, SB, BB;; Teo Leskiah 6 IP, win, 3H, 0 BB 7

8 8 NOTEBOOK continued from page 1 drawing will be held weekly on Friday before the 2 p.m. playoff game at Lee County Stadium. on- going at Lee County Stadium you can get your tickets at the same time you pick up your T- shirt and visit the Pro Shop on the Concourse. Tickets are $1 apiece or 6 for $5. The Roy Hobbs Foundation was established to raise monies Challenged Athlete friends. Drink water not mean you don t need to hydrate as much. This is just a reminder that with the sun and the humidity, sneak up on you. Everyone needs to keep drinking water before games and throughout games. Once you get into a heat problem, you cannot Glove repair specialist. He will be stationed at the lee County Complex, and his hours are: Sunday, Monday and Tuesday at the Roy Hobbs Gear bat table. Wednesday thru Saturday, on call at he will make arrangements for you to drop your glove off at the World Please help with dugouts Roy Hobbs Baseball and the grounds crews need your help in the dugouts. Several dugouts were left essentially trashed after Sunday s games. When your games are over and you are leaving the dugout, please police it for trash and cups, etc. Your assistance in cleaning up the dugouts each day will be greatly appreciated. 10-, 15- & 20-year recognition Have you been at the Roy Hobbs World Series 10 or more years? or 20 years at the Tournament. See Todd, Tony, or Tom at RHWS