Sunday May 29
Naugatuck Dogs 5 Burlington Hunters 0 Naugy was led by Lance Stevens (1-0) who gave up 5 hits and one walk while striking out 7 in a complete game shutout . John Tenn (2-4, R, 2B, RBI) and Ryan Russell …
Year: 2011
Wednesday May 25
Thomaston Threshers 4 Bristol Greeners 1 Jay LaFontaine had a two run single in the sixth inning and went the distance on the mound with a three-hitter as Thomaston defeated Bristol 4-1. Tim Collins had an RBI in a two-run …
Sunday May 22
Tri-Town Trojans 5 Torrington Rebels 3 Temperatures at the Tri-State Baseball League opener at Fuessenich Park Sunday night felt like March. Baseball, for the most part, looked like mid-June. The Tri-Town Trojans split the difference in a 5-3 win over …
Friday May 20
Bristol Greeners 14 Prospect Homers 0 Bristol opened its season with a 14-0 win over Prospect on Friday night under the lights at Muzzy Field. Mike Hay through a gem — allowing just a single hit to Prospect’s Mike Valente …
Success earns Greeners respect
copyright By Johnny J. Burnham Staff Writer – Bristol Press May 18th, 2011 BRISTOL — It typically takes a number of years for the newcomer to any league to earn enough respect from the other teams to be considered as …
Opening Day Schedule
Fri May 20 Prospect vs Bristol 6:00pm Muzzy Field Brass City vs Bristol 8:15pm Muzzy Field Sun May 22 Terryville vs …
Tri-State says Good-Bye and Hello
The Tri-State Baseball League will feature 18 teams in the 2011 season but says good-bye to one of its long-time members, the Thomaston Spoilers. Hall-Of-Fame head coach Dave Post will ‘retire’ after 26 seasons at the helm of the Spoilers …
Tri-State League Honors
OPENING DAY: Friday May 20, 2011 Awards: MVP: Tony Geraci Bethlehem Silver Slugger: Justin McCulloch Brass City Cy Young: Lance Stevens Naugatuck All-Star Team: Catcher: Matt Hosier Amenia 1st Base: Adam …
Waterbury Legend Jim Arline passes
James Arline, 57, died at his home in Virginia on Monday April 18,2011. Jimmy was without a doubt one of the all-time great athletes in Waterbury history. He was the greatest headline maker of his time in Waterbury. He was …