© Register Citizen July 26,2009 For almost a decade, Torrington Rebel fans have been able to look down the third base line and feel confident. Confident that Darrin Gould was there, anchoring a team that has relied on his leadership, …
copyright Register-Citizen August 2, 2009 Don’t let his height (6’1”) fool you; when Donny Crossman is on the mound, he owns the inside, outside, middle, and underside of the plate. Crossman, a member of the Winsted Whalers in the Tri-State …
© Peter Wallace Register Citizen 7/17/09 Veteran player/coach Chris Clark took a final bow with the Torrington Rebels at 5:45pm Sunday before the teams last regular season game, against the Tri-Town Trojans, honored retiring Clark for his leadership in taking …
The Register Citizen pays considerable attention to the Tri-State League, an amateur baseball entity deserving of that kind of treatment. It has been around for a very long time and this spring, it is thriving. When Ed Gadomski of …
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By Rick Wilson Republican-American The Tri-State Baseball League just keeps on growing. The largest Stan Musial circuit in the state kicks off its 76th season today with the addition of the Bristol Greeners expanding the roster of teams to 17. …
Ex-Housatonic Baseball Star Honored By Pirates Copyright Register-Citizen April 15,2006 Peter Wallace The Pittsburgh Pirates honored Canaan native Steve Blass for “50 years of involvement” with the organization at their home opener Monday evening. Guess who sat front and …
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© Herald Press – January 2009 The summer baseball bill at Muzzy Field just got a little fuller as the Tri-State Baseball League has added a Bristol team as part of its continued expansion throughout Connecticut’s Northwest and into the …
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By Joe Palladino Republican-American 3/31/2009 When the ball buzzed past you, it was a blur. Speed guns timed his fastball in the minor leagues at 96 mph. But it wasn’t just the speed of the pitch that worried you. …
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Monday, December 22, 2008 12:36 AM EST By GARRETT DALE It seems appropriate, I guess, that I should say something about the Twisters leaving Torrington. A lot of other people have had their chance, but my way of looking at …
Tuesday, August 13, 2002 3:00 AM EDT By PETER WALLACE If you’re the one that loves to holler at them at Fuessenich Park because hollering at the ump is part of Americana, or because you genuinely believe they “stink”, you …
