After finishing the regular season 18-1, the best record in the 75 year history of the Tri-State League, Brass City Brew advanced to the AABC Northeast Regionals in Albany, NY after advancing to the championship game of the CT Stan …
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 …
Brass City Brew – Pitching looks strong as Sean Keegan, Eric Gormley and Marc DiDominzio all threw well in the Mother’s Day Weekend all-star game. Mike Padavoni is the Mariano Rivera of the Tri-State league. Brass City adds Mike …
PETER WALLACE, Register Citizen Staff, 08/22/2008 Seven of us – Lou Fracasso, Jeff Dombrowski, Scott Arigoni, Tom Downey, Bob McCarthy, Lefty Simmons and I – were inducted into the second class of the Tri-State Baseball League’s Hall of Fame Sunday …
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Ed Kirby, the first-ever Tri-State Baseball League commissioner from 1968, when the the Inter-State league disbanded and the Tri-State league was born, was on hand to throw out the ceremonial first-pitch following the 2008 Hall-Of-Fame induction ceremony and just before …
© Republican-American (Joe Pallodino), 8/5/2008 The lively little Web page makes an audacious statement in bold letters right at the top of the home page: Northwest Connecticut ‘s premiere amateur wooden bat league. That’s a throw down if ever there …
The Naugatuck Dogs qualified for the 2008 16-team Stan Musial State Tournament coming out of the Tri-State Baseball League (as the #7 seed) during the 2008 season and reached play on semi-final Sunday in their bracket. The Dogs opened …
© Republican-American, 6/17/2008 At 11 o’clock in the morning the day after his last baseball game of the season for UConn, Pierre LePage was home in Wolcott relaxing the best way he knew how: playing baseball in the Tri-State Baseball …
© Republican-American & Register-Citizen, 6/8/2008 Junior Nick Johnston hit a gargantuan grand slam with two outs in the bottom of the fifth inning in front of several thousand Thomaston fans, turning a one-run deficit into a three-run lead, and the …
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