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POK-O-MacCREADY DROPS A PAIR TO RIVAL CAMP AT POK-O: A 2-run rally in the top of the 7th and final inning vaulted Lincoln to a 5-3 win on a hot, dry afternoon. Following three scoreless frames, the visitors jumped out to a 3-0 lead in the 4th, but Pok-O rallied to tie it up over the next two innings on walks, and a few timely hits. “It was a really sloppy game, but I still had fun,” voiced Pok-O veteran Geoff Livsey. That sloppiness proved costly in the final inning as Lincoln scored the decisive runs on an error. “Not our best game,” said Pok-O starter Jordan Dunleavy. Head coach Andy Reithal was able to muster a positive spin: “It was a great effort. Many Pok-O rookie Maxx Eichberg, slated to start game #2 on Thursday concluded, “Things didn’t go our way, but we have the next game to look forward to. AT LINCOLN: A balanced hitting attack and stellar defense led Lincoln to an easy shutout victory over Pok-O. The home team scored seven runs in the first two innings and doubled that with a big fifth inning rally to take a decision that was never in doubt. “I think we did O.K. for a first time,” said starting right fielder Dylan Bronstein. Greenwald noted that, “it was a well fought game but they played better,” while catcher Zachary Lynch summed it up best: “The other team had bazookas and rocket launders but we only had out fists!” Coach Tom Lynch was pleased that “everyone had a chance to play, both at bat and in the field.” Team owners called a press conference following the 14-0 loss to give Coach Lynch a full vote of confidence. “I have total faith in our coach and we plan on sticking with him,” said Sharp Swan. “The other highly qualified, results-oriented coaches that were here talking with me are just acquaintances. You should read nothing into it” CLICK HERE to see Team Photos and Rosters |
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COMING UP TOMORROW: A full report on the Revolutionary War and Section Photos. (CLICK HERE to see a Full Staff Photo Montage) *** BEGINNING TOMORROW (7/5), parents may call campers. Click here for more information. |
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In the season opening afternoon of inter-sports competition, the boys of Camp Pok-O-Moonshine lost a couple of baseball games to Camp Lincoln. One was a blowout; the other, a late heartbreaker.
of our players improved significantly from last year.” Among those players were four girls from Camp MacCready. “I had fun. The girls did better tan some people expected and we had a good time,” said Eleanor Roberts.
Highlights for Pok-O included three shutout innings pitched by Evan Greenwald and Kevin Stagno and some solid fielding plays by Stagno (left) and Peter Rupolo.
