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i'W- •J^l'"Jmia^î SBylohnhyNieroahn '•-.The lineage -vs. the- JairiR, the numoerV.is^ the »me, any .the result is the same." Last year. Josh Lard led [he U power hitting catcher, he wore num- V^.In^toeH^^ derhic Association opener against \Vila.inJosh t syoungcrbrothergCcth, letllho Cardinals. A power pitebbig pilchtr, he wears numtw32. j 'v- -. . . "It'? nice to carry on the Leonard [John Donolme, the Lowell Paschal) manager] let ne pitch and Vm glad I did well- Leonard, tlie later veision. sub duetl the Wamprs pitching SIT in ningj and giving up.onij-1 run on 5 hits while walking oniv one m the Cardinal* 1 8-1 victory W l T U t dinah for two innings. Out two in nings was all Wilsors pitching i ou\d handle: With the bases loaded and no nut*, designated hnter Derek Kcnsinger stepped to the pt-ifc and delivered Lowell'* first hit, a single to centerficld, plating Lowell's first ron. Twns iiisr trying to do my job," KensingersAid.rihadufedinghewas going (o come iri on me with a curve ball and] guessed right and shot it back up tiw* middle." Lowell scored 5 more mm that inning, 2 from third baseman Harlcy August inn's rinele to left and 3 more from first baicni.m Guy Hoi I in** double tu center. "IsHlldon'tthiiikwchirthatwdl," Dbm>huesaid,"But it's nice on a bad - clay to hold them to one run,and five leads the Cardinals, pitches past Warriors Junior Seth Leonard hurls a curve at a Wilson batter in the AM season opener Wednesday. Loweti won the game 8-1. T hits. Seth did very well. He settled notr,Low«Udefeat«i Sacral Heart 4. down after the first inning and did a itrcat job the rest of the way out" "I'm definitelv excited about our wr.\v.>n so far." Ponohue said." We .ire *i-0 fn the Btatr with our only two losses coming in lewis/* To start their season on Ute right 2 in the first game of the Lots Bui ke Tournament on Feb.-'I I. The Cardinal's (lew to a 4-0 start in. that tourney, ruining Kiortlan.! 1-1, on Feb. 22; ami beating Burlinijanw. '• 2, on March 1. 10 factors why ypu should be in baseball withdrawal CU 1T BREAKS YOUR HEART. It is I designed to break your heart. JLthe game begins in the spring, when everything else begins again, and it blossoms m the summer, filling the afternoons and evenings, and then as soon as the chill rains come, it stops and leaves you to face the fall ^ alone."—A. Bartlctt Ciamait't, ex- "• pratdentofYaleltohvrsityandfvrmcr Baseball Commisioner. looming over my head for the past six months has been a black, black cloud. Baseball ended late lost October with a long line drive homexun by Joe Carter. A t that moment my life significantly changed Gone were the mornings of waking up withou t a CAW in the v^trtd and racing off to the ballpark. Gone was • • .die best part of the paper, the bast- .ball boxscore. Gone was Baseball Weekly the bed baseball newspaper, which during the offseason truely turns bi-weekly. Here were doldrums offidssspomtimtfollouTtttofflieie time tnbctwetn baseball. Here was baseball withdrawal. You are probably thinking that I am a fanatically foolish fan or u deranged, demented, tlafiy dreamer of diamonds.-and you're righuBut to quench.your undying skepticism, I offer the following factors why baseball is best of all. The play factor In baseball the object of the game isn't lo brat up your opponent, like football, boxing, hockey, and figure skating. You simply trv to make it W& c /. JOII.NNV .MEMA.W ; home. The architectural factor Tdke tlie team names oft the floor or field in basketball and tooibal! and )x>\i don't know where TOU are. Every stadium in baseball is unique. 'Hie Sistine Chape! of the United States is Wrigley Field in Chicago, with its brick and ivy outfield wall. Fenway Park's Green Momrer is much too imaginative for the other sports. The philosophical factor Football, basketball, and hockey all haw boundaries that constrict the field of play; Out of bounds, out of bounds, out ofboundf. You can sit in the middle of Lake Tahbe and a baseball could hit you in the fuad ami it would still be a hormrrun. Unlike all othersports, baseball isn't rcsrictttlby a dock; It haia sense of tinielc.ssr.es5. Tho freak factor To play Uiskflball ci: fix>lbali vuu can fttiicrl'avc ulenturbca physical freak.A fat freak fWiiliain"lhc Refriic crator" PcrryJ for football or a ull freakCMonute Bol) for baskctlwll.To play baseball you have to have talent anv! a love far the game. The mathmatical factor Baseball is much more fun to think about than maih lu'mcwnrk. The Carlin factor As thr comedian George Orlm vjid; "In football yo*i blitz, bomb, fpear, shiver, march, and score. In baseball, >-ouwdit for a walk.!dkt*>-O(ir. stretch, toe the rubber, tap your spikes, play b;.ll, and run home." The play-catch-with-pops factor Almost as American ai apple pic isaboyondfairKt pbyingcatch-Sure yoj can thow,i football, but when was the List time you saw a hockcv puck, basketball, or a golf baU bang tossed around? The hafftiine factor time *how complete wiih Michael Jackson'* crotch-grabbing iirad«? Or a nice seventh inning stretch? The mud factor Before each game, umpires rub mud,ves,mud,on cich baitbaiLIlu mud comes from a certain place tlwr K tinmvn only b>- rhc umpiies. This myitiqut: totally crapes footbali. where one KVntc "I 10 0 Vlcr»«' > O «"0' UnUI»ib 1OI3 Wwncf 3 -0•fl.P.,; Munfi2h 12 0 0 Friciif 2-0 0^l>:.' i 1 *Jrjiivi>h 1 (1 fl tl • '' "•..-:"'.•'•' 11«1* '2\ R 4 7 Tutali' 'tt'T&M /imintrmnn (2).Aupiitino,Yoik B-Lowdl . )2(Bjmire£ljWBt,!rv: H SO Bli By William Walnrvcn n:id Junes Eby After sirring out for two weeks because uf rainouts, it wouldn't have been a surprise if the young but talented LowdJ JV'•team played incoril : tioning and our defense needs to be.' more consistent for us to bv successful "first-year croch Den Sossa said. Ano they have, losing 8-4 to Sacred Heart on Tuesday after beating Jordan 8-6 in impressive fashion on The Lowell offense also struggled, as Sacred Heart held the Cardinals hitles* during the first thr« innings of the game AgainitRiordan.sophomoreAlex Klimck powered the Cardinals to victory, going.three for three witiTa ihrec-run homer wd five RBFs, while fellow sophomore Nick Garcia went two for three and added two RBI'v Starting pitcher Geoff Acbms.threW Monday. '• ' • • • • • • • three scoreless innings for the win Against Sacred Heart, theC.M- before Riordan rallied for six runs in nols committed wven errors leading the bottom of the seventh inning. to 5b: unearned Irish runs."\V« pLyeti "We played well throughout the horribly," sophomore Shawn Longe game, but we fell apart at the aui of uid,"lf we play like* we know u\-can. the game," Klimcksaid. _ J -y,xt'n going to win *lot of games. All : Although LciwrfTs performance wt need isconsistenc)'." ngainst Sacred K:art was less than Sa-rrcd He.trt gyt of! to a 6-0 lead ipcotai'ulnr, **xpcaation^ for this bv ihc inunh inning, cipiializtny on year's team are wry high. "We hope Lowell errors. F^shman pitcher to win the championship again this Chris Kaiser sfarted the game lor the year." Soua said. "We haw a good Cardinals and ga\-e up three i uns, hut squad, withagood balance of retuni- heallowcdonlyoneearned run in his ing sophomores and freshmen. Our 1 l/Jinniny stint. main competition will tic from Mis- 'Our pilcherv need more condision and Washington." •1M -m ~-•!;*$. •&mz"r\ in!
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