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VOLUME 29 NO. 10 MASSACHUSETTS MILITARY RESERVATION 02542 OCTOBER 2008
The OTIS NOTICEconsidered an official expression by the Departments of Defense or Homeland Security, or the U.S. Government. The appearance of advertisements, including supplements or inserts, in this publication does not constitute an endorsement by the Departments of Defense or Homeland Security of the products or services advertised.
The Otis Notice is an unofficial newspaper published monthly in the interest of personnel at the Massachusetts Military Reservation. It is published by the Lujean Printing Company, Inc., a private firm in no way connected with the Departments of Defense or Homeland Security. Opinions expressed by the publisher and writers are their own and are not to be
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Historic Airfield transfer ceremony to take place Saturday
The Commander, First Coast Guard Districtcordially invites you to the
Massachusetts Military ReservationTransition Ceremony
on Saturday, the fourth of Octoberat eleven o’clockin Hanger 3172
USCG Air Station Cape Cod, MassachusettsUniform:
Ceremony Participants - Service DressMilitary Guests - Tropical Blue Long
Civilian Guests-Informal
InaccordancewiththeMemorandumofUnderstand-ingbetweentheUnitedStatesCoastGuard,theNationalGuardBureauandtheCommonwealthofMassachusetts,Coast Guard Air Station Cape Cod will host an Airfield
Transition Ceremony on Saturday, October 4th at 11:00a.m.intheAirStationHangar,Building3172. During this ceremony, responsibility of Airfield Man-agement and Airfield Operations will be transferred from
the 102nd Intelligence Wing of the Massachusetts AirNational Guard to the United States Coast Guard. AllmembersoftheMassachussettsMilitaryReservationareinvitedtoattend.Photo By Ken Middleton (file photo)
Otis flag football league kicks off Here’s a snap shot look at some of the gridiron ac-tion: The ESD team put a hurting on the Cutters as theypoundedouta37-0victorybehindthearmandlegsofMil-ton “Holly-Hood” Rogers as he just flat out dominated this game. Holly-Hood started it out by catching a TD passfromLeifOksendahl;hefollowedthatupwithatouchdownrun,andthenhehitPaulAvellaforascore.Justtoshowhewasn’tonedimensional;“Holly-Hood”interceptedapassand returned it for another score. He then hit Paul withanother scoring pass and finished up the scoring with a long touchdown run. In thisgamehecameupwithanOscarwinningperformance. Pave PAWS won a terrific game as they beat ESD in doubleovertime,winning20-14.PavePAWSled14-0atthehalfonthestrengthofa35yardtouchdownpassfromquarterbackRandyFostertoOtis’versionofRandyMoss,thelankyRodWilliams.RandythenhitAlvin“D-Train”Deaneforaoneyardextrapointpass.Withfoursecondsleftinthehalf,RandyhitJay“Gutter”Baezforsixmore,andthenhittheD-Trainagainfortheextrapointanda14-0 half time lead. Both teams played some good “D” asPave PAWS Randy Foster had a goal line sack and with
2:48 left in the half, theystoppedESDwhohada1standgoal. ForESD,theyhadfourinterceptions, one fromEric Wissmann, one fromKevin “Big G” McGlynn,onefromHolly-HoodRog-ersandonefromleftyLeifOksendahl. Finally in thesecond half the ESD of-fensegotgoingasLeifhitJimNasonon3rdandgoalforascore. PavePAWSseemedincontrol,butwith8minutes
leftHolly-HoodpickedoffapassandthatleadtoLeifhit-tinghimwithascoringpasstocuttheleadto14-12.Downbytwo,ESDcameupwiththeclutchplaytotiethescoreasLeifhitPaulAvellaforthe2pointconversion.Holly-Hoodpickedofftwomorepasses,onewith1minuteleftinregu-lationbutESDcouldnotconvertitintothegamewinningpoints. That was due in large part to the defensive play ofJoshDaywhopickedoff2passesforPavePAWS,oneasthegameclockwindeddown tozero. Both teamshadashotinovertimefromthe40yardlinetoscore,butsinceneitherteamcould“GETERDONE,”theywenttodoubleovertime which gives each team one play from the five yard line.AfterPavePAWScameupwiththebigstop,RandyFosterfoundRodWilliamsinthebackoftheendzoneforthegamewinningtouchdown. ESDsufferedtheirsecondstraightlossastheyranintotheBrianGunnoudandSamPulliamshow.BrianistheAirStationquarterbackandSamisoneofhiskeyoutletreceiv-ers.BrianhitSamwith2touchdownpassesanda2pointplay,andalso foundRobWilliams fora touchdownpassand2pointconversion. ESD scored on the 1st play of the game as Leif hitHolly-HoodRogersforascoreandthenpassedforanother6toBigGMcGlynn.AtthehalftheAirSTAled22-12.InthesecondhalfiswasallabouttheAirStationdefenseastheyshutoutESDandaddedtwomorescores.SamcaughtanothertouchdownpassasdidMarkLink,Brianalsoranina conversion for a final score of 36-12. PavePAWSsanktheCutterswitha43-14victoryastheiroffensepropelledthemtoabigwin.Q-BackRandyFostershowedoffhiswheelsearlyashisracedtotheend
TheOtisFlagFootballLeaguekickedoffits2008sea-sonwithsixteamscompetingforthisyear’schampionship,the teamsare:AirStationCapeCod,ESD/P-Town,ANTTeam,Cutters,PavePAWSandFED.
Photo by Mike Camire
by Mike Camire, BMCS, USCG Retired
Milton “Holly-Hood” Rogers of the ESD/P-Town team drops to his knees to make a catch
QB Lefty Lief Oksendahl of the ESD/P-Town team scrambles for some yardage
Photo by Mike Camire
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Kaehler KornerLt.RachelEldridgegivesbirthtoabeautifulbabyboyto-day.Jackson Stephen Eldridge was born to Rachel and Jeffweighinginat8lbs11oz.
LT Dan Comunale and his wife Kristen gave birth to Sofia AlexisComunale.Congratulations!
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Issuance of military identification cards for all active, dependent and retired members of allservicesisnowbyappointmentonly.Personnelrequiring an appointment should contact theServicing Personnel Office at 508-968-6314 / 6313 / 6312. Also two forms of identification arerequiredbeforesomeonecanbeissuedanIDCard.
This month brings significant changes to the Massa-chusettsMilitaryReservation(MMR). Withthestand-upofaStateFireDepartmentand transition toCoastGuardairfield management, new leadership assumes control. As withanyhistoricmilestone,considerationofthecausefac-tors and reflection on it significance proves useful. The2005BaseRealignmentandClosureCommissionrecommendationstoredistributethe102ndFighterWing’saircraft shocked many in the nation. It also introducedgreatuncertaintyintothefutureofotherMMRtenants,par-ticularlythosewhorelyonarobustmilitaryairport.Par-ticularlyatriskweretheCoastGuardjetsandhelicoptersandArmyNationalGuardaircraftassignedtotheMMR.InDecemberof2006,theCommonwealthofMassachusetts,NationalGuardBureauandU.S.CoastGuardenteredintoapartnershiptosharethepost-BRACmanagementrespon-sibilities andassure continuedaviationoperations aboardtheMMR.Pursuanttothisagreement,theNationalGuardwouldprovideallbase-wideutilities, theCommonwealthwould provide all MMR structural fire fighting and airport crash rescue, and the Coast Guard would assume airfield management.Thisnewarrangementcommenceson1Oc-tober2008. Beforewetalkofthefuture,though,weneedtogetasenseoftheMMR’sproudaviationpast. Portionsofourbasehavebeenusedformilitarypurposessince1911.TheMassachusetts Military Reservation was founded by theCommonwealthin1935asaNationalGuardtrainingcampandfederalizedin1940.TheUSArmybuiltandoperatedCampEdwardsontheMMRbetween1940and1946.In1946, therunwaywasextendedtosupport larger,heavieraircraft,andthe101stObservationSquadronwasassigned.In1947,anactiveAirForceandNationalGuardrelation-shipwasestablishedwherebytheAirNationalGuardagreedtotakeonlocalizedairdefense.Accordingly,in1948theAir Force obtained control of Otis Field (renamed OtisAirForceBase)foranair-defensemissionandassignedafighter interceptor unit. During the Cold War, the Depart-ment of Defense continued its defensive build-up in re-sponsetoSovietatomiccapabilityandlong-rangebombersandOtisgrewaswell.Assignedforcesincludedthe33rdFighter-InterceptorWingandthe564thAirDefenseGroup
End of an airfield chapter, beginning of another
Commander’s ColumnCaptain Dan Abel, U.S. Coast Guard
Commanding Officer, Coast Guard Air Station Cape Cod
(58thand437thFighterSquadrons).The564thwas laterre-designatedthe33rdAirDefenseGroup.In1955,theAirDefenseCommand’s(ADC)551stAirborneEarlyWarningandControlWingwasassignedtoOtisAFBtoexpandtheU.S.defenseperimeter.The551stoperatedlarge4-engineConstellation Aircraft (“Connies”) that were modified to conduct long-range flights over the Atlantic Ocean. Other ADC units conducting missions from OtisAFB includedthe 4707th Defense Wing, the 33rd Fighter Wing, alongwiththe58thand60thFighter-InterceptorSquadrons. With Kennedy’s presidency, Otis Airfield took on an evengreater importancedue to its closeproximity tohis“SummerWhiteHouse.”ItbecamearegularstopforAirForceOneandbecameoneofthebusiestairbasesinthecountry. In 1973 the Massachusetts Governor appointed theOtisTaskForcetooverseeaphase-downofmilitaryactivi-tiesattheMMR.In1973,OtisAirForceBaseshiftedtotheOtisAirNationalGuardBaseandbecamethehomeofthe102dFighterWing,MassachusettsANG. WhileperhapstheMMR’spost-ColdWaraircraftandstaffing was not as robust, the role of the MMR and her aviationassetsremainedjustasvital.The102nd’sconver-sion to the F-15 marked the first Air National Guard air de-fenseunittoreceivetheEagle.Intheyears1991through1995 the Wing deployed to Panama as part of “CoronetNighthawk,” a drug interdiction operation and to Icelandfor45daysof air defenseduty.During1998OtisGuardmembers performed contingency assignments in Iceland,Canada,Korea,andEurope.In1999theWingparticipatedinOperationNorthernWatchwhenitdeployedwithitsF-15 Eagle aircraft to Turkey to enforce the no-fly zone in northernIraq.IntheFallof2000theWingdeployedover350ofitsmemberstovariousoverseaslocationsinsupportoftheExpeditionaryAerospaceForce.LocationsincludedTurkey, Italy, France, Saudi Arabia, and Kuwait. On 11September2001,twojetsfromthe102ndwerescrambledinresponsetothehijackedaircraft,whichcrashedintotheWorldTradeCenter towers inNewYorkCity.Since thattime,theunithasbeenakeyplayerinthewaronterrorismby flying combat air patrols in support of Operation Noble Eagle.
For the Coast Guard, its MMR flight operations began inthe1970s.CoastGuardAirStationCapeCodwascom-missionedonAugust29,1970whenhelicoptersfromAirStation Salem, MA and HU-16 fixed wing assets from Air DetachmentQuonsetPoint,RIwereconsolidatedintoonecommand.AirStationSalem’slineagecanbetracedtotheCoast Guard’s first air station in Gloucester, MA which was commissionedin1925.Since1970,theCoastGuardhasflown both helicopters and fixed-wing aircraft to perform avarietyofCoastGuardmissions.Theprimarymission,SearchandRescue (SAR), involves theprotectionof lifeandpropertyintheoffshoreareasfromtheCanadianbordertocentralNewJersey.Inrecentyearstheairstationhasav-eragedover280SARcases,savedover80lives,performedover 80 medical evacuations, and assisted approximately150peopleperyear. Thisoperations tempomade“CapeAir”oneofthebusiestSARunitsinthecountry.ConsistentwiththeKennedyyears,unitsherestillplayapresidentialrole. Enforcement of the security zone around the BushcompoundinKennebunkporthasbeenprovidedbyCoastGuardCapeCodhelicoptersforboth“PresidentBushes.”AirStationCapeCodaircraftalsoplayaprimary role inregionalhomelandsecuritymissionsandconductoffshorepatrols in the fertile New England fishing areas to ensure both domestic and foreign vessels are adhering to U.S.Laws. Finally, the Otis airfield impact reaches the stars, with ourrunways,crashrescuecrewsandambulanceservingareadydiverttotheSpaceShuttlelaunches. Clearly this quick look at our airfield history paints a pictureofpride,vigilanceandaviationprofessionalism.Ifpastisprologuetothefuture,atraditionofexcellencewillcarry on in MMR flight operations, regardless of the airport manager. Themembersof the102ndFighterWing,andpredecessorunitsassigned toOtis, tookpride instandingthewatchandprotectingthenation. TheexactsamecanbesaidofthemenandwomenoftheCoastGuard,whichfordecadessharedtheairspaceoverMMR.Sowhilethename of the airfield may be changing to “Coast Guard Cape CodAirStation,”andthetower’scallsignmightbe“CoastGuard Tower,” the vital role this airfield plays for our citi-zensremainscontinuedandstrong.
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October is also the start of Cold & Flu season. The clinic is now offering flu vaccinations to Active and Reserve members. Once we receive the rest of ourshipments we will open it up to all eligible beneficiaries. Get vaccinated- influenza kills 36,000 people annually in theU.S.
Flu vaccine is MANDATORY for all Active and Reserve members. • The “flu shot”- an inactivated (killed) vaccine that is given by injection. The flu shot is approved for use in peopleolderthan6months,includinghealthypeopleandpeoplewithchronicmedicalconditions. • Thenasal-spray-avaccinemadewithlive,weak-ened flu viruses that do not cause the flu (it does not rep-licateoutsideofthenasalpassage).Thenasal-sprayisanoption for healthy persons aged 2-49 years who are notpregnant,asthmatic,orseverelyimmunocompromised.ItisnotauthorizedforCGaviationordivers.
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continued from page 1zoneforalongtouchdownrun,hethenthrew3touchdownpassestoD-TrainDeane,RodWilliamsandJoshDay,RyanOotencaughta2pointpassandsodidJoshDayfora28-0halftimelead.InthesecondhalftheCuttersshowedsomelifeastheymanagedacoupleofscores,JoeRizzohitJulioBaezforaTDandRizzchuckeda60yardbombtoDaveSnyder. Pave PAWS finished up the scoring as Randy hit JoshandRyanforscoresandalsoranoneinfor6. FED scored a big vic-tory as they trampled theANT team by the score of46-12. Q-Back Neil Fleckwas the story in this gameas he was flinging the ball allovertheplace,inthe1sthalf he hit Ricky RobinsonforaTDandEricSantosforthepointafter. He thenhitBreckFrederickwithashut-tlepassforascoreandcom-pletedtheplaywithaonepointtosstoBrendanHermishfora14-0lead,KevinGarcialedthedefenseashepickedoff2passes,onthelastplayofthe1sthalf,theANTteamscoredasBob“Digital”Mooreranoneinfora14-6score.Inthe2ndhalfNeilthrew5moreTDpasses(IwishIhadhimonmyfantasyteam!)toturnthegameintoarout,hehitKyleLucina(twice,onewasfora75yd.score),Breckagain,Rickyagain(40ydpass)andBrendanforscores.HehitGreg“Easy”EksterowiczforonepointandKylethrewaonepointconversiontoNeilforgoodmeasure.OneofNeil’s passes showcased his talents as he looked off onereceiverandthrewanicefadeforaTD. One of the final games of the month featured two teamson a roll,PavePAWSandAirStation, both teamsdidnotdisappointasthisonewentrightdowntothewireandtheAirSTAfoughtoffafurioussecondhalfrallybyPavePAWSastheycameawaywitha36-30victory.The1sthalfwasprettymuchallAirSTAastheybuiltupa28-7halftimelead,behindthepassingandrunningofBrianGunnoud. First he hit Dave Clark for a 6 yardTD pass,
JasonDunninterceptedaPavePAWSpassandmadealongreturn. Brian thenhitDave for another6points, cappedoffbya2yardpasstoSamPulliam.AfteraScottGuerininterceptionfailedtoprovideanypointsforAirSTA,theythengot2pointsonasafety.BrianthendiditwithhislegsashemotoredandtwistedhiswaythroughthePavePAWS“D” for a 60 yd. TD run. Pave PAWS finally got on the
boardasRandyFosterhitRyanOotenfor6andalsofortheonepointconversion,itlooked like Pave PAWS had finally gained somemomentum,butwith3secondsleftinthehalf,BrianhitJasonforyetanotherscoreanda28-7halftimeAirSTAlead. So a 21 point half time leadshouldtranslateintoasecondhalfblow-out,right?ThatwasnotthecaseasPavePAWS came storming back and actuallytookthelead!Thesecondhalfbelongedto Pave PAWS until the final minute as Randy hit Ryan Haggerty for 6 andthen threw toDemarcoPotts for2more
points. They didn’t stop there as Randy continued to find D-TrainDeaneforyardageandanotherscoringpass,as theD-Trainrumbledinforanother6.AgainRandyfoundMr.Potts for2moreandsuddenly thescorewasAirSTA28andPavePAWS23,thiswascertainlynoblowout! ThePavePAWS“D”stayedstrongandgot theballback intothehandsofQ-BackRandyFoster,andhedeliveredashehitDemarcoforthegoaheadscoreat29-28,theytackedontheextrapointpassfora30-28lead. Itwasagreatrally,buttheylefttheAirSTAwithoneminuteand10secondsleftontheclock,plentyoftimetomounta scoringdrive. And that is justwhat theydidasBrian found Sam Pulliam on a fly pattern and he raced into theendzonewiththewinningscore,BrianthenhitScottGuerinforthe2pointconversionwhichgavethemtheleadat36-30.Inthewaningseconds,PavePAWShadanotherchancewiththeballbutcouldnotscoreandtheAirSTAhadheldonforthevictory.Bothteamsgaveittheirallanditwasawellplayedfootballgame,nodoubtbothoftheseteamswillbetoughtobeatastheseasonmoveson.
Flag Football
Otis Flag FootballStandings
W LAirStation 4 0PavePAWS 3 2ESD/P-Town 2 2FED 2 2ANTTeam 0 2Cutters 0 3
TheAirForcePavePAWSTeam6Boostersheldtheirannualfundraisinggolftour-neyat theOtisFalconGolfCourseonFriday,September19th. TheeventcoordinatorswereTechSGTRobLanghorneandMs.HeatherNeff. Prizeswereawardedforthefollowing:ClosesttothepinwasDarrinSmithonhole3andScottGrossmenonhole12.Thirdnetlowscore(60)wenttothefoursomeofJohnStepp,BlakeHoagland,RyanMillerandMikeScott, theyreceivedagolffoursomeat theFalconCourse,2ndnet lowscore(60)went to the foursomeofTomRudzik,DebDonovan,andSueandJerryNordeste.TheirprizewasafoursomeattheQuashnetCourse.The1stnetlowscore(59)wenttothefoursomeofDavidHill,JimPavlik,DrewTingleyandDarrinSmith,they’llbehittingthe“littlewhitepill”attheWaverlyOaksCourse. The first over-all low score with a 63 gross (at nine under) went to the foursome of KevinSullivan,VanceMurphy,GeorgeClausonandMikeNaughton,(wehavecometocallthisteamthe“Ringers.”)Kevinaskedmeinagoodnaturedresponse,ifIwouldbesure to put in that his team had finished 9 shots better than Dusty Thompson’s team, it ap-pearsthatKevin’steamhasbecomeDusty’snemesis…nowremember,thisisallingoodfunguys!Kevin’steamwillenjoyaroundofgolfatthePineHillsCourseinPlymouth. Pave PAWS Commanding Officer, Col. Max Lantz thanked all of the participants as wellasthosewhohelpedorganizethisevent,namelyTSGTRobLanghorne,TSGTMikeScott,TSGTMadaraRoger,SeniorAirmanJohnStepp,Airman1stClassKyleVellieux,Ms.HeatherNeff,Mr.DustyThompson,Mr.FrankCravenandMs.DebDonovan.TheTeam6BoostersClubhelpsraisefundsforactivedutyAirForcePersonneltosupporttheirmoraleevents. Aftertheawardswerehandedout,everyoneenjoyedsomeburgeranddogsprovidedbyRonBraga’scateringservice.
Pave Paws Open: golf tourneyby Mike Camire, BMCS, USCG Retired
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OnSeptember20th,AirStationCapeCodhostedtheFirstAnnualFreshwaterFishingDerbyastheCommandingOfficer, Captain Dan Able, opened Osborne Pond for catch and release fishing. Over forty children participated in the event, whichfellonabeautifulfallSaturdayinNewEngland,theweath-er was picture perfect, and the fishing was fast and furious. Asevent coordinatorCandyLeBlanc signaled thebegin-ning of the derby, 10 year-old Connor Torpey was the first towetaline,andnosoonerhadConnors’baithitthewater,he got the first bite and the tourney was underway! The U.S. Coast Guard Chief Petty Officer’s Associa-tion helped out with the event, weighing out the fish and patrollingthepondassafetyobservers. Numerousdonationsweremadebythefollowingven-dors: RedTop Sporting Goods in Bourne, BadFish Oufitters inFalmouth,andForestdaleBaitandTackleinForestdale.Thank you to Jim Lagacy from Mass Fish and Wildlife,wholentus20poleandreelsforthechildrenwithouttackletouse.And,abigthankstoMikeCamire,EnvironmentalPolice officer and volunteer extraordinaire who helped the eventtofunctionsmoothly. After three hours of fun family fishing, Candy (who also had a ball with her bullhorn) closed the fishing at 10:45 and the final weights were tallied. Below is a list of the winners by age group. Such a good time was had by allthatCandyismakingplansfornextyeartomakethiseventevenbiggerandbetter. Nowawholebunchofnewkids(andparents)havea“new fishy” story to tell to their family, friends and neigh-bors.
USCG Air Station Cape Cod hosts fishing derby
10–14AgeGroup
1stplace:ConnorTorpey(age10),3.8lb.LargeMouthBass2ndplace:AlexHenderson(age11),3.2lbLargeMouthBass
3rdplace:JasonDorsey(age11)1.4lb.LargeMouthBass
6–9AgeGroup
1stplace:KatelynnWhite(age8),1.6lb.LargeMouthBass2ndplace:JustinMelling(age8),9oz.Perch
3rdplace:SethHobson(age7),8oz.LargeMouthBass
3–5AgeGroup
1stplace:KianOksendahl(age3),9oz.Perch2ndplace:BlakeScroff(3),7oz.Perch
3rd place: Josh Guillemette (3), 4 oz. Sunfish
Youngest Boy: A.J. Houle, 3 oz. SunfishYoungestGirl:DevinHope(age2),4oz.Perch
Photos by
Stephen Torpey
by Mike Camire, BMCS, USCG Retired
Katelyn White
Mike Camire and Alex Henderson
Kids enjoyed a bon-fire making s’mores
Winner Conner Torpey holding his 3.8 large mouth bass
Thetourneygetsunderway
Jason Dorsey
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Cape Cod Baptist Church/Ken’s Masonry captures one pitch softball tourneyBy Mike Camire and David Garvey-Campbell
On Saturday, Septem-ber 6th, four teams battledthrough the wind and raintohelpraisemoneyfor theGood News Jail & PrisonMinistry @ BarnstableCountyJailastheyplayedadouble elimination softballtourneyontheOtissoftballfields. The tourney was co-ordinatedbyumpiresSteveFranco, Mike Camire andChaplain Dave Robbins astwo teams from the baseleague (The Pirates andBarnstable County Sher-iffs) ponied up along withacombinedteamfromFal-mouth, as Ken’s Masonry
joinedforceswiththeirfriendsfromtheCapeCodBaptistChurch,androundingoutthetourneywereabunchofslug-gersfromtheHyannisLeague,theArcAngels. DespitesomeheavyrainsonFriday,thetourneystart-edwithagreatgameas thePiratesbattled thecombinedteamfromKen’sandtheBaptistChurch,thePiratesweresomewhat shorthanded so they picked up a few playersfromtheEaglesNest team,MikeyGathandDave“DirtyAllen.” Bolstering thePirates teamwas a surpriseplayer aslefty Dave Robbins also joined their squad. (Dave is thechaplainforthePrisonMinistry,andohbytheway,hecanhit the ball out of the park too!) Ken’s built a 5-2 leadafter 2 innings on hits by Matty Costa, Mike Racicot,NoahShorrock,E.J.Smith,Joe Smolinsky and ShaunBrooks. ThePirates2runscamefroma two-runbombbyMike“Hoad”Hoadley. ThePiratesreallywokeupthebatsinthe3rdinningastheyeruptedfor8runsaf-terTimUtleywalked,Hoadwas intentionally walkedand Frank Acropolis re-sponded with a three-runhomer. Mike Camire andDave Allen reached base,andDaveRobbinslaunchedanother three-run dinger,thePiratesgot2more runsas Frank smacked a 2-runsingle, giving him 5 RBI’sintheinning. The outburst gavethe Pirates a 10-5 lead, butKen’s came back with 7runsoverthenext3innings,the Pirates scored a coupleof runs over the next 2 in-nings,astheytooktheleadin the6thasMikeHoadleyJr.,JaradLemieux,andTim
Ulteyreachedbase,Hoadcameupwiththebighit,ashedelivereda2-runsingletogivehisteama14-13lead. ThePirateswereheldscorelessinthetopofthe7thandthentriedtohangonfor theupsetvictory,butKen’swouldhavethelastlaughinthisone.E.J.SmithstarteditoffwithasingleandBrianPerrywalked,thenJoe“SMO”Smolinskysteppedup to theplateandblastedawalk-offthree-runhomertoendthegame,andhisteamcelebratedtheir16-14victory,itwasagreatwaytostartoffthetour-ney.
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Mark Campbell of the Arc Angels delivers an offer-ing during the Good News Ministry One Pitch Softball Tourney
Josh Sylvester gets ready to hit, Josh had � hits (one HR), � runs scored and a walk in the chapionship game as he helped Ken’s Masonry/C.C. Baptist Church go 3-0 as they won the 1st Annual Good News Prison Ministry one pitch softball tourney.
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Thesayinggoes“Threeandahandshake,”meaningget3outs,shakehands,andthegameisover.ButtheSher-iffs came on like an attack dog chasing a fleeing felon, and theyalmostralliedallthewayback.Theyscored6runsinthetopofthe7thandhadthetyingrunattheplatebeforethe Pirates finally got the last out to end the game. It was justagoodoldfashionslugfest. TimUtleyhad6hitsandscored5runs,JaradLemieuxhad5hits(1HR)and6RBI’s,MikeHoadwent6-6,hit2HR’sandknocked in9runs,Frank“A”had4hitsand3RBI’s,MikeCamirewent5-5andhad4RBI’s,MikeGathhad3hits,DaveRobbinshad3hits,1HRand3RBI’sandroundingoutthehittingwasMikeJr.whohad4hits, theSheriffsgotbiggames fromsluggerChrisCard,whohitsomemonstrousHR’sandJohnCinelliandJ.T.Taylorwhobothhadaslewofhits. ThislosseliminatedtheSheriffsfromthetourney. Inthematch-upofunbeatenteams,Ken’s/C.C.Bap-tistChurchsluggedouta24-19winovertheArcAngels.FortheArcAngelstheleadinghitterswereMarcCampbellwhohad1hitand2walks,KootKautermanwent2-2with3walks,andStephen“Juice”Jutraswent2-3,withawalkandaHR.ButKen’swonthisgameonthestrengthof3hugeinningstostartthegame;astheygot8inthe1st,3inthe2ndandthenpiledon10moreinthe3rdtobuildaninsurmountablelead. Ken’shadareallybalancedattackas2players(E.J.Smith and Joe Smolinsky each had 4 hits) and five others had3hits.ScottyWarnickawent3-3,scoredtwiceandhadonewalk,MattyCostaalsohad3hits,3runsandawalk,JoshSylvesterhad3hits,ShaunBrookshad3hits,3runsandhit2HR’s,andManuel“MannyBeingManny”Gonyer3hitsandscored2runsKen’sadvancedtothechampion-shipgamewithanunbeatenrecordat2-0.
The Arc Angels thentook out their woes on thePirates as they eliminatedthembythescoreof26-17.OnceagaintheAngelscameoutstrong,eventhoughthePirateshadscored6runsinthe top of the 1st, theAn-gels answeredbackwith3inthe1st,5inthe2ndand9inthe3rdastheybuiltupwhat looked like an insur-mountable17-6lead.After4inningstheyhadboostedthatleadupto21-6andthePirateswerejustawhiskerawayfrombeingkickedtothecurbbythe15runmer-cyrule. The Pirates respondedby busting out the whup-pinsticksastheyscored11runs in the top of the fifth toput a scare into theAn-gelsastheyclosedthegapto21-17.Unfortunatelyforthe Pirates, they could notrecapturethatscoringmag-ic as they did not get an-otherrun,whiletheAngelstackedonenoughinsurancerunstowalkawaywiththevictory. The hits and runs(carnage?)cameoffthebig
batsofEricMorinwhohad2hits,3walksandscored4runs,JuiceJutrashad5hits,2HR’sandscored4runs,PeteAppletonhad4hits,1HRandscored4runs,Rafael“Rafe”Collinshad4hitsandscored2runs,whileChris“Gator”Ferolihad3hits,2walksandscored3runs.ThePirateslostdespitegetting3hitsand3runsfromTimUtley,HoadHoadleyhad3hits,1HRand2runs,andDave“Dirty”Al-lenadded2hitsandonerun. The Arc Angels victory advanced them to the finals where they would have to beat Ken’s twice to claim thechampionship, the final game was a beauty and came right downto thewireasKen’s/C.C.BaptistChurchwon it inthebottomofthe8thinningonawalk-off3-runhomerbyShaunBrooks,scoringaheadofhimwereJoeSmolinskyandJoshSylvesterwhohadbothsingled. Thiswastheirsecondwalkoffwinofthetourneyandendedthegameinaboutasdramaticfashionasyoucoulddrawupforamoviescript.ThebiginningforKen’swasthesecond,whentheyput up 10 runs. The Angels finished in second place behind thebatsofKootKautermanwhowent5-5with2walks,GeorgeKingwhowent4-5withawalkandPeteAppletonwhowent4-5with2walks. For Ken’s/C.C. Baptist Church the hits were spreadaround,ScottyWarnickahad3hits,NoahShorrockhad1hit,3walksandscored2runs,BrianPerryhad2hitsand2runsscored,JoeSmolinskyhad1hit,3walksandscored3runs,JoshSylvesterhad2hits,1HR,andscored2runs,Manny Gonyer had 3 hits, 1 HR and scored 2 runs andShaunBrookswhohadthedramatic3rungamewinningshotalsohad2hits,onewalkandscored3runsashisteamclinched the first-annual One-Pitch Tourney for the Prison Ministry. TherealwinnerherewastheChaplainPrisonMinis-tryastheteamsraised$800,whichwasthenmatchedbyaspecialprogramfundedbyanAtlantaCorporationthatsup-portsthesevenuestobringthegrandtotalto$1600.00.Allfouroftheteamshadagoodtimeandplansarebeingmadetomakethistourneybiggerandbetterfor2009.
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Ingametwo,theArcAngelsshowedtheywouldbeaforcetoreckonwithastheysurgedtoa21-4victoryovertheSheriffs.Theyscored21runson18hitsasKeith“Koot”Kautermanwent3-3,with2doublesandawalk,whileEricMorinwent2-3withonedouble.ThislosssetupagameintheeliminationbracketbetweenthePiratesandSheriffs,regularseasonfoesintheOtisLeague. The Pirates pounded out a 27-24 victory over theSheriffs as both teams were hitting drives all over the field. After2inningstheSheriffsled13-9,wherewasthedefenseyou might ask? Inquiring minds would like to know, thePirates finally held the Sheriffs scoreless in the 3rd, (after theyhadjustputupa10spotinthesecond)andtheyscored8inthebottomofthe3rdfora17-13Piratelead.ThePi-ratesscored10“InsuranceRuns”inthe5thand6thinningstolead27-18goingintothelastinning.
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