Sharey Tefilo Israel continued to roll with a 29-12
win over B'nai Abraham. TSTI had a 19-1
lead before B'nai Abraham came back with a 10 run 4th inning but it was too big
a deficit to overcome. In the win at Okner, Carey Bayer hit the wall for a
triple and Steve Weisman led the defense with a stellar play. TSTI has now won their first 2 games by an
average score of 19 runs. B'nai Shalom notched their first win but it took 8
innings. They were ahead by 9-3 into the bottom of the 6th but Temple Sinai
scored 6 to tie it up. Greg Frankel's 2nd homerun of the day gave them a 1 run
lead in the top of the 7th but Sinai came right back to tie it up again. In the
8th it was an RBI single by Bennett Schwartz and a 2 run double by Keith Bader
setting up the 13-11 win for B'nai Shalom. In the victory both Harry Katz and
Mike Volpe were 3 for 4 while Larry Prince had a big 2 run triple. AABJD showed
they belong back in the A division defeating Temple Emanu-El 26-16.
For the winners, Jay Gertleman had a 2 run homer, Rafi Abromowitz had a
3 run homer, and Ariel Fournier had a 2 run homer. Also, 4 RBI's each for
Andrew Israeli and Josh Kaplan. The final game in the A division saw B'nai
Jeshurun beat Pine Brook 11-6.
Temple Sholom of West Essex has established themselves
as the clear favorite in the B division after winning their 2nd game in a row
by at least 15 runs. This time it was a 22-7 win over Chabad. Every player on
Temple Sholom had at least one hit with Glenn Lieberman and Jeff Goldberger both
3-3. The team was solid defensively and for the 2nd game in a row first baseman
Dan Natt turned an unassisted double play.
In a close high scoring affair Beth Shalom outlasted
B'nai Brith 21-17. Jared Resnick started things off for B'nai Brith with a 3
run homer in the first. After Wayne Neumann's 2 run triple climaxed an 8 run 9
hit 4th inning barrage B'nai Brith had a 17-10 lead. But BB would not score
again and Beth Shalom opened the bottom of the 6th inning with a lead off triple
by Harris Kirsch followed by 8 consecutive hits for 9 runs to take a 21-17 lead
into the final frame. Zach Cohen (double),
Doug Netburn (triple), Jeff Wasserman, Neil Grossman, and Aaron Attermann
(triple) all had 3 hits. Agudath Israel vs. Suburban Torah was a seesaw battle
starting with a 2 run homer by Scott Reis for CAI in the first inning. But
Suburban Torah led by 4 runs when CAI erupted for 7 runs in the 6th on the way
to the 13-11 win. The big inning included a 2 run homer by Simeon Gutman. Greg
Adelsberg also homered for Agudath and all 10 players scored at least 1 run. Ner
Tamid was playing B'nai Or and with homeruns from Josh Doros and Justin Festa,
Ner Tamid had a 6-5 lead over B'nai Or in the 4th inning. But B'nai Or came
back with 3 in the 5th and 4 in the 6th on the way to a 15-9 lead into the
bottom of the 7th. After the bottom of Ner Tamid's line up came through with 4
consecutive hits NT had the bases loaded down 15-12 with 2 outs but the game
ended with a fly out to left field. For the winners, Keith Barbarosh and Craig
Rosen each had 3 RBI's and 3 hits, 12 of the 13 batters had at least 1 hit, 10
different players scored and 9 different players drove in a run. Jordan Byk
returned to pitch a fine game after missing most of last season. In other action B'nai Israel defeated AABJD /
Ohr Torah 25-12.
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