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Al Davis and the great NFL swindle »
Orchestrating the commitment to excellence, Raider owner, Al Davis crafted top draft class after top draft class. In 1968, he plucked Stabler in the second round and eventual hall-of-famer, Art Shell in the third. Jack Tatum, Vilipiano and Clarence Davis came in ’71.
Boulter and Guilmette garner league honors »
Matt Boulter (So. New Hampshire) and Bryant Guilmette (U Mass-Lowell) earned the right to represent the Webster Yankees as part of the New York Collegiate Baseball League’s 2010 all-league team.
Nidiffer making good on his chances »
Nidiffer’s early professional accomplishments should come as no surprise. He hit .312 in 48 games for the Wildcats this past season with 10 round trippers and 32 RBI including a walk-off grand slam in his final home at-bat.
Deuel takes it all in stride »
Earlier, Deuel loaned his cleats when a teammate discovered one of his spikes missing. When another teammate broke his belt while making a diving stop, Deuel didn’t think twice. He reached in his bag and gave without needing to be asked twice. His pants were gone from the beginning of the game when a mis-communication left a teammate with the wrong pair.
2010 Webster Yankees: the measure of a season »
Brust’s defense established new marks – some that could be measured, and others incapable of putting on paper. Monte Marrocco (U Mass-Lowell) and Matt Boulter (So. New Hampshire) led a group of gloves that set a new Webster standard for efficiency (.966) – a number that finished fourth in the New York Collegiate Baseball League just one percentage point behind a group of three including eventual league champion, the Amsterdam Mohawks.
Webster’s playoff run ends »
Allegany’s Justin James (Ave Maria) carried a no-hitter into the sixth and held Webster to three hits over eight-plus innings as the Nitros defeated the Yankees 3-2 to take the series 2-1.
Allegany County trims Webster »
Allegany County’s Beau Martin (Ouachita Baptist) scattered eight hits over eight-plus innings as the Nitros downed Webster 2-1 at Basket Road Field to draw even in the New York Collegiate Baseball League’s West Division semi-finals.
Webster opens playoffs with a win »
G.C. Yerry (Stony Brook) outdueled the league’s top pitcher, and Tyler Grogg (Toledo) paced the pinstripe attack as Webster defeated the Allegany County Nitros 4-2 to take a 1-0 lead in the New York Collegiate Baseball League West Division semi-finals.
Webster moves on to the playoffs »
Monte Marrocco paced a 14-hit attack and Kyle Raleigh (Ball State) gave up two runs over six and two-thirds innings, as the Webster Yankees downed the Hornell Dodgers 8-2 in New York Collegiate Baseball League action at Maple City Park.
Webster splits with Alfred; clinches playoffs »
Jason Gardner (Tusculum) hurled a complete game and Monte Marrocco sparked the offense as the Webster Yankees took the opener of doubleheader, 6-1 in New York Collegiate Baseball League action at Alfred State.
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