MCCAFFREY’S WORLD
By
Bill McCaffrey
People in the Pittsburgh are probably thinking of the Baltimore-Washington area are the chump cities of the East. The
Pittsburgh Steelers use the Ravens as a drum you beat. While Penquin fans must feel the same way towards the
Washington Capitals. It was billed as a series that pitted the two best players against each Sidney Crosby of the Pens
and Alex Ovechkin of the Caps. It was a classic series with the Caps blowing a 2-0 advantage to drop the final fours
game including the series final 6-2 with Crosby outshining Ovechkin overall.
This season was the highlight of the Caps history and with the talent they have it can only get better for them. The best
game in the history of the Caps, I think, was the four overtime loss to the Islanders, a great one. Pittsburgh already
thought “Charm City” is really “Chump City” and I wonder what name they will come up with for Washington. The Caps
will be back despite what the Harpo Marx hair girl on the so-called best sports radio show in the B-W area says. Last
week someone called me and said to tune into the Scott Garcau show and I did and man, oh man, if they weren’t in
heated battle over its okay for pro sports players to ease up or not play hard and hustle. Also who’s to blame for the
Orioles lack of fundamental knowledge of the game. I don’t know anyone who thinks she deserves to be on the air.
Everyone thinks Debbie Taylor or Amber Theoharis should take her place on the air with Scott.
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race ticket, transporatation on a Gunthers Charter motorcoach, ice cold Coor Light, soft drinks and food from Captain
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Sunday you can catch the "Tee It Up" golf show from 9-10 am followed by the "The Sunday Blitz" with Rex Snider and
Jason Jubb from 10 am - 12 p.m.
BASEBALL
The big news in the Washington area was that Ryan Zimmerman’s 30 game hitting streak was over. Baltimore (20
losses) and Washington (21 losses) are looking past to next weekend for their series at Nationals Park and it should be
a good one despite both teams losing records. I think the Nats will win next weekend’s series. Game times at Nats Park
for the Nats-Orioles are 7:05 pm Friday May 23rd and Saturday May 24th and Sunday at 1:35 pm.
Nick Johnson is having a good year for the Nats. What do Dukes of the Nats and Pie of the Orioles have in common?
Neither can play centerfield.
Dave Trembley and his coaches have to take the blame on the lack of hustle by some of the Orioles and also for the
lack of fundamentals of the players.
Manny Acta of the Nats isn’t much of a manager either. The stupidity of not having Matt Wieters on the Orioles roster
from the start of the season is really more glowing with the poor play of their catching corps.
Also how many more times are we going to see an Orioles player picked off base? I like the Nats pitching trio of Jordan
Zimmerman, Shairon Martis and Scott Olson.
Baseball in the B-W area is down unless they are counting empty seats, ushers and the stroll of overpriced cokes, hot
dog vendors who are strolling the stands.
OLD TIMERS BASEBALL
The new officers of the Oldtimers Baseball Association are:
President – Fred Brocklander
First VP – Jim Walczak
Second VP – Jim O’Conner
Third VP – Joe Short
Board of Directors – Pete Hamilton, Joe Posedenti, and Frank Szymanski
From the Associations newsletter and “It’s a Fact” by Howie Meyers, the first AL Oriole to hit .300 was Bob “The Rope”
Boyd. The highest batting average ever by a major league shortstop was Luke Appling with a .388 batting average ever
for a shortstop.
The 1926 Reading Keystones of the International League went 31-129 for the all time low for games won and lost.
Walter “Big Train” Johnson pitched in 64, 11-0 games in his career winning 38 and losing 26. All records. Appling was
known also as “old aches and mains” and also fouling balls until he got one pitch that he liked.
ENJOY "A DAY AT THE RACES" AT PRINCE GEORGE'S STADIUM
The Baysox will host "A Day At The Races" at Prince George's Stadium on Saturday, May 16, as the Baysox take on the
Erie SeaWolves. Fans can catch the 134th running of the Preakness at the ballpark with early access to the stadium, a
two hour all-you-can-eat buffet and a ticket to the Baysox game. All the races will be on TV and the Baysox will have
staff members compete in Pony Hops races on the field. Fans can guess the winners for a chance to win prizes! Fans
can also predict Win, Place, Show and Trifecta for the Preakness to win prizes. To purchase tickets please call Lauren
Phillips at (301) 464-4813.
WHAT A Day At The Races
WHO A Day At The Races is open to all fans.
WHEN Saturday, May 16, gates will open at 4:30 p.m.
WHERE Prince George's Stadium
4101 NE Crain Hwy
Bowie, MD 20716
For more information, please visit www.baysox.com.
BAYSOX TURN TRIPLE PLAY OF FUN SUNDAY, MAY 17
The Baysox will host three exciting promotions Sunday, May 17, at Prince George's Stadium. Sunday is Vintage
Baseball Day, Louie's Kids Club Sundae Sunday and Bark In The Park. Vintage Baseball Day will feature a special
three-inning pre-game exhibition by the Chesapeake and Potomac Base Ball Club using rules and equipment from the
1860's. The exhibition begins at 12:30 p.m.
BAYSOX HONOR GIRLS OF SUMMER
The Bowie Baysox will honor members of the All-American Girls Professional Baseball League with AAGPBL Tribute
Night Saturday, May 30, as the Baysox take on the Harrisburg Senators at 7:05 p.m.
The Baysox will welcome and honor six former AAGPBL players to Prince George’s Stadium. Scheduled to appear are
Sarah Jane “Salty” (Sands) Ferguson, Ruth “Rocky” (Kramer) Hartman, Gloria (Cordes) Elliott, Joanne McComb,
Gertrude (Alderfer) Benner, Joyce Steele and Ruth “Richy” Richard. I wonder if St. Mary’s College female baseball
player Julie Goteau will be there, after all she was an extra in the movie.
The players will be honored during on-field ceremonies prior to the game. The ladies will toss out ceremonial first
pitches and will meet and greet fans after the national anthem. They will be available for autographs and photos with
fans throughout the game.
The AAGPBL was founded in 1943 by Phillip Wrigley and consisted of 11 teams from around the country. The league
lasted until 1954 and was the world's first recorded professional women's baseball league. The AAGPBL was
immortalized in the hit 1992 movie "A League Of Their Own" starring Tom Hanks, Rosie O’Donnell, Geena Davis and
Madonna and directed by Penny Marshall.
FIND THE GOLDEN WIETERS
One-Of-A-Kind Bobble Head Hidden In Prince George's County
The Golden Wieters bobble head doll recently escaped from Prince George's Stadium and is hiding somewhere in
Prince George's County! The detective who follows the clues on www.baysox.com and tracks down the Golden Wieters
will receive a Matt Wieters prize pack, including an autographed baseball, Matt Wieters t-shirt, Matt Wieters non-golden
bobble head doll and the opportunity to throw out a ceremonial first pitch before a Baysox game!
A clue indicating where the Golden Wieters is located will be hidden on www.baysox.com every Tuesday and Friday. The
first clue will be released on Tuesday, May 12. As new clues are released, old clues will be added to a list on www.
baysox.com.
The search for the Golden Wieters is FREE and open to everyone. The Golden Wieters must be presented in the
Baysox front office to redeem the prize pack. If you find the Golden Wieters, please contact the Baysox immediately at
(301) 805-6000.
BAYSOX ANNOUNCE DOUBLEHEADER AT TRENTON
The Bowie Baysox and Trenton Thunder will play a doubleheader on Tuesday, June 2, to make up May 5 game at
Prince George’s Stadium. The make up game will take place at Samuel J. Plumeri Sr. Field at Mercer County Waterfront
Park in Trenton, N.J. The first game will begin at 6:05 p.m. and both games will be seven innings, in accordance with
Minor League Baseball rules.
TUCKER PROVIDES SPARK AS BAYSOX TOPPLE AEROS
Akron, Ohio - Left fielder Jonathan Tucker continued to be a catalyst for the Baysox offense, driving in two runs and
stealing two bases as the Baysox defeated Akron 7-4. Right fielder Ambiorix Concepcion also had a big night, going 3-5
with two doubles, an RBI and three runs scored as the Baysox won their second straight over the division leading Aeros.
Baysox starter Bobby Livingston continued to pitch well, tossing six strong innings allowing two runs on six hits while
walking three and fanning three. The Aeros tallied single runs in the third and fourth innings, but each time Livingston
was able to settle down and control the damage as the offense took control.
Aeros lefty Ryan Edell made his first start of the season in place of Hector Rondon, who was moved to the bullpen
before the game. Edell worked three scoreless innings before Rondon came on in the fourth, but the Eastern League’s
leader in wins struggled to find his niche as a reliever against the Baysox offense.
With one out in the fourth, Concepcion lined a double to center field off Rondon. One batter later, Tucker came through
with his second single of the night, a ground ball back up the middle which plated Concepcion and tied the game at one.
The left fielder followed with his second stolen base of the night, his tenth of the season, which placed him in a tie for
second in the Eastern League.
The offense came calling again in the fifth. Third baseman Melvin Dorta reached on an infield single, advancing to
second on a throwing error by Aeros shortstop Carlos Rivero. After moving to third on a sacrifice bunt by designated
hitter Paco Figueroa, Dorta scored on a sacrifice fly by first baseman Brandon Snyder. The RBI was Snyder’s team
leading 21st of the season, he finished the night 2-3 to extend his league leading average to .365 on the season.
Concepcion followed with his second straight double to give the Baysox a chance to take the lead with two out. Second
baseman Miguel Abreu grounded a ball to first, but Beau Mills threw it away allowing Concepcion to score and putting
the Baysox on top 3-2.
The Baysox extended their lead in the seventh against Akron reliever Zach Putnam. Snyder singled to start the frame,
moving to second on a wild pitch. Concepcion followed with a single into center field to score Snyder and give
Concepcion his ninth RBI of the season. After moving to second on a passed ball, Concepcion came around to score on
Jonathan Tucker’s third single of the night to extend the lead to four. Catcher Adam Donachie followed with an RBI
double which plated Tucker for the third run of the inning to make the score 6-2.
Baysox reliever Fredy Deza came on in place of Livingston in the bottom of the seventh. The right-hander allowed one
hit, a home run to Aeros third baseman Jared Goedert, in 2.2 innings of work to earn his second hold of the season.
The Baysox got the run back in the top of the ninth, as Donachie lifted a sacrifice fly which plated Abreu for his second
RBI of the night. Left-hander Chad Thall came on in the ninth and allowed a run before closing the door, striking out two
while walking a batter in the final frame.
BLAME IT ON THE RAIN: BLUE CRABS AND REVOLUTION SCHEDULE DOUBLEHEADER
Southern Maryland & York Will Make Up Rained Out Game June 2 At Regency Furniture Stadium
Due to persistent rain showers from May 3 through 7, the Southern Maryland Blue Crabs and York Revolution were only
able to play three games of a scheduled four game series at York’s Sovereign Bank Stadium during those dates. The
teams and the Atlantic League announced plans today to make up the game.
Because the Atlantic League’s first half ends before Southern Maryland visits York again, the game will be made up at
Regency Furniture Stadium in Waldorf, Maryland, home of the Blue Crabs.
The Revolution are scheduled to come to Southern Maryland next from June 1-3, originally a three game series that is
now four games. On Tuesday, June 2 the teams will play a doubleheader, and both games will be seven innings long.
(Atlantic League rules for a doubleheader.) Southern Maryland will be the home team for both games.
Game one of the doubleheader on June 2 will begin at 6:05 p.m., and the gates at Regency Furniture Stadium will open
at 5 p.m. The season ticket holder gates will open at 4:45 p.m. There will be an approximate 20 to 30 minute
intermission in between the two games.
For more information on the Southern Maryland Blue Crabs, including ticket options for June 2 or any other home game
at Regency Furniture Stadium, please visit www.SOMDBlueCrabs.com or call 301-638-9788.
The Southern Maryland Blue Crabs are a member of the Atlantic League of Professional Baseball, and located at
Regency Furniture Stadium in Waldorf, Maryland. Single-game tickets and mini-plans are currently on sale for the 2009
season. The Blue Crabs can also help your group fundraise at no risk or up-front cost, by helping you sell hundreds of
tickets to exciting Atlantic League baseball. Please call 301-638-9788 or visit www.SOMDBlueCrabs.com for more
details and to save your seat at the ballpark today!
WASHINGTON FREEDOM RETURNS HOME MAY 23 AND 31!
After going two weekends without a home game, the Freedom finally returns on May 23 and 31. The May 23 game
against Sky Blue FC marks the first of three doubleheaders this season with D.C. United at RFK stadium, and kickoff is
set for 4:30 p.m. To purchase tickets, visit dcunited.com.
The following weekend is Soccer Club Night with the Washington Freedom as they take on FC Gold Pride at the
Maryland SoccerPlex on May 31 at 4 p.m. The game-night will feature a special post-game autograph session inside the
SoccerPlex for groups! To learn more about Soccer Club Night or to purchase tickets, call 202-547-KICK (5425).
FREEDOM VS BREAKERS MAY 17 ON FSC
Watch the Washington Freedom take on the Boston Breakers on Fox Soccer Channel! Kickoff is set for 6 p.m. on
Sunday, May 17, so get together with friends and family to watch world-class players such as Cat Whitehill, Sonia
Bompastor and Homare Sawa battle Kristine Lilly, Kelly Smith and Heather Mitts!
FREEDOM WINS W-LEAGUE OPENER
The Washington Freedom opened the 2009 W-League season in dramatic style Saturday with a 1-0 win on the road
against the Boston Renegades on a penalty kick by Sandra Matute in the 58th minute. Freedom goalkeeper Alyssa Pont
saved seven shots en route to posting the shutout.
MCLEOD'S JOURNEY FINALLY GETS HER TO D.C.
To say life has been somewhat of a roller coaster for goalkeeper Erin McLeod over the past year would be an
understatement. Just over a month after suffering an ACL injury in the 2008 Olympic Games, McLeod received news
that she had been selected as a discovery player by the Washington Freedom, only to find herself forced to wait in
Canada for final approval for her visa. The waiting has finally ended, and on May 7 McLeod took the practice field for
the first time as a member of the Freedom.
FREE PUMA STADIUM SEAT CUSHION OFFER!
Get your complimentary PUMA stadium seat cushion! How? Just be one of the first 25 fans to fully complete the
Freedom Fan Survey!
For those of you unable to enter the survey yesterday, the link is back up and working; we value your feedback and
apologize for the inconvenience caused yesterday if you were locked out of the survey.
All participants will also be entered to win the chance to be on the field at the next Hall of Freedom Induction Ceremony
on July 5 when the Freedom will honor Steffi Jones, President of the Organizing Committee of the 2011 FIFA Women's
World Cup Germany!
GET YOUR FAN PHOTO!
Did you see Sonia Bompastor score two goals as the Freedom came back to tie Saint Louis Athletica? If you were at the
SoccerPlex on Sunday, May 3 and had your photo taken during the game, don't forget to visit www.washingtonfreedom.
printroom.com to see your photo and place your order! Refer to your Fan Photo card for your Gallery number. Then just
click on Galleries, 2009 season, 5/03/2009 to find your photo and, as Sonia might say, voila! If you need help, email us
at info@washingtonfreedom.com with the subject line "Fan Photos."
WASHINGTON FREEDOM IN THE COMMUNITY
Girl Power Conference: May 16 at the Fairfax County Government Center, 10 a.m. - 2 p.m.
Freedom player Sarah Huffman will be kicking off the Girl Power Conference from 10 a.m. to 12 p.m. with an opening
speech to set the tone for this event aimed to encourage and empower girls to build character, become physically active
and perform well in school.
Active Girls Expo: May 16 and 17 at the Dulles Expo and Conference Center, Chantilly, VA
Come listen to Sarah Huffman, the #1 overall Women's Professional Soccer draft pick in 2009, as she speaks on
enhancing self-esteem, teamwork and the importance of being physically active. Sarah will be appearing on Saturday,
May 16 from 1-2:30 p.m. The Active Girls Expo will showcase vendors, shows and exhibits all focused on the active
mind, body and soul of our area's young girls.
Reading is Fundamental (RIF): May 19 at area schools
Washington Freedom players will be distributing donated books to two area schools sponsored by RIF in SE DC. In
support of building our children's literacy levels, Freedom players will be donating and reading children's books to metro
areas that need them most.
TAKING A TAXI TO THE STADIUM?
Please note that the Washington Freedom no longer offers a dedicated taxi cab stand at the stadium or Metro. However,
Freedom fans enjoy access to a special hotline to help you reserve a taxi quickly and easily. If you would like to take a
cab to or from the stadium, just call Barwood Transportation, the Freedom's preferred taxi provider, at 301-926-4500 to
make your arrangements.
FIND THE FREEDOM ON THE WEB
The Washington Freedom would like to thank Howard County General Hospital for their support of the Freedom Inspires
Youth Initiative. Because of their generosity, 350 local children will be provided tickets for a Washington Freedom home
game!
WE GET LETTERS……….
Bill,
You may remember Biff working on our door and was real good with all the people.
J
Dear J.
Biff was a good guy.
Bill
Bill,
Biff Jones’s son or daughter calls Cully every Sunday for Biff to talk to him. He is in either a nursing or rehab hospital. I
can let you know and get the address if anyone wishes to contact him. Also the Catholic University of America girl’s
Lacrosse team is playing in the NCAA tournament. We still have two granddaughters on the team, however Katie is out
with a knee injury that will be operated on right after graduation. Lindsay has just been named First String Defense in
?? will tell you later. Hope all is well.
Carole
Dear Carole,
Good report. Let me know more on the girls.
Bill
Bill,
Someone wrote in about what you thought about this year’s legislative session but you didn’t answer, do you have
anything to say now?
CHJ
Dear CHJ,
I will give more at a later time. For now I think it was the toughest session in some time and congratulate Governor O’
Malley on a job well done and I think Senate President Mike Miller did a super job and helped the Governor on some key
issues. A few others I think did good jobs were Senator Roy Dyson, Senator Ed DeGrange, Senator Tony Muse,
Delegate Joe Vallario, Delegate John Bohanon, Delegate Dave Rudolph, and Delegate Norman Conway. I’ll have more
in a few weeks and some things may surprise you. If you have comments or questions contact me at wmccaf@comcast.
net.
Bill
Bill,
How do you think Frank Kratovil is doing in Congress?
ESR
Dear ESR,
One word, GREAT. Also watch Steny Hoyer he’s on the move.
Bill
Bill,
Do you remember the 823, 1023, Wheeler Restaurant, Bucket of Blood, Congress Park Bowling Alley, or Poor Joes?
FC
Dear FC,
I remember them all but I never really saw the Bucket of Blood but know where it was and I shared a few drinks with Bette
Powell at the Wheeler Restaurant and I took a few honeys to the 823 including several from Anacostia.
Bill
SPORTS NOTES
The Preakness is Saturday and if I were a betting man the three horses I’d bet are “Mine that Bird”, “Papa Clem”, and
“Take the Points”. It will be interesting to see how the filly Raschel Alexandra does running from the 13th post. Two
other horses getting a lot of play are “Pioneer of the Nile” and “Friesan Fire”, oh well tune in at 6:15 pm on channels 4
and 11 for results.
In the Maryland State HS softball playoffs the results were:
2A South Regional `McDonough 2 Hammond 0
2A South Regional Gwynn Park 3 North Point 1
3A South Regional Northern 10 LaPlalta 0
3A South Regional Huntingtown 13 Great Mills 3
4A South Regional Chesapeake 11 Thomas Stone 1
In the WCAC Championship Softball game O’Connell won its 6th straight title edging St. Mary’s Ryken 1-0.
The DC Divas will try and make it two in a row at home on May 23rd. the Divas won their home opener 27-7 against
Pittsburgh Passion before a nice crowd (at least one area team can beat a Pittsburgh team). Divas QB Allyson Hamlin
led the win throwing two TD’s one to my favorite player, Donna Wilkinson and another to Nikki Williams. Divas running
backs LaShawn Foust and Tiffany Mathews scored the other two TD’s.
Our deepest sympathy goes to the families of the following:
William Richard Evans (Eastern (DC) HS graduate).
John Edward Dollymore (graduate of St. Johns (DC) College HS).
William Maynard “John” Jarboe (McKinley Tech HS grad).
David Alexander Balcom (Wilson (DC) HS grad).
Csilla Pulvari Luckett (St. Anthony’s HS graduate)
Charles “Pete” Reynolds (member Old Timers Baseball Association).
Jack Schiavetti (member Old Timers Baseball Association).
Mel Leek (member Old Timers Baseball Association).
Susan Comeny Geiger (Sherwood HS graduate).
Larry Kohan (brother-in-law of Henry Hascup, noted boxing person).
Chuck Daly (great basketball coach).
Danny Ozark (former Philadelphia Phillies manager and NL Manager of the Year in 1976).
Kevin Grubb (former NASCAR driver).
John R. Leopold
Anne Arundel County Executive and John Robert Ray Fire Chief,
Anne Arundel County Fire Department
Request the honor of your presence at the Dedication of the Annapolis Neck Fire Station
991 Bay Ridge Road
Annapolis, MD
Thursday, the 4th of June Two Thousand Nine
10 o'clock a.m.
Refreshments
RSVP 410-222-8306
Fire Department Personnel:Class B (Summer Dress) Civilian: Informal
Please pray for the following: Karen Stevens, Jack Hoffman, Tom Rymer, Dottie King, Fred Brocklander, Paul Bonomo,
and Farah Fawcett.
I wonder where they are today…Julie Russell, Joy Rogers, Donald Hankla, Jean Ryan, Eleanor Maffeo, Dolores Del Ray,
the Night Hawk, Jim King, Jack Lynch, Christine Cole, Karl Kibler, and Jamie Carter?
SUPPORT MD SPORTS!!