2002

Metro Division				Capitol Division
Scranton	113	49	...	Bethesda	111	51	...
Newark	105	56	7.5	Woebegone	111	51	…
Long Island	97	64	16	Norfolk	103	58	8
Newmarket	95	67	18	Innisfree	81	81	30
Beacon	63	98	50	Rapidan	80	82	31
Gunpowder	44	117	69	Silver Spring	46	113	64

Central Division				Atlantic Division
Horseshoe Bay	91	71	...	Farmington	97	65	...
Morgantown	90	72	1	Allegheny	80	82	17
Evanston	89	72	1.5	Portsmouth	70	91	27
Bradenton	87	75	4	Kensington	64	97	33
Spring City	74	87	17	Kennett	52	108	44
Mimosa	49	112	42	Rhode Island	44	117	53

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Comments –

Frank Howard - ...Thank God almighty, Pedro Astacio is free at last!

Coming into the game against Kensington (#2 of a 4-game set), Pistachio was 0-18 in 19 games. He broke the bad streak with a complete-game "statistical shutout" as the Senators beat the Knights 8-2, with both runs for KE being unearned. Jeff D'Amico falls to 1-6 for Kensington (hey Jeff, only 12 losses to go!). His new record is 1-18, and TCBA immortality has eluded Pedro.

Craig Shifflett – In a series of also-rans and of interest only to their owners, Allegheny tried to etch themselves into TCBA immortality during game four of their series with Kennett. The Innocents pounded out 29 hits with 8 home runs scoring 32 times. (only 28 were earned) Burnett and Schourek each took one for the team absorbing all but the last 5 runs. Allegheny scored in every frame except the 8th (and 9th of course).

Hitting stars:

Jose Vidro 4-5, 7 rbi, 6 runs scored, 1 2b, 2 HR

Torii Hunter 5-7, 6 rbi, 2 2b, HR

Every starter had a hit including Kris Wilson who went 1-7. Even the two subs each had multi-hit games. Only Wilson and Grace did not have RBI and only Wilson did not score a run.

Well, forgive me but it was a bright spot of a rather unexciting season.

Al Keefer – Keefer’s Pharmacy closed on August 29, 2002 after 62 years.

"It is with sadness that we see Keefer's Pharmacy, the last family owned drug store in our community, closing. Though we must face the future with optimism; so "be up standing" and raise your glasses to a toast to Al and Lynn Keefer and changing times."

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