League leaders face perennial champs in baseball finals
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A cloud of dust surrounds the play, but the umpire ruled Sameday made the tag to get the out on this play at second base.
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Bud Light’s hitters kept pace with Sameday, bring them within a single run at the top of the final inning, but only managed a single run in the final frame to fall 16-14 to the perennial champs.
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Who needs to jump? A high vertical stretch was all Sameday needed to get the force out at first.
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Bud Light Burnside Slowpitch League Commissioner Brian McDow (left) presents the championship trophy to Sameday captain Craig King.
A cloud of dust surrounds the play, but the umpire ruled Sameday made the tag to get the out on this play at second base.
Bud Light’s hitters kept pace with Sameday, bring them within a single run at the top of the final inning, but only managed a single run in the final frame to fall 16-14 to the perennial champs.
Who needs to jump? A high vertical stretch was all Sameday needed to get the force out at first.
Bud Light Burnside Slowpitch League Commissioner Brian McDow (left) presents the championship trophy to Sameday captain Craig King.
Sameday continues to dominate the Bud Light Burnside Slowpitch League championship no matter whom they face across the diamond. A 16-14 victory over Bud Light in this year’s finals gives the team its second straight championship, and its fifth in the past six years.
- Published on October 14, 2011
- Ken Partridge
There were a couple different twists along the way, but the outcome of the 2011 Bud Light Burnside Slowpitch League championship turned out to be the same old story.
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