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| Cesar Paniamogan, Jr. | profile | all galleries >> Galleries >> Shankees vs. Cardenales | tree view | thumbnails | slideshow |
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| Saturday
- Shankee Field- “Don’t throw the ball around,” the
Shankee pitcher pleaded to his veteran catcher, but to no
avail, as the Cardenales runners rounded the bases and
made it even tougher for the struggling Shankees to stay
above 500. The Cardenales, who also dwell in the depth of
the league standings, together with the chaotic Koreans of
Dokdo, came onto Shankee Field hopeful of a victory.
Whereas the Shankees, only hoped more players would show
so they could field a team. And they did! Though the
Shankees were at home, they were the visiting team and
hence batted first. Zack Karson, who started at short,
quickly got things going. No official stats are available
as of yet, so all this information is based on shear
memory of the events as they occurred. >> Read
the entire article by The Shankee Skipper |
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