SCABS History 1995 C

Game #2 of the 1995 SCABS Championship Series
	Sunsetters	Runs	Hits	RBI	E	Pts.			Bronx Bombers	Runs	Hits	RBI	E	Pts.
	T. Hundley	4	7	4	0	15			C. Hoiles	2	4	0	0	6
	M. Grace	2	9	2	0	13			M. Vaughn	4	8	8	0	20
	B. Gates	1	7	1	0	9			J. Cora	2	5	2	1	8
	M. Williams	9	12	10	0	31			W. Boggs	4	6	5	0	15
	J. Valentin	3	3	1	1	6			P. Listach	2	2	0	1	3
	R. Lankford	7	11	11	1	28			T. Salmon	6	11	4	0	21
	K. Griffey	7	9	3	0	19			G. Sheffield	3	6	4	0	13
	H. McRae	4	6	3	0	13			L. Johnson	4	8	3	0	15
	J. Gonzalez	6	10	7	0	23			J. Canseco	5	7	3	0	15
					Sub	157							Sub	116
		W	L	S	IP-ER	Pts.				W	L	S	IP-ER	Pts.
	Fernandez	1	0	0	43283	15			J. Fassero	0	1	0	2-4	-7
	T. Glavine	1	0	0	12-3	19			R. Clemens	1	0	0	13-4	19
	M. Mussina	1	0	0	15-6	19			C. Hammond	0	0	0	6-3	3
	G. Maddux	0	0	0	43101	0			R. Myers	0	0	0	1-0	1
					Sub	53							Sub	16
					Total	210							Total	132
	SCABnotes:
	The Sunsetters completely turned the tables on the Bombers as they put together a 157 point hitting performance and blasting the Bombs
	with 210 total points. Matt Williams (31 pts.) was at the forefront of this Keywest attack.
Game #3 of the 1995 SCABS Championship Series
	Sunsetters	Runs	Hits	RBI	E	Pts.			Bronx Bombers	Runs	Hits	RBI	E	Pts.
	T. Hundley	4	8	3	0	15			C. Hoiles	1	2	0	0	3
	M. Grace	5	8	3	0	16			M. Vaughn	2	7	6	0	15
	B. Gates	3	5	2	1	9			J. Cora	2	6	2	3	7
	M. Williams	2	7	4	3	10			W. Boggs	3	5	4	0	12
	J. Valentin	7	5	1	0	13			P. Listach	1	6	1	0	8
	R. Lankford	4	6	1	0	11			T. Salmon	2	6	2	0	10
	K. Griffey	2	5	3	0	10			G. Sheffield	9	11	14	2	32
	R. Sanders	2	5	1	1	7			L. Johnson	1	5	1	0	7
	J. Gonzalez	3	9	4	0	16			J. Canseco	3	6	5	0	14
					Sub	107							Sub	108
		W	L	S	IP-ER	Pts.				W	L	S	IP-ER	Pts.
	M. Hampton	0	2	0	43410	-5			C. Hammond	0	1	0	9-9	-5
	J. Jacome	0	1	0	10-8	-3			J. Fasero	0	0	0	5-1	4
	S. Fernandez	0	0	0	8-3	5			R. Clemens	0	1	0	5-5	-5
	G. Maddux	1	0	0	7-0	17			R. Myers	0	0	2	43134	9
					Sub	14							Sub	3
					Total	121							Total	111
	SCABnotes:
	The scoring wasn't monumental, but I'm inclined to believe that Roger Taber took it as he broke the Bombers 121-111. It was a great
	series and now we must spend the offseason referring to ol' Roger as "Champ".