Slugs take out the Pounders to return to men’s softball championship circle
Thunderstorms bookended the men’s softball championship game on Monday, though it probably would not have prevented the Slugs and Pounders from duking it out on the diamond.
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Batgirls swoop in for unlikely victory against Moms
After the Batgirls lost to the Moms in the women’s softball championship in 2014, Rae Zarou, shortstop for the Batgirls, made a definitive statement that resembled the likes of sporting greats Joe Namath and Muhammad Ali.
Men’s softball vets talk past, what’s ahead
If they weren’t playing for anything, they wouldn’t be keeping score.
After competitive playoff week, Cops seize second championship
While all the attention seemed to be focused on the Amphitheater, the Hall of Philosophy and Bratton Theater during Week Seven, a dramatic performance was also playing out on Sharpe Field. Four teams in the men’s league contended for softball supremacy in a week long bout of comebacks and generational rivalries.
Undefeated Batgirls fall to Moms in softball championship
After a storied, undefeated season of crushing wins and incredible comebacks, the Batgirls finally succumbed to the Moms in a 14-8 defeat last Thursday, proving once again that, even in softball, mothers know best.
Cops apprehend Chautauqua softball championship
A breeze off the lake lifted dust from the third base line. The sun peeking through the dust lent the entire scene a golden light, like a staged and faded Daguerreotype scene captured by an antique camera obscura. With a few more handlebar mustaches, it could have been the turn of the century. [w/ SLIDESHOW]
Quad Squad: MOMS take fourth consectutive Chautauqua softball championship
The MOMS are the champions, my friends, but the Batgirls kept fighting until the end.
Cops beat Slugs, Salads devour YAC Pac in Week Four men’s softball action at Sharpe
The cracking of bats and crackling thunder punctuated the humid air around Sharpe Field last Friday evening.
Moms, daughters play for charity
Mother-daughter relationships can be complicated. One moment is harmonious, the next a psychodramatic contest of wills. Sometimes what they need is an objective observer — an umpire, for example.
At 80, the Moms’ Duryea no charity case
Libby Duryea braces herself against the fence and folds her leg up behind her, the toe of her shoe skyward, her calf flat against the back of her thigh. She looks out onto Sharpe Field. Her focus is best described as the cliché “game face.”
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