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Game Highlights
(PLAYOFFS - Ale House vs. Ale House II - 9/1/98 - CHAMPIONSHIP - BEST OF FIVE - GAME 5)
The last great game in a great series in a great year. Ale House II jumped
out to a 1-0 lead in the first. The Ale House exploded for five runs in the third,
including a three RBI single by Bill Saunders. Ale House II, as demonstrated time
and time again, fought back with thee in the bottom of the third and then tied the game in
the bottom of the forth. New game. Every out was a critical out. Defense
was key. Ale House II kept putting on the pressure. Dean Lapham's solo home
run in the sixth put the Ale House up. One run was not enough against a great team
such as Ale House II (1997 Champions). Mike Minick then went yard in the top of the
seventh to put the Ale House up by two. Labanowski caught the first two quick outs
in right in the bottom of the seventh. The feeling was good, but the the pressure
was on. Things then got interesting. Within a blink, Ale House II with two outs,
down two had two men on base. Who was going to step up? A quick pitch by
O'Bryan, a confusing grounder between first and second. Bag, bag out at first.
The final score was 7-5. Ale House wins the championship!
The Ale House team sincerely appreciates the fan enthusiasm, the support of the Ale House and of Brian Gilchrist. Our 1998 record of 23-8 was a total team effort. Everyone contributed and we stood as a team. Shane Quackenbush had a great playoff. Jewett was a rock at second. McGuffin came to play. Minick came off the DL to give a huge boost. Dennis Ned hit big when needed. Anderson was a vacuum at third. Scott Brown had to handle the pressures at short. Saunders had key hits and demonstrated blazing speed (for him). O'Bryan re-focused and keep his head "in-it". Lapham had the sweat swing and the spunk of a fire-cracker. Labanowski played his role. Baker was there when we needed him, as was Ed Cherette. Larry, our consistent fan, was always there, win or lose. It was a long span of some very successful seasons for the Ale House. The Championship is sweet.
As the Ale House contemplates coming back next year to defend, we again thank you for all of your support. Maybe we'll take the local hoop championship before year end.
Pictures to come...
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(PLAYOFFS - Ale House vs. Ale House II - 8/31/98 - CHAMPIONSHIP - BEST OF FIVE - GAME 4)
As a spectator, it was a great game to watch. Ale House II jumped out to a
quick 1-0 lead in the first and added another two runs in the top of the third. The
Ale House scored two in the forth, including a home run by Dennis Ned, and two in the
fifth. Ale House II scored one in the sixth to tie the score at 4-4. It took shallow
fly by Tommy Jewett in the bottom of the eighth inning to score Scott Brown to win the
game. The final score was 5-4. Sean O'Bryan came back to pitch
a great game and the defense stepped up after the third inning. The next game is the
season for both teams. Ale House ties the series 2-2.
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(PLAYOFFS - Ale House vs. Ale House II - 8/27/98 - CHAMPIONSHIP - BEST OF FIVE - GAME 3)
The Ale House blew it. The Ale House added one run in the top of the first
inning, only to surrender two runs to Ale House II in the bottom. Then the Ale House
steadily built a 9-2 lead, including a homer by Bill Saunders. The Ale House II
manged two in the bottom of the fifth. The sixth inning was the killer. Ale House II
added seven runs, mostly on walks and errors. With the score at 11-9 in favor of Ale
House II, the Ale House staged a comeback in the top of the seventh. One run scored
and then the Ale House loaded the bases with two outs. A hard drive by Dennis Ned
ended the inning. The final score was 10-11 in favor of Ale House II. The next game is do or die. Ale House II leads the series 2-1.
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(PLAYOFFS - Ale House vs. Ale House II - 8/21/98 - CHAMPIONSHIP - BEST OF FIVE - GAME 2)
It was a great game game to watch. Ale House II jumped out with three runs in the
top of the first and then the Ale House came back with a two run homer by Dean Lapham and
a solo shot by Bill Saunders to tie the game. In the second, Ale House II grabbed
the lead and hung on. Both team traded runs until the score was 8-6 in the seventh.
In the top of the seventh Ale House II made a strong attempt to add more runs but
the the Ale House defense and Sean O'Bryan stood solid. In the bottom of the seventh
Quackenbush and Lapham were hit by pitches. Bill Saunders then hit a rope to the
fence in left scoring Quackenbush and putting Lapham on third and Saunders on second base.
Minick came in to run for Saunders. Baker popped out for the first out.
The score at 8-7, one out and men on second and third, McGuffin hit a hard shot
down the third base line to score Lapham and Minick. The final score was 9-8. Ale
House ties the series 1-1.
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(PLAYOFFS - Ale House vs. Ale House II - 8/20/98 - CHAMPIONSHIP - BEST OF FIVE - GAME 1)
The subway series began. The game was full of action, some not so positive.
Both teams struggled defensively. The Ale House jumped out to a 2-0 lead in the top
of the first, but then Ale House II came right back with eight runs in the bottom of the
inning. Although the Ale House kept battling back, Ale House II kept scoring runs
when they needed them and never released the lead. Sean O'Bryan had a
two run homer. The final score was 16-10 in favor of Ale House II. The Ale House
plans to re-focus and re-load for game two. Ale House II leads the series 1-0.
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(PLAYOFFS - Ale House vs. North End Pub - 8/14/98 - ROUND TWO - BEST OF THREE - GAME 2)
An action packed game. The Ale House jumped out to a 1-0 lead in the top of
the first. The Ale House then added six more runs by the top of the fifth making the
score 7-3. In the bottom of the fifth the North End Pub rallied to tie the game.
In the bottom of the sixth inning North End Pub added two more runs to take the
lead 9-7. The top of the seventh was the Ale House's last opportunity to tie or take
the lead. Michael Labanowski lead off with a single and went to second on Gary
McGuffin's bunt. Labanowski went to third and McGuffin to second on a wild pitch.
Shane Quackenbush then hit a sacrifice to deep left center to score Labanowski and
move McGuffin, the tying run, to third. Lapham hit a fly for the second out.
Bill Saunders then stepped up with a liner to left to score McGuffin and tie the
game. Tommy Jewett and Sean Baker then reached base and Sean O'Bryan hit a single to
left center to add two more. The Ale House was up 11-9 in the top of the seventh.
The bottom of the seventh was not without action. The first North End Pub
batter reached on a walk and the next batter popped out. The next batter reach on a
squeezer between first and second. Another walk and the bases are loaded for North
End Pub. A line out to McGuffin at shortstop left the North End Pub with two outs,
the bases loaded and down two runs. The last North End Pub batter hit a hard shot to
Jewett who threw to McGuffin for the final force out at second. The
final score was 11-9. The Ale House wins the series 2-0. The Ale House plays the Ale
House II in the Championship.
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(PLAYOFFS - Ale House vs. North End Pub - 8/12/98 - ROUND TWO - BEST OF THREE - GAME 1)
It was an excellent game. Defense for both teams was solid and the pitching
kept both offenses in check. North End scored their only run in the top of the fifth
on a double error. Bill Saunders then came back for the Ale House in the bottom of
the fifth with a solo home run to deep center. Both teams threatened on several
occasions. The scored remained tied at 1-1 until the bottom of the eighth inning.
Shane Quackenbush lead off with a hard single and then scored on Dean Lapham's
double to the right field corner. The final score was 2-1. The Ale
House leads the series 1-0.
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(PLAYOFFS - Ale House vs. Mainello's Pub - 8/7/98 - ROUND ONE - BEST OF THREE - GAME 2)
Mainello's jumped out to a 3-0 lead in the bottom of the first. In the top of the
third the Ale House tied the game beginning with a two run double by Shane Quackenbush
that scored Dennis Ned and Michael Labanowski. Mainello's went up by one in the
forth and then the Ale House came back in the fifth. Both team were scraping runs.
A few errors took away from a competitive game. In the top of the seventh,
Dean Lapham went yard to put the Ale House up 11-5. Mainello's staged a comeback
scoring two in the bottom of the seventh before the rally was stopped. Sean Baker
stepped in to pitch a solid game. Other noteworthy plays included a rare two walk
night by Tommy Jewett and a 15 foot head first slide by Gary "baseball" McGuffin
into second. The final score was 11-7. The Ale House wins the series 2-0.
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(PLAYOFFS - Ale House vs. Mainello's Pub - 8/5/98 - ROUND ONE - BEST OF THREE - GAME 1)
The Ale House jumped out to a 1-0 lead after two. In the top of the third Mainello's
tied the game. The bottom of the third was the break out inning for the Ale House as
seven runs were scored. The game lacked any energy after the third inning until Dean
Lapham went yard in the sixth. Everyone was involved in the offense, the
defense was strong and Sean O'Bryan pitched a solid game. The final score was 11-4.
The Ale House leads the series 1-0.
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(Ale House vs. Alpha Lanes
- 7/31/98 - Final regular season game)
Alpha Lanes Forfeit. The Ale House wins the last regular season game.
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(Ale House vs. ProTech -
7/28/98)
What would you expect from the game after a suspended game? It wasn't pretty.
ProTech started with nine players, added one before the first inning was over and
then had one thrown out before the inning was done. Dennis Ned had a three run homer
and Michael Labanowski was 2-3 with a run scored. The final score was 7-6.
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(Ale House vs. Valenti's Pub
- 7/24/98 - Game 2)
Reeling from the game one loss, the Ale House came out flat and almost let the
second game slip away. Valenti's Pub jumped out to a 7-0 lead in the first inning
and was up 9-2 after the second. The Ale House then started climbing back. The
defense shored up, Jack Brock started mixing up the pitches and the bats came alive.
The bottom of the sixth was the break out inning. Michael Labanowski started
the rally with a hard shot past third and scored on Mike Minick's double to right center.
Scott Brown reached base and scored on Shane Quackenbush's homer, his second of the
game. Then Bill Saunders, John Anderson and Ed Cherette homered. This created
positive momentum as the Ale House moves into the final week of the regular season.
The final score was 18-12.
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(Ale House vs. Albany Steel
- 7/24/98 - Game 1)
The game could have gone either way. Both teams traded the lead several times
before the game was final. The Ale House had a couple defensive errors that may have
been the factor. Albany Steel had two homer runs, as did Bill Saunders and John
Anderson for the Ale House. With Sean O'Bryan absent, Jack Brock started at pitcher.
The Ale House made a valiant attempt at a seventh inning rally when Bill Saunders
lined a seed to left center with one on. A great catch was made that stalled any
last attempt to tie the game. The final score was 12-10 in favor of Albany Steel.
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(Ale House vs. Alpha Lanes
- 7/22/98)
It was a game that should have never been played. Alpha Lanes was struggling
for players and started with only nine and a substitute pitcher. The Ale House
offense took advantage of the situation and went on a scoring barrage. Dean Lapham,
Bill Saunders and Sean Baker homered with John Anderson going deep twice. Everyone
got involved in the offense and Sean Baker pitched a shut-out. The final score was
25-0.
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(Ale House vs. North End Pub
- 7/16/98)
The Ale House maintained their momentum leading into the playoffs by beating the
division leader. The score stayed close through four innings and both teams were
defensively solid. North End Pub held the lead 4-3 in the fifth when Dean Lapham hit
a three run homer to put the Ale House ahead. Dennis Ned then put the game to rest
in the bottom of the sixth with a grand slam home run. Sean O'Bryan pitch very well,
getting first pitch strikes on most batters. Mike Minick, back from the DL, had two
hits as did Tom Jewett. The final score was 10-4.
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(Ale House vs. ProTech -
7/13/98)
Ugly. The game started out fine. ProTech jumped out to
a quick 1-0 lead. The Ale House jumped back with two runs. The Ale House
defense was tight, ProTech's was not. Along with a few key hits, errors plagued a
nine run forth inning for the Ale House. A controversial call against ProTech at
second base started havoc. The umpires lost control and suspended the game. A
game suspension in amateur softball? Sean O'Bryan was looked crisp and the Ale House
continued their positive momentum. The score at game suspension was 11-1 in the top
of the fifth inning with two outs.
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(Ale House vs. Villa Valenti's Pub - 7/10/98)
The Ale House team stayed focused, brought the bats and put together a solid
defensive game. Everyone contributed defensively and offensively. Once again,
John Anderson and Dean Lapham (also his birthday) went yard. Bill "Flash"
Saunders, in a rare display of speed, stole his first base of the season. The
"Flash" also stretched out two remarkable doubles. Jack Brock, stepping in
for an absent Sean O'Bryan, pitched exceptionally well. Scott Brown was behind the
plate, lead off and scored three times. Lastly, congratulations go out to Shane
Quackenbush who took his last exam at law school. He missed the team bus again, but
he made the team party. The final score was 15-0.
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(Ale House vs. Albany Steel
- 7/7/98)
The Ale House got it back on track. The defense was solid and the offense was
broad. Home runs by Dean Lapham and John Anderson capped a good performance by the
Ale House. Ed Cherette stepped in to go 3-4 with two triples and Sean O'Bryan looked
strong. Although Albany Steel jumped out to a 4-1 lead early, the Ale House kept the
focus and prevailed. The win put the Ale House is sole possession of second place in
their division, behind North End Pub. The final score was 11-4.
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(Ale House vs. North End Pub
- 6/29/98)
Controversial. That sums up the ending to the game.
The North End Pub jumped out to a 2-0 lead. The Ale House then added four runs, in
part due to a three run homer by Tom Jewett. The North End battled back to tie the
score. In the top of the fifth the Ale House took the lead at 5-4. In the bottom of
the fifth the North End, with a three run homer, went ahead 8-5. In the top of the
seventh, Dean Lapham stepped up and tied the game with a three run dinger to right.
On an aggressive running play, Sean Baker was thrown out at home to end the top of the
seventh for the Ale House, leaving the score at 8-8. Sean Baker, who had pitched a
good outing, got into a bit of a jam and loaded the bases in the bottom of the
ninth. With no outs, the North End Pub popped up to third base. Normally this
would invoke the infield fly rule, but no-one heard the umpire call out. Just as
confusing, no-one from the Ale House caught the ball. The ball dropped between the
pitcher and third base, leaving one out through the infield fly rule. The ball
rolled to home plate where Tom Jewett tagged out the running from third; two outs.
Jewett then threw to second for the tag for a triple play. The score remained tie
and the Ale House ran off the field to start the eighth inning. Then the umpires
converged, reversing the play at home suggesting that Tom dropped the ball on the tag at
home plate. Game over. The final score was 9-8 in favor of North End Pub.
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(Ale House vs. Mainello's Pub - 6/25/98)
Not a pretty game. Both teams played with nine players and little enthusiasm
was generated. Although the Ale House generated runs, the offense still failed to
run on all cylinders and many were produced on errors. The defense, however, was
solid as was the pitching by Sean O'Bryan. Gary McGuffin had an inside the park home
run and Bill Saunders had two solid hits. To document some of the comic plays,
Michael Labanowski rounded the bases and scored on a routine fly to shallow right.
The final score was 9-2. An ugly win is better than an ugly loss!
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(Ale House vs. Ale House II - 6/23/98)
The Ale House received a good old fashion butt whipping from the Ale House II team.
You can't win games when you have only two hits and you score one
run on an error. The Ale House II team played a well executed game and our hats are
off to them. Time to re-focus and re-load. The final score was 11-1 in favor
of the Ale House II.
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(Ale House vs. ARC -
619/98)
A replay of the first game with the ARC? The Ale House jumped out in the top
of the first inning with five quick runs. The ARC added two in the bottom of the
first. The ARC kept picking their way back with runs. Defensively is wasn't
the Ale House's best performance. The Ale House lead by one run going into the top of the
seventh, but the ARC then scraped in two more runs for the final win. Sean O'Bryan started on the mound with Sean Baker coming on in the fifth. The
bright note was that Mike Minick returned to the line-up after over 300 days
rehabilitating from a ruptured Achilles tendon. Mike singled to center in his only
at bat. The final score was 10-9 in favor of the ARC.
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(Ale House vs. Villa Valenti's Pub - 6/10/98)
It was an unusually quiet night at the Knickerbocker fields in Troy, NY. The
Ale House, just coming off a tough loss, re-focused and pulled out a much tighter game
than need be. Eighty percent of the balls hit during the game were pop flies and it
wasn't until the forth inning that a string of key hits propelled the Ale House. The
two most import runs were those scored in the bottom of the sixth inning as it was the top
of the seventh that the Villa Valenti's Pub rallied to score three runs and nearly tie the
game. Dean Lapham had an inside the park home run and Bill Saunders and John
Anderson had a couple key hits. Shane Quackenbush was due to have a great game, but
he missed the team bus. Lastly, Mike Minick came off the disabled list after a year
of rehabilitation due to a ruptured Achilles tendon. The final score was 8-7.
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(Ale House vs. North End Pub
- 6/9/98)
The Ale House defense, which has played superb as of late, slipped up. Bill
Saunders and Dean Lapham provided some spark with home runs, but little other offensive
was present. North End turned a key double play in the sixth inning and played a
solid game. Although the loss was disappointing, it will allow the Ale House to
re-load for the next game. The final score was 9-3 in favor of North End Pub.
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(Ale House vs. Albany Steel
- 6/5/98)
The game started out slow. Albany Steel jumped to a quick three run lead and
the first eight Ale House batters were retired in order. In the top of the third,
Scott Brown and Michael Labanowski lead off with singles and then the Ale House exploded
for 8 runs. The night was highlighted with home runs by Dennis Ned, Dean Lapham,
Bill Saunders and Mike Lans. Sean O'Bryan throw well and mixed in the off speed
stuff striking our several batters. The final score was 11-4.
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(Ale House vs. Alpha Lanes
- 6/1/98)
"It was a home run juggernaut" said Bill Saunders. Home runs by
Dean Lapham, Tommy Jewett, Sean Baker and two towering shots by John Anderson put the Ale
House offense in motion. Everyone got involved. The defense continued to be
strong, especially the third base play of Mike Lans. Sean O'Bryan stayed focused and
pitched a solid game. The final score was 18-3.
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(Ale House vs. Mainello's Pub - 5/29/98)
Sean O'Bryan pitched a superb game and the defense was solid once again. Although
the Ale House offense is still below expectations, runs were generated when needed.
Mike Milliman came back with a strong 3-4 performance and a capped his night with a three
run homer to center. Sean O'Bryan also helped his cause going 3-4. Tommy Jewett's
aggressive defense at second continues to marvel the crowd. The final score was
11-2.
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(Ale House vs. Valenti's Pub
- 5/22/98)
It was solid defensive performance buy the Ale House, and the bats finally started
to come alive. Although the score was tied 5-5 going into the forth inning, Michael
Labanowski led off with a single, reached second on an error and was driven in by Sean
O'Bryan. Shane Quackenbush then reached base, as did Sean Baker and then Tommy Jewett went
yard. This was the catalyst the Ale House needed to bring in the win. Sean O'Bryan pitched
and excellent game and Tommy Jewett made two relay throws from Michael Labanowski to put
out runners at the plate and third base, each killing potential rally's by Valenti's Pub.
The final score was 12-6.
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(Ale House vs. Ale House II - 5/19/98)
It was a defensively sound game on both sides of the field. Sean O'Bryan was on the
mound for the Ale House and Tinker for Ale House II. Ale House II jumped out to a
two run lead, but the Ale House came back in the bottom of the first with four runs.
The game was tied going into the bottom of the sixth, when the Ale House scored two
more runs. The Ale House II made it interesting by scoring one more run in the top
of the seventh with two outs, but they stranded two base runners to end the game.
Dennis Ned made two excellent catches in left field and Gary McGuffin played an
inspirational game. The final score was 6-5.
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(Ale House vs. ARC -
5/15/98)
The Ale House jumped out in the bottom of the first inning with two quick runs.
ARC added one in the second and the Ale House added another two runs. The ARC
kept picking their way back with runs. In the forth, John Anderson brought in one
more run for the Ale House with a homer to center field. The ARC then scraped in two
more runs. Sean Baker started on the mound with Sean O'Bryan coming
on in the fifth. The Ale House offense struggled, but the defense was solid.
The final score was 6-5 in favor of the ARC.
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(Ale House vs. Villa Valenti's Pub - 5/8/98)
The season opener was not a model of softball perfection. For the most part, it was
the first practice of the season that included live pitching. As a result, the
fundamentals need tuning and the team needs to get in synch. The Ale House opening
line-up included four new faces who we expect to help capture the league championship and
the Ale House team goal is nothing short of that. Sean O'Bryan open the season on the
mound and gave up only two hits, but eleven walks. Although there were no
spectacular plays, the team played well enough to win. The final score was 10-4.
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The Team
| Name | Number | Position | Status | Playoffs |
| Anderson, John | 9 | Third Base/Utility | Active | Active |
| Baker, Sean | 7 | Shortstop/Pitcher | Active | Active |
| Brock, Jack | Pitcher | Active | In-Active | |
| Brown, Scott | 19 | Shortstop | Active | Active |
| Cherette, Ed | 7 | Right Center | Active | In-Active |
| Clinton, Jimmy | 2 | Infield/Utility | In-Active | In-Active |
| Coons, Don | Shortstop | Active | In-Active | |
| Gaffney, George | 16 | Left Center | Active | In-Active |
| Jewett, Tom | 1 | Second Base | Active | Active |
| Labanowski, Michael | 33 | Right/Utility | Active | Active |
| Lanoue, Phil | Left/Utility | Active | In-Active | |
| Lans, Mike | 69 | Third Base | Active | In-Active |
| Lapham, Deane | 10 | Right Center | Active | Active |
| McGuffin, Gary | 24 | Second Base | Active | Active |
| Milliman, Mike | 19 | First Base | Active | In-Active |
| Minick, Mike | 22 | Left Center | Active | Active |
| Mitchell, Glenn | 7 | Utility | Active | In-Active |
| Ned, Dennis | 18 | Left/First | Active | Active |
| O'Bryan, Sean | 8 | Pitcher | Active | Active |
| Quackenbush, Shane | 23 | Catcher | Active | Active |
| Saunders, Bill | 44 | First Base/EH | Active | Active |
| Snavely, Todd | 5 | Utility | Active | In-Active |
| Squadere, Mark | 1 | Right Center | Active | In-Active |
| Williams, Steve | Left Center | Active | In-Active |
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Ale House Schedule
| Date | Day | Field | Time | Opponent | H/A | Score |
| 5/5/98 | Tuesday | 2 | 6:15PM | Alpha Lanes | A | Rain Out |
| 5/8/98 | Friday | 2 | 6:15PM | Villa Valenti's Pub | H | 10-4 |
| 5/11/98 | Monday | 1 | 6:15PM | ProTech | A | Rain Out |
| 5/15/98 | Friday | 1 | 6:15PM | ARC | H | 5-6 |
| 5/19/98 | Tuesday | 1 | 6:15PM | Ale House II | H | 6-5 |
| 5/22/98 | Friday | 1 | 6:15PM | Valenti's Pub | A | 12-6 |
| 5/29/98 | Friday | 3 | 6:15PM | Mainello's Pub | A | 11-2 |
| 6/1/98 | Monday | 2 | 6:15PM | Alpha Lanes | H | 18-3 |
| 6/5/98 | Friday | 2 | 6:15PM | Albany Steel | A | 11-4 |
| 6/9/98 | Tuesday | 3 | 6:15PM | North End Pub | H | 3-9 |
| 6/10/98 | Wednesday | 1 | 6:15PM | Valenti's Pub | H | 8-7 |
| 6/19/98 | Friday | 2 | 6:15PM | ARC | A | 9-10 |
| 6/23/98 | Tuesday | 1 | 6:15PM | Ale House II | A | 1-11 |
| 6/25/98 | Thursday | 2 | 6:15PM | Mainello's Pub | H | 9-2 |
| 6/29/98 | Monday | 2 | 6:15PM | North End Pub | A | 8-9 |
| 7/7/98 | Tuesday | 2 | 6:15PM | Albany Steel | H | 11-4 |
| 7/10/98 | Friday | 2 | 6:15PM | Villa Valenti's Pub | A | 15-0 |
| 7/13/98 | Monday | 2 | 6:15PM | ProTech (Suspended) | H | Final 11-1 |
| 7/16/98 | Thursday | 2 | 6:15PM | North End Pub | H | 10-4 |
| 7/22/98 | Wednesday | 1 | 6:15PM | Alpha Lanes | A | 25-0 |
| 7/24/98 | Friday | 2 | 6:15PM | Albany Steel | A | 10-12 |
| 7/24/98 | Friday | 2 | 8:00PM | Valenti's Pub | H | 18-12 |
| 7/28/98 | Tuesday | 2 | 6:15PM | ProTech | A | 6-5 |
| 7/31/98 | Friday | 2 | 6:15PM | Alpha Lanes (Forfeit) | H | 1-0 |
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Playoff Schedule
| Date | Day | Field | Time | Team | H/A | Score |
| Round One - Best of Three | ||||||
| 8/5/98 | Wednesday | 2 | 6:30PM | Mainello's Pub | H | 11-4 |
| 8/7/98 | Friday | 3 | 8:00PM | Mainello's Pub | A | 11-7 |
Round Two - Best of Three |
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| 8/12/98 | Wednesday | 2 | 8:00PM | North End Pub | H | 2-1 |
| 8/14/98 | Friday | 2 | 8:00PM | North End Pub | A | 11-9 |
Championship - Best of Five |
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| 8/20/98 | Thursday | 2 | 8:00PM | Ale House II | A | 10-16 |
| 8/21/98 | Friday | 2 | 7:00PM | Ale House II | H | 9-8 |
| 8/25/98 | Tuesday | 2 | 7:00PM | Ale House II | A | Rain Out |
| 8/27/98 | Thursday | 1 | 7:00PM | Ale House II | A | 10-11 |
| 8/31/98 | Monday | 1 | 7:00PM | Ale House II | H | 5-4 |
| 9/1/98 | Tuesday | 1 | 7:00PM | Ale House II | A | 7-5 |
Ale House - 1998 Champions |
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