White Plains Rec Softball: 6th Boro Clinches Men’s A – Brewskies Has Mercy on Healy

Aug 10, 2016 Al Coqueran

On Thursday, Lombardo’s (pictured) beat Spec Tators, 13-4, to gain a tie for fourth place in the White Plains Rec Women’s Softball League with a 4-9 record. Also, their sponsor Lombardo’s Restaurant located on Mamaroneck Avenue according to Team Manager Mary Delanoy “has the best food!” Albert Coqueran Photos

Last Thursday, two first place battles transpired in the White Place Recreation Softball Leagues. When the dust cleared two teams evolved unscathed, at Carl J. Delfino Park.

In the Men’s A Division, 6^th Boro beat Mansion on Broadway, 18-9, in the 7 p.m. game, on Delfino Field One, to clinch first place and the Men’s A League Title. Then 6^th Boro packed their gear and moved to Delfino 2 and beat Dunnes Pub, 31-12, for a double-header sweep.

What was most impressive about these victories for 6^th Boro was that they accomplished these two convincing wins without two of their top players in Manager Johnny “Fitz” Fitzpatrick and third baseman Bobby Russo.

Sports-2 — Make no mistake, Brewskies big-hitting Christie Kilgallen (left) and Manager/ leftfielder Michelle Kilgallen are loving daughter and mother. But on the field of play they are a dynamic duo, while leading Brewskies to first place in the Women’s League, after beating Healy Electric, 13-1, in five innings, on Thursday.

6^th Boro, a new entry in White Plains Rec Softball this year, is definitely the team to beat this season. But if “Fitz” and Russo are not healthy for the Playoffs, look for Mansion on Broadway (11-5) and Riemann’s Auto Body (11-6), presently competing for second place to take advantage in the Playoff Rounds.

“Our main goal this season was finishing in first place and winning the League outright and that is exactly what we did,” said 6^th Boro base hit specialist and speedster Nick Parente. “Bobby (Russo) may be a little sore but Fitz it is just and arm so he will be able to hit. Getting them back for the Playoffs is big time because they hit in the middle of our order,” explained Parente.

Sports-3 — Brewskies Shay Gonzalez (right) is one of the top hitters in the Women’s Softball League. On Thursday, Gonzalez proved it by smacking a two-run double to help Brewskies beat Healy 13-1, and take over First Place. The Mercy Rule was applied after the fifth inning in the game.

The Women’s League also has a fight for league superiority taking place between Brewskies and Healy Electric. On Thursday, at Carl J. Delfino Park, Brewskies (11-2) took over first place with a display of offensive power by beating Healy, 13-1. It was a surprising outcome between these two fierce competitors, as The Mercy Rule was implemented in this game in the fifth inning.

Sports-4 — Rich Falcone pitched 6th Boro to a Men’s A Division First Place Clinch by beating Mansion on Broadway, 18-9, in the 7 p.m. game on Delfino One. Then 6th Boro moved to Delfino 2 and beat Dunnes, 31-12, in the 8:15 p.m. game. The White Plains Rec Softball Men’s A Division League Championship Trophy will be presented to 6th Boro at the end of the season.

Although, at this time, the Women’s Softball League Title has not been settled; Healy (10-3) remains in second place and is two games ahead of Buffalo Wild Wings, at 8-3. These last two weeks of the Women’s League regular season will be a pennant race for the League Title.

Al Coqueran

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