Edition1 – Dice Baseball Classic

PBC BASEBALL SEASON 1, EDITION 1

Barons Hold Off Lake Wampaug in 4-3 Home Opener Victory

Murrayfield & Grant 4, Lake Wampaug 3

'CHATTANOOGA EXPRESS' G.H. Henderson pleads with home-plate umpire josiab Duncan after Chattanooga keane delivered a perfect throw to pin Henderson ar the plate to ent the 7th Lake Wampaug's George Dorf looks on.

MURRAYFIELD-G.H."Doc" Henderson gave up three runs over four innings an went 1-2 with a home run and a walk as the Murrayfield & Grant Red Barons held off Lake Wampaug at Opening Day in Murrayfield Park.

Harley Lyttelton went four-for-four with two triples.The Murrayifield & Grant fans were hesitant-but-hopeful prior to the game, as sources noted Lake Wamapug had a strong batting average. An impressive eighth inning put the M&G faithful in faveror, as Kinskey Avery Ellington drove home the ultimate winning run.

King Arthur?

Arthur West Jr. predicted to be the power of Murrayfield & Grant this season went 0-4 in Sunday's outing.

Lyttleton Makes Big Impact

Four-for-four with two singles and two triples, Harley Lytttleton looked like a man on a mission Sunnday evening.

Double Davises Dwell in Dugout During Opening Day

Dennis Davis, the only living son of Murrayfield & Grant's legendary Skipper Denny Davis, rode the pipe in Sunday's home opener.

PBC Commissioner Rene DuBois announced Monday afternoon that at least two more teams that have been contracted into the PBC for the Summer Classic. Though silent as to the actual location of the new squads, DuBois hinted that at least one of the teams would be leaving another local league.

Amos Nunez Triples in the Bottom of the Ninth

With two outs in the bottom of the ninth and the winning run on second, Amos Nunez stepped up to the plate with the Athletic Club Faithful on their feet. After being behind in the count, Nunez drove a frozen-rope -triple to the gap to score the hustling Louis Bouchier.

Webb Slater looked like the most dangerous man in the PBC with three homeruns and six runs batted in for Dorchester Athletic. With two down in the bottom of the fourth

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Webb Slater looked like the most dangerous man in the PBC with three homeruns and six runs batted in for Dorchester Athletic. With two down in the bottom of the fourth

Robins Fall 11-8 at the Greens

Greenwood Park emptied out silently late last night as Skipper Robins Winslow Babbidge let the relieving pitcher, Luigi Ryle, swing away in the bottom of the ninth with two out and a man-on-second. A neck and neck battle through seven blew wide open in the eighth,