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Kidnapped teen freed, police say
Persistent Allentown police officers have been credited with separating a kidnapped Johnstown teen from her pimp, freeing her from forced prostitution.
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Bucs hire former AAABA League standout
Indiana’s Michael Ryan spent the past few months utilizing a different training regimen in preparation for the upcoming baseball season.
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[VIDEO] Smithmyer captures Point Stadium Award
Delweld pitcher Andy Smithmyer won the 2011 Point Stadium Award and scholarship based on his 19-strikeout performance during the AAABA League season.
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AAABA lands sponsor
Laurel Auto Group will sponsor a AAABA League franchise next baseball season, bringing the team back to the local league for the first time since 1998.
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Search is on for AAABA sponsor
Three’s usually considered a crowd, but not in the AAABA League.
Commissioner Denny Altimore is hoping the league can find a sponsor by year’s end to take over an existing franchise. From Altimore’s perspective, that scenario certainly would be easier for a new sponsor than the typical task of building a team from scratch. -
Point honors three AAABA players
Two AAABA League sluggers earned Point Stadium Award monthly nominations for July and August.
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AAABA Update - Baltimore advances to championship round
Youse’s Maryland Orioles advanced to the championship round of the 67th AAABA Tournament with a 17-6 win over Livonia Saturday afternoon at Point Stadium.
The Orioles – 5-0 in tournament play – built a 14-0 lead over the first three innings and cruised to the seven-inning. Austin Kilbourne and Chris Cook each had three RBIs for Baltimore while Chris Ayers supplied four hits.
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Livonia scores early, often to eliminate Delweld
The grand finale of the AAABA Tournament’s postgame fireworks display was erupting over the hillside behind Point Stadium on Friday night when Delweld manager Chris DelSignore made an observation.
“The fireworks started at 7 o’clock,” DelSignore said.
Unfortunately, DelSignore wasn’t talking about the colorful pyrotechnics in the sky. Instead, he referred to the Livonia Cobras’ 17-hit attack in the Michigan squad’s 16-0, mercy-rule shortened victory over Delweld. -
New Orleans stops Cleveland
Trailing late in an elimination game in the AAABA Tournament, New Orleans manager Bill Babin put his trust in a few of his veteran players.
It paid off.
Joe Broussard pitched his way out of a jam and Sean McMullen hit a two-run, inside-the-park home run that sparked the Boosters to a 7-4 victory over Cleveland at Point Stadium Friday afternoon.
With the game tied at 1 in the fifth, New Orleans starting pitcher Craig Pellegrin tweaked a muscle pull that had sidelined him earlier in the season. Joshua Wood entered the game with a 2-0 count on Andrew Frey and threw two balls to him to force in the go-ahead run. Wood threw two more balls to cleanup hitter Kevin Bernay before Babin had seen enough. - More AAABA Headlines
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