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It is finally here!! The 2004 Frontier League Schedule has been finalized and is
now available to the public.

Three extra home games, 24 weekend dates at GMC Stadium and four July 4th
weekend home games, highlight the Gateway Grizzlies 2003 schedule. The Grizzlies
will play an expanded 96-game schedule (48 home, 48 road) extending from May 21
through August 30. The expanded schedule means the Grizzlies will play 18 games
against each of the five other West Division teams, and six games (three home,
three road) against one team from the East Division.

The Grizzlies will open defense of their 2003 Frontier League title with the
first installment of the 2004 Sonic Cross Town Clash Series. The Grizzlies and
the River City Rascals will meet in a three-game series at T.R. Hughes Ballpark
in O'Fallon May 21-23.

The schedule is as follows.

Friday May 21 at River City
Saturday May 22 at River City
Sunday May 23 at River City
Monday May 24 OFF
Tuesday May 25 at Mid-Missouri
Wednesday May 26 at Mid-Missouri
Thursday May 27 at Mid-Missouri
Friday May 28 Rockford
Saturday May 29 Rockford
Sunday May 30 Rockford
Monday May 31 at Kenosha
Tuesday June 1 at Kenosha
Wednesday June 2 at Kenosha
Thursday June 3 Windy City
Friday June 4 Windy City
Saturday June 5 Windy City
Sunday June 6 at River City
Monday June 7 at River City
Tuesday June 8 at River City
Wednesday June 9* Mid-Missouri
Thursday June 10 Mid-Missouri
Friday June 11 Mid-Missouri
Saturday June 12 at Windy City
Sunday June 13 at Windy City
Monday June 14 at Windy City
Tuesday June 15 Kenosha
Wednesday June 16 Kenosha
Thursday June 17 Kenosha
Friday June 18 Rockford
Saturday June 19 Rockford
Sunday June 20 Rockford
Monday June 21 OFF
Tuesday June 22 at Chillicothe
Wednesday June 23 at Chillicothe
Thursday June 24 at Chillicothe
Friday June 25 Windy City
Saturday June 26 Windy City
Sunday June 27 Windy City
Monday June 28 at Rockford
Tuesday June 29 at Rockford
Wednesday June 30 at Rockford
Thursday July 1 Kenosha
Friday July 2 Kenosha
Saturday July 3 Kenosha
Sunday July 4 River City
Monday July 5 River City
Tuesday July 6 River City
Wednesday July 7 at Mid-Missouri
Thursday July8 at Mid-Missouri
Friday July 9 at Mid-Missouri
Saturday July 10 Kenosha
Sunday July 11 Kenosha
Monday July 12 Kenosha
Tuesday July 13 OFF
Wednesday July 14 All-Star Game @R.C.
Thursday July 15 OFF
Friday July 16 at River City
Saturday July 17 at River City
Sunday July 18 at River City
Monday July 19 Mid-Missouri
Tuesday July 20 Mid-Missouri
Wednesday July 21 Mid-Missouri
Thursday July 22 at Rockford
Friday July 23 at Rockford
Saturday July 24 at Rockford
Sunday July 25 Windy City
Monday July 26 Windy City
Tuesday July 27* Windy City
Wednesday July 28 at Kenosha
Thursday July 29 at Kenosha
Friday July 30 at Kenosha
Saturday July 31 River City
Sunday August 1 River City
Monday August 2 River City
Tuesday August 3 OFF
Wednesday August 4 Chillicothe
Thursday August 5 Chillicothe
Friday August 6 Chillicothe
Saturday August 7 at Mid-Missouri
Sunday August 8 at Mid-Missouri
Monday August 9 at Mid-Missouri
Tuesday August 10 Rockford
Wednesday August 11 Rockford
Thursday August 12 Rockford
Friday August 13 at Kenosha
Saturday August 14 at Kenosha
Sunday August 15 at Kenosha
Monday August 16 at Windy City
Tuesday August 17 at Windy City
Wednesday August 18 at Windy City
Thursday August 19 River City
Friday August 20 River City
Saturday August 21 River City
Sunday August 22 Mid-Missouri
Monday August 23 Mid-Missouri
Tuesday August 24 Mid-Missouri
Wednesday August 25 at Rockford
Thursday August 26 at Rockford
Friday August 27 at Rockford
Saturday August 28 at Windy City
Sunday August 29 at Windy City
Monday August 30 at Windy City
Tuesday August 31 OFF
Wednesday September 1 Playoffs Begin

Mon.-Sat. games begin at 7:05 p.m. Sun. games begin at 6:05 p.m.
*June 9 and July 27 games begin at 12:35 p.m.

Don't forget that the front office will be on their holiday break starting
Monday. If you need to buy gifts from Izzy's Den you can still shop on-line at
www.gatewaygrizzliesstore.com. All orders need to be in by December 23rd.

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Is anyone out there?

Since I've been a member of the rascals group since July...Now I've
found the "home team" site.   Hello to all.

Here's to hoping that this site will grow and be as successful as
the rascals.

I'm amazed at the following and daily messages from all over.
Pretty cool!

Wishing all a very Merry Christmas and Happy New Year!

Steve Bergheger (Jeremiah's dad)

Good Morning Grizzlie Fans.

       The day every Grizzlie fan has been waiting for is just a week away.
Grizzlies Fest '03 is making its comeback on Wednesday December 10th. Izzy's Den
will be open December 10th at 12:01 a.m. and will remain open for the next 24
hours. Everything in Izzy's Den will be 20-50% off. There will also be great
deals on mini-plans. Team up with the team for the Grizzlies Championship Toy
Drive. If you bring in a toy you will get to spin the prize wheel. The prize
wheel will be loaded with awesome gift packages from Grizzlie sponsors. To get
into the holiday spirit Izzy and Santa will be on hand for pictures from 3 p.m.
to 7 p.m.

       One of our own is being honored in the new year. Danny Cox is being
honored at the 46th annual St. Louis Baseball Writers' dinner. He will be
awarded for his meritorious service to baseball. The dinner will be held at the
Millennium hotel. Tickets, priced at $ 100 or $ 1,000 for tables of 10, can be
ordered by sending a check or money order to St. Louis BBWAA, P.O. Box 605, St.
Louis, Mo. 63188.

       The Grizzlies are launching their Name of the Day Campaign. Every business
day a name will be chosen and displayed on the marquee in front of GMC Stadium.
If you have that same first name come into Izzy's Den with a valid ID and you
will receive a free baseball. The campaign will last until December 19th.

       Don't forget to renew or order your 2004 Season tickets. We want you all
to be part of the excitement next season.

       Now that the Christmas shopping season is officially underway, we have the
perfect gift for all Grizzlie fans. This week's Item of the Week is a Grizzlies
baseball autographed by the Fronteir League's 2003 Champions. It is only $ 12.
Anyone who purchases the item of the week will be entered into a drawing to
throw out a ceremonial first pitch at the 2004 home opener. The winner will also
be able to bring three guest to sit in our Sweet Seats.

       Until next time ...


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The Cardinals' organization report in this week's Baseball America
magazine is about these three:

Independent Relief

St. LOUIS - Bereft of pitching depth, the Cardinals dipped into the
independent Frontier League and added three pitchers to their system.

The team purchased the contracts of righthanders Adam Jahnsen, Dave
Klahs and Dan Smith, who helped the Gateway Grizzlies win the
Frontier League championship in 2003.

The Grizzlies, based less than five minutes from St. Louis in Sauget,
Ill., were managed by Danny Cox, who pitched for the Cardinals and
three other big league clubs during his 11-year major league career.

"That's fantastic for those guys," Cox said. "That's what it's all
about. Those guys did a great job for myself and everybody in the
organization. I'm glad to see them go there."

Klahs and Smith were assigned to high Class A Palm Beach, while
Jahnsen will be invited to major league camp in the spring in
Jupiter, Fla.

Cox recommended the pitchers to farm director Bruce Manno.

"I talked to Bruce and basically told him I had three guys I think
can pitch for him, so he ended up taking my word on it and signing
them," Cox said. "He knows that I've played the game and understand
pitching."

"I think they're going to help them out. I have a feeling you're
going to see two of them in the show with the Cardinals."

Jahnsen, 22, was 5-3, 3.96 in the regular season and 2-0, 1.69 in the
playoffs. He threw a one-hit shutout against Evansville in Game Two
of the FL Championship Series. He also fired the first no-hitter in
the three-year history of the Grizzlies.

klahs, 22, was named the MVP of the championship series after
pitching 2 2/3 inning s of one-hit relief in Gateway's 10-9 win in 12
innings against Evansville in Game Three. He had a win and three
saves in four postseason appearances after going 2-3, 2.02 with eight
saves in the regular season.

Smith, 24, was 2-0, 2.75 with a franchise record 15 saves.

Cos said he will continue to recommend his top players to the
Cardinals. "I bleed red," Cox said.

October 29, 2003

CARDINALS ORGANIZATION INKS GRIZZLIES PITCHING TRIO
The Gateway Grizzlies announced today that the St. Louis Cardinals Organization
has purchased the contracts of three Grizzlies pitchers. The contracts of
right-handers Dave Klahs, Dan Smith, and Adam Jahnsen have all been sold to the
Cardinals. All three players were classified as rookies during the 2003 season.
Both Klahs and Smith had been with Major League organizations prior to coming to
the Grizzlies. Klahs was with the Yankees' rookie affiliate in Tampa, FL, while
Smith was with the Detroit Tigers' single-A affiliate in West Michigan.

Klahs, 22, finished the regular season second on the team with eight saves. The
Fenton, Mo. native had a record of 2-3 and an earned run average of 2.02. Klahs
picked up a win and three saves in four post-season appearances. He had a save
and a win in the Frontier League Championship series, earning MVP honors for the
series.

Smith, 24, finished tops on the club and third in the league with 15 saves, one
shy of the Grizzlies all-time record. Smith had a record of 2-0 and an ERA of
2.75 to go along with the 15 saves. The Bonne Terre, Mo. native tossed three and
one-third shut out innings in the final game of the Frontier League Championship
Series.

Jahnsen, 22, finished the regular season with a record of 5-3 and ERA of 3.96.
Jahnsen tossed the first no-hitter in Grizzlies history on August 14 in a 4-0
shutout of the Kenosha Mammoths. Jahnsen, originally from Robertsville, Mo., was
2-0 with a 1.69 earned run average in the post-season. He tossed a one-hit
shutout in game two of the Championship Series.

The three were signed after Cardinals' Director of Player Development Bruce
Manno consulted Grizzlies manager and former Cardinals pitcher Danny Cox for
player recommendations.

"I am extremely happy for these guys," Cox said. I believe they can pitch in the
Cardinals system. I want to give them (the Cardinals) some players that I see,
that maybe they don't."

Despite pitching for four major league teams, Cox said he remains loyal to the
Cardinals organization.

"Of course there are some ties there," he said. "I bleed red. It would be great
to see these guys pitching in the big leagues, in a Cardinals uniform some day."

Klahs and Smith have each been assigned to the Cardinals single-A affiliate in
Palm Beach, Fla. Jahnsen has not been assigned but will likely be in spring
training this upcoming season. The Grizzlies retain the rights to all three
pitchers, should the Cardinals release them.

The Gateway Grizzlies, 2003 Frontier League Champions, will begin their fourth
season in May, 2004. Season tickets are currently on sale and available by
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the Freedom website is offering season tickets for 2004 that must be purchased
by
Dec.03.  I wonder how they know next years schedule thie early?  Also, I guess
this
means they are gonna be in League next yr and the new ball park will be open.

we'll be open monday and we do have championship
tshirts. hope that helps
--- Gary Earhart <gnelke@...> wrote:
> Anyone know if Izzies den is open and selling
> championship t-shirts?
>
>


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Gateway Grizzlies
Minor League Baseball
Asst. Dir. Stadium Operations

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Anyone know if Izzies den is open and selling championship t-shirts?

This article was in the St. Louis Post this morning. Pretty good read. BTW I was
at the game with the "bag" incident. It was hilarious.

Cox is still fiery as manager of Grizzlies
Rick Hummel
09/11/2003


Righthander Danny Cox has been in three World Series, winning one with the
Toronto Blue Jays and losing two when he was with the Cardinals. That downside
included the 1985 Series when Cox probably would have been the Most Valuable
Player if the Cardinals had not encountered a few problems in the ninth inning
of Game 6 in Kansas City.

But he says what he is doing now -- managing the Gateway Grizzlies, champions of
the Frontier League -- is every bit as important.

"If we win it all, I'll wear this ring as proudly as all the other rings," Cox
said before Thursday night's game in Evansville, Ind., which the Grizzlies won
10-9 in 12 innings for a sweep of the best-of-five series. "This means as much
to me as when I played.

"I don't know what the motivation of all the players is. But I told them, 'This
is where you are in your life. If you never go anywhere else in baseball ... if
you can win it here, you'll always have that.' That's where I am in my life,
also."

Cox retired in 1995 after 11 big-league seasons. He signed on as pitching coach
with the Grizzlies before their inaugural season in 2001. After two seasons as a
coach, Cox became manager.

"When you're winning, it's definitely a lot of fun," Cox said.

Cox had been counseled by his former manager and longtime hunting partner,
Whitey Herzog.

"He said, 'Just relax, you'll do fine,'" Cox said. "I took his advice. Just go
hard and believe in your players."

There wasn't a time when Cox didn't go hard, loyal always to his team and his
family. For one thing, he pitched virtually his whole career with a throbbing
elbow but said little about it.

Once, as a brawl broke out between the Cardinals and the San Francisco Giants,
Cox was in street clothes in the stands, charting pitches as the next night's
hurler. Before the skirmish was over, Cox had dashed into the clubhouse, changed
into his uniform and made it onto the field.

On another occasion, Cox was pitching in Shea Stadium, hard by LaGuardia
Airport, when New York Mets slugger George Foster was being his dilatory self,
stepping out of the batter's box every time a plane flew overhead. Cox,
disgusted, hit Foster in the rump. Unfortunately that loaded the bases for
Cardinals menace Howard Johnson, who hit a grand slam, but Cox had made his
point.

Just as he made his point at Warner Robins Air Force Base during the last week
of the 1985 season. Cox, who the night before had virtually clinched the
division title by beating the Mets, had asked Herzog's permission to take care
of some family business in Georgia. The family business was that Cox felt that
his former brother-in-law had been hassling his sister and mother.

Cox was back in uniform that night at Busch Stadium. There had been reports of a
fight near the base in Macon, Ga. Cox acknowledged that there had been. "Two
punches. Both by me," he had said. "Sometimes, a man's got to do what a man's
got to do."

Just as when Cox felt his Gateway team had been wronged by a call at the end of
the first game of a doubleheader this summer in Sauget. The base umpire had
called a Gateway runner - the tying run - out for leaving third base too soon.

Before the second game, a still-angry Cox carried his lineup card out while
wearing a bag over his head. The umpiring crew took a dim view of that gambit
and the second game started without him. Cox also is steadfast, adamant even, in
his belief that the Frontier League is legitimate stuff.

"This is not just a summer league where the guys sit around drinking beer. It's
professional baseball and that's how I treat it," Cox said.
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2003 FRONTIER LEAGUE CHAMPS!!

With a 10-9 12-inning victory over the Evansville Otters, the Grizzlies closed
out the 2003 season as the Frontier League Champions!


Todd Oetting's RBI-single capped off a marathon game and gave the Grizzlies a
sweep in the Championship Series.


Dave Klahs picked up the win, and the Championship Series MVP Award, pitching
the final 2 2/3 innings for the win. He struck out four. Klahs had a save and a
win in the Championship series.


Oetting was 3-6 on the night with a pair of RBIS.


The Grizzlies will return home to GMC Stadium around 2 p.m. Friday afternoon.
The Grizzlies staff invites all fans to be at GMC Stadium to welcome the 2003
Frontier League Champs!!


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I "talked" to Tymber via e-mail in the early spring.  He told me that
he had talked to several agents and scouts during the off season and
they had all told him that at his age, he needed to be in at least
Double A affiliated ball to have any chance at The Show.  In the
meantime, he had landed a good job with a bright future back home in
Wichita.  He had to make a choice.   He is missed.  Just think how
good this year's team would have been with Tymber in the starting
rotation.

The staff is going on Thursday, and if needed we will be there on Friday as
well.


   ----- Original Message -----
   From: Gary Earhart
   To: gatewaygrizzlies@yahoogroups.com
   Sent: Wednesday, September 10, 2003 4:14 PM
   Subject: [Gateway Grizzlies] Road trip


   Is anyone planning on going to Evansville? I was hoping to go Friday
   night, if they are still playing, but doesn't look like that is going
   to work out for me.


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Is anyone planning on going to Evansville? I was hoping to go Friday
night, if they are still playing, but doesn't look like that is going
to work out for me.

He retired in the off-season, he just said he was ready to move-on. He was one
of the great ones.
   ----- Original Message -----
   From: jer26jer
   To: gatewaygrizzlies@yahoogroups.com
   Sent: Tuesday, September 09, 2003 5:01 PM
   Subject: [Gateway Grizzlies] Re: Question about Tymber Lee


   OK... i heard he got fired... but glad to hear otherwise... Thanks
   for the info... how did he do,,, was he just not going to make and
   and decided to retire?


   --- In gatewaygrizzlies@yahoogroups.com, "Tony Funderburg"
   <tfunderburg@g...> wrote:
   > Tymber retired and moved back to Kansas City.
   >
   >   ----- Original Message -----
   >   From: jer26jer
   >   To: gatewaygrizzlies@yahoogroups.com
   >   Sent: Monday, September 08, 2003 11:29 PM
   >   Subject: [Gateway Grizzlies] Re: Question about Tymber Lee
   >
   >
   >   Who would that be?
   >
   >
   >
   >   --- In gatewaygrizzlies@yahoogroups.com, "Gary Earhart"
   <gnelke@o...>
   >   wrote:
   >   > I see there a few people in here now that may be able to answer
   the
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Championship Series continues tonight at GMC Stadium

Good Morning Grizzlie Fans!! Your Gateway Grizzlies won the first game of the
Wilson Sporting Goods Frontier League Championship Series last night in a close
game against the Evansville Otters. The final score was 2-1. The series
continues tonight with the first pitch at 7:05 p.m. Adam Jahnsen will be
pitching tonight for the Grizzlies.

After tonight's game the series will move to Bosse Field in Evansville, IN.
Games three and four (if necessary) will be Thursday and Friday nights starting
at 7:05 p.m. Game five (if necessary) will be back at GMC Stadium on Sunday
August 14th, game time 6:05 p.m.

There are plenty of great seats left for tonight and Sunday's games. Call the
ticket office at 618-337-3000 to order your tickets today.

If you can't make it out to the games, listen to Joe Pott call the action on
flagship station 106.1 FM WSMI, or network stations 104.7 FM WNSV and 1400 AM
KJFF. Can't get the radio stations in??? Just go to our website and listen to
the internet broadcast.

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OK... i heard he got fired... but glad to hear otherwise... Thanks
for the info... how did he do,,, was he just not going to make and
and decided to retire?


--- In gatewaygrizzlies@yahoogroups.com, "Tony Funderburg"
<tfunderburg@g...> wrote:
> Tymber retired and moved back to Kansas City.
>
>   ----- Original Message -----
>   From: jer26jer
>   To: gatewaygrizzlies@yahoogroups.com
>   Sent: Monday, September 08, 2003 11:29 PM
>   Subject: [Gateway Grizzlies] Re: Question about Tymber Lee
>
>
>   Who would that be?
>
>
>
>   --- In gatewaygrizzlies@yahoogroups.com, "Gary Earhart"
<gnelke@o...>
>   wrote:
>   > I see there a few people in here now that may be able to answer
the
>   > question of what happened to Tymber Lee?
>
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TBA

Brady R. Bruhn
Director of Corporate Sales
Gateway Grizzlies Professional Baseball
618-337-3000
www.gatewaygrizzlies.com

   ----- Original Message -----
   From: Gary Earhart
   To: gatewaygrizzlies@yahoogroups.com
   Sent: Tuesday, September 09, 2003 4:05 PM
   Subject: [Gateway Grizzlies] Re: Question about Tymber Lee


   Thank you. I knew that some of the people that had joined recently
   would know. So where is the party after the Grizzlies win the
   championship?

   --- In gatewaygrizzlies@yahoogroups.com, "Tony Funderburg"
   <tfunderburg@g...> wrote:
   > Tymber retired and moved back to Kansas City.
   >
   >   ----- Original Message -----
   >   From: jer26jer
   >   To: gatewaygrizzlies@yahoogroups.com
   >   Sent: Monday, September 08, 2003 11:29 PM
   >   Subject: [Gateway Grizzlies] Re: Question about Tymber Lee
   >
   >
   >   Who would that be?
   >
   >
   >
   >   --- In gatewaygrizzlies@yahoogroups.com, "Gary Earhart"
   <gnelke@o...>
   >   wrote:
   >   > I see there a few people in here now that may be able to answer
   the
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Thank you. I knew that some of the people that had joined recently
would know. So where is the party after the Grizzlies win the
championship?

--- In gatewaygrizzlies@yahoogroups.com, "Tony Funderburg"
<tfunderburg@g...> wrote:
> Tymber retired and moved back to Kansas City.
>
>   ----- Original Message -----
>   From: jer26jer
>   To: gatewaygrizzlies@yahoogroups.com
>   Sent: Monday, September 08, 2003 11:29 PM
>   Subject: [Gateway Grizzlies] Re: Question about Tymber Lee
>
>
>   Who would that be?
>
>
>
>   --- In gatewaygrizzlies@yahoogroups.com, "Gary Earhart"
<gnelke@o...>
>   wrote:
>   > I see there a few people in here now that may be able to answer
the
>   > question of what happened to Tymber Lee?
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Tymber retired and moved back to Kansas City.

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   Sent: Monday, September 08, 2003 11:29 PM
   Subject: [Gateway Grizzlies] Re: Question about Tymber Lee


   Who would that be?



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   > I see there a few people in here now that may be able to answer the
   > question of what happened to Tymber Lee?


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Who would that be?



--- In gatewaygrizzlies@yahoogroups.com, "Gary Earhart" <gnelke@o...>
wrote:
> I see there a few people in here now that may be able to answer the
> question of what happened to Tymber Lee?

For anyone not there tonight you missed a great game. I am thinking about going
to Evansville on Friday if the series is still going. Hopefully the trip won't
be necessary. I'm wondering if the Grizzlies are planning any kind of
celebration when they win the championship.



GRIZZLIES EDGE OTTERS IN CHAMPIONSHIPS OPENER

The Grizzlies slipped past the Evansville Otters 2-1 Monday night to take a 1-0
advantage in the best-of-five Frontier League Championship series.


The Grizzlies got a pair of two-out, RBI hits from Oscar Vargas and outstanding
pitching performance from starter Scott Patterson.


Vargas drove in Phil Warren in the second inning to put the Grizzlies up 1-0. He
drove in Warren again in the fourth to make it 2-0.


The only run Evansville scored came on a lead-off home run by Carlos Brackley in
the ninth inning.


Patterson went the first 7 1/3 innings, without yielding a run on seven hits. He
struck out nine. He earned the win, his first of the post-season. Dave Klahs
pitched the final 1 2/3 innings, allowing the run on the home run. He struck out
four, to earn his third save of the post-season.


The Grizzlies and Otters will continue the series with game two Tuesday night at
GMC Stadium. Tickets remain for the game and are available by calling the
Grizzlies at 618-337-3000. Game time is 7:05.


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I see there a few people in here now that may be able to answer the
question of what happened to Tymber Lee?

Evansville heads to finals
Simpson shuts down Chillicothe
On Saturday night, the Evansville Otters beat the Chillicothe Paints 3-0 to take
the deciding game of the best-of-three series at Chillicothe's V.A. Memorial
Stadium. Evansville starter Andre Simpson went the distance for the Otters,
allowing only three hits and striking out nine. The big blow for Evansville was
Juan Downing's fifth-inning solo home run. Terrence McClain and Carlos Brackley
added RBI singles to round out the scoring. The Otters advance to the Frontier
League Championship Series where they will face the Gateway Grizzlies, who swept
their series with the Washington Wild Things on Thursday. It will be the third
trip to the finals for Evansville. The Otters fell to Johnstown in 2001 and
Canton in 1997. The first game of the best-of-five Championship Series will be
Monday night at Gateway's GMC Stadium with the first pitch slated for 7:05 p.m.
CDT.
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I was at the game Thursday night. Didn't get a chance to get on the
computer before I left so didn't know who all was going to be there.
I do plan on being there for the championship series. Hopefully when
we find out when it starts we can arrange a meeting spot for those of
us that are going.

Sorry it has taken so long to reply. My computer sucks. I am not sure
what happened to Tymber Lee. You could probably go to the Grizzlies
website and email someone in the office.

--- In gatewaygrizzlies@yahoogroups.com, J Hicks <jer26jer@y...>
wrote:
> Does anyone know what ever happened to Tymber Lee,.... he was a rhp
for you guyse a couple years ago?
>
> Tim <go_rascals@y...> wrote:Pete Buck and Dave Klahs combined on a
three-hit shutout as the
> Grizzlies beat the Wild Things 5-0 Thursday night to win their
first
> round playoff series two games to none.
>
> Buck went seven innings, allowing three hits and striking out
seven.
> He only had one jam, in the third. With the Grizzlies holding a 1-0
> lead, two walks and a single loaded the bases with two out but Buck
> got cleanup hitter Jake Bollig to ground out to Phil Warren at
first
> to end the inning.
>
> Klahs pitched a hitless eight and ninth while striking out five to
> earn the save.
>
> The Grizzlies took a 1-0 lead in the second on consecutive two-out
> singles by Brad Bauder, Trevor Brown and Oscar Vargas. In the
fourth,
> Phil Warren hit a ball off the center-field wall that rolled toward
> right field as two Washington outfielders gave chase. Warren ended
up
> on third, but many of the fans wanted the coach to wave him in for
an
> inside-the-park homer run. The coach made the right call, as the
> shortstop had the ball in his possession by the time Warren made it
> to third. Ben Piatt then singled to give Gateway a 2-0 lead. The big
> blow came in the eighth, as Piatt greeted reliever Blake Leonards
> with a three-run homer to put the game out of reach.
>
> The crowd was announced at 3170.
>
> The Grizzlies will have home field advantage in the finals if
> Evansville wins, but Chillicotthe will have it if they win. The
> finals will begin on Sunday if Evansville wins the series on
Friday.
> If the Evansville-Chillicothe series goes three games, the finals
> will begin on Monday. The team with home field advantage hosts
games
> 1-2-5.
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Does anyone know what ever happened to Tymber Lee,.... he was a rhp for you
guyse a couple years ago?

Tim <go_rascals@...> wrote:Pete Buck and Dave Klahs combined on a
three-hit shutout as the
Grizzlies beat the Wild Things 5-0 Thursday night to win their first
round playoff series two games to none.

Buck went seven innings, allowing three hits and striking out seven.
He only had one jam, in the third. With the Grizzlies holding a 1-0
lead, two walks and a single loaded the bases with two out but Buck
got cleanup hitter Jake Bollig to ground out to Phil Warren at first
to end the inning.

Klahs pitched a hitless eight and ninth while striking out five to
earn the save.

The Grizzlies took a 1-0 lead in the second on consecutive two-out
singles by Brad Bauder, Trevor Brown and Oscar Vargas. In the fourth,
Phil Warren hit a ball off the center-field wall that rolled toward
right field as two Washington outfielders gave chase. Warren ended up
on third, but many of the fans wanted the coach to wave him in for an
inside-the-park homer run. The coach made the right call, as the
shortstop had the ball in his possession by the time Warren made it
to third. Ben Piatt then singled to give Gateway a 2-0 lead. The big
blow came in the eighth, as Piatt greeted reliever Blake Leonards
with a three-run homer to put the game out of reach.

The crowd was announced at 3170.

The Grizzlies will have home field advantage in the finals if
Evansville wins, but Chillicotthe will have it if they win. The
finals will begin on Sunday if Evansville wins the series on Friday.
If the Evansville-Chillicothe series goes three games, the finals
will begin on Monday. The team with home field advantage hosts games
1-2-5.



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Pete Buck and Dave Klahs combined on a three-hit shutout as the
Grizzlies beat the Wild Things 5-0 Thursday night to win their first
round playoff series two games to none.

Buck went seven innings, allowing three hits and striking out seven.
He only had one jam, in the third. With the Grizzlies holding a 1-0
lead, two walks and a single loaded the bases with two out but Buck
got cleanup hitter Jake Bollig to ground out to Phil Warren at first
to end the inning.

Klahs pitched a hitless eight and ninth while striking out five to
earn the save.

The Grizzlies took a 1-0 lead in the second on consecutive two-out
singles by Brad Bauder, Trevor Brown and Oscar Vargas. In the fourth,
Phil Warren hit a ball off the center-field wall that rolled toward
right field as two Washington outfielders gave chase. Warren ended up
on third, but many of the fans wanted the coach to wave him in for an
inside-the-park homer run. The coach made the right call, as the
shortstop had the ball in his possession by the time Warren made it
to third. Ben Piatt then singled to give Gateway a 2-0 lead. The big
blow came in the eighth, as Piatt greeted reliever Blake Leonards
with a three-run homer to put the game out of reach.

The crowd was announced at 3170.

The Grizzlies will have home field advantage in the finals if
Evansville wins, but Chillicotthe will have it if they win. The
finals will begin on Sunday if Evansville wins the series on Friday.
If the Evansville-Chillicothe series goes three games, the finals
will begin on Monday. The team with home field advantage hosts games
1-2-5.

I plan on making the trip across the river.

Wendell

--- In gatewaygrizzlies@yahoogroups.com, "Gary Earhart"
<gnelke@o...> wrote:
> You Know I am going to be there Thursday night. Anyone else? - Gary
>
>
>
> GRIZZLIES TAKE GAME ONE; RETURN HOME WITH CHANCE TO CLINCH
>
> The Gateway Grizzlies won their first-ever game at Washington's
Falconi Field, when they need it the most. The Grizzlies took game
one of a best-of-three series with the WildThings, defeating
Washington 7-3 Tuesday night.
>
>
> The Grizzlies will return home with a chance to wrap up the
series. Both games three and four (if necessary) are at GMC Stadium.
>
>
> The Grizzlies took an early 2-0 lead, on a two-run double by Tony
Coyne in the third. Washington answered with three in their half of
the third to lead 3-2.
>
>
> The Grizzlies took the lead for good with a pair in the seventh.
Again it was Tony Coyne with a two-run double. That made it 4-3. The
Grizzlies added a run in the eighth on an RBI-double by Oscar
Vargas, before the capped off the scoring in the ninth. Coyne led
off the ninth with a single, before Todd Oetting launched a long
shot to left to make it 7-3.
>
>
> Coyne and Oetting were each 3-5 on the year. Coyne had four RBIs.
Oetting had a pair on the home run. Vargas was 1-2 with the RBI.
>
>
> Adam Jahnsen picked up the win for the Grizzlies. Jahnsen went
seven innings in the start, allowing all three runs on just four
hits. He struck out five. He is 1-0 in the post-season. Dave Klahs
pitched the final two innings picking up the save, his first of the
post-season.
>
>
> The two teams head to GMC Stadium for game two Thursday night.
Game time Thursday is 7:05. Tickets remain for Thursday's game and
are available by calling the Grizzlies at 618-337-3000.
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I plan on being there.

Tim



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once was good and could be again."

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