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  1. UL Baseball 2004 Fall Ball World Series

    Roster, Practice, G-1, G-2, G-3, G-4, G-5, G-6, G-7


    Best-of-7 games series will be played at M.L. “Tigue” Moore Field

    LOUISIANA La. – Louisiana’s Ragin’ Cajuns baseball team will hold its annual Vermilion-White Fall World Series at M.L. “Tigue” Moore Field. The best-of-seven games series will begin Monday, Nov. 1, with game one at 6 p.m.

    The team will be split into two squads consisting of the Red and White teams. Each team has eight senior captains who drafted the teams and will perform coaching decisions as well as playing in the series. Leading the red team are seniors Adam Massiatte, Dallas Morris, Ray Dees, Phillip Hawke, Austin Faught, Franco Cardinale, Ian Pecoraro and Thad Montgomery. Senior captains for the white team are Justin Morgan, Micah Cockrell, Justin Merendino, John Coker, Kevin Ardoin, Kraig Schambough, Jered Salazar and Leonard Guerrero.

    The World Series will be the last chance for the Louisiana coaching staff to evaluate some of the new talent on this year’s squad before making final roster decisions following the series.

    Games one through four will be played Monday, Nov. 1-Thursday, Nov. 4, respectively, at 6 p.m. If necessary, game five will begin at 12 p.m. on Saturday, Nov. 6; game six will begin 30 minutes following the conclusion of game five. If necessary, game seven will begin at 12 p.m. on Sunday, Nov. 7.

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    Vermilion-White Fall World Series Schedule

  3. Game 1 – Monday, November 1 (6 p.m.)
  4. Game 2 – Tuesday, November 2 (6 p.m.)
  5. Game 3 – Wednesday, November 3 (6 p.m.)
  6. Game 4 – Thursday, November 4 (6 p.m.)
  7. Game 5 – Saturday, November 6 (12 p.m. – if necessary)
  8. Game 6 – Saturday, November 6 (30 minutes after Game 5 – if necessary)
  9. Game 7 – Tuesday, November 9 (7:30 p.m.)
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    2004 Vermilion-White Fall World Series Rosters
      Vermilion
    Roster
        White
    Roster
    # Player   # Player
    5 Justin Boyette   1 Kevin Ardoin
    7 Franco Cardinale   2 C.J. Blue
    15 Ray Dees   3 Matt Bounds
    16 Austin Faught   4 Devon Bourque
    17 Buddy Glass   6 Tigre Breaux
    21 Phillip Hawke   8 Matt Casbon
    26 Josh Landry   9 Micah Cockrell
    27 Derrick Louque   10 John Coker
    28 Jonathon Lucroy   11 Jeremy Collins
    29 Cody Martin   12 Jeff Cook
    30 Jeff Martinez   13 Jonathon Cottrell
    31 Adam Massiatte   14 Geoff Craig
    32 John McCarthy   18 T.J. Gros
    33 Trey Meche   19 Leonard Guerrero
    36 Kyle Mickles   22 Tim Hazlewood
    37 Jeff Mizzi   23 Matt Hicks
    38 Thad Montgomery   24 Chris Johns
    41 Dallas Morris   25 Blaine LaFleur
    42 Dustin Padgett   34 Justin Merendino
    43 Jameson Parker   35 Kyle Mineo
    44 Ian Pecoraro   39 Hunter Moody
    45 Matt Pilgreen   40 Justin Morgan
    46 Ken Pokryfke   47 Nick Prather
    52 Jeremy Smith   48 Alex Preciado
    53 Jonathon Smith   49 Jered Salazar
    54 Jeffries Tatford   50 Brandt Sanders
    55 Jeremy Whipple   51 Kraig Schambough
    56 Jimmy White   57 Josh Williams
    Trainer: Matt Hollifield   Trainer: Tiffany Gary
    Manager: Trase Guidry   Manager: Ryan Dice
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    Montgomery, Sanders will start Game 1 on Monday

    LOUISIANA La. — Senior Thad Montgomery and junior Brandt Sanders drew the starting assignments for the Red and White teams respectively when Louisiana’s baseball squad begins its annual Fall World Series Monday night at Moore Field.

    The righthanded Montgomery and the southpaw Sanders will kick off the best-of-seven series that wraps up fall drills for the Ragin’ Cajun squad. Game one is set for 6 p.m. Monday, with the next three games scheduled for Tuesday through Thursday.

    After a day off Friday — when the Cajun football team plays its Friday night nationally-televised contest against North Texas — an if-necessary doubleheader is set for noon Saturday. If a seventh game is necessary, it will be played at noon Sunday.

    “These games are for the players,” said Cajun coach Tony Robichaux, who along with assistant coaches John Szefc and Anthony Babineaux will take seats in the stands and act as observers for the Series games. “We’re hard on them in practice and we’ve been on them hard for four solid weeks, so when you get to game day it’s for them. The World Series lets them get after each other.”

    The staff will be using the Series to finalize decisions on the 2005 roster.

    The rest of the story

    Dan McDonald
    dmcdonald@lafayette.gannett.com

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  13. UL Baseball Fall Ball World Series G1: White Team 19 Red Team 8

    Preciado’s Grand Slam, Errors Lift White Team To 19-8 Win

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    White Team scored 12 runs in three innings

    LOUISIANA La. – Alex Preciado’s grand slam in the top of the third inning, coupled with nine Red team fielding errors, lifted the White team to a 19-8 victory here Monday in game one of the 2004 Red-White Fall World Series at Moore Field.

    In the top of the first, designated hitter Justin Merendino reached on a Dallas Morris fielding error to give the White team a base runner with one out. Micah Cockrell struck out swinging for the second out. Merendino then scored on a two-out opposite-field double by Leonard Guerrero to give White the early 1-0 advantage. Guerrero was thrown out at third on the play to end the inning.

    Matt Casbon singled up the middle to lead off the top of third for the White team. Devon Bourque followed with a bunt single, advancing Casbon to second. A Merendino single to left field loaded the bases. Cockrell struck out for White’s first out of the inning. Guerrero then reached on a fielder’s choice and Casbon scored on Morris’ second fielding error of the night to give White a 2-0 lead. Preciado cleared the bases with a grand slam to left center to extend the White team’s lead to 6-0.

    In the bottom half of the third, Jameson Parker singled home Ray Dees to give Red its first run of the night, making the score 6-1.

    The White team led off the fourth with back-to-back doubles to increase its lead to 7-1. Meredino’s single up the middle, scoring Casbon. Guerrero’s sacrifice fly to right scored Devon Bourque, giving the White team a 9-1 advantage.

    In the bottom half of the fourth, the Red team scored three runs to trim White’s lead to 9-4.

    The Red team’s fielding woes continued in the top of the fifth. Parker’s fielding error allowed Matt Bounds to reach base. Justin Morgan’s triple to left center plated Bounds and Matt Hicks to extend White’s lead to 11-4. Cockrell then reached on a Dees fielding error, scoring Merendino and Casbon to give White a 13-4 advantage.

    In the bottom of the sixth, the Red team trimmed White’s lead to seven runs. Josh Landry’s single plated Jeremy Smith and Trey Meche to diminish the White team lead 13-6.

    The White team scored five more runs in the top of the eighth inning to expand its lead to 12 runs, 18-6. Two more fielding errors by the Red team allowed the White team to capitalize. Kyle Mineo hit a two-run single, scoring Cockrell and John Coker. Matt Hicks followed with a two-run double, plating Preciado and Mineo. Hicks later scored when Jeff Cook grounded into a double play.

    Red team tacked on two more runs in the bottom of the eighth, trimming the White lead to 18-8.

    White team starting pitcher Brandt Sanders received the win. Sanders pitched 4 2/3 innings, giving up four runs on five hits, while striking out two batters.

    Thad Montgomery received the loss for the Red team, pitching three innings, allowing eight runs on seven hits.

    Four players for the White team each had two RBI, while Preciado led the team with four RBI. Jonathan Lucroy led the Red team, going 3-for-3 with a double and three RBI.

    The annual Red-White Fall World Series will continue Tuesday with game two set to begin at 6 p.m.

    White Team 19, Red Team 8 (Nov. 1, 2004 at Lafayette, La.)

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    Pitchers: White Team - Sanders, B; Moody, H(5); Collins, J(7); Breaux, T(8); Cockrell, M(8).

    Red Team - Montgomery; Martinez, J(4); Boyette, J(7); Mickles, K(8).

    Win-Sanders, B(1-0) Loss-Montgomery(0-1) T-3:20 A-0

    HR WHITE - Preciado, A.

    Game notes:

    Game 1 of 2004 Red-White Fall World Series

    Red has home field advantage for entire series

    Montgomery faced 2 batters in the 4th.

    Boyette, J faced 4 batters in the 8th.

    Breaux, T faced 5 batters in the 8th.

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    Hopefully the Error colomn for the Red team is a type. 9 Errors?

    Is the World Series used as a chance for the coaches to see some of the newer players in game action? I see alot of new names especially on the pitching staff.

    Looks like Jonathan Lucroy could be one to watch.


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    "Hopefully the Error colomn for the Red team is a type. 9 Errors?"

    This was an ugly game. I left in the 6th inning and there were already about 9 errors total. The game was plagued with mistakes.


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    Yeah, but not to worry. Dallas Morris had four errors last night.

    He had three all of last season.

    I think you call that a glitch.


  18. UL Baseball FallBall World Series G2

    I couldn't stay long, don't know the final score, but I did get a picture of the Incredible Hawke's swing that resulted in the 1st Home Run of the series.

    I also got to meet SunGrasses, can't wait to meet Mr. SunGrasses.

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    well imagine my surprise to find myself in your picture..

    red came back and ate first.. down 7-6 rallied with mccarthy and dees knocking in tying and go ahead runs.. think i heard 11-7.. series tied at 1 apiece.. who's eating beans on monday?

    ps. not sure if it means anything although, i wore sunglasses .. (smiles)


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    Where are you, BR? I don't see no stinkin' mullets! LOL


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