2025


Week 1 (04/28)

A&R SECURITY(13) at COUNTRY CORNERS(25)

A&R SECURITY
Eddie Smilkstein 4-4, 
Mike Cring 3-4(2hr,4rbi), 
Bill Hild 3-4 (hr,3rbi), 
Tony Dalia 3-4, 
Freddie Sanchez 3-4, 
Brian Moseman 2-4(hr,3rbi)
COUNTRY CORNERS
Country Corners jumped in front 
with a first batter Joe Yanerella 
triple and kept hitting from there. 
Scoring 5 runs in 2 of the first 3 innings 
and getting hits from the entire lineup, 
all game long, especially the bottom of the 
order allowed acting managers Jack Baxter
and Bob Digglemann to give Vic another present 
in addition to his new grandchild.

Mark Battistoni, Angelo Splendorio, 
and Donny Black all had 4 hits. 
Joe Yanerella, Ray Greco, Phil Chontos, 
and Stan Silverman had 3 hits. 
Bill Hanchett, Bob Digglemann, Pete Longobardi, 
Bob Laragena, John Cacciola, and Ernie Martin 
all had 2 hits. 
Angelo pitched a complete game victory.

HOOK&LADDER(8) at JUNIORS(9)

HOOK&LADDER
No Highlites yet
JUNIORS
No Highlites yet


BYE-MEADOWBROOK

Week 2 (05/05)

COUNTRY CORNERS(14) at JUNIORS TOO(7)

COUNTRY CORNERS
It was the Thrilla from Digilla and 
Country Corners came out swinging.
Leading from the first inning, 
Country Corners scored in almost 
every inning while The Cornermen 
shut Juniors Too down. Complete game 
winning pitcher Angelo Sblendorio 
threw a masterful game and even had 
a 1-2-3 inning on less than 5 pitches.
 He helped his own cause with a 
3 run homerun. Angelo was helped out 
by some outstanding infield defense 
and some smart and aggressive 
baserunning hustle.

Bill Hanchett stroked 3 hits. 
Joe Yanarella, Mark Battistoni, 
Bob Digglemann, Donny Black and
Phil Chontos all had 2 hits. 
Angelo Sblendorio, Bob LaRegina, 
Ernie Martin, Stan Silverman and 
Jim Guarnaccio all chipped in with 1 hit.
JUNIORS TOO
No Highlights YET


A&R SECURITY(16) at MEADOWBROOK(19)

A&R SECURITY
A & R fell to Meadowbrook Farms by 
a score of 19-16, at Whitesell. 
Top offensive players for A & R were 
Eddie Smilkstein 4-4, 
Frank Sanchez 4-4, 
Tom Borrell 3-4 (3rs), 
Mike Cring 3-3 (3rs, 3 RBIs, HR), 
Pat Rose 3-4, 
Brian Moseman 2-3 ( 3rs, 5 RBIs, 2 HR), 
Larry Stewart 2-4, 
Rich Veli 2-3.
MEADOWBROOK
In a game that went back and forth 
throughout the contest, Meadowbrook 
prevailed banging out 31 hits with 
every player on the team having at 
least 2 hits, in a total team effort. 
A&R kept the game tight using the 
long ball with Brian Moseman and 
Mike Cring leading the way.

BYE-HOOK&LADDER


Week 3

A&R SECURITY(10) at HOOK&LADDER(12)

A&R SECURITY
No Highlights submitted
HOOK&LADDER
At big Digilio Field Hook and 
Ladder found just enough offense to 
overcome a sometimes shaky defense 
to beat A & R 12-10 to even their 
record at 1-1. The Laddermen rode 
the arm of winning pitcher Big John McGowan, 
who kept the potent A & R offense mostly 
under control; and hitting contributions 
throughout the lineup, 
as follows:
Emil Viola 2/3 2B 3 RBI ,
Victor Quinton 2/3 with a booming 2 run HR, 
Big Mac 3/3 RBI, 
Tom Hotailing 2/3 RBI, 
John Durso 2/3, 
Paul Morales 2/3 RBI,
Carl Parris 2/3/ 
Ralph Bondi 2/3, 
Joe Versace 2/3,
Rich Sicardo 1/3 RBI, 
Joe Wassweiler 1/3 2B RBI 
John Finaro 1/3 RBI. 
Tommy Mirande also chipped in an RBI

COUNTRY CORNERS(28) at MEADOWBROOK(18)

COUNTRY CORNERS
Country Corners beat Meadowbrook Farms 
today by the score of 28-18. 
Pitcher Angelo Sblendorio kept 
Meadowbrook off of the board for the 
first two innings while the Cornermen 
scored 9 unanswered runs. 
Meadowbrook attempted to come back but 
Country Corners just kept scoring. 
Aided by some great defense, including 
a great catch in right field by 
Donny Black and some great infield plays, 
Country Corners was able to pull off a 
victory and secure first place in the league.

Everyone had at least one hit. Joe Yanarella, 
Mark Battistoni, Bill Hanchett, Phil Chontos, 
and Stan Silverman all had 4 hits. 
Joe Yanarella hit a homerun. 
Mark Battistoni, John Cacciola, Phil Chontos, 
Stan Silverman, and Jim Guaraccia 
all hit triples. 
There may have been other significant 
offensive achievements but I can�t 
read Vic�s scorebook without the aid 
of the Rosetta Stone.
MEADOWBROOK
Let�s put it simply, CC came to play 
hitting wise and we didn�t�.
CC fielded well and we didn�t�.
CC played well overall and didn�t 
allow us back in the game and 
competed throughout.
It was an old fashion butt kicking.

BYE-JUNIORS TOO