
Intimidators and BlueClaws Put Game on Pause
Published on August 4, 2006 under South Atlantic League (SAL1)
Kannapolis Cannon Ballers News Release
Kannapolis, NC- Due to violent thunderstorms, tonight's game between the Kannapolis Intimidators and Lakewood BlueClaws was suspended in the bottom of the 4th inning, with the Intimidators ahead 5-2. The suspended game will be picked up in the bottom of the 4th with 2-outs, tomorrow at 6pm at Fieldcrest Cannon Stadium, and will go to 9 innings. The 2nd game will begin 30 minutes after the conclusion of the first game. It will be a 7 inning game. All tickets to tonight's game can be redeemed for any future home Intimidators game this season.
Game and season tickets are available by calling (704) 932-FANS or logging on to intimidatorsbaseball.com.
South Atlantic League Stories from August 4, 2006
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- McCutchen and Corley Crack Homers; âDads Beat âDogs 5-3 - Hickory Crawdads
- Captains win over Drive - Lake County Captains
- Intimidators and BlueClaws Put Game on Pause - Kannapolis Cannon Ballers
- Holmberg homers twice in Power win - Charleston Dirty Birds
- Drive Stumble Versus Captains, Lose 7-2 - Greenville Drive
- Pitching and defense solid as Hoppers top Sand Gnats - Greensboro Grasshoppers
- Cat in the Hat at FirstEnergy Park - Jersey Shore BlueClaws
- Tabata returns from disabled list - Charleston RiverDogs
- Power to showcase Charleston Bullitts - Charleston Dirty Birds
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- Three Columbia Home Runs, 15 Strikeouts Burn Kannapolis in 7-2 Loss Tuesday
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