SL1 Chattanooga Lookouts

Lookouts game notes

Published on April 21, 2006 under Southern League (SL1)
Chattanooga Lookouts News Release


THE LAST GAME-The Chattanooga Lookouts lose the finale against Mobile, 6-1. BayBears pitching held the Lookouts' offense in check by only allowing three hits.

Phil Dumatrait (0-1) took the loss after tossing three innings and allowing four earned runs on four hits. He also walked three and struck out three. Eddy Valdez got some work in relief, pitching four innings. He gave up four hits and two runs, including a home run in the seventh by BayBears shortstop Juan Ciriaco. Carlos Guevara also got into the mix with an inning pitched.

Roger Deago (2-0) got the win for Mobile. He pitched five innings and surrendered one earned run on two hits. The BayBears relief core did its job as well. Paul Abraham and Arturo Lopez combined to pitch four innings of one-hit, shutout baseball.

PROBABLE STARTERS:RHP Josh Hall will take the mound for the Lookouts. This will be his first start of the season for Chattanooga. He was recently added to the roster from Louisville (AAA). At Louisville, Hall was 1-0 with a 1.69 ERA in two starts. He will be opposed by RHP Randy Wells. To date, Wells is 1-1 with a 1.54 ERA in two starts.

WEST TENN SERIES PROBABLE ROTATION:

Saturday: LHP JR Mathis vs. RHP Travis Chick

Sunday: RHP Carlos Mateas vs. LHP Bong, LHP Pelland

Monday: LHP Chris Shaver vs. TBA

Tuesday: RHP Tim Mateo vs. TBA

NEWS 'N' NOTES:

-At a 4-1 mark, the Lookouts have the best home record in the Southern League.

-Lookouts' outfielder Alex Sanchez ranks among the top 10 of all Southern League players with a .326 batting average.

-Aaron Herr is second in the league with nine extra-base hits.

- In 2005, The Lookouts lost the season series against the Diamond Jaxx 7-10.

- Second-baseman Luis Bolivar and Pitcher Brock Till have been sent to Sarasota (A, FSL)

- Pitcher Josh Hall and infielder Jeff Bannon have been added to the Lookouts roster from Louisville (AAA, IL)

THIS DATE IN BASEBALL HISTORY:

1898 In a game against the Giants, Philadelphia Nationals' pitcher Bill Duggelby hits a grand slam in his first major league at-bat. Bobby Bonds will hit one in his first game in his third at-bat, but Duggleby's feat will not be accomplished again until August 31, 2005 when Jeremy Hermida of the marlins goes yard with the bases full.

1900 In a small wooden ballpark located at 39th and Princeton, the White Sox play their first game in franchise history losing to Milwaukee, 5-4.

1948 Returning after a one-year suspension, Dodger manager Leo Durocher uses 24 players in a 9-5 loss to the Giants.

1951 At Fenway Park, Senator Gil Coan hits two triples in the same inning.

1961 The Minnesota Twins, formerly known as the Washington Senators, play their first home game in Minnesota at Metropolitan Stadium losing to the 'new' expansion Washington Senator.

2000 In Cincinnati, the Dodger/Red game is delayed for 27 minutes due to the umpires' equipment being accidentally been shipped to New York. Replacement gear is secured from a downtown store but due to heavy traffic a police escort is needed to get the goods to Cinergy Field.

2002 Atlanta shortstop Rafael Furcal ties a major league record, which was most previously done by White Sox outfielder Lance Johnson in 1995, by hitting three triples in a game. The last time a Braves' player hit three three-baggers in one contest was on June 13, 1956 when Danny O'Connell accomplished the feat.

2006 SERIES: (WTN):0-0 Home: 0-0 Road:0-0

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