Memorable Match-Up: Harper v. Tallion
April 27, 2011 - South Atlantic League (SAL1)
Charleston Dirty Birds News Release
The #1 and #2 overall draft picks of 2010 face-off tonight at Appalachian Power Park. Tickets are on sale now at the Power Box Office, over the phone at 304-344-BATS to purchase your tickets for tonight's memorable match-up.
Check out the Charleston Dirty Birds Statistics
South Atlantic League Stories from April 27, 2011
- 'Dads Come Back With 3-2 Walk Off Win In 11th - Hickory Crawdads
- Augusta Rally Topped In Extras - Augusta GreenJackets
- Drive Squash Grasshoppers, 7-4, Behind Three Home Runs - Greenville Drive
- Machado and Birds Hand Gnats Fifth Straight Defeat - Savannah Sand Gnats
- Machado Leads Shorebirds To 5-2 Win In Game Three - Delmarva Shorebirds
- West Virginia-Hagerstown Suspended - Charleston Dirty Birds
- Gnats Game Notes: Wednesday, April 27 at Delmarva - Savannah Sand Gnats
- RiverDogs Search for the "Lowcountry's Baseball Mom of the Year" - Charleston RiverDogs
- Intimidators/Legends Postponed - Kannapolis Cannon Ballers
- Legends Game Rained Out - Lexington Legends
- Power Game Notes - Charleston Dirty Birds
- Lakewood Falls 6-2 to Charleston on Wednesday - Jersey Shore BlueClaws
- Nuding in Full Control as 'Dogs Cruise Past 'Claws, 6-1 - Charleston RiverDogs
- Memorable Match-Up: Harper v. Tallion - Charleston Dirty Birds
- Shorebirds Game Notes - Delmarva Shorebirds
- Shorebirds Preparing for New Promotion, Mustache May - Delmarva Shorebirds
- Today's Game Postponed - Rome Emperors
- Power Surge Covers Suns in Game Two - Hagerstown Suns
The opinions expressed in this release are those of the organization issuing it, and do not necessarily reflect the thoughts or opinions of OurSports Central or its staff.
Other Recent Charleston Dirty Birds Stories
- Charleston Dirty Birds Drop Series Finale to Lexington
- Charleston Dirty Birds Shut out Lexington Legends 4-0
- Dirty Birds Split the Sunday Doubleheader
- Dirty Birds Drop Home Opener to Blue Crabs
- Record-Breaking Crowd Packed GoMart Ballpark as Marshall Walked off No. 16 WVU
