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Collegian: Spikes blow save in series opener

By Audrey Snyder

Collegian Staff Writer

For a team that was looking to win a game for the first time in three days, a late surge by the Batavia Muckdogs couldn’t have come at a worse time for the State College Spikes.

After holding a one-run lead heading into the ninth inning, the Spikes (34-36) defense faltered as they fell to the Muckdogs 8-7. The Spikes let the Muckdogs (36-34) begin the ninth inning with a double down the right field line and then watched as their lead slipped away beneath the bright lights at Dwyer Stadium.

via Spikes blow save in series opener – The Daily Collegian Online .

State College Spikes Pre-Game Notes

Monday, August 31 – 7:05 p.m.

State College Spikes – Pittsburgh Pirates (34-35)

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Batavia Muckdogs – St. Louis Cardinals (35-34)

Game #70 / Road Game #32

RHP Phillip Irwin (1-1, 0.69) vs. RHP Michael Blazek (4-8, 4.20)

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-SPIKES START FINAL ROAD STRETCH: The State College Spikes finish off the 2009 season with a seven-game road trip, starting tonight with the first game of a two-game set against the Batavia Muckdogs at Dwyer Stadium. The Spikes took two of three games against the Muckdogs in a series last week in Batavia, and lead the season series, 5-3. Batavia leads the all-time series, 21-17.

via State College Spikes Game Notes – OurSports Central – Independent and Minor League Sports News.

Spikes Welcome Record Crowd to Home Finale

5,757 fans fill the park as Spikes top attendance mark again

STATE COLLEGE, PA – Fueled by a record walk-up crowd of over 1,600, a record 5,757 fans smashed the attendance record at Medlar Field at Lubrano Park for the second time in less than two weeks as the State College Spikes played their home finale on Sunday, dropping a 5-3 decision to the Williamsport Crosscutters.

via State College Spikes: News: Article.

State College Spikes Pre-Game Notes

Wednesday, August 26 – 7:05 p.m.

State College Spikes – Pittsburgh Pirates (33-31)

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Jamestown Jammers – Florida Marlins (26-38)

Game #65 / Road Game #30

RHP Nathan Baker (0-0, 2.70) vs. RHP Joe O’Gara (2-4, 6.95)

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-SPIKES LOOK FOR SERIES WIN: The State College Spikes look to win back-to-back road series in the second game of a three-game series against the Jamestown Jammers tonight at Russell Diethrick Park. The Spikes are now 2-1 at Diethrick Park this year, having split a doubleheader with Jamestown in their last visit, and are 5-3 against the Jammers overall in 2009. Jamestown leads the all-time series, 21-17.

via State College Spikes Game Notes – OurSports Central – Independent and Minor League Sports News.

CDT: Spikes squash Jammers

From CDT staff reports

JAMESTOWN, N.Y. — The Jamestown Jammers were in a generous mood Tuesday evening.

Two errors and some pitching control problems by the Jammers helped the State College Spikes to an 8-1 win at Diethrick Park.

via Spikes squash Jammers | Penn State News | State College Spikes Games – Centre Daily Times.

Collegian: State College handles Jamestown

By Tom Copain

Collegian Staff Writer

With all the teams in front of them in the New York-Penn League wild card on their way to wins, the State College Spikes needed to keep pace.

Thanks to a three-run first inning the Spikes did just that, beating the Jamestown Jammers 8-1 to stay 3.5 games back in the wildcard race.

via State College handles Jamestown – The Daily Collegian Online .

Spikes Capitalize on Jammers Miscues in Win

Walks, wild pitches and Jamestown errors aid Spikes bats in victory

JAMESTOWN, NY – The State College Spikes took advantage of walks and errors early and late, adding enough firepower to roll to a 9-1 win over the Jamestown Jammers on Tuesday night at Russell Diethrick Park.

State College (33-31) jumped out to a 5-1 lead through four innings, and added to it with help from two Jamestown (26-38) errors and nine walks issued by Jammers pitching. The nine free passes were the most allowed by a Spikes opponent all season.

via State College Spikes: News: Article.

Spikes Split Twin Bill in Batavia

Irvine goes to sole possession of third place in RBI

BATAVIA, NY – Aaron Baker came up just a home run shy of the cycle as the State College Spikes split a doubleheader against the Batavia Muckdogs on Monday at Dwyer Stadium, taking game one, 5-2, and dropping game two, 4-1.

Baker collected a triple, single and double, in that order, in his first three at-bats of game one. In his fourth plate appearance, however, the Oklahoma alumnus was intentionally walked. Baker ended the two games by going 3-for-6.

via State College Spikes: News: Article.

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