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Cats Out-Fun Silver Eagle

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A wise man once said, “strikeouts are boring.  Besides that, they’re fascist.  Throw some ground balls- it’s more democratic.”  And so it also goes with home runs in slow-pitch softball.  Sure, the image of brutish Brutus lumbering to the plate with his lumber and launching a soft-tossed pitch into orbit is one image of the game, but is it really more interesting or appealing or exciting or fun than the magic of 10 rank amateurs

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Another Bad Trip for Cats

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For the second time in three weeks Pitches B Trippin (4-4 overall, 3-2 Kenosha League first half) thrashed Harmony Sea Kittens (4-4, 3-2), this time sailing away with a 21-11 win at Olbrich Park Wednesday night.  A win for Sea Kittens would have placed the team into the league championship game for the second consecutive year, but early offensive struggles coupled with some spacey defense left the Cats playing from behind from the start.  

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Cats Smash Past Mashers

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Try saying that four times fast. Harmony Sea Kittens moved to 3-0 for only the second time in franchise history with a tough 13-8 win over a young, talented Monona Mashers (0-3) squad. Los Gatitos slammed three home runs and had enough timely two-out hitting to overcome some defensive “excitement,” and remains the lone unbeaten team in MSCR Kenosha League play. The Mashers- a new team in 2019- flashed some bats in the first inning,

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Wilson’s Cools Cats

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With a share of the Castle Rock League title on the line, frontrunners Wilson’s Coolers (5-0) jumped to an early lead and held on to beat Harmony Sea Kittens 21-16 on a brisk October evening at Olbrich Park Wednesday.  With the win Wilson’s locked up the Castle Rock championship and dropped Harmony (3-2) into a respectable bronze-medal tie in its return to top-level Wednesday night fall play.  After playing sub-0.500 fall ball for the first six

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