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Final
2010 KIT Only Standings
| Team |
W |
L |
% |
GB |
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Tradewater
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28 |
13 |
.683 |
- |
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Fulton
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27 |
14 |
.659 |
1 |
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Owensboro
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20 |
20 |
.500 |
7.5 |
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Marion
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16 |
24 |
.400 |
11.5 |
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Farmington
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10 |
30 |
.250 |
17.5 |
Final
2010 Overall Season
Record
| Team |
W |
L |
% |
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Tradewater
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30 |
15 |
.667 |
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Fulton
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29 |
15 |
.659 |
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Owensboro
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20 |
22 |
.476 |
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Marion
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22 |
26 |
.458 |
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Farmington
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12 |
30 |
.286 |
(Overall
record includes TSCBA games)
CONTACTS
FOR 2010 INFO
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Mike Smith -
General
Manager
Cubb
Stokes -
Co-general
Manager
Richard Parham -
Co-general
Manager
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270-309-0337
(c)
270-627-4040
(c)
731-884-2436
(o)
731-796-0068
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History
The
Railroaders played in the old Kitty
League which was founded in 1903. The League played
baseball at the Class D level from 1903 to 1955. In 2005 the
Fulton Railroaders were reborn within a new K.I.T. League after
50 years. The Railroaders played with the new KIT League through
2010. For 2011, the Railroaders have joined a new league
(currently under development), along with teams from Owensboro KY, Tradewater KY, and Marion KY. Additional
league information is forthcoming.
League
Information
The
league plays a 50 game schedule beginning near June1st. NCAA
rules and guidelines will be followed and all umpires are NCAA
certified. We are a collegiate wooden bat league.
Team
Information
The
Fulton Railroader Baseball Club L.L.C. is owned by local business
people. Our goal is to provide a quality baseball team and
excitement for the citizens of our area.
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Cubb
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Richard
Parham
Elaine
Forrester
Alice
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Fulton,
KY 42041
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N E
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Farewell
to the 2010 baseball season.
The Season is over and the players for the 2010 Team
have gone their separate ways. Each one will be
missed and hopes are some will return next year. The
Railroaders finished the season in a solid second place
in League and overall standings. The team won 20 home
games in 2010, better than previous years and a record
for the reborn Railroaders. The Team also forced a
"sudden-death" season playoff game with the
Pirates to break a tie in the season standings, a game
that went 12 innings and added extra thrills. The Owners
and Fans appreciate and applaud the Coaches and Players
for a great summer of baseball. For those who wish to
record comments on the season, you can do so on
Hoghead's blog or visit us on Facebook.
For
the League's Post Season Playoff information, go to the KIT
League Website for a complete picture of the
playoff series..
2010
Season summaries click here
Pre-Season News click
here
KIT
announces 2010 Season Leaders .
(July,
28, 2010). The
regular completed, the individual offensive and pitching
leaders have been announced by the KIT League. Two
Railroaders are among the best in the league. Both Cody
Gibson and Benjamin Johnson tied for the most Saves by
league pitchers. For a complete list of league leaders,
go to the KIT
League Website.
KIT
6, TSCBA 0.
(July
4, 2010). The
All-Stars of the Kentucky-Illinois-Tennessee (KIT) League
came together in Owensboro Kentucky to shut out the
visiting All-Stars of the Tennessee Summer Collegiate Baseball
Association (TSCBA) Sunday evening. The final score was 6 to
0. The KIT All-Stars scored first with one run in the bottom of
the 1st inning. Mike Bass (Railroaders) led off with a
single, and stole second base. Bass took third base on a
fielders choice. He scored on an RBI groundout by Tyler
Duplantis (Pirates). KIT increased its lead with two more
runs in the bottom of the 3rd inning. Travis Jankowski (Bobcats)
walked for the second time in the game. He stole second base, then
scored on an RBI double off the bat of Justin Juneau (Pirates). Duplantis
collected his second RBI of game by following with a RBI double of
his own, scoring Juneau. KIT added two more runs in the bottom of
the 6th inning. Jordan White (Oilers) singled. He scored all the
way from first base on a RBI double by Ryan Chesler (Bobcats).
Chesler moved to third base on a groundout and scored on
an RBI grounder by Luke Garmon (OIlers). KIT scored one more
run in the bottom of the 8th inning. Mike Perez (Bobcats) singled.
Perez got to second base safely when a ball intended to start
a 1-6-3 double play sailed over the shortstop's reach, so
Garmon reached first safely. A walk loaded the bases. The TSCBA
infield converted a fielder's choice into an opportunity to force
Perez at the plate. but the bases remained loaded. Garmon scored
on an RBI single by Kellen Begeman (Railroaders). TSCBA got
the two outs it needed to leave the score at 6 to 0 in KIT's
favor, where it remained at the end of the game. The succession
of KIT pitchers combined for the three-hit shutout. The starter
was Zach Lewis (Browns). Ryan Rogers (Oilers) gets the win -- pitching
the two innings that made the game official. The losing pitcher
was TSCBA starter Garrett Franchier (Wilson Co. Lynx). Click
for Box Scores.
Five
Railroaders selected to All Star Team .
(June
29, 2010). The
KIT League teams' managers complete selection of the
2010 All Stars on Monday, June 29th. Fulton is proud to
announce that five Railroader were chosen for the team
and two more honorable mentions . The Fulton All Stars
are: Brett Teschner, Mike Bass, Josh Reynolds, Mitch
McClay and Derek
Roof. Honorable mentions for Fulton were Gage Franklin
and Cody Gibson. The KIT League All Star Team will play
the best of the Tennessee Summer Collegiate Baseball Association
(TSCBA) this coming Sunday, July 4th, in Owensboro,
KY. Events for the All Stars day will begin at
1:00 p.m.. For the complete 2010 KIT All Star Team
roster, see the KIT League website.
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