Dubois County Bombers -             P.O. Box 332 -             Huntingburg, IN 47542
Offices at League Stadium; 203 S. Cherry St. - 812-683-3700 - dcbombers@psci.net


 

PROSPECT LEAGUE STANDINGS
2nd Half
DIVISON
RECORD
GAMES BACK
EASTERN

Chillicothe*
14-5
-
West Virginia
10-10
4.5
Slippery Rock
8-9
5
Butler
5-13
8.5
Lorain Co.
4-15
10

CENTRAL

TERRE HAUTE
12-6
-
Nashville
10-7
1.5
Danville*
10-10
3
Richmond
9-10
3.5
Dubois Co.
8-11
4.5

WESTERN

Quincy
11-6
-
Richmond
14-8
.5
Dekalb Co.
10-8
1.5
Hannibal
9-9
2.5
Dupage
6-13
6
TODAY IN THE
PROSPECT LEAGUE
Friday
July 30th
Nashville @ Dubois Co.
Chillicothe @ Butler
Lorain Co. @ Richmond
Dekalb Co. @ Springfield
Quincy @ Hannibal
Danville @ West Virginia
Dupage @ Terre Haute

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TODAY'S GAME
After an off day, the Bombers will host the
 Nashville Outlaws on Friday the 30th. 
The game is scheduled for a 7:05 pm EDT start.
West Virginia Miners vs. Dubois Co. Bombers
* - First Half 
Division Winners
The next Bomber home game is scheduled for Friday, July 30th against the Nashville Outlaws.
At the ballpark Friday night, the Bombers will be welcoming a group from Flip ‘N Twist and will be showing a movie after the game.  Bring the whole family to catch the baseball classic “Rookie of the Year” on a giant screen at League Stadium!
July 29, 2010 – Coincidental or not, when Michael Corrigan comes up to bat the song “All I Do is Win” by DJ Khaled plays.  That’s certainly what Corrigan did Thursday night with his walk-off RBI single in the ninth inning.  The Bombers came into this meeting with the Richmond River Rats having lost all five of their previous matchups by a combined score of 32-8.  But tonight, Dubois County redeemed themselves with a thrilling 6-5 victory in dramatic fashion. Sam Walker started for the Bombers and pitched great in his seven innings.  He was on his game early and never allowed a single run until the seventh inning.  In that seventh inning, two errors allowed Richmond to get back in the game.  While the River Rats scored three runs, none of them were earned as Walker received no decision. Eric Meyerchick
 (2-4) made a rare relief appearance Thursday and received his second win.  Meyerchick got the last out of the eighth and then pitched a scoreless ninth on the way to the Bombers victory. The Bomber offense knocked 10 hits - none of them bigger than Michael Corrigan’s game-winning single.  Corrigan entered the game in the seventh inning as a pinch hitter and certainly made his mark.  In the seventh with two runners on, he lined an RBI single into left field.  But with the score tied in the bottom of the ninth he delivered his biggest blow with a liner over second base to put a notch in the win column for Dubois County.  Thursday night, all Michael Corrigan did was win.