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



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DAN - Danville
DUP - DuPage
HAN - Hannibal
QUI  - Quincy
SPR - Springfield
BUT - Butler
CHI  - Chillicothe
RIC  - Richmond
SLI  - Slippery Rock


June    (10-15)
3 vs. Reds (RAIN)
4 @ DAN   ( L 2-3)
5 vs. DAN  (L 2-4)
6 @ RIC     (L 2-5)
7 OFF
8 vs. DAN  (W 2-1)
9 @ DAN   (W 5-2)
10 vs. QUI  (L 6-8)
11 vs. QUI  (L 2-7)

12 @ HAN  (W 3-2)
13 @ QUI   (W 7-2)
14 @ HAN (W 6-3)

15 OFF
16 @ DAN (RAIN)
17 vs. DAN (L 3-9)
18 @ SPR   (W 4-3)
19 vs. DUP (L 5-6)
20 vs. DUP (W 3-2)
21 vs. SPR (L 1-2)

22 @ DUP (L 3-4)
23 @ DUP (L 1-2)

24 OFF
25 vs. HAN (W 9-2)
26
vs. HAN
(L 0-1)
27 @ SPR (L 1-10)
28 @ HAN (L 2-5)
29 @ QUI (W 7-6)

30 vs. CHI (L 1-4)

 
July
1 @ DAN L 1-5, W 5-4
2 OFF
3 Bombers vs. SPR
4 Bombers vs. SPR

5 OFF
6 OFF
7 Bombers @ RIC
8 Bombers @ BUT
9 Bombers @ SLI
10 Bombers @ CHI

11 Bombers vs. RIC
12 Bombers vs. RIC

13
OFF
14 OFF
15 All-Star @ SPR
16 Bombers vs. SPR
17
Bombers vs. SPR

18 OFF
19 Bombers vs. DAN
20 Bombers @ HAN
21 Bombers @ QUI
22 Bombers @ QUI

23 Bombers vs. BUT
24 Bombers @ SPR
25 Bombers vs. SLI
26 Bombers @ SPR
27
OFF
28 Bombers vs. DUP
29 Bombers vs. DUP

30 Bombers @ SPR
31 Bombers @ DUP

August
1 Bombers @ DUP
2 Bombers vs. QUI
3 Bombers vs. QUI

4 OFF
5 Bombers vs. HAN
6
Bombers vs. HAN

7 Bombers @ DAN
8 Bombers vs. DAN
BLUE = AWAY
RED = HOME

 

Friday, July 3
Bombers vs. Springfield @ 7:05 p.m.
 

THIRD BASE DEADBEATS NIGHT! - The Bombers show some appreciation to those wacky Third Base Deadbeats!

LADIES NIGHT - Free admission to all ladies! Drink specials for ladies as well - $2.25 16 oz. draft and $3 Mike-Aritas!

Saturday, July 4
Bombers vs. Springfield @ 7:05 p.m.
 

FIREWORKS! sponsored by
Craig and Lange CPA
T & T Roofing
Crane Federal Credit Union
Ackerman Oil
YMI Club
Cheops Landscape Products

 - Stick around after the game for the Bombers' annual Fourth of July Fireworks display! Tickets are going fast so call 812-683-3700 to reserve yours today!

Live Music - provided by C3!
check them out at myspace.com/c3trios!
!

Saturday, July 11
Bombers vs. Richmond @ 7:05 p.m.
 

MOVIE NIGHT! - Stick around after the game to watch "The Sandlot!"

PUBLIC SAFETY NIGHT - All firefighters, police officers, and emts receive free admission with a voucher or badge. Family and friends receive $4 orange chairback tickets!

WINE TASTING - courtesy of Winzerwald Winery in Bristow, Indiana!








Bombers Split Doubleheader
      The Dubois County Bombers split two games in a double header against the Danville Dans on Wednesday. Danville took the first game 5-1 but the Bomber took game #2, 5-4.
     The Bombers struck first in game one as Justin Miller doubled to left in the top of the second inning. John Hotta drove Miller in one out later with a double of his own to give the Bombers an early 1-0 lead. It would be the Bombers' only run of the game.
     Joe Ochs started his first game of the season for the Bombers. He pitched perfect baseball through the first four innings, but could not get out of the fifth with a Bomber lead. Ochs finished the game with 5.1 innings pitched, let five runs cross, four of which were earned and struck out three.
     Justin Miller hit the ball hard and finished the game 3-3 with two doubles and John Hotta dazzled with a 2-2 effort with a double of his own and a walk.
     The Bombers exacted their revenge in the second game. The Bombers scored first as Justin Miller picked up right where he left off driving in Gavin Green on an RBI single to give the Bombers the 1-0 lead.  Danville retaliated to make the score 2-1.
      The action picked up again in the fourth as Brennan Malham tied the game with an RBI triple and then scored the go-ahead run on a John Hotta sacrifice fly.
       The lead jumped back in favor of the Dans scored two runs on a  Ryan Van Amburg home run to take a 4-3 lead.
       Brennan Malham came through in the clutch as he smoked an RBI double in the gap to score Chadd Krist that tied the game and brought the Bombers within striking distance of the lead.
       Malham batted again in the seventh and singled to lead off. He advanced to second on an error and was driven in by a John Hotta triple to make the score 5-4.
     Byrd was charged with all four runs but only gave up three hits in 3.2 innings pitched. James Page picked up the win and fired an inning of perfect ball. Matt Antos continued his dominance picking up the save and extending his
scoreless streak to 17.1 innings.
     Hotta and Malham drove in two runs each in the win.
    


    

 
Bombers Add Star Pitcher
The Bombers have added right-handed pitcher Jordan Jaehne-Llanas to their 2009 pitching staff. Jaehne-Llanas starred this season at Carthage College. He earned second-team all-American status after compiling a 9-2 record and 1.78 ERA.  He features a fastball that clocks at 89-91 mph and what manager Brian Smiley describes as a "plus-plus breaking ball."

Smiley Resigns; Barrett Takes Helm
     M anager Brian Smiley has resigned to take an assistant coaching position at Indiana State University . Assistant Zach Barrett replaces Smiley as Bombers manager. Smiley was named Bombers manager early in the 2007 season and led the team to the CICL Championship . Barrett joined the Bombers this season, serving as Smiley's top assistant. He played collegiately at Middle Tennessee State U. where he led the team with a .383 batting average in 57 games. 
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Affinito Signs with A's
      Former Bomber Chris Affinito has signed an undrafted free agent contract with the Oakland A's. Affinito began his Seton Hall career as a catcher before moving to first base and eventually became a full-time designated hitter.  In 2009, Affinito finished second on the team with a career-high .324 batting average while leading the team with 50 RBI, 14 doubles, nine home runs and a.560 slugging percentage. His on-field accomplishments led to him earning All-BIG EAST and All-NJCBA First Team honors.