Adams Little League Game Results

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Tuesday, May 6, 2008  Co-op 17 – Lions 2

Dylan Martins and Dahandre Sistrunk combined for a 2 hitter and Co-op banged out 10 hits for the winning Co-op team. Dylan Martins led the charge with a grand slam. Eric Sneizek had 2 hits, including a double and 3 RBI’s. Cory Puccio had 2 hits and 2 RBI’s, while Zach Albareda had 2 hits and 1 RBI. Ben Trimarchi also had 2 hits. Dahandre Sistrunk had his first Little League hit with the Co-op team.

Lions had a tough night against the Co-op team. Cody O’Neil and Tyler Carpenter had the only 2 two hits for Lions. Centerfielder, Chaise LaBrie made a good catch of a line drive heading for the gap in left center field. Christopher Lillie was the losing pitcher for Lions.

Thursday, May 8, 2008  Val’s 14 – Elks 5

Val’s Variety topped Elks 14-5, as eight batters collected at least one hit in the twelve hit attack. Brandon Tworig, David Haley, Matt Koperniak and Shaun Knapp had 2 hits apiece. Tworig was the top offensive star, leading the way with a double and triple. He also scored 3 runs and drove in 3 runs.  Haley also had 2 hits and 3 RBI’s for the winning team. Matt Waltermire and Nate Tomkiewicz each contributed with a triple. On the mound, Brandon Tworig and Matt Waltermire combined to shut down a very solid Elks lineup. Tworig pitched the first two innings and allowed 3 runs on only 1 hit. Waltermire came on to pitch the final 4 innings, and allowed only 2 runs to pick up the win in relief. He also helped his own cause by completing an unassisted double play in the 4th inning.


The Elks could not shutdown the hot hitting Val’s team but managed to get 8 hits and 5 runs of their own despite leaving 13 runners on base. Zach Wright led the Elks with 3 hits and Evan Delmolino got his first Little League hit with a sharp single to left field. David Bailot, Joe Gwozdz and Keith Pero also chipped in with hits and Justin Nichols, David Frye and David Bailot worked the count for two walks each.

Friday, May 9, 2008 Elks 10 – Co-op 0

Justin Nichols had another outstanding night on the mound with 8 strikeouts, no walks and 2 hits allowed in 4 innings for his second win of the year. Sean Ryan-Kut led the hitting with a 2 for 2 night. Zach Wright and David Frye continued their hot hitting and David Bailot, Joe Gwozdz and Nichols contributed big hits as well.

The only bright spot for Co-op was Zach Albareda, who went 2 for 2 with a double.
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Cheshire Town Meeting Oks Budgets, Debates Potential Prop 2 1/2 Override

By Sabrina DammsiBerkshires Staff

Moderator Carol Francesconi, left, and Anne Marie Furey were presented flowers in memory of the Rev. William Furey, their brother and husband, respectively. The town report was dedicated to him. 
CHESHIRE, Mass. — Town meeting on Monday approved all 35 articles on the annual meeting warrant, including a total spending for fiscal 2027 of more than $8.5 million. 
 
Some 77 of the town's more than 2,500 registered voters filled the Cheshire Community House meeting room, debating on a number of articles during the meeting that lasted nearly three hours
 
The town dedicated its annual report to the Rev. William David Furey, longtime pastor of First Baptist Church and more recently Berkshire Union Chapel in Lanesborough. Furey died last year at age 77.
 
His wife, Anne Marie Furey, and his sister, Town Moderator Carol Francesconi, were presented with a bouquet of flowers in tribute to him. 
 
He was an exemplary member of the community who left a lasting impression in each and every life that he touched, said Town Clerk Whitney Flynn. 
 
Voters approved several warrant articles that make up an operating budget of $3,840,314 for fiscal 2027. Of this amount, $1,642,481 is allocated for the general government budget, which was approved after clarification of a few questions.
 
One item was the administrative assistant's salary. Prior to the annual meeting, the town eliminated the executive assistant salary of $54,309 in favor of a part-time administrative assistant salary of $27,155, to reduce costs considering the financial constraint the town is in. 
 
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