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Saturday May 01, 2010
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Le Moyne Upsets FSU |
FSU Sports Information
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Fourth-ranked Florida State (31-11) fell to
Le Moyne (25-23) 3-1 in the first of a three-game series on Mike Martin
Field inside Dick Howser Stadium. Game one on Saturday was the
resumption of Friday night’s game which was suspended after five innings
due to rain and poor field conditions.
The Seminoles left 11 runners stranded in game one including four in the
final four innings on Saturday.
The best scoring opportunity for the Seminoles after the game resumed
came in the seventh when the Garnet and Gold loaded the bases with no
body out but failed to get a run across. Tyler Holt and Stephen Cardullo
put together back-to-back singles, while Mike McGee followed with a
walk. With the bases loaded, Stuart Tapley took the first pitch he saw
from Le Moyne reliever Jeff Tardiff and lined it right back to the
mound. The Dolphin pitcher snared the line drive and then threw over to
first to get McGee for the double play. Tardiff then got Jayce Boyd to
line out to right to maintain the Dolphins 3-1 lead.
Le Moyne’s Cory Nelson (2-5) picked up the victory working five innings
and giving up just one run on seven hits. Tardiff started for the
Dolphins on Saturday and pitched the final four innings to earn his
first save of the season. The junior right hander kept the Noles
scoreless allowing just two hits, while issuing three walks.
Sean Gilmartin (6-4) suffered the loss as he allowed three runs on five
hits in 5.0 innings of work on Friday. Geoff Parker threw the final four
innings for the Seminoles on Saturday giving up three hits as he walked
one and struck out a batter.
Holt, Cardullo and McGee each registered two hits in game one, while
McGee drove in the lone run for the Seminoles on an RBI double in the
fifth.
Both teams were held scoreless through the first three innings in game
one. The Seminoles left five runners on during that span including two
runners in both the first and second innings. FSU had runners at second
and third and only one out in the second but could not push a run across
as Le Moyne starter Cory Nelson got Parker Brunelle to pop up to second
and Holt to groundout to third.
Gilmartin faced the minimum through the first three innings with the
Dolphins’ first hit coming off the bat of Ryan Mahoney with one out in
the third. He would be eliminated from the base paths as Brunelle threw
him out trying to steal second on a ball in the dirt.
Le Moyne struck first on Friday night scoring three runs in the top of
the fourth to take a 3-0 lead. Matt Marra accounted for the first run of
the game dropping a bloop single to right scoring Zach Wiley from third
after he led off the inning with a single to center. On the very next
pitch, the Dolphins pushed their lead to three as Chris Edmondson
connected on a two-run shot to left for his team leading 10th home run
of the season.
The Seminoles once again got runners on base after singles by Sherman
Johnson and James Ramsey in the fourth but could not crack the
scoreboard as Nelson got Brunelle swinging on strikes for the third out
of the inning.
Florida State finally broke through with a run in the bottom of the
fifth before play was halted. Holt dropped a single just inside the
right field foul line and scored all the way from first as McGee laced a
double off the wall in centerfield.
The Le Moyne offense picked up where they left off following the
resumption of game one as Wiley and Brett Botsford led off the top of
the sixth with back-to-back singles off Seminole reliever Geoff Parker.
But two base running miscues cost the Dolphins as Wiley was thrown out
by Brunelle trying to steal third and then Marra, who drew a walk, was
picked off first base by the Seminole catcher. Geoff Parker got out of
the inning unscathed as he got Edmondson to fly out to right.
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