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Cardinals Win 4-3 Over Spinners
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On Saturday July 14, 2001 the NJ Cardinals hosted the Lowell Spinners at Skylands Park. The Cardinals won 4-3 over the Spinners. (left)
The Cardinals #3 Santos Delossantos is safe at second as Lowell second baseman Michael Gambino #5 tries to reach for the ball that was thrown into the outfield during the July 14 game against Lowell. Short stop Alec Porzel is in the background.
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Cardinals Win Over Spinners 4-3
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On Saturday July 14, 2001 the NJ Cardinals hosted the Lowell Spinners at Skylands Park. The Cardinals won 4-3 over the Spinners. (left)
Jordan Robinson #22 talks with fans in the crowd before the July 14th game against Lowell. (below left) Timmy Hansen, 9, of
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Augusta - (above)
Cardinals Chris Netwall #7 watches as he hits the ball during the July 14th game against Lowell. Netwall went 0-3 with 1 run and 1 walk. (above right)
Jeff Jones #35 sits in the dugout before the game against the Lowell Spinners at Skylands Park.
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Cardinals catcher Chris Newtall talk with pitcher Richie Burgess. Burgess pitched 3.2 innings giving up 5 hits, 2 runs, 2 walks and 1 strike out. The Cardinals won 4-3.
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CARDS OVER SPINNERS, 4-3
Saturday
night July 14, 2001 in NY-Penn League action at Skylands Park, the .
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New Jersey Cardinals beat the Lowell Spinners with a game-winning hit in the bottom of the ninth, 4-3, in front of 3,620 fans.
Seth Davidson came through with the game winner, a single to right field, scoring Matt Pearl with two outs to end the game.
Pearl led the Cardinal offense, going 3-4 with two runs scored a stolen base and an RBI.
Pearl set the stage for Davidson, singling in the ninth and stealing second, followed by Davidson's game winner. Santos DeLosSantos had two hits and an RBI, and Jordon Robison was 2-4 to pace an eight hit Cardinal
attack.
Righty Rhett Parrott, a ninth round selection out of Georgia Tech, made his professional debut on the mound, firing four innings of no-hit ball with five strikeouts. Closer Mike Meyer picked up the win in
relief, surrendering a run in the top of the ninth to even the score, 3-3, and recording the win with Davidson's game winner in the ninth
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