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Craig Costello · 07-19-2008, 06:47 AM

1984 Final Standings

September 26th 1984 -

Code:

WL North Sea                 EL Baltic
            W   L  GB                     W   L  GB
Amsterdam 100  62   -        Copenhagen  92  70   -
Brussels   85  77  15        Oslo        91  71   1
Glasgow    80  82  20        Berlin      86  76   6
London     79  83  21        Hamburg     85  77   7
Dublin     77  85  23        Stockholm   79  83  13
Paris      76  86  24        Helsinki    75  87  17

WL Meditteranean             EL Black Sea
            W   L  GB                     W   L  GB
Zurich     89  73   -        Warsaw      87  75   -
Milan      88  74   1        Moscow      81  81   6
Barcelona  84  78   5        Prague      79  83   8
Vienna     75  87  14        Budapest    76  86  11
Madrid     70  92  19        Athens      71  91  16
Lisbon     69  93  20        Sofia       70  92  17

Notes -

Paris and Moscow both fell away gradually over the second half of the season.
Oslo and Helsinki played 14 scoreless innings on 26th July. Helsinki won 2-1 in 15.
London scored 11 in an inning in a 13-5 win against Paris on 22nd August. The Cyclones got their revenge the next day, when they scored 8 times in the 13th inning to win.
For much of the second half of the season the 4 WL playoff spots looked to be going to Amsterdam, Barcelona, Zurich and Milan. Things got interesting in late August as Glasgow went on a 14-5 run to pull into the race. Later in August (and into September), Barcelona lost 11 games in a row and Brussels won 16 of 19 and the race came down to the last day. The Iguanas lost 7-5 to London in their final game to miss out.
Copenhagen won on the last day to clinch their division and Hamburg lost the same day to miss out on the final Wildcard spot.

Player Notes -

Max Sabin (Milan) won the WL Hitter of the Month for June trophy before his injury. Callum Maxwell (Stockholm) won the EL award.
Jesus Ruiz (Brussels) and Bart Taft (Oslo) won the June pitching awards. They also both won the same awards in August.
'Pop' Annoni (Athens) hit a 10th inning Grand Slam in a 6-0 win against Budapest.
The July awards went to -

WL Hitter: Claudio Lwenholm (Amsterdam) - .382/7/20
EL Hitter: Thomas Meinert (Copenhagen) - .402/10/34
WL Pitcher: Joseph Bell (Glasgow) - 4-1/0.77
EL Pitcher: Jeirgif Izvekov (Budapest) - 5-0/1.29

Paulo Simon (Athens) hit for the cycle against Berlin on 29th August and was subsequently named the EL's Hitter of the Month. London's Eskil 'Mr Reliable' Junge won the WL award.
Antonio Rodriguez (Madrid) threw a no-hitter against Paris on 5th September in a 6-0 win. Two days later his team-mate, Milos Vostatkova, hit 3 homers in a 7-6 loss to Zurich. He only had 5 home runs before that game.

Significant Injuries -

Sabin as mentioned previously.
Holly Connich (Warsaw) was hitting .372 with 12 home runs before missing 2 months with a fractured ankle.
Timon Panayi (Berlin) missed 8 weeks with a broken arm. He was hitting .277 with 10 home runs at the time.
Milan's Nenad Jevtic missed 6 weeks with a strained ligament in his pitching elbow. His record stood at 8-7 with an ERA of 2.33.
Aetos Zikos (Berlin) is going to be out for nearly a year with a tricep injury. His ERA of 2.81, was not necessarily reflected in his 12-13 record. He was a probable squad member for Greece in the European Championship.

07-19-2008, 06:47 AM	#38 (permalink)
Craig Costello Minors (Triple A) Join Date: Jan 2008 Posts: 295 Thanks: 0 Thanked 1x in 1 post	1984 Final Standings September 26th 1984 - Code: WL North Sea EL Baltic W L GB W L GB Amsterdam 100 62 - Copenhagen 92 70 - Brussels 85 77 15 Oslo 91 71 1 Glasgow 80 82 20 Berlin 86 76 6 London 79 83 21 Hamburg 85 77 7 Dublin 77 85 23 Stockholm 79 83 13 Paris 76 86 24 Helsinki 75 87 17 WL Meditteranean EL Black Sea W L GB W L GB Zurich 89 73 - Warsaw 87 75 - Milan 88 74 1 Moscow 81 81 6 Barcelona 84 78 5 Prague 79 83 8 Vienna 75 87 14 Budapest 76 86 11 Madrid 70 92 19 Athens 71 91 16 Lisbon 69 93 20 Sofia 70 92 17 Notes - Paris and Moscow both fell away gradually over the second half of the season. Oslo and Helsinki played 14 scoreless innings on 26th July. Helsinki won 2-1 in 15. London scored 11 in an inning in a 13-5 win against Paris on 22nd August. The Cyclones got their revenge the next day, when they scored 8 times in the 13th inning to win. For much of the second half of the season the 4 WL playoff spots looked to be going to Amsterdam, Barcelona, Zurich and Milan. Things got interesting in late August as Glasgow went on a 14-5 run to pull into the race. Later in August (and into September), Barcelona lost 11 games in a row and Brussels won 16 of 19 and the race came down to the last day. The Iguanas lost 7-5 to London in their final game to miss out. Copenhagen won on the last day to clinch their division and Hamburg lost the same day to miss out on the final Wildcard spot. Player Notes - Max Sabin (Milan) won the WL Hitter of the Month for June trophy before his injury. Callum Maxwell (Stockholm) won the EL award. Jesus Ruiz (Brussels) and Bart Taft (Oslo) won the June pitching awards. They also both won the same awards in August. 'Pop' Annoni (Athens) hit a 10th inning Grand Slam in a 6-0 win against Budapest. The July awards went to - WL Hitter: Claudio Lwenholm (Amsterdam) - .382/7/20 EL Hitter: Thomas Meinert (Copenhagen) - .402/10/34 WL Pitcher: Joseph Bell (Glasgow) - 4-1/0.77 EL Pitcher: Jeirgif Izvekov (Budapest) - 5-0/1.29 Paulo Simon (Athens) hit for the cycle against Berlin on 29th August and was subsequently named the EL's Hitter of the Month. London's Eskil 'Mr Reliable' Junge won the WL award. Antonio Rodriguez (Madrid) threw a no-hitter against Paris on 5th September in a 6-0 win. Two days later his team-mate, Milos Vostatkova, hit 3 homers in a 7-6 loss to Zurich. He only had 5 home runs before that game. Significant Injuries - Sabin as mentioned previously. Holly Connich (Warsaw) was hitting .372 with 12 home runs before missing 2 months with a fractured ankle. Timon Panayi (Berlin) missed 8 weeks with a broken arm. He was hitting .277 with 10 home runs at the time. Milan's Nenad Jevtic missed 6 weeks with a strained ligament in his pitching elbow. His record stood at 8-7 with an ERA of 2.33. Aetos Zikos (Berlin) is going to be out for nearly a year with a tricep injury. His ERA of 2.81, was not necessarily reflected in his 12-13 record. He was a probable squad member for Greece in the European Championship.