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Craig Costello · 08-27-2008, 04:43 PM

1989 Final Standings

September 26th 1989

Code:

WL North Sea                 EL Baltic
            W   L  GB                     W   L  GB
Dublin     92  70   -        Copenhagen  99  63   -
Glasgow    91  71   1        Berlin      87  75  12
Paris      91  71   1        Hamburg     85  77  14
Brussels   81  81  11        Oslo        84  78  15
London     80  82  12        Helsinki    75  87  24
Amsterdam  61 101  31        Stockholm   57 105  42

WL Meditteranean             EL Black Sea
            W   L  GB                     W   L  GB
Lisbon     96  66   -        Prague      90  72   -
Madrid     87  75   9        Warsaw      89  73   1
Milan      82  80  14        Sofia       85  77   5
Vienna     78  84  18        Moscow      83  79   7
Barcelona  75  87  21        Athens      75  87  15
Zurich     58 104  38        Budapest    63  99  27

Notes -

On June 27th Athens and Berlin went into the 9th tied at 6. The Avalanche scored 3 in the top half of the inning, but Berlin responded with 4 to take the win.
Barcelona beat Brussels 2-1 in the longest game of the season, a 21 inning game on June 29th. Brussels also played a game when they scored 10 in an inning, but still lost 14-13 to Zurich.
Paris scored 5 in the bottom of the 9th to beat Barcelona 7-6 on July 11th.
Copenhagen won 9 in a row in July to leap into 1st in the Baltic division and they held on the rest of the way.
Athens scored 5 in the 8th, 2 in the 9th and 2 in the 10th to beat Oslo 10-8 on August 30th.
Dublin scored 6 runs in the top of the 1st, but Madrid responded with 9 in their half of the first frame on their way to a 13-12 win.
Prague and Dublin both won on the last day to secure their division titles.

Player Notes -

Kaspar Ahlmann (Berlin) lost his first game of the season on August 28th. His unbeaten streak stretched over the second half of 1988 and accounted for 31 starts, an EBL record.
Ibrahim Grandjean (Dublin) and Roque Vilardeb (Lisbon) both had a one-hitter in the second half.
Again there were 12 award winners in the second half. The hitters were Stefan Kowelski (Glasgow), Philippe Martin (Milan), Jason Dyer (Amsterdam), Gottfried Helfkin (Stockholm), Eduardo Aguilar (Budapest) and Samuel Polach (Hamburg). The pitchers were Tahvo Ahonen (Madrid), Malcolm Kennedy (Paris), Juliao Virgolino (Barcelona), Tobias Handeland (Athens), Michel Theiry (Oslo) and Guy Brady (Copenhagen).
Lisbon's Danny Day hit a walk-off 3 run homer in a 6-5 win over Paris on July 15th.
Vilfred Krak (Warsaw) hit 3 home runs against Sofia on July 23rd. Stefan Kowelski (Glasgow) repeated the feat in a loss to Paris on July 31st.
Vienna C Mark MacClacher had a 6/6 day on August 13th.
Francois Cotte (Barcelona) had 7 RBI as his team beat Paris 14-3 on August 15th. Berlin's Dzevat Adzovic also had a 7 RBI day on August 19th. Adzovic's was more remarkable because his team only scored 7 runs as they beat Sofia.
Samuel Polach (Hamburg) hit his first ever cycle on August 28th.
Philippe Martin (Milan) had a 7 RBI day in September, but the best hitting performance of the second half was by Tomislaw Eudzerski (Dublin) who was 6/7, including hitting for the cycle, with 6 RBI and 4 runs scored in a 22-1 win over Milan on September 10th.
Nicodemus Theothanou (Brussels) had a 30 game hit streak late in the season.

Significant Injuries -

Bernard Wulker (Prague) missed 4 weeks with a back injury. He then injured himself later in the season and will miss the playoffs. He finished at .352 with 18 homers and 74 RBI. The Eliminators will also be without rookie Sergio Lousa, who hit .299 with 9 HR and 41 RBI in his first full season. Lousa's injury will also probably keep him out of all of the 1990 season.
Dublin's Raul Marroquin was injured on July 29th and missed the remainder of the season. He had 26 homers before his shoulder gave way.

08-27-2008, 04:43 PM	#86 (permalink)
Craig Costello Minors (Triple A) Join Date: Jan 2008 Posts: 295 Thanks: 0 Thanked 1x in 1 post	1989 Final Standings September 26th 1989 Code: WL North Sea EL Baltic W L GB W L GB Dublin 92 70 - Copenhagen 99 63 - Glasgow 91 71 1 Berlin 87 75 12 Paris 91 71 1 Hamburg 85 77 14 Brussels 81 81 11 Oslo 84 78 15 London 80 82 12 Helsinki 75 87 24 Amsterdam 61 101 31 Stockholm 57 105 42 WL Meditteranean EL Black Sea W L GB W L GB Lisbon 96 66 - Prague 90 72 - Madrid 87 75 9 Warsaw 89 73 1 Milan 82 80 14 Sofia 85 77 5 Vienna 78 84 18 Moscow 83 79 7 Barcelona 75 87 21 Athens 75 87 15 Zurich 58 104 38 Budapest 63 99 27 Notes - On June 27th Athens and Berlin went into the 9th tied at 6. The Avalanche scored 3 in the top half of the inning, but Berlin responded with 4 to take the win. Barcelona beat Brussels 2-1 in the longest game of the season, a 21 inning game on June 29th. Brussels also played a game when they scored 10 in an inning, but still lost 14-13 to Zurich. Paris scored 5 in the bottom of the 9th to beat Barcelona 7-6 on July 11th. Copenhagen won 9 in a row in July to leap into 1st in the Baltic division and they held on the rest of the way. Athens scored 5 in the 8th, 2 in the 9th and 2 in the 10th to beat Oslo 10-8 on August 30th. Dublin scored 6 runs in the top of the 1st, but Madrid responded with 9 in their half of the first frame on their way to a 13-12 win. Prague and Dublin both won on the last day to secure their division titles. Player Notes - Kaspar Ahlmann (Berlin) lost his first game of the season on August 28th. His unbeaten streak stretched over the second half of 1988 and accounted for 31 starts, an EBL record. Ibrahim Grandjean (Dublin) and Roque Vilardeb (Lisbon) both had a one-hitter in the second half. Again there were 12 award winners in the second half. The hitters were Stefan Kowelski (Glasgow), Philippe Martin (Milan), Jason Dyer (Amsterdam), Gottfried Helfkin (Stockholm), Eduardo Aguilar (Budapest) and Samuel Polach (Hamburg). The pitchers were Tahvo Ahonen (Madrid), Malcolm Kennedy (Paris), Juliao Virgolino (Barcelona), Tobias Handeland (Athens), Michel Theiry (Oslo) and Guy Brady (Copenhagen). Lisbon's Danny Day hit a walk-off 3 run homer in a 6-5 win over Paris on July 15th. Vilfred Krak (Warsaw) hit 3 home runs against Sofia on July 23rd. Stefan Kowelski (Glasgow) repeated the feat in a loss to Paris on July 31st. Vienna C Mark MacClacher had a 6/6 day on August 13th. Francois Cotte (Barcelona) had 7 RBI as his team beat Paris 14-3 on August 15th. Berlin's Dzevat Adzovic also had a 7 RBI day on August 19th. Adzovic's was more remarkable because his team only scored 7 runs as they beat Sofia. Samuel Polach (Hamburg) hit his first ever cycle on August 28th. Philippe Martin (Milan) had a 7 RBI day in September, but the best hitting performance of the second half was by Tomislaw Eudzerski (Dublin) who was 6/7, including hitting for the cycle, with 6 RBI and 4 runs scored in a 22-1 win over Milan on September 10th. Nicodemus Theothanou (Brussels) had a 30 game hit streak late in the season. Significant Injuries - Bernard Wulker (Prague) missed 4 weeks with a back injury. He then injured himself later in the season and will miss the playoffs. He finished at .352 with 18 homers and 74 RBI. The Eliminators will also be without rookie Sergio Lousa, who hit .299 with 9 HR and 41 RBI in his first full season. Lousa's injury will also probably keep him out of all of the 1990 season. Dublin's Raul Marroquin was injured on July 29th and missed the remainder of the season. He had 26 homers before his shoulder gave way.