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Craig Costello · 10-10-2008, 06:16 AM

1992 Final Standings

September 25th 1992 - A number of tight battles this season.

Code:

WL North Sea                 EL Baltic
            W   L  GB                     W   L  GB
Dublin     92  70   -        Berlin      88  74   -
Glasgow    91  71   1        Copenhagen  88  74   -
Paris      90  72   2        Helsinki    85  77   3
Brussels   84  78   8        Stockholm   82  80   6
Amsterdam  72  90  20        Oslo        80  82   8
London     62 100  30        Hamburg     74  88  14

WL Meditteranean             EL Black Sea
            W   L  GB                     W   L  GB
Lisbon     94  68   -        Athens      87  75   -
Madrid     88  74   6        Prague      87  75   -
Barcelona  85  77   9        Sofia       85  77   2
Vienna     79  83  15        Budapest    74  88  13
Zurich     74  88  20        Warsaw      72  90  15
Milan      61 101  33        Moscow      70  92  17

Notes -

Prague won 10 in a row to move into serious contention. They will have a one-game playoff with Athens to decide the division winner and therefore the playoff match-ups.
Berlin looked to have the Baltic division sewn up but lost 14 of 15 to let the other teams back in.
Stockholm and Moscow both scored 10 runs ina n inning on July 11th.
Lisbon won 12 in a row to clinch the division title. At the same time Helsinki lost 10 in a row to lose any chance they had of the playoffs.
Dublin, Glasgow and Paris all won on the last day to cement their positions and secure their playoff berths.

Player Notes -

Arnaud Gros (Paris) doubled his season total with a three home run game on July 8th.
Twelve different winners of the monthly awards. The hitters were - Raul Marroquin (Dublin), Salmund Jaerbyn (Vienna), Gilbert Wamelink (Glasgow), Gage McMahan (Athens), Vilfred Krak (Warsaw) and Foppe Valckenburgh (Budapest), who hit .407 with 16 homers in August. The pitchers were - Pasqualino Terragni (Lisbon), Alexander Schimpf (Paris), Bohdan Leibovic (Lisbon), Jesus Ruiz (Warsaw), Ben McAuliffe (Budapest) and Jens Fetterlein (Copenhagen).
Christer Laundsen (Barcelona) had back to back 2 homer games in July.
Tobias Handeland (Athens) threw a no-hitter against Copenhagen, he did give up a run though thanks to 6 walks.
Patrick Lacriox (Hamburg) and Lukas Happ (Milan) both passed the 2000 hit mark.
Tahvo Ahonen (Madrid) was one hit batter away from a perfect game against Zurich on August 7th.
Jesus Ortiz (Budapest) had a 3 homer game against Warsaw on August 11th.
Fabio Quinhones (Madrid) had 8 RBI in a 13-0 win over Milan on August 12th.
Artemis Vlakhou (Oslo) was 5/5 with 3 doubles, 2 homers and 7 RBI against Budapest on August 20th.
Malcolm Kennedy (Dublin) threw 3 shutouts in a row late in the season.

Significant Injuries -

Tommy 'Fish' Woestenberg (Sofia) missed the last month of the season with an eye injury. He should be fit for the upcoming Euro Championships.
Vilhelm Hjelmslev (Sofia) also missed a large part of the end of the season.

10-10-2008, 06:16 AM	#107 (permalink)
Craig Costello Minors (Triple A) Join Date: Jan 2008 Posts: 295 Thanks: 0 Thanked 1x in 1 post	1992 Final Standings September 25th 1992 - A number of tight battles this season. Code: WL North Sea EL Baltic W L GB W L GB Dublin 92 70 - Berlin 88 74 - Glasgow 91 71 1 Copenhagen 88 74 - Paris 90 72 2 Helsinki 85 77 3 Brussels 84 78 8 Stockholm 82 80 6 Amsterdam 72 90 20 Oslo 80 82 8 London 62 100 30 Hamburg 74 88 14 WL Meditteranean EL Black Sea W L GB W L GB Lisbon 94 68 - Athens 87 75 - Madrid 88 74 6 Prague 87 75 - Barcelona 85 77 9 Sofia 85 77 2 Vienna 79 83 15 Budapest 74 88 13 Zurich 74 88 20 Warsaw 72 90 15 Milan 61 101 33 Moscow 70 92 17 Notes - Prague won 10 in a row to move into serious contention. They will have a one-game playoff with Athens to decide the division winner and therefore the playoff match-ups. Berlin looked to have the Baltic division sewn up but lost 14 of 15 to let the other teams back in. Stockholm and Moscow both scored 10 runs ina n inning on July 11th. Lisbon won 12 in a row to clinch the division title. At the same time Helsinki lost 10 in a row to lose any chance they had of the playoffs. Dublin, Glasgow and Paris all won on the last day to cement their positions and secure their playoff berths. Player Notes - Arnaud Gros (Paris) doubled his season total with a three home run game on July 8th. Twelve different winners of the monthly awards. The hitters were - Raul Marroquin (Dublin), Salmund Jaerbyn (Vienna), Gilbert Wamelink (Glasgow), Gage McMahan (Athens), Vilfred Krak (Warsaw) and Foppe Valckenburgh (Budapest), who hit .407 with 16 homers in August. The pitchers were - Pasqualino Terragni (Lisbon), Alexander Schimpf (Paris), Bohdan Leibovic (Lisbon), Jesus Ruiz (Warsaw), Ben McAuliffe (Budapest) and Jens Fetterlein (Copenhagen). Christer Laundsen (Barcelona) had back to back 2 homer games in July. Tobias Handeland (Athens) threw a no-hitter against Copenhagen, he did give up a run though thanks to 6 walks. Patrick Lacriox (Hamburg) and Lukas Happ (Milan) both passed the 2000 hit mark. Tahvo Ahonen (Madrid) was one hit batter away from a perfect game against Zurich on August 7th. Jesus Ortiz (Budapest) had a 3 homer game against Warsaw on August 11th. Fabio Quinhones (Madrid) had 8 RBI in a 13-0 win over Milan on August 12th. Artemis Vlakhou (Oslo) was 5/5 with 3 doubles, 2 homers and 7 RBI against Budapest on August 20th. Malcolm Kennedy (Dublin) threw 3 shutouts in a row late in the season. Significant Injuries - Tommy 'Fish' Woestenberg (Sofia) missed the last month of the season with an eye injury. He should be fit for the upcoming Euro Championships. Vilhelm Hjelmslev (Sofia) also missed a large part of the end of the season.