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Familiar winning ways for snooker ace John
6:00pm Thursday 6th February 2014 in Headlines
REIGNING champion John Hunter, pictured, returned to winning ways thanks to a "door- die clearance" on the Cuestars South of England Seniors (40+) Snooker Tour.
The 47-year-old, who plays at Salisbury Snooker Club, avoided a third final defeat this season in the fourth leg at Fareham Snooker Club.
After finishing runner-up in the first two events and surprising failing to qualify from the group stages on home tables at Salisbury Snooker Club last month, Hunter admitted he was "relieved" to edge past Neil Herd 2-1.
"I was very lucky to win the final," he admitted. "Neil played better than me."
"After riding my luck, I managed a do-or-die clearance from the last red to the pink to win the decider. I was very relieved as I wouldn't have liked to have lost three finals in a row."
Rankings leader Wayne Muddiman (Chandlers Ford Central Club) was beaten 2-0 by Herd (Player's, Westbury) in the last four and, with three legs to play, has a tenpoint cushion over secondplaced Hunter, who is chasing a hat-trick of titles.
Salisbury runner-up Trevor Thorn (Basingstoke Conservative Club), a quarter- final casualty in Fareham, is third ahead of Martin Wallace (Colours, Reading), who was knocked out 2-0 by Hunter in the semi-finals.
Steve Tonks (Ashlett Club) compiled a 60 break in the group stages in his first outing of the season.
And Nick Miles (Ashlett Club) and Dharmendra Patel (Crucible, Newbury) were foiled in their bids to qualify for the knockout for the first time in a three-way play-off in Group D that was won by Mike Thatcher (Shirley Conservative Club).
The fifth leg of seven is at Jesters Snooker Hall, Swindon on Sunday, February 16.
Quarter-finals (£10): Hunter beat Thatcher 2-0, Wallace beat Carroll 2-1, Muddiman beat Ashton 2-0, Herd beat Thorn 2-1; Semi-finals (£20): Hunter beat Wallace 2-0, Herd beat Muddiman 2-0; Final (£60/£30): Hunter beat Herd 2- 1.


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- 1 cup sugar
- 2 tablespoons water
- Dash salt
- 1/2 cup coarsely chopped pecans
- 1 teaspoon vanilla extract
- 2 cups sugar
- 1 cup water
- 1 cup 2% milk
- 1/2 cup canola oil
- 2 eggs
- 2 teaspoons vanilla extract
- 1-3/4 cups all-purpose flour
- 3/4 cup baking cocoa
- 1-1/2 teaspoons baking powder
- 1-1/2 teaspoons baking soda
- 1 teaspoon salt
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- 9 ounces white baking chocolate, melted
- 1 cup confectioners' sugar
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- 1 cup dulce de leche, divided
- Line a 13-in. x 9-in. baking pan with foil and grease the foil with 1 teaspoon butter; set aside.
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- In a large bowl, beat the sugar, water, milk, oil, eggs and vanilla until well blended. Combine the flour, cocoa, baking powder, baking soda and salt; gradually beat into sugar mixture until blended. Transfer to three greased and floured 9-in. round baking pans.
- Bake at 350° for 18-22 minutes or until a toothpick inserted near the center comes out clean. Cool for 10 minutes before removing from pans to wire racks to cool completely.
- In a large bowl, beat whipping cream until stiff peaks form. In a another bowl, beat cheeses until smooth; add the chocolate, confectioners' sugar and vanilla. Fold in whipped cream and 1/2 cup dulce de leche.
- Place bottom cake layer on a serving plate; spread with 2 cups frosting and sprinkle with 1/4 cup toffee. Repeat layers once. Top with remaining cake layer. Spread remaining frosting over top and sides of cake.
- Drop remaining dulce de leche by teaspoonfuls over top of cake; cut through frosting with a knife to swirl. Press remaining toffee into top and sides of cake. Refrigerate leftovers. Yield: 16 servings.
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I will be making this recipe for the third time in a day or so. It is an awesome recipe and the finished product is restaurant/fine bakery quality. I made my own dulce du leche (found a recipe on Martha Stewarts web site). The final cake has a tendency to shift with all the frosting and layers. Its a great recipe, a lot of work and steps but worth the effort for a special occasion.
Cake and filling very light tasting.
I did not make the dulce de leche or toffee
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skinless, boneless chicken breast halves, cut into bite-size pieces
This recipe is so easy and quick to fix, and it tastes good too. I used lite soy sauce and only 1 huge chicken breast, but I made the entire amount of sauce so there would be enough to pour over the rice. Definitely a keeper.
A GLAZE is supposed to stick to the meal. This wasn't the case. It was runny. Also, I expected it to be sweet (the honey) AND salty (the soy sauce) AND spicy (the red pepper). The honey overpowered everything. Wouldn't recommend to anyone.
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I love it! I'm on limited diet, little fat and no spicy food. I can easily omit the red pepper and add it to pieces for my husband. I seriously needed something other than breaded chicken. This was perfect!
Quick and easy recipe. Had it with raw veggies instead of the rice.
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3.93/5 rDev +1.6%
Bottle says 8.0 abv
Pours BLACK with very little and quickly diminishing tan head. It's an old ale, what can you expect. Nose is coffee, chocolate malt and faint whisky, faint vanilla and smoke. On the palate, this isn't nearly as powerful as I expected. Starts off with some blackstrap molasses then fleshes out in the middle with coffee and chocolate malts, and whisky kicks in through the long long finish. Almost like irish coffee (except the coffee would be french roast, french press style) Whisky warmth well after I swallow. Undertones of smoke throughout. Very smooth and mellow. Medium full body with low carbonation. Drinkability isn't fantastic, but it suits the mood of this beer.
11-28-2006 05:48:19 | More by numenor1
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4.1/5 rDev +5.9%
Appearance This is a nice brown in color with some pretty ruby highlights. The modest, brown head showed good retention.
Smell This nose has tons of dried fruit. The plums, apricots, dates, and other dark fruits are enormous. The alcohol is gigantic as well. The whiskey notes are more like sherry.
Taste The flavor follows the nose. The big fruits roar to life as the beer warms. The booze is prominent but doesnt sting. The malts play more of a supporting role.
Mouthfeel This Old Ale is medium to full in the body with a mild alcohol sting and a very sweet, dried fruit kind of finish.
Drinkability This is a terrific sipping ale thats almost like an after-dinner drink. Even though it has a fairly big body it isnt filling at all and makes a great aperitif or dessert.
01-29-2005 04:22:02 | More by RoyalT
3.3/5 rDev -14.7%
You can really pick out the wood and scoth aromas, along with some chocolate/caramel notes. Very complex.
Poured with zero head. Dark brown to black. A tad of the scotch whiskey and wood come through in the flavor. Some chocolate. Something about it rubs me wrong. It actually has a bit of sourness to it. Worth a try. Interesting to say the least.
08-26-2005 12:55:13 | More by tjthresh
4.05/5 rDev +4.7%
On cask at Rich-O's Public House in New Albany, Indiana. Review from notes of a few weeks ago. Looks dark and opaque, with a small cocoa head that hangs around for several minutes. Minimal lacing.
Aroma is of Scotch whisky, peaty smoke, and a hint of floral hops.
Mouthfeel is smooth and creamy with expected low carbonation. Vinous feel is apparent.
Taste is smooth, creamy with dark fruits that are mostly dates and figs. A hint of chocolate and some charcoal smoke are noticed. Very vinous in the low carbonation. Finishes dry with a good balance.
A very interesting take on an old ale. Invergordon Scotch whisky is very prominent in this one. Definitely worthwhile, especially on cask.
04-04-2006 17:14:24 | More by merlin48
3.63/5 rDev -6.2%
Pours black with a ring of tan bubbles. Chocolate malt with peat, smoke, and creosote in the nose. Viscous, flat mouthfeel. More chocolate and peat in the taste, joined by smoked malt, some caramel, and vanilla. It was brought down a little by the soy and over-done molasses flavors. Funny how the malt whiskey barrels did not improve this beer. Still, it is a good beer.
12-09-2008 22:24:05 | More by magictrokini
3.55/5 rDev -8.3%
Dark brown, nearly black. Okay, it's black. An inch of tight, light brown foam rises up, and settles quickly to a thin cap with a bubbly ring around the inside of the glass. Aroma is chocolately, with hints of malt and cherry, plus some malty biscuit. Mouthfeel is a bit watery and thin, with moderate to low carbonation. Flavor is a bit tangy, bordering on sour. Tiny bits of chocolate and caramel come out, but these are mostly taken over by a tart cherry flavor. A whiskey flavor comes through in the finish, but I can't tell if it's real or if I'm imagining because I expect it. The tart cherry flavor lingers. Webs of sticky lace dot the glass. Definitely not as good as the original.
04-14-2004 01:34:21 | More by far333
3.95/5 rDev +2.1%
Aroma : Lot's of vanilla and bourbon. Some dark fruits, malt sweetness, a little chocolate, raisins...Not too much hops in the nose. No harsh alcohol but a little alcoholic sweetness.
Appearance : Very dark, but clear when held to the light, a small tan head that lingers. Some lacing down the sides.
Flavor : Much like the aroma; vanilla, bourbon, some chocolate and roasted malts, dark fruity flavors, some caramel. Lot's of good stuff here.
Mouthfeel : Pretty full bodied, but not overly so. Finishes roasty with a little sweetness. Nicely carbonated.
Overall : A very nice old ale, has all of the dark characteristics I look for without being over the top in alcohol content. I wish I had another.
01-03-2008 16:12:37 | More by danend
3.45/5 rDev -10.9%
Dark brown with red light transmission at the bottom. Flat creamy head of 1/4 inch, decent duration, and leaving spotty laces. Aroma is nice, rum-like molasses combines with a fleshy fruit sensation. Low carbonation and flattish mouthfeel, a little too sweet at first. Flavors are initially prune danish, raisin, with a lot of caramalized sugar going on. The finish is the most dissappointing, the body seems to evaporate and leaves nothing but an overly sweet fruit cake impression behind. If possible, this seems even sweeter than the original is, and that's one that pushes it to me.
11-23-2003 19:32:55 | More by ADR
4.03/5 rDev +4.1%
From 2002
This beer pours a very dark brown, almost black. The thick light brown head fades very slowly, leaving many laces.
This beer has a pleasent whiskey aroma. It also smells slightly sour. It has a malty caramel like aroma also. It has a slight chocolate like aroma as well.
This beer has a sour flavor. The whiskey is present in the flavor. It is malty tasting. I get some vanila flavors also. Chocolate flavors make a slight apperaence.
This beer is quite full bodied. It goes down surprisingly smooth, leaving a whiskey like aftertaste.
I dont know how good of a session beer this would make. It is rather aggressively flavored. The alcohol content is surprisingly low however, so if you could handle the flavor for a while, it might be good. I am glad that I got a chance to try this retired beer.
08-08-2006 00:45:13 | More by OStrungT
4.25/5 rDev +9.8%
01-22-2014 02:07:58 | More by schoon
3.93/5 rDev +1.6%
Appearance - Well the name said it. Oil, however, it's not old oil. There was a finger sized head, but it was only around for a minute.
Aroma - Roasted chocolate and fruitcake. The whiskey and some oak can be sensed mildly in the nose.
Taste - First off you have the roasted chocolate with the malts. Then you have the fruits and some slight tanginess. Lastly, the roasted chocolate returns with whiskey and oak for a dry finish.
Mouthfeel - Full-bodied yet silky.
Drinkability - This goes down smooth
03-18-2007 23:52:08 | More by stereosforgeeks
2.1/5 rDev -45.7%
Wow. That's all I can really say. I'm very, very surprised this is rated so highly and I only pray I got a bad bottle, because this stuff was nearly intolerable. I expected some really good things from this brew because Harviestoun has never really let me down before, but this was just terrible.
Poured the brew from the 11.2 oz. bottle into a pint glass and it poured almost perfectly. Beautiful black with ruby tints and a gorgeous tan head that left a quickly dissipating lace behind.
The smell, too, was exceptional - I even gave it a perfect rating. It smelled delicious, roasted malts, a rich chocolate, and a hint of whiskey and oak gave it a very complex and delightful smell.
Now, if it tasted as good as it smelled, this would be the best beer ever. No such luck. The brew was way too sour and bitter for my liking - almost like a stale coffee. I could hardly taste any hint of chocolate and the burnt malts left a dry, stale aftertaste.
The mouthfeel was entirely too acidic, even for a beer with 8.0% ABV. Either something was wrong with this batch or it normally tastes this bitter, but I was very surprised as to how much of a bite this thing had. It was just god-awful.
As far as drinkability. . .::sigh::. . .I could BARELY finish it and I really didn't even want to had it not been for my buddy (who also tried and hated it) insisting that I had to drink it all to give it a fair rating. It probably only hurt it worse. I hate to disagree with everyone on the site - especially the Bros - but this is the worst beer I've had in months, and probably in my bottom five all-time. I think I'd rather drink the Engine Oil itself.
05-01-2008 03:28:43 | More by Ecliptica
4.33/5 rDev +11.9%
(Served in a nonic)
A- This beer has a dark black body with a cinnamon tan head that is mostly made up of big bubbles. There is no sign of carbonation or light in the body.
S- The smell of chocolate malt and roasted black malt has a nice sweetness to it. There are notes of graham cracker with some brown sugar hints. As the beer warms there is a caramel malt note that gets stronger.
T- The coffee roasted malt flavor is soon overpowered by chocolate malt and most of that flavor is milk chocolate. There is a sweet oaky tan that is strong but balanced with roasted malt and graham notes. The finish has the oak hanging on and a green bitterness.
M- This beer has a medium-full mouthfeel with a creamy texture and a thick sticky quality that increases as the beer warms.
D- This beer is a big sweet malty beer with nice big but not overpowering oak flavors.
07-06-2007 02:47:26 | More by rhoadsrage
New York
4.35/5 rDev +12.4%
Appearance: Damned-near black, dark ruby-brown pour. Huge, frothy chocolate-milkshake head with bountiful thick/creamy lace. Gorgeous.
Smell: Peat, toasty chocolate malt, espresso, licorace, molasses, dark ripe fruits... very complex. Reminiscent of an imperial stout. Definite alcohol whiff.
Taste & Mouthfeel: Rich, chewy sweet molasses malt start,
Subdued carbonation delivers a gentle tingle that mingles with the warm ABV glow. Sustained sweet plum, raisin, prune, date aftertaste.
Drinkability: Sustained sweetness and alcohol a bit big for more than one at a time... checked this review against my review of original OEO and am happy with the differences. Nice winter sipper.
12-14-2003 21:02:45 | More by DagFishHead
4.6/5 rDev +18.9%
The bottle I have lists the alcohol at 8.0% ABV. Everything else is identical.
Thank you Secret Santa numenor1 for this bottle. I absolutely LOVE Old Ales and this is turning into no exception.
Pours like it's namesake....black oil...with a coffee colored full finger head that melts slowly to sticky lacing.
Aroma is surprisingly chocolate initially then some molasas and vanilla..no doubt from the whisky cask aging.
A very complex and different flavor for an old ale but without losing it's identity. Chocolate, vanilla, burnt dark malt and a touch of alcohol on the tail-end. After you swallow some hops come into play drying your mouth keeping it from getting sticky and cloying and putting a bit of a bitter taste after you swallow making the alcohol more prominent.
This ale is very well balanced and extremely complex and incredibly enjoyable.
Thanks, Patrick.
12-27-2006 06:21:10 | More by IntriqKen
Rhode Island
3.85/5 rDev -0.5%
Pours nearly black with a darkish tan head. Aroma of whisky, molasses, and roast. Taste starts wout with dark sweet mailts that moves into a strong whisky finish. Nice beer, but whisy flavor dominates here. Thick mouthfeel with medium/low carbonation
05-31-2008 02:29:53 | More by RomanW70
North Carolina
4.4/5 rDev +13.7%
Great big pillowy head is colored like the flaky crust you get after toasting a marshmallow. Thins to a half-skim of honeycombed bubbles on top of, yep, old engine oil. Black and thick and murky.
Smells wonderful, not quite as whisky-like as expected. That's there, as is an ancient woodiness, but luckily the old ale itself shines through recalling dark fruits and the deepest red wine touched by milk chocolate, dark chocolate and a hint of coffee.
Flavor starts out chocolate-y sweet, like a big-ass American stout, with a super-slick texture surprisingly light in weight. Very, very slick. Mellow carbonation too, perfect for what's happening in the flavor. A toffee/caramel-like maltiness opens up in the middle, introducing a sweet kiss from the whisky barrel flavor. I appreciate that this element is a mere enhancement and not a dominant force as in other (unbalanced) barrel-aged beers. Some dark fruit; some fresh, warm, moist dark bread. Curious twist of black licorice in the finish--the hardcore, intense, uber-flavorful black licorice usually sold in hard form, the stuff many Europeans love and most Americans hate. It adds a great bit of depth to this beguiling ale.
Wonderful stuff. Harviestoun sure knows how to weird-up an old ale. The best thing I've had from them so far. A seductive, complex, flavorful sipper.
12-11-2008 23:14:50 | More by Metalmonk
4.05/5 rDev +4.7%
Virtually black with just traces of purple where the light is allowed to penetrate. Small but enduring tan lacing.
Nose is full of chocolate, candied plums, brown sugar, and oak.
Begins sweet and stays that way. Much like the original, but different too. Molasses and plums are primary. Apricots are featured as well. So is brown sugar-coated tobacco and gooey green raisins. Some of that unmistakeable whisky tang too. Woodiness enters as this struggles to dry itself out. Herbal, tea-leaf hopping is dwarfed by the sweetness.
Lighter than medium body with stunted carbonation.
When the sweet tooth is nagging, I'll go for this again. And only then.
Unbalanced and unique and better than the standard edition.
11-25-2003 08:08:26 | More by cokes
Ontario (Canada)
4/5 rDev +3.4%
Black with a roasted barley and coffee nose. Exceptional smooth chocolate and porter stouty concoction that was great after a dairy meal, like a good coffee without the coffee. This is not a transition beer, it is for those who can appreciate this style. A non-Shelton Bros. import, and a hard one to find in the Northeast.
12-10-2007 03:01:21 | More by Sammy
3.78/5 rDev -2.3%
Picked up a single at Steve's Liquor here in Madison a month or two ago. Bottled in 2002, some real vintage stock here apparently.
Pours an, I dunno...engine oil black with a spotty coating of chocolate foam that dies in an instant. Smell is pungent: the whiskey cask woody aroma dominates with undertones of chocolate, and sour dark fruits. Taste follows a similar pattern, heavy on the whiskey barrel, some slight chocolate undertones, and lambic-sour fruit. This is some complex stuff here. It is heavy on the whiskey/wood, maybe a little unbalanced, but still an interesting drink. Definitely a one and done for me but worth the try if you can still find it.
10-01-2005 05:53:20 | More by Golden2wenty1
4.28/5 rDev +10.6%
The appearance of the Special Reserve isn't that much different from the standard Old Engine Oil, but there is less head to it - and it's more big-bubbled as opposed to the creamy light-tan cap normally found. The lace about the glass is also a bit more restrained as well.
The aroma remains the same with notes of toffee, dark fruit, roasted malts and light candy as well as a distinct oaky woodiness and perhaps a touch of vanilla. Alcohol, but not particularily that of whiskey, is present as well.
It's much thinner in the mouthfeel than the standard Old Engine Oil, but that may be due to in part to its more limited carbonation.
The flavor is also not as sweet, and I wonder if it's undergone some minor additional fermentation, or more likely, the whiskey flavors that are present are somehow dampening its maltiness. The fruitiness is slightly elevated, and seems a bit wine-like. Toffee and a subtle brush of chocolate flavor comes through towards the finish; and it actually seems to sweeten a bit in the aftertaste as the whiskey fades. Subtle notes of smokiness and drying oak arise, and it finishes surprisingly clean and reminiscent of a single malt whiskey. Towards the end of the glass, the peatiness even starts to lay on the palate. It's nice, but at the same time it doesn't quite work with the dark-fruit flavors.
There are trade-offs to everything, and this is no exception. The aroma is beautiful, and has certainly been enhanced by its oak-aging; but the balance of flavors seems to be hindered. And as such, that also hurts its drinkability.
I hate to say it, but stick with the standard version... it's better.
01-17-2005 22:38:58 | More by NeroFiddled
Ontario (Canada)
3.58/5 rDev -7.5%
Large tan finely bubbled head settling over deep dark garnet liquid. Strong and oily rich malt whisky/oaky nose with a pinch of dark fruits. Flavors of woodiness, peat, tanginess with undertones of malt and some chocolate. Finishes on a bittersweet tangy note. Very unusual...can't say I'd try this one again though.
Thanks to ppoitras for the bottle though!
06-27-2004 16:48:14 | More by beerluvr
4.15/5 rDev +7.2%
Jet black with reddish tints at the edges. Settles to a thin tan head with respectable lacing ability.
Complex aroma features hints of caramel, charred oak, vanilla, dark fruit (raisin) esters, coffee, and whisky.
Profoundly flavorful, notes of chocolate, coffee, smoke, dark fruit, toasty oak and faint vanilla are quite evident. A lenghty, mildly acidic finish caps this one off. The whisky barrel flavors are well-integrated.
Smooth, creamy mouthfeel. Full-bodied and complex.
Though it possesses substantial body, its alcohol content is not through the roof, nor are the whisky and oak-aged elements over done. Vastly appealing, challenging, yet quite drinkable. As one who's becoming a bit jaded with the trend of barrel-aged beer (outside of the lambic and Flemish Red categories), this is even better than expected.
01-29-2004 03:33:35 | More by Jon
4.35/5 rDev +12.4%
8% abv offering pours mahogany with 2+ fingers of mocha colored head from an amber colored bottle. Above average head retention & lacing
S: Vanilla & oakyness & a hint of booze
T: Chocolate, oaky dryness & vanilla notes up front. A hint of booze, charred wood & licorice in the middle as this warms. Finishes dry, warming boozey, with a hint of figs, & whisky
MF: Medium bodied, oily & silky with low carbonation
Drinks pretty easy, an old ale that makes use of maximum flavor, where's the Christmas pudding??? I guess this could pass as bourbon stout with little trouble
10-06-2007 03:34:56 | More by russpowell
4.28/5 rDev +10.6%
Finishing off the Old Engine Oils I've had in the fridge for the pas couple of days. It's weird seeing the general rating on this, as barrel aging only seems to help a beer, let's see what's happening in this one.
Doesn't smell too much different from the plain old engine oil to be honest, which is good because Old Engine Oil smells great, the problem is that I don't really smell any barrel aging influence on this beer. Ahh, there's the barrel again, I say to myself after taking the first sip, but again it tastes much like Old Engine Oil, but with a tad less sweetness. More peatiness, a bit of smoke but still maintaining a bit of sweet smoothness with only whiffs of whiskey or bourbon, which is interesting to see in a barrel aged beer because most of the time that's all you can taste, so this was a nice understatement to encounter. Less lactose and more tobacco in this version, with a bit of a chewier mouthfeel. The depth of this beer is something to behold, not quite sure why it's not rated as high or equal to the regular Old Engine Oil, I think the barrel aging takes away a bit of the complexity, or covers up some of the complexity that this beer would otherwise display.
10-27-2008 03:29:19 | More by bluemoonswoon
Old Engine Oil Special Reserve (Aged In Malt Whiskey Casks) from Harviestoun Brewery Ltd.
87 out of 100 based on 199 ratings.


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ORANGEBURG — Thoughts of déjà vu understandably popped in Orangeburg Post 4 coach Frank Leysath's head Tuesday night at Mirmow Field.
For the second straight night against Rock Hill Post 34, Orangeburg jumped out to a seven-run advantage. Even as Post 4 increased its lead to 10 runs, Leysath remained uneasy given the events from 24 hours earlier when Post 34 rallied in the final three innings to take Game 1 by one run.
"When I saw (we were up seven runs), I said we need to get another run on the board," he said. "Yeah, it didn't take me long to think back to last night. I feel like we let one slip away last night."
This time, a more enthusiastic Orangeburg effort coupled with an untimely ejection for Rock Hill allowed it to coast to a 12-1 win in six innings.
Post 4 pounded out 10 hits, led by Hobie Dennis' three RBIs, and pitcher Chris Sweatman struck out seven and allowed three hits to even the best-of-five series.
The game ended with one out in top of the sixth after Post 34's Ethan Neely was ejected by the homeplate umpire. While neither Leysath nor Rock Hill coach Mike Scott confirmed the exact reason for Neely's ejection, his departure left already shorthanded Rock Hill (7-6) with only eight available players.
Unable to continue at full strength, the game was immediately called in Post 4's favor.
"I had used all my players," Scott said. "The rule is if a player is ejected and you cannot continue with eight. So I guess the proper statement would be is that I used all of my players and (Neely) was ejected and we had to end the game at that time."
All seven runs came in the first inning when Post 4 (9-8) sent 13 batters to the plate. It started with one hit as Noah Cason reached base after getting hit by Post 34 starter Colton Pagoota and eventually scored when second baseman Nathan Turner mishandled an Evan Graves' grounder for an error.
Orangeburg loaded the bases with two outs when Dennis lined a two-run single to the outfield. A passed ball by Pagoota allowed another runner across homeplate, followed by consecutive bunt singles from leadoff hitter Aaron Crandell, which resulted in an RBI, and Cason that made it 6-0.
Another wild pitch by Pagoota brought home the final run in the rally. An RBI single by Will Gee off Neely in relief extended the lead to 8-0 in the bottom of the second.
In the bottom of the fourth, Dennis drove in his third run of the game with a double. He advanced to third base on the throw from the outfield and scored on a wild pitch by Matt Hill, the fourth Post 34 pitcher used in the contest.
Pagoota ended Sweatman's shutout bid in the fifth. He led off with a single, stole second and managed to reach homeplate after catcher Dakota Way's errant throw to third base.
Orangeburg added two more runs in the bottom half of the inning as Crandell scored on Cason's single and he reached home on Way's fielder's choice. Any chance of a Rock Hill comeback was quickly cut short by the game-ending ejection, leaving Leysath to reflect on the missed opportunity from the night before heading to Game 3 at 7 p.m. on Wednesday in Rock Hill.
"We didn't play with the enthusiasm and the intensity that we did tonight," Leysath said. "We started with it last night, but somewhere along the line, it just went away. And that's the thing that I challenged them about tonight was 'Look guys…and I think we can play with (Rock Hill)…you've got to play every inning, every out, every pitch like it's the last one' and we did."
"I'm hoping tomorrow night we can get ahead, get a little momentum on our side and some of our kids that are really good will shine and, hopefully, have a different outcome," Scott said.
Orangeburg 12, Rock Hill 1
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Original post made by Non-Denominational AVHS Parent on Jun 6, 2011
The program featured the youth pastor for the church who delivering a rather interest sermon and gave a final benediction. All in the name of his specific beliefs. I know that it made my child and several of us uncomfortable. The people I spoke with truly expected a religionn neutral event.
Let me be clear before the haters chime in. I am completely in favor of people expressing their faith. However, perhaps our perception of the event was that it would be less specific to a religion and more supportive of all religions. I believe the organizers had the best intentions, but I know for our future graduates we now know what to expect and decide accordingly.
on Jun 6, 2011 at 8:26 am
'more supportive of all religions'?! How is that possible during a relatively short ceremony? Besides, why should that be the focus instead of why you were there....to celebrate the accomplishments of the senior class? If you are wiccan, do you expect the pastor to appease your you? I'm sorry to tell you, but it's not all about you and whether you were offended or not. Get over yourslef and your extreme sensitivity and look at the positive side of the event. Amazing.....
on Jun 6, 2011 at 12:53 pm
First, I've been to Cornerstone and I'm sure they didn't perform any specific religous rituals (such as the how the Catholics do the "father,son,holy ghost" thing or how the Jewish men wear Yarmulkas or how Muslims praise Allah).
Second, If a religion other than your own offends you or makes you uncomfortable don't go to a church other than your own. I'm not Muslim but if I decided to visit a Muslim church I'd not be offended by any of their rituals - how does that affect me in any way? I could be sitting next to a Holy Roler Baptist screaming, falling to the floor crying and dancing around naked, it wouldn't offend me - to each his own. America is about freedom of religion so why prevent others from having that freedom?
on Jun 6, 2011 at 1:37 pm
Maybe they should call this a Catholic-based ceremony and not non-denominational.


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"I think anyone that is a part of American history has to understand how things were and how they got started," Butts said. "It is a great educational tool not only for our players, but our staff also, to be able to get an idea and experience such a huge part of our history."
The team perused the museum, Kelly Ingram Park and the Sixteenth Street Baptist Church that commemorates education and human rights issues in history.
"It was great to see our history and how much things have changed over the years," senior Carissa Crutchfield said. "It was a great opportunity for us to see and understand how people sacrificed their lives for the good of the country."
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Thousands of dollars in lawmaker expenses and gifts from 2012 became public Tuesday, detailing overseas trips, golf outings and sports tickets taken in by Virginia senators and delegates.
Two delegates and two senators from the Richmond area made the top 20 list of most expensive gift totals, with a trip to Istanbul among one of the most valuable items disclosed.
"It was all paid for by a private group, not by taxpayers," said Del. Riley Ingram in an interview Wednesday. "We talked trade, education, and how to learn from their healthcare system."
The American Turkish Friendship Association paid for eight Virginia lawmakers to make the 5,000 mile trip. The group is based in Fairfax, and promotes cultural understanding between the United States and Turkey.
Del. Jimmie Massie (R-Henrico) topped the list of local lawmaker gift totals. At $6,484, Massie ranked seventh out of 140 delegates and senators. Sen. Henry Marsh (D-Richmond) followed in eighth with $6,036, Del. Riley Ingram (R-Hopewell) ranked twelfth with $4,811.
Sen. Ryan McDougle (R-Mechanicsville) finished the top 20 list with $3,398 in gifts.
When asked about five golf outings, one paid for by pharmaceutical giant Eli Lilly, Del. Ingram said the company did not sway any of his votes or policies. Ingram helped the company's treatments to become more accessible to Virginia's mentally ill, a move he said he supported without the offer of golf trips.
"Their treatments are simply better than what the generic pills can do," Ingram said. "We don't get paid much as lawmakers. These are simply perks of the job."
Del. Jimmie Massie accepted 14 tickets to sporting events in 2012, including two football tickets from Virginia Tech, three football tickets and a basketball ticket from the University of Virginia.
Virginia lawmakers can accept gifts in any amount, as long as the totals are more than $50. Del. Rosalyn Tyler (D-Emporia) reported zero dollars, a year after reporting a $10,000 trip to France with a uranium interest group.
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