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New Friday Hours at the SoBoCo Public Library
The DBRL staff and board are pleased to announce that, starting in January 2010, we'll be able to add hours to our busy library branch in Ashland. The Southern Boone County Public Library will now stay open until 6 p.m. on Friday, instead of closing at 3 p.m. Read more »
From the Director - December 2009
The library is ending 2009 on a very positive note. This was a big anniversary for DBRL, and I want to thank all of you who helped us celebrate by playing our 50th Anniversary Challenge game. Hundreds of you played along, and we awarded book store gift certificates to four lucky winners. Read more »
Café Mozaki Open
The new Café Mozaki in the lobby of the Columbia Public Library is now open for business. The Patel family of Columbia, who also operate Daylight Donuts, are excited to open this weekend, selling tea, coffee, smoothies, donuts and more. Read more »
Coffee and Donuts, Anyone?
The Columbia Public Library will once again host a coffee and snack kiosk in the lobby. The library has signed a contract with the Patel family, proprietors of Daylight Donuts, to run a coffee and food kiosk in the lobby. "Café Mozaki" is tentatively set to open for business in mid-November. Read more »


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Americans: Welcome
"Proud To Be An American"
Welcome to the Melrose Americans Baseball Club
July 19, 2015
Steve Passatempo hit his league leading third home run, drove in two and scored once, Vin Scifo was three for three with a double and three RBI, Austin Masel had two doubles, two runs scored and two RBI, and Harry Smoske had two hits including a double and scored twice to pace the Melrose attack in a 11-6 win over Somerville at Morelli Field. The Americans exploded for 13 hits in the game. Dan Cacciola, John Jennings, Mike LaRovere and Mike Addesa, who doubled, also recorded hits for the winners.
Passatempo answered a three run Thunder first and reversed the momentum when he hit a three run homer in the bottom of the inning to tie the score. The Americans put the game away with a six run third before adding single runs in the fifth and sixth.
Mike Peters (1-1) earned the win for Melrose giving up five runs on seven hits and a walk over five innings. Kyle Autilio worked the sixth, allowing a run on three hits and a walk. Mike Andrews struck out a pair in a perfect seventh to end it.
Reading's Sean O'Neill (2-3) tossed a complete game, three hit shutout at Endicott College to lead the Bulldogs over the Americans 3-0. The win marked the third time in three tries that the Bulldogs have beaten the Americans this season.
Reading got all the runs they would need in the first inning when they took advantage of early wildness from Melrose starter Alejandro Lopez-Wheeler (0-1). After getting the first two outs in the inning Lopez-Wheeler surrendered two runs on two singles and three walks. He was almost perfect for the next three innings, allowing only one base runner over that span, a leadoff walk in the second inning.
The Bulldogs got things going in the fifth. With one out, a double followed by a single put runners at the corners. A double steal attempt was thwarted when Melrose shortstop John Jennings cut down the lead runner at the plate for the second out.
Brendan McDonough was summoned from the bullpen and was greeted by a run scoring double that upped the Reading lead to the final score of 3-0 before he recorded the final out on a ground ball to second.
Lopez-Wheeler struck out 5 over 4.2 innings. Dan Cacciola had two hits for the Americans and Harry Smoske had the third.
July, 16, 2015
Corliss Shutout Leads Americans Over Chiefs
Dillon Corliss pitched a complete game shutout to lead the Americans to a 3-0 victory over the Andre Chiefs at Morelli Field. Corliss allowed 6 hits, struck out five, walked two and hit two batters while improving his record to 2-3. He was aided by a pair of double plays and wiggled out of a bases loaded, two-out jam in the sixth. He brushed off a two-out error in the seventh with a strikeout to end the game and preserve the shutout. The Chiefs' Matt DiCato (3-1) matched Corliss with a complete game, but with the Chiefs' offense held in check, he took the hard luck loss.
Offensively, Brian Carney led the way with a two-run double in the fourth. Ian Steckel had two hits for the Americans and Harry Smoske singled and drove in the game's first run with a sacrifice fly in the opening frame. Austin Masel, who has hit safely in five of six games since joining the team in early July, singled for the fifth Melrose hit.
July, 15, 2015
Americans Drop Second Straight To Blue Sox
The Blue Sox completed a sweep of the home and away, two game series with the Americans, leaving Morelli Field with an 8-3 win. The Americans answered a three-run Lexington first inning with one of their own but the three runs would be all Melrose could muster while Blue Sox tacked on two more in the second and one each in the third, sixth and seventh to pull away for the win.
Mike Andrews (1-3) did not have his best stuff this night and got tattooed for six runs on eight hits, to go with two walks and two hit batters, over 2.2 innings. Gianni Esposito fared better, allowing just one run over 3.1 innings. Kyle Autilio, making his Intercity League debut, surrendering the final Lexington run in the seventh.
Steve Passatempo had two hits and an RBI for the Americans and Chris Sharpe singled and drove in a run. Austin Masel, Mike Addesa, Ian Steckel and Chris Lanzilli, who also made his Intercity League debut against the Blue Sox, all hit safely for Melrose.
Ross Curley was the big gun for Lexington. Among his three hits was a home run leading off the sixth. He also walked and scored in the first.
He wasn't sharp (4 hits, 4 walks, 2 hit-batters in 4 innings), but Aidan Freeburg (4-1) was good enough to pick up the win for Lexington.
July 15, 2016
Americans Resign McGlinchy
Former Atlanta Brave Kevin McGlinchy has rejoined the Americans to shore up the back end of the bullpen. McGlinchy pitched for the Braves in the 1999 and 2000 seasons. He appeared in 74 games, compiled a record of 7-3 with and ERA of 2.75 and struck out 76 batters in 78.2 innings. In 1999, at the age of 22, the Malden native and Malden High School alum, appeared in the NLDS, the NLCS and the World Series.
McGlinchy pitched for the Americans in 2012 as a starter, getting 5 wins in the regular season and another in his only playoff start.
July, 15, 2016
Singleton Signs With Futures League Navigators
Americans' All-Star second baseman Mac Singleton has been signed by the North Shore Navigators of the Futures Collegiate Baseball League. Singleton, the 2014 Intercity League Rookie of the Year who hit .338 his rookie season, had proven to be one the league's all time best defensive second basemen in his year and a half in the league, an observation with which those who saw him play on a regular basis over that time will surely agree. Mac's departure is a huge loss for the Americans but his teammates and coaches wish him nothing but the best in his Futures League career. The Navigators are lucky to have him.
July, 13, 2016
Lexington Puts Brakes On Melrose
The Blue Sox broke open a 2-2 tie in the sixth inning when four runs crossed the plate without a hit being recorded to defeat the Americans 6-2 at Lexington in the first of back to back, home and away games between the two clubs.
The hitless, four run sixth was made possible by four walks, two errors, a couple of fielder's choices and a sacrifice fly. Mike Peters (0-1), who pitched very well through five innings, fell victim in the sixth, but with walks to the first two batters and an error on a subsequent sacrifice bunt, much of it was his own undoing.
The Americans answered a first inning Blue Sox run with a run of their own in the second and took a 2-1 lead with a run in the top of the third before Lexington tied it back up with a run in their half of the inning. It remained tied until the sixth when the Blue sox put the game away.
John Jennings led the way with two hits and a third inning RBI for Melrose. Mac Singleton, Chris Sharpe, Steve Passatempo and Harry Smoske had the other Melrose hits. Austin Masel drove in Passatempo with the first Americans' run on a ground out in the second inning.
July 10, 2015
The Americans placed six players on the Intercity League All-Star team that will play in the Eastern Massachusetts All-Star Classic Sunday, July 12 at Campanelli Stadium in Brockton. The Classic features All-Star teams from the Intercity League, the Boston Park League, the Yawkey League and the Cranberry League in the single elimination tournament.
Representing the Americans on the Intercity League team will be 1B/3B Mike Addesa, RHP Mike Andrews, C John Jennings, SS Vin Scifo, 3B/OF Chris Sharpe and 2B Mac Singleton.
July 10, 2015
Americans Sweep Up Reds
The Americans banged out twelve hits to complete a home and away sweep of the Watertown Reds with a 8-4 win at Morelli Field. Austin Masel swung the biggest American stick with a three for three, one double, one RBI, one run scored night. John Jennings with two hits, a walk and two runs scored, Mac Singleton with a pair of hits, a run, an RBI and a stolen base and Chris Sharpe with two hits, including a double, and a run scored played key offensive roles for the Americans as well. Mike Addesa, Steve Passatempo and Harry Smoske also hit safely.
Gianni Esposito (2-1) allowed three runs, two earned, over 4.2 innings to get the win for the Americans. Christian Rosati gave up one run over 1.1 innings before Mike Andrews slammed the door with a perfect seventh inning that included two strikeouts.
Dillon Corliss kept the hard-hitting Watertown nine off the board while leading the Americans to a 2-0 victory over the Reds at Victory Field. Corliss tossed four hit ball at the Reds over 6.2 innings. He tired and walked a pair of Reds in the seventh, but Mike Andrews came out of the bullpen to strike out the final batter, secure the win and record his first save.
In addition to the four hits, Corliss (1-3), issued four walks and hit a batter on the night. Watertown got a runner on base in every inning except the third, but Corliss was able to pitch his way out of trouble each time.
Mike Addesa drove in both Americans runs in the third with a two-out double that scored Austin Masel and Mac Singleton, both of whom had singled. John Jennings had two hits for the Americans, while Chris Sharpe, Vin Scifo, Masel and Singleton had one.
The Americans' bats remained dormant as they lost to the Watertown Reds Wednesday at Bentley University by a score of 5-0 and 4-1 Thursday night to the Andre Chiefs at Morelli Field.
Dillon Corliss (0-2) took the loss against Watertown, allowing five runs on seven hits and five walks in 4.2 innings. As usually happens, the walks hurt. Two walks in the first, including a free pass to the leadoff hitter, led to a Watertown run. Two more in the fourth, again including one to the leadoff hitter, resulted in three more runs. Another in the fifth kept a two-out inning alive long enough for a single to drive in the final run. By contrast, Reds' starter and winner, Aric Dama (2-0), didn't walk a batter. He scattered five hits in six innings before giving way to JJ Branch in the seventh. Branch allowed two hits in the inning but left the runners stranded to preserve the shutout.
Brian Carney had three singles in three trips to the plate against Watertown. Mattt Brown had two hits including a double. Colby Maiola and John Jennings had the other two American hits.
The lack of hitting and the issuing of bases on balls continued against the Chiefs. The Americans with six hits in the game had two more than the Chiefs, but they were unable to string much together off Chiefs' starter and winner Jared Freni (4-0), even though he was uncharacteristically wild, walking five. Americans' starter Gianni Esposito (1-1) surrendered just two hits through five innings but he, too, walked five batters, three in the Chiefs' four run fourth, unlike Freni, Esposito didn't get away with it.
In the third, the Americans took a 1-0 lead. Dan Cacciola led off with a single to right. He stole second, moved to third on a Mac Singleton base hit and scored when Mike Addesa hit a double play grounder to second.
With the help of a double play grounder to end the third, Esposito had allowed one single and had faced the minimum heading into the fourth. The wheels fell off for the Americans in the inning when the Chiefs scored four runs on just one base hit. A leadoff walk to Tony Serino started things off. He stole second and moved to third on a wild pitch before Mike Burgoyne struck out. With the infield in, Billy Mottram blooped a hit behind second base to score Serino and tie the game 1-1 with Mottram taking second on a throwing error. Mike Gedman then hit a one-hopper back to the mound. With Mottram trapped between second and third, Esposito inexplicably threw to second and Mottram easily took third. With runners at the corners, Pete Copa hit a sacrifice fly to center for the second out that scored Mottram, making it 2-1. Mike Andre then walked, putting runners at first and second. Nate Witkowski also walked to load the bases. Both free passes came back to haunt the Americans when a Mike Barbati ground ball to shortstop Vin Scifo was booted, allowing both Gedman and Andre to score and push the Chiefs' lead to the final score of 4-1.
Cacciola, Singleton, Addesa and Harry Smoske all had one hit for the Americas against the Chiefs. Matt Brown added two. Mike Peters sparkled out of the bullpen in both games. He threw 1.1 innings of hitless, shutout relief against the Reds and 2 innings of two-hit, shutout relief at the Chiefs.
The Americans were rained out of Sunday's game against Arlington. They host the Wakefield Merchants Monday at Morelli Field and the Watertown Reds Wednesday at Morelli Field. Both games begin at 7:30.
A brilliant pitching performance from Melrose starter Mike Andrews (1-1) was wasted Tuesday night at Endicott College when the Americans' offense fell silent in a 1-0 loss to the Reading Bulldogs. Andrews tossed a complete game three hitter for Melrose, striking out three without walking a batter. He was perfect through three and two thirds before Darren Hartwell reached on a two-out bunt single in the fourth. Reading starter Tim Woods (1-0) matched Andrews pitch for pitch, allowing only four hits on the night to earn the win with seventh inning relief help from Jack Burke.
Reading got to Andrews in the fifth for the games' only run. Josh Drew lined a single to left leading off the inning. Corbin Hyde then stepped in and the lefty lined a triple down the right field line that scored Drew. Andrews got out of the inning without further damage by getting John Halsey to ground out to short with Hyde holding at third, inducing a Burton Deady ground ball to third that cut Hyde down at the plate and retiring Cody Hall on a fly out to right. Andrews completed his gem by setting down the Bulldogs in order in the sixth.
Offensively, the Americans had numerous chances to score off Woods, but they proved to be their own worst enemy. In the first, leadoff hitter Vin Scifo singled to center. Mac Singleton followed and was hit by a pitch. Number three hitter Harry Smoske then lofted a long fly ball to right that allowed Scifo to tag up and move to third. However, on the throw from right, Singleton attempted to move up a base, but he was easily cut down on the throw from the third baseman to the second baseman. That gaffe came back to bite the Americans when Mike Addesa followed with a long fly to left that would have been a sacrifice fly scoring Scifo but instead resulted only in the third out.
In the second, Melrose again threatened but came up empty. Chris Sharpe led the inning off with a single to center and stole second a pitch later. John Jennings worked a walk to put runners at first and second but Woods pitched out of it, getting Ian Steckel on strikes, Dave Center on a pop out to second and a ground out to first off the bat of Dan Cacciola. In the third, Singleton walked with one out and stole second. But that was as far as he got as Smoske popped out to first and Addesa lined out to left.
Another chance to score went by the boards in the fifth. Woods walked Center leading off. Cacciola, sacrificing, beat out the bunt for a base hit, pushing Center to second. Scifo was asked to sacrifice but he failed to execute in three attempts, striking out on a foul on the third try. A Singleton grounder to short forced Cacciola at second. Smoske worked a walk to load the bases but Woods got Addesa to line to the shortstop for the third out.
In the seventh, the Americans once again failed to execute and added another base running gaffe and it again cost them. Burke came on to close out the game for Woods and promptly walked leadoff pinch-hitter Colby Maiola. Cacciola was called upon to bunt him to second but he, too, failed to execute and struck out. With Scifo at the plate, Maiola attempted a steal of second and had the bag stolen, but his momentum on the turf slid him past the bag and he was tagged out by the shortstop. That also came back to bite the Americans when Scifo lined a single to center before Burke got Singleton to hit into a force out to end the game and earn the save.
With the loss, the Americans fall to 2-3 on the young season. They travel to Bentley University Wednesday for a 6:00 game with the Watertown Reds. Dillon Corliss will be on the mound for Melrose. On Thursday, the Andre Chiefs will be the opponent as the Americans return to Morelli Field at 8:00 for their second home game of the season. The Chiefs beat the Americans last week at Maplewood Field by a score of 4-3.
Tue, 16 June, 8:00PM, at Endicott College
Reading Bulldogs 1, Melrose Americans 0
The Melrose Americans split a pair of games over the weekend, losing 11-3 to the Reading Bulldogs Saturday before rebounding to defeat the Wakefield Merchants 3-2 Sunday.
Reading jumped out to an 11-0 lead Saturday and held the Americans hitless through five innings. Dan Cacciola broke up the no-hitter with a bunt single leading off the sixth. In the seventh, the Americans finally broke through for three runs on four hits, including a two-run Cacciola double, to avert the shutout.
Suffolk University righty, Chuck Gibson, took the loss for the Americans, surrendering six runs on ten hits in 3.2 innings. Ryan Colbert relieved Gibson and didn't fare any better, allowing five runs on five hits in his 1.1 innings of work. Brian Carney finished up, throwing two scoreless innings. Cacciola had two hits for Melrose. John Jennings, Ian Steckel and Anthony Licciardello had the other Melrose hits, with Jenning's single driving in a run.
Sunday at Wakefield, the Americans held on in extra innings to secure the 3-2 victory. Anthony Dally made his first Intercity League start a memorable one as he tossed 5.2 innings of hitless ball before being lifted after hitting a batter and issuing his sixth walk of the game in the sixth. He gave up a run in the fifth when he hit Wakefield hitter Bobby Losano leading off. Running on the pitch, Losano went from first to third on a ground out to third, before Mike Sorrentino drove him in with a sacrifice fly to center. Gianni Esposito (1-0) relieved Dally and earned the win, going 2.1 innings and allowing one unearned run on three hits.
The Americans got on the board in the second. With two men out, Ian Steckel singled and stole second. He scored on a Colby Maiola single to make it 1-0. Wakefield tied it at 1-1 on the Sorrentino sacrifice fly in the fifth. The Americans, who crushed the ball all day with little to show for it, played small ball to take the lead in the top of the eighth. Mac Singleton led off with a single and Harry Smoske reached on an error by Wakefield pitcher Jarrod Marchesi. Melrose cleanup hitter, Mike Addesa, laid down a perfect sacrifice bunt to move the runners to second and third. Chris Sharpe then lined a single to right that scored Singleton and Smoske to make it 3-1.
Wakefield refused to quit and put a rally of their own together in the bottom of the inning. With one out Esposito hit Joe Barry with a pitch. Dom Sorrentino was up next and he hit what appeared to be a double play ground ball to shortstop Vin Scifo, but the ball took a bad hop, hitting Scifo in the face, and both runners were safe. Pinch hitter, Jon Davison, grounded to first for the second out with the runners moving up to second and third. A subsequent Bobby Losano ground ball back to the mound was booted, allowing Barry to come home with the second Wakefield run, but Esposito regrouped and got Scott Searles to ground out to Scifo to end it.
The Americans' offense was led by Maiola, who had three hits and an RBI, Steckel, who had two hits, and Sharpe, who also had two hits, along with a pair of RBI.
With the weekend split, the Americans even their record at 2-2. They play three games this week, starting with an 8:00 road game rematch against Reading Tuesday night at Endicott College. They are again on the road Wednesday against the Watertown Reds in a game being played at Bentley University at 6:00. Thursday at Morelli Field they host the Andre Chiefs, who this past Wednesday edged the Americans 4-3 at Maplewood Field.
The Americans will be the home team Saturday when they play the Reading Bulldogs at 3:30 in game three of the "Day of Baseball" at Lexington High School Field.
The eight Intercity League teams will play four games at Lexington Saturday. The first game between the Watertown Reds and the Wakefield Merchants starts at 11:00. Game two pits the Andre Chiefs against the Arlington Trojans at 1:30. Following the Americans game versus the Bulldogs, game four between the Lexington Blue Sox and Somerville Thunder will start at 5:45.
Suffolk Ram righthander, Chuck Gibson, will be on the mound for the Americans making his first Intercity League start.
Dillon Corliss pitched a complete game 7 hitter for the Americans against the Chiefs at Maplewood Park in Malden Tuesday night. Unfortunately for the Melrose righthander, two of those hits were third inning home runs off the bats of Billy Mottram and Pete Copa that propelled the Chiefs over the Americans 4-3. With the win, the Chiefs improve to 4-0 on the season and with the loss the Americans even their record at 1-1. Corliss, who didn't walk a batter while striking out 3, fell to 0-1 on the season.
The Chiefs opened the scoring with an unearned run in the third. Copa led off with a single to center. With two outs, Americans' shortstop Vin Scifo made a rare error on a ground ball from Mike Barbati putting runners at first and second. Chad Connor made the error hurt when he lined a single to right center to score Copa and give the Chiefs a 1-0 lead.
The Americans answered right back with an unearned run in the top of the third to tie the game 1-1. Chris Sharpe led off and reached on an error by Chiefs' shortstop Nate Witkowski. With Sharpe running, Anthony Licciardello lined a base hit through the vacated second base hole pushing Sharpe to third. Chiefs' starter Mitch Clegg injured his side throwing the pitch and left the game in favor of Matt DiCato who walked Scifo to load the bases. Mac Singleton got the run home when he hit into a fielder's choice that erased Scifo at second. Matt Brown grounded out to end the threat.
The Chiefs retook the lead in the top of the fourth. Mottram homered to center leading off the inning. John Welch then lined a double to the left center field gap. With one out Copa feasted on a hanging Corliss curveball and deposited it deep over the left field fence to make it 4-1. From that point on Corliss was nearly perfect, allowing just one single the rest of the way but the damage had been done.
The Americans cut the lead to 4-2 in the fifth. With one man out, Scifo walked and Singleton singled him to third. After Brown struck out, Mike Addesa drilled a a shot to left center that scored Scifo and would have scored Singleton but the ball took a big bounce, hit the top of the outfield fence and fell over it for a ground-rule double, forcing Singleton to hold up at third. DiCato escaped the inning by striking out Harry Smoske for the third out.
In the sixth, the Americans cut the deficit to one. Brian Carney walked leading off. DiCato got the next two hitters but pinch hitter John Jennings wouldn't let him off the hook, lining a double to right center to score Carney. Jennings was stranded at second when DiCato struck out Scifo.
After Corliss set the Chiefs down in order in the bottom of the sixth the Americans had one more chance. Southpaw Evan Walsh relieved eventual winner Matt DiCato and got the out he was asked to get, striking out the left handed hitting Singleton leading off. Mike DiCato was summoned from the pen to try to close the game out. He got Brown to ground to second for out number two. Addesa kept the Americans' hopes alive by blooping a single into left. He was replaced by speedy pinch-runner Dan Cacciola, but DiCato ended the contest and earned a save when he got Smoske to pop out to second.
The Americans are back at it this weekend with a pair of games. On Saturday, they play host to the Reading Bulldogs at 3:30 in a game being played at Lexington High School Field. The eight Intercity League teams will be playing a total of four games at Lexington Saturday as part of a "Day of Baseball" held every year at Lexington. The games are regular season games and count in the standings. Suffolk University righty Chuck Gibson will make his Intercity League debut on the mound Saturday against Reading. Sunday, the Americans visit Walsh Field in Wakefield to take on the Merchants in a 4:00 start. Northern Essex portsider Anthony Dally will make his first Intercity League start in that one.Wed, 10 June, 8:15PM, at Maplewood
Andre Chiefs 4, Melrose Americans 3
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|W: M DiCato (2-0), L: D Corliss (0-1), S: M DiCato (1)
|Melrose Americans
|Vinny Scifo
|Mac Singleton
|Matt Brown
|Mike Addesa
|Harrison Smoske
|Brian Carney
|Chris Sharpe
|Colby Maiola
|Steve Passatempo
|Ian Steckel
|Anthony Licciardello
|John Jennings
|2B: Mike Addesa, John Jennings
|RBI: Mac Singleton, Mike Addesa, John Jennings
|E: Vinny Scifo, Chris Sharpe
Andre Chiefs
|Tony Serino
|Billy Mottram
|Johnny Welch
|Mike Gedman
|Pete Copa
|Mike Andre
|Nate Witkowski
|Mike Barbati
|Chad Conner
|Nick Leva
|2B: Johnny Welch
|HR: Billy Mottram, Pete Copa
|RBI: Billy Mottram, Pete Copa 2, Chad Conner
|E: Nate Witkowski 2
|Melrose Americans
|Dillon Corliss (L 0-1)
|Andre Chiefs
|Mitchell Clegg
|Matt DiCato (W 2-0)
|Evan Walsh
|Mike DiCato (S 1)
|WP: Matt DiCato
|Weather: Partly Cloudy
After three straight rainouts, the Americans finally got their 2015 Intercity League season underway Sunday afternoon at Morelli Field. Mike Andrews, a former Wakefield Merchant making his first start for Melrose, tossed a complete game, 7 hit shutout to lead the Americans over the Somerville Thunder 3-0.
Andrews (1-0), who won 5 games as a member of the Framingham State Rams' rotation during the just concluded college season, walked one and struck out one. He also hit 3 batters, including 2 in the seventh, but was able to pitch around the plunkings and preserve the shutout.
Jonathan Richard (0-2) went 5 innings for Somerville and pitched almost as well as Andrews, but he was victimized by a pair of 3rd inning errors. Americans' shortstop Vin Scifo led off the 3rd and skied a popup to short rightfield that was lost in the sun and dropped by the second baseman. Scifo, hustling all the way, ended up at second on the miscue. After Mac Singleton flied out to left, Harry Smoske lined a single to left scoring Scifo with the game's first run. Matt Brown followed with another single to left pushing Smoske to second. Steve Passatempo then hit a twisting fly ball toward the rightfield line that was misplayed by the rightfielder for the inning's second error, allowing Smoske to score and making it 2-0. Colby Maiola was hit by a pitch to load the bases, but Richard escaped further damage when he got Chris Salvati to hit into a 4-6-3 double play.
The Americans closed the scoring in the 5th. Brown singled leading off. With two outs Salvati walked pushing Brown to second before Brian Carney doubled to drive Brown home with the third and final run.
Brown and Carney each had two hits for the Americans. Scifo, Singleton, Smoske and Anthony Licciardello, who doubled, each had one.
The Americans return to action on Tuesday night when they visit Trum Field in Somerville for an 8:30 rematch with the Thunder. Northern Essex Righthander Gianni Esposito will be on the mound for the Americans.
Sun, 7 June, 4:00PM, at Morelli Field
Melrose Americans 3, Somerville Thunder 0
Tuesday, for the fourth time in their first five games, the Americans were rained out. They travel to Maplewood Park in Malden Wednesday night to face the defending playoff champion Andre Chiefs in an 8:15 start. The Chiefs at 3-0 and the Americans at 1-0 are the only two undefeated Intercity League teams remaining.
Framingham State University righthander, Dillon Corliss, will make his first Intercity League start on the mound for the Americans.


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Questions have been asked of the captain's fitness with him playing no competitive cricket since arriving in England. It was then revealed that David Warner had punched England's Joe Root in a bar in Birmingham prompting him to be dropped from the side for Wednesday's game against New Zealand which did not produce a result due to the weather.
The following day Warner was fined £7,000, banned until the start of the Ashes on July 10 and forced to offer a grovelling apology. "I think the feeling in the camp has obviously been a little bit different over the past few days because there's been a little bit of disappointment in one of our players with what's happened over the past week," Clarke said.
"But I can guarantee you we left it there after I did the press conference a couple of days ago now. We left it there as a team and now we look forward."
When asked whether the affair had caused a divide in the dressing room, Clarke responded: "Not at all."
Warner's suspension will make it difficult for Australia to select him for the opening Ashes Test at Trent Bridge as he will be seriously lacking time in the middle. And while coach Mickey Arthur has not ruled out selecting the 26-year-old, he admits it would be a risky manoeuvre for the tourists to try.
He told www.cricket.com.au: "He wouldn't have had a lot of cricket, he will have had a lot training, mind you, but no cricket.
"We've got plans to give him some centre-wicket practice etc, but it would be (a risk to play him in the first Test) and I guess it's a chance for the other batsmen in the squad to step up in the first two practice games.
"Because if they do that, they're likely start in the first Ashes Test."
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April is Month of the Military Child. It is set aside to let youngsters with a parent in the military know that they are not alone and that their sacrifice is appreciated.
Right now, two Indiana National Guard units in or near Johnson County are deployed: a medical unit out of Shelbyville with 25 members and an air traffic control unit out of Johnson County with 45 members, National Guard state family program director Maj. Lisa Kopczynski said. The first unit should return in June. The second, which left in December, will be gone until the end of the year.
In addition, reservists and Guard members are pulled away from home for periodic training. Their families live with the knowledge that a call-up to active duty can come quickly.
School counselors want to know if students have parents who are deployed and will be away from home for months or longer. Counselors know the sadness or anxiety the youngsters can feel might stop them from focusing on school. Younger students especially might feel as though they're the only kids dealing with a parent who's away, the counselors said.
At Creekside Elementary School in Franklin students were given boxes to fill with reminders of their parents, deployed throughout the world. Students can fill the boxes with reminders of conversations they want to have with their parents when they talk to them. They can also fill the boxes with items that remind them of their parents and keep them at school to feel closer to their relative.
The goal is to help the students whose parents are away from home serving in the military focus in school.
Counselor Samantha Vidal said, "I feel that we'll also just show them that it's hard having your parent away, but as a community we're really grateful for the students' sacrifice and the family's sacrifice of having that military member away from home."
At Whiteland Elementary School, counselor Kristy Boone uses memory boxes the same way. She also works with families to see if there are any other resources they need during a deployment.
"We just really kind of support them in their feelings, and keeping things close to them makes them feel like (their parents) are there," Boone said.
The National Guard has a free, five-week-long program called Military Kids In School Support. Earlier this year, the program worked with the Creekside students to create communication boxes and to show the students they aren't alone.
"Military kids feel really isolated. They feel they're the only person they know going through this experience," Indiana National Guard child and youth program contractor Anne Tedore said.
The goal by the end of the five weeks was for the students to know that they're not alone and that there are others in their school and in Franklin who know how they feel and can support them, Tedore and Vidal said.
"They're usually pretty surprised that they're not the only ones going through it," Vidal said.
Indiana has a tradition of military service, and Johnson County in particular has a strong National Guard presence with Camp Atterbury near Edinburgh and the new armory in Franklin. That means we have more than an average number of military families.
It is important to remember the families' sacrifice as well as that of the soldiers themselves. Programs such as Military Kids In School Support and efforts by individual schools help young people know that they are not alone and that we value the vital contribution their families are making.
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FREE Printable Despicable Me Minion Birthday InvitationPosted in Printables By Kevin Hale On September 29, 2013
This FREE Printable Despicable Me Minion Birthday Invitation comes in two easy-to-use formats for your convenience.
JPEG Minion Printable Invitation
Using the free JPEG minion invitation you can either quickly print and fill in your details with a pen or marker or you can open your favorite image editing software, add in your party info and then send it to print. These Despicable Me themed invitations measure 5 x7 inches.
PDF Minion Printable Invitation
The PDF minion printable can also be directly printed as-is and then you could fill out your details using a traditional method such as pen or marker. The PDF also has the convenient option of allowing you to type your details directly into it and then sending to print (see the image below). The free minion PDF printable will print two invitations to a sheet at 5 x 7 inches.
You can download your free Despicable Me birthday invitations below!
- By Regina
The despicable me minion invitations were amazing thank you for posting the download for free. But the labels didn't work
Hi Regina,
Thank you for visiting. Sorry you are having issues with the download. Perhaps try refreshing the page or downloading again. I just double checked both the minion water bottle labels and the address labels and they seem to download and unzip just fine for me…. ?
How do you download the image?
You need to click the download button near the bottom of the post. It may take a moment but your browser should prompt you to save the zip file containing the minion invitation.
Thanks for visiting. Sorry you are having an issue downloading. Perhaps, try a different browser to download your free printable such as Firefox. I've tested the links in a few versions of Safari; on Win 7 as well as an iPhone and an iPad.
Windows 7 Safari – Saved the free printable zip file
iPhone Safari – prompted me to open the file in an app
iPad Safari – prompted me to open the file in an app
I printed the invitations at Walgreens because my printer broke. They say I need a release for the license to print them?
These free printables come with a license file however characters in these designs still belong to their respective copyright holders. How you choose to print or use the download is ultimately up to you.
where do you write the birthday boy's name
The minion invitation has 4 spots to put information. The first spot says "for" as in, who the birthday is for. That is where the birthday boy or girls name goes. The other locations are: When, Where and RSVP. Please see the two pictures for reference. Thanks!
Could you please make a Printable Yellow Minion Happy Birthday Banner??? I absolutely love your page. I am doing a minion party for my little boys 5 bday and your page has been a huge help!!! The Minion Happy Birthday banner would be the perfect finishing touch!
Thank you for putting all this stuff on here and making it available to everyone!!!
Hi Sebrina,
Definitely, I've made quite a few free minion printables and didn't even realize I hadn't created and uploaded a banner. Thanks for your feedback and idea. I will post one shortly
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Any way you could make an evil minion invitation? My son is only into the purple guys haha I'd be so grateful!
Hi Kaitlyn, thanks for the feedback and idea. I would be happy to create and post an evil minion invite
OK evil minion invite posted
Thank you sooo much!! You just saved my life :)….
Hi how do we type in the information? A certain program? Im only sending them through email and social sites. Can you help?
The type-in version is pdf and won't work for emailing. These are for printing. You need a program such as adobe acrobat to use the pdf.
thanks so much! these were awesome! my daughter loved them – I will share your site/ info
Hi, my son loved these invitations so much he wanted to keep them instead of handing them out!! (He is 2). Now that his party is over I was wondering if there are thank you cards that are similar in style?
Many thanks
Hi Terri! I'm glad your son enjoyed the invitations. The minion thank you cards I have are available here:
Could you make " Stuart dressed as a girl" (green polka dot dressed minion) invites, cake toppers and thank you cards? Been looking everywhere…thanks
Love the invites. Im trying to open the file on my galaxy s4 and it won't let me. It downloads but it wont open. Any suggestions?
Hi Elisa, I'm not sure if your setup is the same but on a galaxy note 3 I tested on I needed to go to apps > tools > my files > device storage > download, then find the zip file I downloaded and click it to extract it from there. It creates a folder with the pdf printables inside.
Best of luck
I am planning a surprise party for my husbands 50th birthday. He is obsessed with the minions…..but I am looking for a birthday invite that is not so "cute", like for a child's birthday invite. He loves it when they say "WHAT??!!". I would love it if you could create an invite that starts out with "WHAT??!!" And then the blank so I can insert …. "Name" is turning 50…..and then date, address, RSVP, etc. is that possible?
Hi Kelly, your idea sounds very fun. You may want to check a site like Etsy where you can pay someone to make your specific invite
Hi I was wondering if you have the minions just the boy and girl alone not with invitation. I teach kindergarten and wanted to decorate my class with the minions .
Hi Lorena,
These are the source files for my minions. Included are PDF versions which you could print
Hello! I LOVE all your items, is it possible to get a evil minion treat box? I'm doing a mixture of yellow and purple minions.
how do u erase the name vanessa and the date?
Hi Marc that is just an image showing the example of typing. You need to click the download button to get the zip file containing the PDF, jpeg etc.
Love love love these. Really easy to edit, they were a big hit with the kids and the parents. Thank you so much.
Just terrific! I was looking for some good images that I could use for invitations and other party favours – this hit the nail on the head. We used the minions party invitations, labels, and water bottle labels. Lots of fun! Super easy, too! Cheers. Jody in Edmonton, Alberta CANADA.
Hi! I am wondering what type of paper is best to use for these? Regular photo paper? What size also? Thanks!!
Hi Ashley, for invitations, I prefer using a card stock. But they print nicely on standard computer paper. It is really about personal preference and how saturated your ink gets on the paper.
What a great idea !! and so easy to make. And it's free, thank you for this !
I made a link of your article to my blog related to the minions word (www.planetminion.com), I hope you are ok with that
Awesome Felix. Thanks for the mention on your blog!
Thank you for making these invitations avaialble, it was a very easy way of producing a printable version of the invite. Brilliant!
Hi,Im want to use the minion invitation.But I want to add my sons photo on it?Is there any way I can do it?
Hi Sonika, if you have a graphics program, you can try editing it to add a photo. These are free and provided as is. This template isn't designed for a photo.
Hi. These invites are brilliant, and perfect for my son's forthcoming birthday party. Just two questions though – how can I put his name on the invite so that our guests know who the invite is from? And when I download the invite to print them off is there a way of putting two different guests names on each invites so that I can print two per page? Thanks again!
Hi Michelle, Thank you for visiting. Answers for your questions:
1. The invites are designed with 4 fields to tell all about who the party is for, where, when etc. The "for" field is where your son's name would go (the person having the birthday). The way we use invites is to either directly hand them to a person or place them in an envelope labeled/addressed with the guests name.
2. The pdf is designed to automatically fill in the same info on both invites so you can quickly fill in your son's name and party info once. Then mail or give invites to those you want to receive this party info. Hope that helps.


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A lightweight, soft-shelled baby carrycot with a zip away top cover, cocoon will keep your baby snug & warm in their stroller. Carry handles and a firm base allow you to lift baby in & out of the stroller without disturbing their rest.
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Payment and Delivery System Reform in Medicare: A Primer on Medical Homes, Accountable Care Organizations, and Bundled Payments
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Expanded health insurance coverage through the Affordable Care Act (ACA) is having a major impact on many of the nation's hospitals through increases in the demand for care, increased patient revenues, and lower uncompensated care costs for the uninsured. This report examines the early experiences with the ACA by Ascension Health, the delivery subsidiary of the nation's largest not-for-profit health system, Ascension. It finds that, overall, Ascension hospitals in Medicaid expansion states saw increased Medicaid discharges, increased Medicaid revenue, and decreased cost of care for the poor, while hospitals in non-expansion states saw a very small increase in Medicaid discharges, a decline in Medicaid revenue, and growth in cost of care to the poor.Issue Brief Read More
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Safety-net hospitals are an integral part of the U.S. health care landscape, providing care to some of the nation's most medically vulnerable populations, including Medicaid enrollees and the uninsured. With the implementation of the Affordable Care Act (ACA), the U.S. health care system is rapidly changing, and safety-net hospitals need to make major adjustments to survive in the post-reform environment. This brief draws on interviews with executives at nine safety-net hospital systems and examines how their hospitals have fared since major coverage provisions of the ACA came into effect in January 2014. The brief also examines new and ongoing strategies that the hospitals are adopting in the face of a quickly changing health care environment. While acknowledging the importance of the ACA, executives at each system in the study noted that other non-ACA related factors have also shaped how their hospitals fared over the last year. The hospitals in the study were: Cook County Health and Hospital System (CCHHS); Denver Health (Denver Health); Harris Health System (Harris Health); New York City Health and Hospitals Corporation (HHC); Parkland Health and Hospital System (Parkland); Santa Clara Valley Health and Hospital System (SCVHHS); San Francisco General Hospital (SFGH); University Medical Center of Southern Nevada (UMC), and Virginia Commonwealth University Health System (VCU). These hospitals participated in two earlier related studies that examined how the systems were preparing for health care reform.Issue Brief Read More
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This Issue Brief describes the Medicare Hospital Readmission Reduction Program (HRRP), which penalizes hospitals that have relatively higher readmission rates, analyzes the impact of this program on Medicare patients and hospitals, and discusses several issues that have been raised regarding its implementation.Issue Brief Read More
New Report on the "Rising Cost of Living Longer" Details Medicare Spending by Age
A new report, The Rising Cost of Living Longer: Analysis of Medicare Spending by Age for Beneficiaries in Traditional Medicare, from the Kaiser Family Foundation takes a detailed look at per person Medicare spending by age and by service among the nearly 30 million people covered by traditional Medicare in 2011News Release Read More
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This analysis provides a detailed look at per person Medicare spending on the nearly 30 million beneficiaries over age 65 who are enrolled in the traditional Medicare program. Among the key findings of the report is that per person spending rises with age, peaking at age 96. But this rise is not entirely explained by Medicare spending on end of life care, which declines with age. What Medicare spends money on also changes as beneficiaries age. Hospital care is the largest component of Medicare spending throughout the age curve, up to age 100, but there is less spending on physician services and more on home health, skilled nursing and hospice care as beneficiaries age.Report Read More


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On September 18, 2015 Dr. Kapil Bharti of the National Eye Institute and his research team presented an update to his Therapeutic Challenge award to develop a stem-cell based therapy to treat age-related macular degeneration (AMD). In AMD patients Retinal Pigment Epithelium (RPE) cells become damaged and lose function. Replacement of damaged RPE cells with functional stem-cell-derived RPE cells is a viable treatment believed to restore or improve vision. Inducible pluripotent stem cells (iPSCs) are stem cells that have been reprogramed from adult cells and can develop into any cell type in the body. For clinical applications iPSCs are to be manufactured using strict guidelines called current good manufacturing practice (cGMP) to ensure quality, purity, and safety of cells. Dr. Bharti's team has developed a streamlined manufacturing process to generate transplant-ready cGMP-grade RPE cells from iPSCs and the entire manufacturing process takes slightly under 150 days. His team is currently performing pre-clinical animal toxicity, efficacy, and transplantation device compatibility studies in preparation for submitting a phase I Investigational New Drug (IND) application with the Food and Drug Administration in 2017. Learn more about Dr. Bharti's research.
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The implementation of a consistent approach to informed consent for iPS cell derivation and use across research/medical institutions in these early days as proposed in this manuscript could potentially be invaluable to providing stem cell researchers with crucial access to high-quality, thoroughly documented materials and resources.
Read more about the NIH CRM program
Lowenthal J, Lipnick S, Rao M, Hull SC. Specimen collection for induced pluripotent stem cell research: Harmonizing the approach to informed consent. Stem Cells Translational Medicine. Published online May 8, 2012; doi: 10.5966/sctm.2012-0029.
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