Somerset’s Kip Bouknight (4-6) was charged with the loss, as he gave up 3 runs, and 4 hits in just 3 innings of work. With the win, the Riversharks second half record improves to 1-0, while Somerset’ falls to 0-1. 

Camden broke the game open in the 2nd inning, and took a 3-0 lead. An RBI single by third baseman Brett Bonvechio drove in Jon Knott for the first run of the game. Then, first baseman Vito Chiaravollotti laced a double into centerfield to set up two runners in scoring position for right fielder Wayne Lydon, whose double to right field plated both base runners. 

 The Sharks added an additional run in the 3rd inning, and took a 4-0 lead. With runners on the corner, Knott grounded into a double play that scored second baseman Junior Spivey. 

The Patriots pulled back two runs in the 5th inning, and cut Camden’s lead to 4-2. With the bases loaded, Sean Smith hit a two out single to left field, scoring Travis Anderson and Elliot Ayala, and picking up his 29th and 30th RBIs of the season in the process. 

Somerset continued to chip away at the Sharks’ lead in the 6th inning. With a runner in scoring position, designated hitter Jason Belcher notched a base hit to right field, scoring Teuris Olivares and making the score 4-3 in favor of the home team. 

With a one run lead heading into the 9th inning, Camden put the game in the hands of closer Felix Rodriguez. Rodriguez retired the side in order, and picked up his 6th save of the year, as the Riversharks won by a final score of 4-3. 

Game Two: 

Marlton, New Jersey

Who: Sgt. Deanna S. DiAmbrosio

When: Saturday, July 11^th

Time: Approx. 11:30am-12noon (she is coming from PHL Airport)

Where: 1303 Arrowwood Court (spelling verified)

Marlton NJ 08053

Mike (YRC) 609-980-4172

Please come out and welcome home Sgt. Deanna S.

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Gloucester City Residents- Take heed and don’t make the mistake I made. As you may know, Gloucester City is in the process of building a new \”water treatment\” plant. Here’s my story. On Monday, the water in my fish pond was extremely low so I took the garden hose and filled it up. I then fed my eight gold fish that have lived in my pond for three years. After a couple hours, I went out in the yard to check on the water level and found eight \”dead\” fish.

Since I was shocked with my discovery, I phoned Bill’s Wonderland of Pets and told my story to a very attentive guy. He asked me where I lived and when I answered Gloucester City, he said, \”want to hear a story?\” He continued to tell me about a woman, who lives in Gloucester and that she breeds \”Angel Fish\” for the store and recently lost a couple of her tanks of fish. He then said there is very likely a problem with Gloucester’s water having too much chlorine and ammonia which killed the fish.

So, to anyone with tropical fish or backyard fish ponds, DO NOT change or add any Gloucester City water without first getting the water tested and treated!

A Sad Pet Owner

Following the posting of that letter (two weeks ago) numerous complaints and

It was the second straight shutout win for the \’sharks, but the offense stole the show, as Camden (32-36) put up two separate five-run innings, on their way to tying their biggest run output of the season.

In the first, Chiaravolloti and Brian Burgamy each drove in two runs, and Jon Knott drove in one, as the \’sharks sent ten men to the plate, including Chris Walker twice, against York starter Shane Youman. A costly error by Matt Rogelstad also contributed to the big inning, meaning that only two of the runs counted as earned.