Nauts Split TwiNighter With California. Win 3-0 Behind Clark.

WPCNR PRESS BOX. Special to WPCNR from Kristen Zimmerman. July 20,2004: The NY/NJ Juggernaut (24-14) defeated the California Sunbirds (11-25) 3-0 behind a two-hit shutout by Nauts’ starter Kaci Clark in the second game of Monday’s doubleheader. Clark shut down the Sunbirds, going a full seven innings, giving up no runs on two hits, no walks and 10 strikeouts, after the Sunbirds had taken the opener 2-1, handing Amanda Scott her third straight loss.


Clark would get all the run support she needed in the fourth inning when
designated player Lisa Iancin scored on a double to the left-field fence
by centerfielder Venus Taylor. Second baseman Carri Leto would then add an
insurance run when she scored Taylor with a single down the left field
line. She was then thrown out attempting to advance on the play. Iancin
went 1-for-2 with one run scored and an RBI. Taylor also went 1-for-2 with
a run scored and an RBI.

First baseman Kellie Wilkerson tacked on the Juggernaut’s third and final
run of the game in the sixth inning when she scored on an infield hit by
Iancin. Wilkerson went 1-for-2 with a run scored.

Clark escaped a threat by California in the first inning thanks to
sparkling defensive plays by right fielder Gina Oaks and shortstop Lyndsey
Klein. After a leadoff hit by right fielder Kellyn Tate, Oaks threw
pitcher Kirsten Voak out at first from right field to secure the first out
of the inning. Klein then nailed third baseman Jaime Foutch at first with
a one-hop throw from her knees in the hole for the second out of the
inning and the end of the rally.


Amanda Loses Heartbreaker in Opener.


Despite a 13 strikeout performance by NY/NJ Juggernaut
(23-14) starter Amanda Scott, the California Sunbirds (11-24) defeated the
Nauts 2-1 behind the strong pitching performance of Jodie Cox in game one
of tonight’s doubleheader. Scott pitched seven full innings, giving up two
runs on five hits, three walks, and 13 strikeouts. Cox pitched a complete
game as well, giving up one run on six hits, three walks, and nine
strikeouts.

A two-run fourth inning for the Sunbirds would give Cox all the run
support she would need. Leftfielder Christen Bedwell doubled to center to
score pinch runner Barbara Moody and give the Sunbirds a 1-0 lead.
Following a walk to shortstop Allison Andrade and an infield single by
Cox, a groundball to short off the bat of centerfielder Kim Ogee scored
designated player Heather Field for the 2-0 lead. Bedwell finished 1-for-3
with a run scored and an RBI, and Cox was 2-for-3.

The Nauts battled back in the bottom of the fourth when pinch hitter Lisa
Iancin scored shortstop Lyndsey Klein with a two-out single. Iancin went
2-for-2 with an RBI on the night. A one-out walk to Klein and a base-hit
by first baseman Kellie Wilkerson would put Klein in scoring position for
Iancin. Wilkerson finished a perfect 2-for-2.

Wilkerson led off the sixth inning with another base hit, pinch hitter
Jaclyn Pasquerella sacrificed her to second, and Iancin singled to right
and then stole to second to put runner’s on second and third with only one
out. However the Nauts would fail to score as Cox got centerfielder Venus
Taylor to ground out, and first baseman Jaime Foutch scooped third baseman
Kirsten Voak’s throw out of the dirt to stop the Juggernaut and secure the
win.



The Juggernaut will take on the Sunbirds again tonight at Montclair State University Softball Stadium at 7:35 pm.


National Pro Fastpitch Standings July 20, 2004


                                   w      L       Games Behind


Akron Racers         22    10                _____


NyNj Juggernaut   24    14                     1


Texas Thunder      20    11                 1-1/2


New England Tide 16    20                     8


Arizona Heat            11   24                12-1/2


California Sunbirds  11  25                   13


Monday’s Scores


California 2, Juggernaut 1 (1st)


Juggernaut 3, California 0 (2nd)


Texas 2, New England 0


Arizona 5 Akron 1

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City Fails to Update Website on New Parking Fines, Hourly Rates.

WPCNR WEB WATCHDOG. By a White Plains CitizeNetReporter. July 19, 2004: A world wide web aficianado reports to WPCNR that the City of White Plains has failed to use its website to alert citizens to the changes in parking rates down town. The new rates charging 75 cents an hour at street meters and 50 cents an hour in parking garages have been in effect for 19 days, but the city website has not updated their information. Our informant notes the following information on the White Plains city website:
MUNICIPAL PARKING IN WHITE PLAINS

WHERE TO PARK…and how to AVOID PARKING TICKETS


 


Metered Parking

MAKING A QUICK STOP….

Most on-street metered spaces provide a 1 hour parking limit. Short time limits at on-street meters promote turnover which increases space availability.

STAYING A WHILE LONGER….

Less expensive off-street parking is available at the following municipal surface lots:























bullet Waller/Livingston (parking permits available)
bullet Lyon Place (parking permits available)
bullet 279 Hamilton Avenue
bullet Mitchell Place
bullet Waller/Maple (parking permits available)
bullet Quarropas Street (parking permits available)
bullet Court Street

PARKING GARAGES….


Short and long term metered parking is available at various municipal parking garages.














bullet Chester/Maple * (Behind Mamaroneck Avenue) (parking permits available)
bullet Hamilton/Main * (Across from Sears) (parking permits available)
bullet Lexington/Grove (Galleria Mall) (parking permits available)
bullet White Plains Center Garage (City Center) (parking permits available)
*Multi-Space Meters Available

For a complimentary City of White PlainsMunicipal Parking Map, call 422-1232.

IF YOU RECEIVE AN “EXPIRED METER” NOTICE…

Pay parking fine immediately to avoid additional penalties. An “Expired Meter” fine may be paid at any municipal parking garage office, before the appearance date indicated on the ticket.

IF YOU RECEIVE A “PARKED BEYOND THE LIMIT” NOTICE…

On streets and in municipal parking areas, the parking limit is indicated by signs and/or by the meter TIME LIMIT. This time limit is the maximum time a vehicle may be legally parked whether or not time is shown on the meter.

At the expiration of the TIME LIMIT, the vehicle must be moved or it is in violation and subject to a summons answerable in City Court.
 

Schedule of Fines
 










DAY OF ISSUANCE AFTER DAY 30 AFTER DAY 90
$10 $25 $50

MULTI-SPACE METERS

In specified municipal structures, parking patrons use centrally located multi-space meters (similar to bank automated teller machines.) These meters accept both coins and bills and issue change and receipts. Parking patrons may purchase additional time as needed without returning to their space.

FRIENDLY METERS

These electronic parking meters accept nickels, dimes, quarters and Cash Keys and grant a six (6) minute grace period.

LOOK FOR METERS WITH THE GREEN STICKERS.

Meter Rates

Downtown









 Off-street $0.25 for 30 minutes  On-street Half-hour meters $0.25 for 15 minutes
 On-street Other meters $0.25 for 20 minutes  Commuter $0.25 for 30 minutes $4.25 for 12 hours $4.50 for 19 hours

Outlying









bullet Outlying 1-3 hour meters $0.25 for 45 minutes
bullet Outlying Commuter $0.25 for 50 minutes $3.00 for 12 hours

To obtain a Permit Parking information booklet, call 422-1232.

 






For questions, comments or concerns, please contact us at
[email protected]

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White Plains Photograph of the Day

WPCNR ROVING PHOTOGRAPHER. July 19, 2004: Today’s photograph is of the developing “Townhouse Row” on Old Mamaroneck Road, showing the line up of the homes that will behind the apartment complex, called The Jefferson at 300 Mamaroneck Road.



TOWNHOUSE ROW. Old Mamaroneck Road. Photo by The WPCNR Roving Photographer

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Ad Agency Looks at Zoning Change Because Property Unsaleable.

WPCNR Highlands Herald. From a WPCNR Reporter. July 10, 2004: An old carriage house zoned residential, and located at 5 Rutherford, across the street from The Jefferson at White Plains (300 Mamaroneck Avenue), is being considered by the zoning board for a change of zoning because the property is “unsaleable” otherwise. The matter is currently under review. The advertising agency is seeking to purchase the property for use as an office, if the zoning change goes through.



Unsaleable? The property at 5 Rutherford, now zoned residential, is being considered by the city to change its zoning to allow a business to buy it and use it as a headquarters. Photo by WPCNR News

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