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2009 ACBL Standings |
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Wolff Division |
| Jersey |
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Kutztown |
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Lehigh Valley |
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N. New Jersey |
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.000 |
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Peekskill |
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.000 |
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Quakertown |
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Kaiser Division |
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North Fork |
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.000 |
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Riverhead |
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Sag Harbor |
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Southampton |
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.000 |
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Westhampton |
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.000 |
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Whalers 2008 Highlights |
Phil Klein (Whalers, Youngstown State) won the Atlantic Collegiate Baseball League earned run average title, posting a 1.02 mark while also compiling a 5-2 won-loss record. Klein also became the first pitcher in league history to throw a perfect game, setting down all 21 hitters he faced in the Whalers' 8-0 victory over Metro N.Y. on July 13. Klein also led the league in batting average against (.170) and allowed just one extra-base hit all season.
Alan Parks (Whalers, Charlotte) was a terror on the basepaths, swiping 22 bases in as many attempts for a perfect 1.000 steal percentage. Parks finished third in the ACBL in thefts. He led the ACBL Kaiser Division champs in hits (28), runs (23) and walks (19).
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