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| HAGGIN MUSEUM - Cello Recital by James Jaffe |  Posted by: cyberstockton
Cello Recital by James Jaffe
Sunday, May 11, 3:00-4:00 p.m.
Come
enjoy one of the area's most gifted young musicians on Mother's
Day.
James Jaffe will perform Leos Janácek-s Pohadka (A Tale) for Cello
and Piano, George Crumb-s Solo Sonata for Cello and Beethoven-s Sonata No. 4 in
C Major for Cello and Piano.
James is a scholarship student of Richard
Aaron at the University of Michigan School of Music, and previously appeared at
the Haggin in 2006.
Click Here for more information
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*( http://hagginmuseum.pmailus.com/pmailweb/ct?d=E--FvQAuAAj-----AAHeGg
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| HAGGIN MUSEUM - Art Adventures: The Art of Romare Bearden | | Monday, May 05 @ 01:00:00 EDT
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| HAGGIN MUSEUM - Docent Spotlight Tour: Two Barbizon Painters | Posted by: cyberstockton
Saturday, May 3, 3:00-3:15 p.m.
The painters Narcisse Virgile Diaz de
la Pena and Henri-Joseph Harpignies represent the beginning and the end of a
revolution in art. Learn why this Saturday at a special Docent Spotlight
Tour.
This 15-minute docent tour will begin at 3:00 p.m. and is free to
all visitors because it is being held on the first Saturday of the month. Come
and be dazzled by the gems of the museum's permanent collection.
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| Friday, May 02 @ 11:25:50 EDT
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| STOCKTON PORTS - Month of April Conclusion |  Posted by: cyberstockton
PORTS SET TO CONCLUDE A FANTASTIC FIRST
MONTH
Heading into the 2008
season, the Stockton Ports were expected to be one of the best teams in Minor
League Baseball. This was due in large part to trades made by the Oakland A's in
the offseason involving Dan Haren and Nick Swisher, and yielding a lot of young
talent for Oakland. Thus far, the Ports have lived up to their billing. As of
April 29, the Ports are in first place in the North Division with a record of
18-7. The Boys from Banner Island have won 15 of their last 18 games, and
they'll look to continue their quest for a first-half title heading into
May.
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| Wednesday, April 30 @ 01:00:00 EDT
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| BOB HOPE/FOX THEATER - May 2008 |  Posted by: cyberstockton
COLLIN RAYE - Buzz
Mazzuola Unsung Heroes Benefit Concert for Special Olympics - Event Date: May 2, 2008
MOTOWN THROWDOWN 2008 - Event Date: May 3,
2008
The Clarence Luckey Foundation Presents Anita Renfroe - Event
Date: May 4, 2008
Trace Adkins - Event Date: May 6, 2008
Show Boat - Event Date: May 9, 2008
The Greatest Hit Makers and the Undisputed Juke Box Queen
- Event Date: May 10, 2008
Rent sponsored by Michelob - Event Date:
May 17, 2008
http://bobhopetheater.com/events.asp
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| Monday, April 28 @ 14:43:19 EDT
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| STOCKTON LIGHTNING - GAME RECAP: Iowa 47 - Stockton 24 |  Posted by: cyberstockton
DES MOINES, Iowa -
The Stockton Lightning (1-4) surrendered 20 unanswered points in the
fourth quarter and the Iowa Barnstormers collected their first home
victory after a six-year hiatus in a 47-24 Lightning defeat before a
crowd of 10,454 at Wells Fargo Arena on Saturday night in week 5 of
arenafootball2 play.
The Lightning dropped their fourth loss
in a row and surrendered four turnovers in the loss as Iowa quarterback
Joe Brannen threw for 135 yards, a 15-for-28 passing effort and two
touchdowns.
Iowa
posted the only score of the first quarter on Brannen's one-yard keeper
up the middle, followed by a 28-point second quarter by both teams. WR
Robert Kilow hauled in a 33-yard bomb over the middle with 10:44 left
in the half, hiking the Barnstormers lead to 13-0.
Lightning FB Peter Tuialuuluu
had two separate one-yard touchdown sprints in the second half,
sandwiching a 57-yard kick return by Kilow to put the Lightning in a
20-14 hole at halftime. The Lightning had a chance to take the lead at
the end of the half after a Raymond Little interception, but Daniel
McLemore picked off a four-yard lob by Lightning QB Chad Elliott at the left corner of the end zone with under 10 seconds left.
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| STOCKTON PORTS - Cahill K's Career High As Ports Get 2-1 Win | Posted by: cyberstockton
RANCHO CUCAMONGA, Calif. – Stockton
Ports starter Trevor Cahill has always been known as a strikeout
pitcher. It was never more true than on Sunday afternoon at the
Epicenter. Cahill struck out a career-high 12 batters in seven
innings—eight of those coming in the first three frames—as the Ports
stole a 2-1 win from the Rancho Cucamonga Quakes. With the win, the
Ports improve their record to a league-best 17-7, and the Boys from
Banner Island have now won 14 of their last 17 games.
Cahill ran into a bit of trouble in
the bottom of the first inning. With runners at the corners, Wil Ortiz
attempted to steal second base. Ports catcher Juan Nunez threw down to
second, but the throw went clear into center field, allowing Anthony
Norman—the runner at third—to come in and score to give the Quakes a
1-0 lead. It was an unearned run for Cahill, and it turned out to be
the only run Rancho would score on the afternoon.
As dominant as Cahill was, Quakes
starter Tommy Mendoza was equally so. Mendoza made the Quakes’ run
stand tall as a skyscraper through seven innings. The closest the Ports
came to scoring was when Nunez was thrown out on a play at the plate to
end the fifth inning. Mendoza tossed seven scoreless innings, striking
out three, and winding up with a no-decision.
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| Monday, April 28 @ 14:30:04 EDT
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| STOCKTON PORTS - Ports Power Past Quakes With 6-3 Win | Posted by: cyberstockton
RANCHO CUCAMONGA, Calif. – Times
are good lately for the Stockton Ports. Stockton is in a tie for first
place in the Cal-League North Division, they’ve won 13 of their last 16
games, and on Saturday night at the Epicenter, they beat the Rancho
Cucamonga Quakes for the fifth straight time, this time by a final of
6-3.
For the second straight night, it
was the Ports that got the scoring started. With one out in the top of
the second, Frank Martinez and Jermaine Mitchell knocked back-to-back
singles to center. Mitchell was caught in a pickle between first and
second, but Martinez drew a throw to third, allowing Mitchell to arrive
at second safely. Mike Affronti followed with a two-run single to left
to give Stockton a 2-0 lead.
Ports starter Brett Anderson (4-1)
weaved in and out of jams through his six innings of work. Anderson,
however, did not give up more than a run in any given inning. In the
top of the second, Anderson allowed his first run—a solo home run to
Brian Walker on the first pitch of the inning which made it 2-1.
Stockton answered right back in the
third against Quakes starter Trevor Bell (1-2). With two outs, Chris
Carter worked a walk, and came home when Jed Morris followed with an
RBI double to right to give the Ports a 3-1 edge.
Once again, the Quakes answered back
in the next half inning. With Anthony Norman at third and two out, Drew
Toussaint singled to center to bring the Quakes to within a run at 3-2.
Stockton, however, followed with
their most productive inning of the night. Mitchell led off with a
triple to right-center, and scored on another Affronti RBI single to
make it 4-2. Two batters later, Affronti stole second and Archie
Gilbert walked. At that point, Bell was taken out of the game in favor
of Jared Incinelli. Incinelli immediately uncorked a wild pitch,
allowing Affronti to move to third and Gilbert to move to second. Josh
Horton then flew out to center, and both runners tagged and tried to
advance. Affronti crossed home plate as the throw was cut off, and
Gilbert was out at third, but Affronti’s run counted, giving Stockton a
5-2 lead.
Bell went 3.1 innings and allowed five runs on six hits in a losing effort.
Rancho scored their final run off
Anderson in the fifth on an RBI groundout from Norman. It turned out to
be their final run of the night. Anderson pitched a scoreless sixth and
went on to earn the win, tossing six full innings and allowing three
runs on eight hits while striking out three.
The Ports bullpen—a combination of
Jared Lansford and Sam Demel (SV, 1) tossed three scoreless innings to
preserve the lead. Lansford pitched two scoreless and Demel pitched a
scoreless ninth to earn the save.
Stockton added an insurance run in
the eighth when Chris Carter took an Incinelli pitch over the left
field fence—a mammoth shot that gave the Ports a 6-3 edge. The homer
was Carter’s seventh on the season, tying him with Sean Doolittle for
the team lead.
With the win, the Ports kept pace
with the San Jose Giants, who beat the Inland Empire 66ers 10-2.
Stockton remains in a tie for first place with San Jose in the North
Division.
The Ports and Quakes will play Game
3 of their four game set on Sunday at the Epicenter. Trevor Cahill
(3-0, 2.35 ERA) will take the mound for Stockton, opposed by
right-hander Tommy Mendoza (1-2, 3.86 ERA) for the Quakes. First pitch
is set for 2:05 p.m. PST.
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| STOCKTON PORTS - Heuser, Ports Blank Quakes 6-0 | Posted by: cyberstockton
RANCHO CUCAMONGA, Calif.
– On Friday night, the Stockton Ports called on James Heuser (2-0) to
make his first start of the season. Prior to Friday’s start, Heuser had
appeared only in relief for the Ports in 2008, but had started all but
one of his games for the Kane County Cougars in 2007. It didn’t take
long for Heuser to settle into the starting role again; as he tossed
5.2 scoreless innings, helping the Ports to a 6-0 win over the Rancho
Cucamonga Quakes.
Heuser’s solid start was matched
initially by Quakes starter David Herndon (0-3). Herndon breezed
through the first 4.2 innings without allowing a run, but ran into
trouble with two outs in the top of the fifth, when Matt Sulentic
started a Stockton rally with a double to left. Archie Gilbert followed
with an RBI single to left to break the scoreless tie and give Stockton
a 1-0 lead. Josh Horton came up next and knocked an RBI triple to the
gap in right to bring home Gilbert and make it 2-0. The next batter,
Sean Doolittle, hit a high pop-fly on the infield. After some
confusion, the ball dropped amidst five Quakes infielders, giving
Doolittle a gift RBI single and giving the Ports a 3-0 lead.
All three runs were charged to
Herndon, who took the loss after going five innings, allowing three
runs on six hits while striking out four.
Heuser never really had his back
against the wall. Heading into the sixth inning, Heuser had thrown just
53 pitches, and never more than 11 in an inning. In the sixth, he
yielded a leadoff single to P.J. Phillips, but Phillips was caught
stealing at second. Heuser then struck out Peter Borjos, but that would
be the last batter he retired. Anthony Norman was issued a walk, and
then Wil Ortiz hit a sharp grounder to short, and Horton had it go off
his leg and into left field for an error.
With the tying run at the
plate—Quakes home run and RBI leader Mark Trumbo—manager Darren Bush
summoned reliever Chris Farley from the bullpen. Farley got Trumbo to
ground to first to end what turned out to be the only Quakes threat of
the night.
Heuser earned the win after 5.2
scoreless innings, allowing just four hits while striking out two.
Farley pitched 1.2 scoreless innings and did well to preserve the 3-0
lead during his outing.
The Ports widened their lead in the
eighth against Quakes reliever Felipe Arredondo. Arredondo allowed a
leadoff single to Jed Morris, and three batters later, Mike Affronti
lined a two-out RBI single to center to make it 4-0.
Stockton added two more in the top
of the ninth against Aaron Cook. Gilbert led off with an infield single
and stole second. He went to third when Horton reached on a throwing
error by Phillips, the Quakes’ shortstop. Doolittle followed with an
RBI double to right, and Chris Carter added a sac-fly to make it 6-0
Stockton.
Doolittle went 3-for-5 with two RBI.
Gilbert went 3-for-5 with an RBI and two runs scored, and Horton also
scored two runs while going 1-for-4 with an RBI.
Arnold Leon pitched the final two
innings and did not allow a run, sealing the victory for Stockton. The
shutout is Stockton’s third on the season. The Ports shut out Modesto
on April 6 (4-0) at Banner Island Ballpark, and shut out San Jose 3-0
at Municipal Stadium on April 16.
With the win, the Ports kept pace
with the San Jose Giants, who blanked Inland Empire 7-0. Both teams
remain tied for first place in the North Division.
The Ports and Quakes will play Game
2 of their four game set on Saturday at the Epicenter. Left-hander
Brett Anderson (3-1, 2.66 ERA) will toe the rubber for Stockton,
opposed by right-hander Tommy Mendoza (1-2, 3.86 ERA). First pitch is
set for 7:05 p.m. PST.
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| STOCKTON PORTS - Banner Island Ballpark To Host Dave Henderson Baseball Camp | Posted by: cyberstockton
STOCKTON, Calif. - The Stockton Ports will once again be hosting the Dave Henderson Adult Baseball Camp at Banner Island Ballpark. The three-day camp will run from Friday, June 6 through Sunday, June 8, and feature instruction from former Major Leaguers such as Dave Henderson, Greg Cadaret, Mark Parent, and more.
The camp includes four or five nine-inning baseball games, depending on whether or not your team makes it into the championship game, a half-day instructional session (including hitting, fielding and pitching), your own Stockton Ports uniform (including cap, pants and batting practice jersey), lunch each day, full locker room and training room services, and a Saturday night reception.
On-field activities will take place at Banner Island Ballpark. The field is meticulously maintained, and the clubhouse will have a major league feel, with uniforms laundered and hung in lockers each day. Before and after each game, a staff of professional trainers will see that players are taped, iced, and ready to play.
Each evening, campers will have a chance to hang out with Hendu and the pros and learn more about them than they ever did by reading the sports pages.
The cost for the three-day big league experience is just $895, and you must be at least 30 years old to participate. There is no fee if you sign up before May 9. Signups after May 9 incur an additional $75 fee.
To sign up, or for more information, pick up a flyer at Banner Island Ballpark or call (877) 993-7338.
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| Monday, April 28 @ 14:26:19 EDT
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