Whitecaps2018

Whitecaps Media Team

Field Announcers

When you’re at the game, Jim Nowak, “Voice of the Whitecaps,” will regale you with
everything you need to know. Jim holds the longest tenure of all field announcers in

the history of the Cape Cod League - 29 years and counting.

Andrew Ferraguto voices
most in-game sponsor and
public service announcements.

Media Intern Team

Media interns cover the Whitecaps from pre-game to post-game, from live play-by-play
commentary to game summaries at brewsterwhitecaps.com. When you can’t be at the game in

person, just click on the website and “Live Broadcasts” to watch/listen to all the action.

(MORE LEAGUE BROADCAST INFO TO COME)
Liam Oram Olivia Tavernier
Tim Leonard Jack McMullen Koki Riley Social Media Manager Adelaide Weed
Videographer Photographer
Play-By-Play Play-By-Play Journalist Auburn
Oklahoma State Auburn
Syracuse Syracuse Arizona State

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Who Does What for the Whitecaps

The Brewster Whitecaps could not exist without remarkable contributions of time and talent from these
dedicated individuals, many on a year-round basis. Please join the Whitecaps in a heartfelt “thank you”
to these people who make sure the work gets done and done right.

Dave Alexander – Bat Kids Coordinator Ned Monthie – General Manager
Gisella Alexander – Photographer & Face Painter Pat Nahigian – Treasurer
Peter Blatz – V.P. Facilities & Equipment Rob Nitsch – Team Photographer
Katie Carey – Youth Clinics Coordinator Glenda Normand – Merchandise Manager
Luke Dillon – Fund Raising Roger Normand – V.P Finance
Jim Decker – Marketing & Yearbook Editor Jim Nowak – Public Address Announcer
Pat Eggers – Team Meal Coordinator Doug Scalise – Game Day Staff
Andy Ferraguto – Public Address Assistant Herm Seavey – GM Staff
Paige Ferraguto – V.P. Game Day Barry Souder – GM Staff
Claire Gradone – Secretary, Community Relations Jane Sullivan – Game Day Staff
Al Weyman – Game Day Staff
& Events, Game Day Staff For club business, contact: Chris Kenney, President
Mike Gradone – Game Day Staff 774-722-1074
Chuck Hanson – Game Day Staff, Website E-mail: [email protected]
Joe Henry – Game Day Staff
Chris Kenney – President For team & baseball issues, contact: Ned Monthie,
Jennifer Kish – Housing & Travel Director General Manager
Kathie Monthie – Souvenirs 518-248-7519
E-mail: [email protected]

Photo: Rob Nitsch

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2018 Contributors
As of May 26, 2018

The Brewster Whitecaps salute, acknowledge and thank each of these contributors who have
given the Brewster Baseball Club a cash donation in support of the franchise this season.
If we have inadvertently overlooked anyone, please accept our sincerest apologies.
We deeply appreciate everyone’s support. This list also includes last
year’s donors whose gift was received too late for yearbook acknowledgment.

GRAND SLAMS (Gifts of $500 and more)

Christian and Kathryn Athanasoulas Pat Eggers and Chris Kenney
The Whitcher Family Ned and Kathie Monthie
The Murphy Family Trust Dee and Pat Nahigian
Mike and Claire Gradone Anonymous

MVPs (Gifts of $200 and more)

Althea Alling Cheryl Kyle
Dr. Robert J. Berardi Thomas F. Litrenta
One Point Strategies - ‐Mark Bowman Tom and Sandra McDermott
Robert Muffly and Carol Buckler Roger and Glenda Normand
Dave Corbett Jeffrey and Ellen Plaut
Tim and Louise Crane Pretty Picky Properties/Decker Family
The Embury Family Steve and Chris Richards
Jim and Kay Gately Bob and Janet Rosadini
Charles and Jane Hanson Doug and Jill Scalise
Bob and Marianne Hirschman David and Rachel Simons
Elizabeth Jayes in Memory of David Jayes Al and Kathy Weyman
Jeff and Cathy Jewett Steve and Nancy Whitehurst
John and Pat Kenney Fred and Carole Zupicich

All Stars (Gifts of $100 - $200)

Daryl Bladen Dave and Nancy Harwood Cal and Karen Mutti
Stan and Paula Brady Ed Henning Paul and Gael Niles
Diane Ritchie and Paul Cignoli Ed Hewes in Memory of Mary Kuhlmann Diana and Karney Ovian
Kay and Frank Conrad Luke and Jesse Hisiger Jon Phillips and Tracey Oringer
Frank DeLisi Barbara and John Holtman Jean and Jeff Piazza
Don and Murva Deneen Rev. Richard and Christine Johnson Don and Janet Queenin
Scott and Sarah Dickens Charlie and Kate Johnson Derek Reicherter
Don and Jan Downing Dr. James Kirk Larry and Shannon Reilly
John Dunne Julie Domonkos and Daniel Leffell Daniel Deschler and Eileen Reynolds
Gilbert and Padlicia Ellis Bob and Gloria Legvold Joe Sarlo
The Fitzgijbbons Family Bill and Mary Leppert Tom and Sharon Shaw
The Long Family Dick and Margaret Litavis Dick and Susan Stewart
Al and Esther Fitzgerald Chris Lord Eilen E. Urbano
Joe Flannery Craig and Jodie Mance Terry Walsh and Susan Valinski
Rick Francis Richard and Janice Massarelli Lou Villamana
John and Carolyn Fundin Michael and JoAnn Marinaccio Barbara White-Holtman
Laura nad Robert Goldsmith Kerri Ann McDonald Christopher and
Bob and Annette Graczewski Denise Block and Anne Metzger
Irene Gruber Chris and Karen Micciche Jasephine Williams
Moe and Colleen Guerry Norma Modzelewski Richard and Ann Wolf
Tom Diemer and Judy Zimmer
Anonymous

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2018 Contributors
As of May 26, 2018

Supporters (Gifts up to $100)

Phil Airoldi Richard and Kari Hoffman Sandra and Irwin Schorr
Philip Amato Thomas Hughes Orin and Nancy Segall
Eileen Anastasio Charles Sumner and Cynthia Johansen Maryanne and Ron Senatore
Stephanie Athanasoulas and Family Devra Johnson Kathy Rosenblum and Christopher Senie
Bill and Judy Barnstead Stephen and Diane Keefe Joseph Shaw
Brewster True Value John and Glenda Keith Richard F. Shea
Bruce Bohlen Louise and Julie Kelly Carl Simone
June Cameron June Kirkbride Nancy Smith
Rev. Alston Chase William Kirkby Ed and Anne Smith
Nancy and Fran Cook M. Sylvia Lamb Peter Soule
Barry Copplestone Fred and Liz Lindahl Tony Esposito and Toua Soyt
Athony Cugno Raymond Marcell Bob and Maureen Steinman
T. Edmund Daly Bob and Mary Marterstock Jane Sterling
Dorothy Danner Michael and Marcelle Mase Margeret M. Sullivan
Janet DeBoer Daniel Mathews Ed Terrenzi
Jed Deegan Mary Jane McDonald Philip and Maryann Thompson
The Dowding Family Ann Miller The Tormey Family
Thomas Ferlito, D.M.D Timothy and Marie Murphey Jean Travers
H and L Fliegner Mary and John Myers Harry and Harriet Von Thaden
Mr. and Mrs. Foran Bruce and Jeanne Nettleton David and Cheryl Walker
Patricia Fortier Linsay Northham Mike Williams
Constance Franciosi Claire O'Connor-Rice Edward Wozniak
Ann Fraser Winnie Petkunas and Don White Bob and Suzanne Young
H. Fuller Robert Phifer Cynthia Zweil
Angelo and Hilary Grasso Gary Pichard Anonymous
Paul and Rosemary Greco Madeline C. Plansky Anonymous
Marshall Grodberg Mr. and Mrs. Platania Anonymous
Peter and Brigid Gunn Dr. and Mrs. John Puleo Anonymous
H.K. Gayle Ray Anonymous
Sandra and Joe Henry Mitchell and Yvonne Relin Anonymous
Ken Hermann David and Karen Ross Anonymous
Judy and Scott Hiestand Tony and Brenda Santagati Anonymous

Hats off to
our contributors.
Photo: Rob Nitsch

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Memorial Tributes:.

Ty Brown

Ty served as the Whitecaps’ first General Manager in 1988. He was
instrumental in recruiting coaches and some of the best collegiate
baseball players nationwide. He had extensive connections in
baseball through his work in the California League and through his
family. Ty’s father, Joe L. Brown, was GM of the Pittsburgh Pirates
and the architect of two World Series Championships in 1960 and
1971. Also, his grandfather, actor Joe E. Brown, was involved in
California amateur baseball. After the first Whitecaps season, Ty
became a scout for the Anaheim Angels, and later, Montreal,
Baltimore, and Florida. He was recognized as “Scout of the Year” in
1998 by the Mid Atlantic Scouts Association for which he later served
as president. He also brought to Brewster a number of baseball
celebrities such as Bob Montgomery, former Red Sox catcher; Harry
“the Hat” Walker, player and manager; and Hall of Famer Stan “The
Man” Musial (shown here with Ty). The success of the Whitecaps, in
many ways, is due to the strong foundation established in the club’s
inaugural season under the leadership of Ty Brown.

Tommy Gage

Tommy was affectionately known as “Mr. Baseball” in Brewster for his lifelong love for and commitment to the sport
in his home town. Tommy was a standout player on the old Brewster Town Baseball Team in the 1940's. Later, and for
much of his adult life, he was especially active teaching the game to children in the Little League. He was a big part of
the early Whitecaps. When the team played at Cape Cod Tech in Harwich, he helped prepare the field for play before
every home game. During games he operated the scoreboard - which was numbered by hand in those days. During the
building of Stony Brook field, he was there
on a regular basis, helping with the
physical work, taking measurements and
offering advice. In recent years, he was a
fan at every home game until he was
unable to attend. He was honored with a
Lifetime Achievement Award at the CCBL
Hall of Fame inductions in 2005. Tommy
loved the Whitecaps, and the Baseball
Club loved him back. RIP Tommy, and
celebrate our championship with Chester
in heaven!

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Memorial Tributes:.

Chester Robinson

There wasn’t a lot of down time in Chester’s 86+ years on the planet.
He started and ran several Robinson’s Five and Dime Stores. He worked as a
volunteer for Meals on Wheels, the Boy Scouts and Cape Cod Salties.
He served on the boards of Cape Cod Five, CCB&T, Cape Cod Hospital and
more. He helped give birth to the Orleans Skate Park and the Nauset Middle
School Football program.
Fortunately, he also found
time to be a dedicated fan
and friend of the Brewster
Whitecaps. The Picnic Park
at Stony Brook Field is
already dedicated to Chester, because it is no exaggeration to say that
without his nearly full time, volunteer commitment to managing the
construction of Stony Brook Field over most of three years, we would
not be playing here today. Chester did not live to see the Whitecaps
win the CCBL Championship last year. But his seat for the final game
was reserved for him at his favorite perch up by the school, where he could peruse the entire, superb baseball venue he
worked so long and hard to make happen.

Bill Saul

Bill was a committed volunteer for several years for the Brewster Whitecaps,
working as a stalwart member of the Game Day Team, back when the team played
its home games at the Cape Cod Tech School on Route 124 in Harwich. In addition
to his volunteer work for the Whitecaps, Bill was a member and former president
of the Brewster Men’s Club, the Brewster Historical Society and the Cape Cod
Museum of Natural History. He proudly served with the 45th Infantry Division
in Europe during World War II, participating in the amphibious landings at Anzio
and Marseille and ultimately the liberation of the Dachau Concentration Camp.
Bill was a man of two very different careers. For 20 years he led the corporate life
in graphic arts production for American Cyanamid. Shortly after relocating to
Brewster in 1986, he began his second and favorite career as part-time art
instructor at Cape Cod Community College and the Chatham Arts Center.
For nearly two decades he was a popular instructor. He was an accomplished
oil painter and water colorist, who especially enjoyed portraiture.

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Best Wishes to the Cape Cod Baseball League

and Its Fans for a Terrific Season

Photo credit: SportsPix

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Summer Hours: Tues - Sat 10 to 5 and Sunday 12 to 3 3643 Main Street
September through May: Tue - Sat 10 to 5 Brewster, MA 02631

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Owner/Manager

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[email protected]

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e Yawkey Foundation is a proud
and longstanding sponsor of
the Cape Cod Baseball League.

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Team Meals

Many thanks to the individuals and businesses listed here who provided team meals
last season. To sponsor or co-sponsor a team meal, please contact
Pat Eggers at 774-722-1182 or email her at [email protected]

2017 Team Meal Donors

400 East Linda & Bob Riedl
Brewster Fish House Art & Judy Arnold
Captains Galley Grill The Board Family
Callahan Family Peter & Joe O’Loughlin
Ferretti’s Market Barry Souder
Guapo’s Tortilla Shack Jane Hanson
Mahoney’s Atlantic Bar and Grill Jean Holzinger, Pam Shinnick and Barbara DeLisi
Nauset Fish Market/ Margaret & Dick Litavis and

Sir Cricket’s Fish & Chips Dottie & Bob Barnard
Nauset Marine Jackie Ferraguto, Peg Sullivan,
oldCape Sotheby’s
Sharon Gorman, Carol Regeneur
Chris Hardman & Joanne Liberles and Jerri Carlin
Orleans Seafood Pat and Dee Nahigian
Pretty Picky Properties/Decker family Glenda and Roger Normand
Stop & Shop (E. Harwich) Saints Landing Supporters
Kevin, Marge & Penny Aring Save Blueberry and Sols Pond Association
2017 Host families

Special thanks to all those who contribute
desserts each season, especially members

of the Captains Golf Course Women’s
18 Hole and 9 Hole Associations!

It’s stunning what they can
ingest in about nine minutes.
Photo: Pat Eggers

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OPEN YEAR-ROUND SINCE 1972
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Join us all season long to cheer on the Cape Cod Baseball RESTAURANT & PUB Of cial Sponsor of
League teams. From Boneless Buffalo Wings, to signature the Cape Cod
Broiled Sirloin Tips, to any of our 9 Real Size Entrées for Baseball League
$9.99, the Ninety Nine Restaurant is the perfect place to get
together for great food and great drinks at a terri c value.

Cubes/Block
Crushed
Camping
Travel
Industry

Sculptures

508-896-3593 • P.O. Box 1816 • Brewster, MA • 02631

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Thanks to our Field Hands!

The businesses and individuals listed here have contributed valuable time and expertise to
help us prepare and maintain Stony Brook Field as a consistently high quality playing surface
worthy of the nation’s top college players. Please note the yearbook advertisements for these
generous community partners and give them your business when you have the opportunity.

Aggregate Industries US and Barry Powers
The Dugout Baseball and Softball Club (aka the “Dugout Dawgs”) and Ryan Kinski

Scott’s Small Engine Repair and Scotty Goodwin
J H Daley Landscapes and Jake Daley

Cape Cod Regional Technical High School and Brent Warren for press box renovations

Home Base, a Red Sox Foundation and Massachusetts General Hospital Program, heals the
invisible wounds of war for Post-9/11 Veterans, Service Members and their Families through

world-class clinical care, wellness, education and research. As a National Center of
Excellence, Home Base operates the first and largest private-sector clinic in the nation
devoted to healing invisible wounds such as post-traumatic stress disorder, traumatic brain
injury, anxiety, depression, co-occurring substance use disorder, military sexual trauma,

family relationship challenges and other issues associated with military service.
All treatment is provided at no cost to the patient.

Wellness programs and educational offerings are free of charge.
Discharge status is not a determination factor for participation.
Connect with Care at 617-724-5202 | Learn more at www.homebase.org

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• Maintenance - Mowing - Tree Work
• New Landscapes & Plantings
• Walkways - Patios
• Steel Edging
• Stone & Timberwalls
• Driveways, Cobblestone Aprons & Borders

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Give us
a hand
with
baseballs?

The home team provides the baseballs for 22 home games each season,
not to mention playoffs. On average, the Whitecaps go through three
to four dozen balls every game at a cost of about $150. If you can sponsor
the baseballs for one or more games, it will be a very big help. Please sign up
at the souvenir stand or call Chris Kenney, President, at 774-353-0011.

Let’s Play It Safe!

For the safety of all fans, do not interfere with the progress of the game or go onto the
playing field at any time. Any fan interfering with a ball in play or going onto the field

will be removed from the park and could be subject to arrest.

All fans, especially those sitting along foul lines are cautioned to stay alert for hard-hit
foul balls or bats that might leave the field of play. Fans with young children or who may

not want to continously be alert should sit behind the fenced/screened areas. All fans
assume all risks and dangers incidental to the game of baseball, whether occurring prior

to, during or subsequent to the actual playing of the game. The participating teams,
organizations and players are not liable for injuries resulting from such causes.

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Autographs

Happy 30th Whitecaps! Bishop’s third playoffs home run gets Mickey Gasper’s approval

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Advertisers Index

Please patronize these community minded companies & organizations.

Accommodations/Events 57 Education 58
Chatham Bars Inn Inside Front Cover Curry College
Ocean Edge Resort & Golf Club 62
Financial 67
Arts & Entertainment 64 Atlantic Payroll 18
Kids on the Cape Cape Cod Five Cents Savings Bank
DePaola Begg & Associates, P.C. 24
Construction and Trades 71
Aggregate Industries 38 Health Care 36
CertaPro Painters 56 Cape Cod Healthcare 34
Coastal Engineering 35 44
Brian P. Daley Construction 58 Real Estate
Desmond Well Drilling 24 Kinlin Grover
J.M. O’Reilly & Associates 59 Leighton Realty
Rose Forge Pretty Picky Properties/Monomoy Real Estate
and Construction

Community Service Organizations 37
Brewster Association of Part-time Residents 60
Brewster Chamber of Commerce 69
Brewster Men’s Club 20
Brewster VFW 70
Home Base Veteran and Family Care 65
Yawkey Foundation

An encouraging word goes Nick Dunn Assistant Coach Weber
a long way - in this case, demonstrates the scores "brownie"points with
about 430 feet. art of "barreling up.”
Head Coach Shevchik.

Photo: SportsPix Photo: Rob Nitsch Photo: SportsPix

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Advertisers Index

Please patronize these community minded companies & organizations.

Retail 68 Service & Miscellaneous 20
Brewster Ice 60 Beach Plum Photography 63
Brewster Wine & Spirits 69 Coca Cola of Cape Cod 42
Canterbury Leather 61 Nauset Disposal 61
Harwich Paint & Decorating 69 Nitsch Photography 71
Hinckley Home Center 39 Scott’s Small Engine Repair 76
Orleans Seafood Market Inside Back Cover Sir Speedy 41
RPM Carpets & Floor Coverings 59 Solemn Oath Brewery
Winslow Spirits & Things 65
Sports/Recreation 60
Restaurants 68 47 Brand 20
99 Restaurants 33 Advanced Embroidery 56
Brewster Inn & Chowder House 40 Brewster Regional Little League 59
Brewster Pizza & Sports Bar 24 Captains Golf Course 18
Cobies 43 Cape Cod Sea Camps 61
Guapo’s Tortilla Shack 56 CCBL All Star Game 71
Karma Foods Back Cover CCBL Red Shirt Fridays 58
Lobster Claw 50 Dugout Baseball & Softball Club 45
Snowy Owl Coffee Roasters 33 Fitness Revolution 62
Woodshed Bar 67 Kaleidoscope Imprints 57
Yardarm SportsPix Photography 6
Sweetwater Forest Camping Resort
Whitecaps Youth Clinics 18
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Yard and Garden
Crocker Nurseries
JH Daley Landscaping

That’s a wrap.
Photo: Rob Nitsch

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2018 Schedule

Home games - Stony Brook School, Underpass Road, Brewster,
between Routes 6A and 137.

June

12 Tue at Cotuit 5:00 7 Sat Y-D 5:00
8 Sun at Orleans 5:30
13 Wed at Orleans 7:00 9 Mon at Wareham 6:30
11 Wed Y-D 5:00
14 Thur Chatham 5:00 12 Thur Harwich 5:00
13 Fri at Harwich 6:30
15 Fri at Chatham 7:00 14 Sat at Y-D 5:00
15 Sun Orleans 5:00
16 Sat Bourne 5:00 17 Tue at Chatham 7:00
18 Wed Wareham 5:00
17 Sun at Hyannis (DH) 3:00 19 Thur Chatham 5:00
20 Fri at Y-D 5:00
19 Tue Y-D 5:00 21 Sat at Bourne 6:00
22 ALL STAR GAME 6:00
20 Wed Chatham 5:00
at Harwich 7:00
21 Thur at Orleans 7:00 24 Tue at Chatham 5:00
25 Wed Cotuit 5:00
22 Fri Cotuit 5:00 27 Fri Hyannis 5:00
28 Sat at Cotuit 5:00
23 Sat at Wareham 6:30 29 Sun Orleans 6:00
31 Tue at Falmouth
24 Sun Falmouth (DH) 2:00
August
26 Tue Bourne 5:00

27 Wed Hyannis 5:00

29 Fri at Bourne 6:00

30 Sat Orleans 5:00

July 5:30 1 Wed Harwich 4:00
5:00 2 Thur at Harwich 6:30
1 Sun at Falmouth 5:00
3 Tue at Y-D 6:30
4 Wed Harwich 5:00
5 Thur at Harwich
6 Fri Wareham

Route 6A • Hilltop Plaza • Orleans
508-240-0882 • fax 240-0884 • [email protected]

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