ONLY PLAYERS WITH 29 OR MORE HOME RUNS LISTED.
PHR...HR...GP......PLAYER...................LEAGUE/DIV.
54......39.....103.....J. GUZMAN..............MEXICAN/AAA
52......38.....102.....L. TERRERO............MEXICAN/AAA
50......31.......96.....J. BAUTISTA............AMERICAN/MLB
47......34......102....V. DIAZ.....................MEXICAN/AAA
45......32........95....E. QUINTERO...........MEXICAN/AAA
45......29......104....M. TEIXEIRA............AMERICAN/MLB
44......31.......97.....R. RIVERA................MEXICAN/AAA
43......31......103....M. LOPEZ..................MEXICAN/AAA
41......29......101....B. LAHAIR.................PACIFIC COAST/AAA
40......30......103....P. GOLDSCHMIDT......SOUTHERN/AA
40......29......104....T. WHEELER.............TEXAS/AA
Saturday, July 30, 2011
Tuesday, July 26, 2011
MARTIN D. HOKE 1955 - 2011
Martin hoke was the husben of my sister La Nona Hoke. La Nona was the only daughter of 60 Homers Club member Forrest (Frosty) Kennedy. She and Martin had two sons, Danny and David.
Below is what is happing from their Church in Anaheim, CA.
Go to the end to read the moving tribute to his dad by Daniel Hoke.
First Congregational Church of Anaheim Special Edition E-News for July 24th
http://www.fcca.org/
It is our very sad task to report that Martin Hoke passed away this afternoon at St. Jude Hospital surrounded by loving friends and family, his wife LaNona and sons, David and Daniel.
If you wish to help at this time with cooked, prepared meals for the family, please call the church office 714-776-0960 and leave this message: your name, phone number and day available. Service to Members will organize a meal delivery schedule, thank you.
Blest be the Lord, the God of mercy, the God who saves. I shall not fear the dark of night. Nor the arrow that flies by day. I need not shrink before the terrors of the night, nor stand alone before the light of day. No harm shall come to me, no arrow strike me down, no evil settle in my soul. (From Psalm 91 )
God Bless,
Maria and Patrick Doyle
MARTIN D. HOKE
1955 - 2011
R.I.P.
Dear FCCA Congregation,
Thank you for your outpouring of response to the passing of Martin Hoke last Sunday. We do not have information on services yet and many of you have asked “How can I help?” so here is the information:
Service to Members is organizing meal delivery every other day (if possible) starting Wednesday of this week. There are no restrictions on types of food- just enough for 4 people. Daniel Hoke needs a phone call when someone is coming over so he can make sure to be home, so call (714) 930-6072 before you come by, and because of his work schedule, he needs it dropped off at 6:00 pm or later. The home address is: 632 Bridgeport Circle, Fullerton 92833
If I anyone needs transportation call me and I will make arrangements, (714) 458-7038
Penny Schibsted has volunteered for this Wednesday July 27 and I will deliver her food for her. So that leaves the following dates available:
Friday July 29, Sunday July 31, Tuesday August 2, Thursday August 4, Saturday August 6, Monday August 8, Wednesday August 10, Friday August 12 and Sunday August 14
Stephanie Williams
FCCA Service to Members
PS. Daniel Hoke posted this moving tribute to his dad... “My Dad” by Daniel Hoke on Sunday, July 24, 2011 at 6:05 pm Time sometimes goes out the window with the wind. When something picks up, you lose track of what’s really going on. The last 56 hours of my life have been full of emotion. There was panic, promise, and pain. There was sorrow, stability, and support. My father was experiencing extreme body discomfort. He became weak, cold, and pale. Without waiting, my Mom called for help. When paramedics arrived, my dad had a seizure and they quickly attended him. I arrived home to find they were loading my dad into the back of the ambulance. He wasn’t conscious but was breathing on his own. It looked like he was just taking a nap. Minutes after leaving my house, his body went into shock and cardiac arrest. It was a massive heart attack that caused his heart to stop immediately. CPR was issued for a reported 30 minutes. During that time, he was shocked 4 times in an attempt to revive him. They finally got a pulse but did not have any idea how long his body was out of air. He was placed in the ICU at St. Jude Medical center, only a 3 minute ride from my house.
There was more bad news than good news coming out of the situation. People all around began to pray for both my family and my father. After a long hard fight with life my mother, brother, and me knew what we needed to do. Watching my father lay there and letting a machine keep him going was getting harder and harder every hour that went by. My dad would have kicked me in the ass if he saw what was happening to him. We got loved ones close by, and at 2:33 this afternoon, we let my father go see his Father. It was the most pain-filled and stressful decisions we have ever made as a family and I pray we never go through it again. I have no doubt in my mind where my dad is right now.
He’s having dinner for the first time with Jesus himself. I personally will never forget my father. The lessons he taught me, the times where I needed him, the moments he cherished. There is a huge void in the family as of right now. I will never reach the stature of my Father, but every day I will strive to be more like him and do everything I can to get my family through this. With the support of friends, family, and the loving grace of God, we will be okay. My dad was an amazing pal, friend, neighbor, husband, mentor and father. I will always love you daddy. We will miss you like crazy but we know your still holding us in your hands. Never leave our side and were counting down the days till we see you again. I love you dad. You will be missed more than words can describe
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Below is what is happing from their Church in Anaheim, CA.
Go to the end to read the moving tribute to his dad by Daniel Hoke.
First Congregational Church of Anaheim Special Edition E-News for July 24th
http://www.fcca.org/
It is our very sad task to report that Martin Hoke passed away this afternoon at St. Jude Hospital surrounded by loving friends and family, his wife LaNona and sons, David and Daniel.
If you wish to help at this time with cooked, prepared meals for the family, please call the church office 714-776-0960 and leave this message: your name, phone number and day available. Service to Members will organize a meal delivery schedule, thank you.
Blest be the Lord, the God of mercy, the God who saves. I shall not fear the dark of night. Nor the arrow that flies by day. I need not shrink before the terrors of the night, nor stand alone before the light of day. No harm shall come to me, no arrow strike me down, no evil settle in my soul. (From Psalm 91 )
God Bless,
Maria and Patrick Doyle
MARTIN D. HOKE
1955 - 2011
R.I.P.
Dear FCCA Congregation,
Thank you for your outpouring of response to the passing of Martin Hoke last Sunday. We do not have information on services yet and many of you have asked “How can I help?” so here is the information:
Service to Members is organizing meal delivery every other day (if possible) starting Wednesday of this week. There are no restrictions on types of food- just enough for 4 people. Daniel Hoke needs a phone call when someone is coming over so he can make sure to be home, so call (714) 930-6072 before you come by, and because of his work schedule, he needs it dropped off at 6:00 pm or later. The home address is: 632 Bridgeport Circle, Fullerton 92833
If I anyone needs transportation call me and I will make arrangements, (714) 458-7038
Penny Schibsted has volunteered for this Wednesday July 27 and I will deliver her food for her. So that leaves the following dates available:
Friday July 29, Sunday July 31, Tuesday August 2, Thursday August 4, Saturday August 6, Monday August 8, Wednesday August 10, Friday August 12 and Sunday August 14
Stephanie Williams
FCCA Service to Members
PS. Daniel Hoke posted this moving tribute to his dad... “My Dad” by Daniel Hoke on Sunday, July 24, 2011 at 6:05 pm Time sometimes goes out the window with the wind. When something picks up, you lose track of what’s really going on. The last 56 hours of my life have been full of emotion. There was panic, promise, and pain. There was sorrow, stability, and support. My father was experiencing extreme body discomfort. He became weak, cold, and pale. Without waiting, my Mom called for help. When paramedics arrived, my dad had a seizure and they quickly attended him. I arrived home to find they were loading my dad into the back of the ambulance. He wasn’t conscious but was breathing on his own. It looked like he was just taking a nap. Minutes after leaving my house, his body went into shock and cardiac arrest. It was a massive heart attack that caused his heart to stop immediately. CPR was issued for a reported 30 minutes. During that time, he was shocked 4 times in an attempt to revive him. They finally got a pulse but did not have any idea how long his body was out of air. He was placed in the ICU at St. Jude Medical center, only a 3 minute ride from my house.
There was more bad news than good news coming out of the situation. People all around began to pray for both my family and my father. After a long hard fight with life my mother, brother, and me knew what we needed to do. Watching my father lay there and letting a machine keep him going was getting harder and harder every hour that went by. My dad would have kicked me in the ass if he saw what was happening to him. We got loved ones close by, and at 2:33 this afternoon, we let my father go see his Father. It was the most pain-filled and stressful decisions we have ever made as a family and I pray we never go through it again. I have no doubt in my mind where my dad is right now.
He’s having dinner for the first time with Jesus himself. I personally will never forget my father. The lessons he taught me, the times where I needed him, the moments he cherished. There is a huge void in the family as of right now. I will never reach the stature of my Father, but every day I will strive to be more like him and do everything I can to get my family through this. With the support of friends, family, and the loving grace of God, we will be okay. My dad was an amazing pal, friend, neighbor, husband, mentor and father. I will always love you daddy. We will miss you like crazy but we know your still holding us in your hands. Never leave our side and were counting down the days till we see you again. I love you dad. You will be missed more than words can describe
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PHR STANDINGS AS OF JULY 26, 2011
ONLY PLAYERS WITH 27 OR MORE HOME RUNS LISTED
PHR...HR...PLAYER...........................LEAGUE/DIV.
52......38....J. GUZMAN......................MEXICAN/AAA
52......37...L. TERREO........................MEXICAN/AAA
52......31...J. BAUTISTA....................AMERICAN/MLB
46......33..V. DIAZ.............................MEXICAN/AAA
45......32...E. QUINTERO.................MEXICAN/AAA
45......27...L. BERKMAN.................NATIONAL/MLB
43......31...M. LOPEZ.......................MEXICAN/AAA
43.....31....R. RIVERA......................MEXICAN/AAA
43.....29....P. GOLDSCHMIDT........SOUTHERN/AA
43.....29....T. WHEELER..................TEXAS/AA
43.....27....C. GRANDERSON.........AMERICA/MLB
43.....27....M. TIXEIRA....................AMERICAN/MLB
41.....28....B. LAHAIR......................PACIFIC COAST/AAA
40.....27....M. CHOICE.....................CALIFORNIA/A
38.....27....I. GAC..............................CAROLINA/A
37.....27....J. GUTIERRZ...................MEXICAN/AAA
MARTIN D. HOKE
1955 - 2011
R,I,P.
PHR...HR...PLAYER...........................LEAGUE/DIV.
52......38....J. GUZMAN......................MEXICAN/AAA
52......37...L. TERREO........................MEXICAN/AAA
52......31...J. BAUTISTA....................AMERICAN/MLB
46......33..V. DIAZ.............................MEXICAN/AAA
45......32...E. QUINTERO.................MEXICAN/AAA
45......27...L. BERKMAN.................NATIONAL/MLB
43......31...M. LOPEZ.......................MEXICAN/AAA
43.....31....R. RIVERA......................MEXICAN/AAA
43.....29....P. GOLDSCHMIDT........SOUTHERN/AA
43.....29....T. WHEELER..................TEXAS/AA
43.....27....C. GRANDERSON.........AMERICA/MLB
43.....27....M. TIXEIRA....................AMERICAN/MLB
41.....28....B. LAHAIR......................PACIFIC COAST/AAA
40.....27....M. CHOICE.....................CALIFORNIA/A
38.....27....I. GAC..............................CAROLINA/A
37.....27....J. GUTIERRZ...................MEXICAN/AAA
MARTIN D. HOKE
1955 - 2011
R,I,P.
Tuesday, July 12, 2011
PHR STANDINGS AS OF JULY 13, 2011
HERE WE ARE AT THE ALL STAR BRAKE AND ONLY THREE PLAYERS HAVE A PHR OF 50 OR MORE. JOSE BAUTISTA LEADS ALL PLAYERS WITH A PHR OF 57.5. ANY PLAYER WITH 30 OR MORE HOME RUNS AT THE ALL STAR BRAKE HAS A REAL CHANCE TO HIT 60 HOMERS FOR THE SEASON. J. GUZMAN LEADS ALL PLAYERS WITH 36 HOMERS WITH 52 GAMES LEFT TO PLAY.
ONLY PLAYERS WITH 25 OR MORE HOMERS LISTED:
PHR...HR...PLAYER...............LEAGUE/DIV.
57.5..31...J. BAUTISTA/AMERICAN-MLB
56.1..36...J. GUZMAN/MEXICAN-AAA
50.9..32...L. TERRERO/MEXICAN-AAA
49.3..31...E. QUINTERO/MEXICAN-AAA
48.3..31...V. DIAZ/MEXICAN-AAA
46.1..29...M. LOPEZ/MEXICAN-AAA
45.6..25...C. GRANDERSON/AMERICAN-MLB
45.6..25...M. TEIXEIRA/AMERICAN-MLB
44.5..28...R. RIVERA/MEXICAN-AAA
42.3..25...B. LAHAIR/PACIFIC COAST-AAA
41.9..25...P. GOLDSCHMIDT/SOUTHERN-AA
39.2..25...J. AMADOR/MEXICAN-AAA
39.2..25...R. CERANTES/MEXICAN-AAA
ONLY PLAYERS WITH 25 OR MORE HOMERS LISTED:
PHR...HR...PLAYER...............LEAGUE/DIV.
57.5..31...J. BAUTISTA/AMERICAN-MLB
56.1..36...J. GUZMAN/MEXICAN-AAA
50.9..32...L. TERRERO/MEXICAN-AAA
49.3..31...E. QUINTERO/MEXICAN-AAA
48.3..31...V. DIAZ/MEXICAN-AAA
46.1..29...M. LOPEZ/MEXICAN-AAA
45.6..25...C. GRANDERSON/AMERICAN-MLB
45.6..25...M. TEIXEIRA/AMERICAN-MLB
44.5..28...R. RIVERA/MEXICAN-AAA
42.3..25...B. LAHAIR/PACIFIC COAST-AAA
41.9..25...P. GOLDSCHMIDT/SOUTHERN-AA
39.2..25...J. AMADOR/MEXICAN-AAA
39.2..25...R. CERANTES/MEXICAN-AAA
Friday, July 08, 2011
PHR STANDINGS AS OF JULY 8, 2011
ONLY PLAYERS WITH 26 OR MORE HOME RUNS LISTED.
PHR...HR...GP...PLAYER............LEAGUE/DIV.
57.2..36...90...J. GUZMAN....MEXICAN/AAA
56.5 29...81...J. BAUTISTA..AMERICAN/MLB
50.3 31...85...L. TERRERO...MEXICAN/AAA
49.2..31...90...V. DIAZ......MEXICAN/AAA
48.9..30...84...E. QUINTERO..MEXICAN/AAA
44.0..27...84...R. RIVERA....MEXICAN/AAA
42.2..26...85...M. LOPEZ.....MESICAN/AAA
PHR...HR...GP...PLAYER............LEAGUE/DIV.
57.2..36...90...J. GUZMAN....MEXICAN/AAA
56.5 29...81...J. BAUTISTA..AMERICAN/MLB
50.3 31...85...L. TERRERO...MEXICAN/AAA
49.2..31...90...V. DIAZ......MEXICAN/AAA
48.9..30...84...E. QUINTERO..MEXICAN/AAA
44.0..27...84...R. RIVERA....MEXICAN/AAA
42.2..26...85...M. LOPEZ.....MESICAN/AAA
Friday, July 01, 2011
PHR STANDINGS AS OF JULY 1, 2011
THESE ARE THE TOP 8 PLAYERS WITH 25 OR MORE HOME RUNS AND THEIR PHR STANDINGS.
J. GUZMAN- PHR:59 HR:35 BB:49 SO:79 AVG:.287 RBI:88
MEXICAN LEAGUE/AAA
JOSE BAUTISTA- PHR:54 HR:25 BB:70 SO:48 AVG:.330 RBI:54
AMERICAN LEAGUE/MLB
MARK TEIXEIRA- PHR:52 HR:25 BB:42 SO:51 AVG:.243 RBI:63
AMERICAN LEAGUE/MLB
Mark Teixeira, the first batsman for New York Yankees suffered a hamstring and he is likely to be out for the rest of the season.
VICTOR DIAZ- PHR:50 HR:30 GP:85 BB:64 SO:121 AVG:,263 RBI:78
MEXICAN LEAGUE/AAA
E. QUINTERO- PHR:48 HR:28 GP:80 BB:49 SO:89 AVG:.364 RBI:73
MEXICAN LEAGUE/AAA
LUIS TERRO- PHR:48 HR:28 GP:80 BB:47 SO:74 AVG:.376 RBI:83
MEXICAN LEAGUE/AAA
RUBEN RIVERA- PHR:45 HR:26 GP:80 BB:54 SO:45 AVG:.348 RBI:78
MEXICAN LEAGUE/AAA
PAUL GOLDSCHMIDT- PHR:43 HR:25 GP:78 BB:59 SO:65 AVG:.317 RBI:74
SOUTHERN LEAGUE/AA
MEXICAN LEAGUE/AAA
AMERICAN LEAGUE/MLB
AMERICAN LEAGUE/MLB
Mark Teixeira, the first batsman for New York Yankees suffered a hamstring and he is likely to be out for the rest of the season.
MEXICAN LEAGUE/AAA
MEXICAN LEAGUE/AAA
MEXICAN LEAGUE/AAA
MEXICAN LEAGUE/AAA
SOUTHERN LEAGUE/AA
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