Titans looking for public address announcer
Friday, May 21, 2010 By TIMOTHY W. GAFFNEY TORRINGTON — Think you have what it takes to be a public address announcer?
An opportunity exists right now that may just help you fulfill that dream.
The Torrington Titans, the newest addition to the Atlantic Collegiate Baseball League, will open their inaugural season on Thursday, June 3 when they face off against the North Jersey Eagles.
The team is looking for someone to take their spot behind the microphone in the Fuessenich Park press box behind home plate. Torrington will play 20 home games over the course of the season, which runs from June 3 through the end of July. Additional games may be played if the team makes the playoffs and earns home games in early August. Interested individuals can contact the partners at Our Baseball Haven at
info@ourbaseballhaven.com.
n Member passes have arrived for the 2010 season and can be picked up at an event being held tonight at the Cambridge House Brew Pub starting at 7 p.m. For those who signed up to be season tickets holders over the past six months, the passes will be their ticket. Once at the gate, holders simply show the pass to the attendants and it’s time to take in a baseball game. n The Titans are not the only new kids on the block this season in the Kaiser Division of the ACBL. Only their Game 1 division opponent, North Jersey, has been in the league before.
The Eagles posted a 12-24 overall record a year ago, and play their games at Seton Hall University in South Orange, New Jersey. The Long Island Collegians and the Staten Island Tides are the other two teams to join the Titans as first year teams.
Long Island plays their games in Old Westbury, New York at the New York Institute of Technology, while the Tides play at the College of Staten Island.
The Titans will know their division foes well by season’s end. They play the Eagles a total of 10 times, the Collegians eight times and the Tides six. Twenty four of their 40 games will be played in the Kaiser.
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