South Jersey Baseball: Foster, Jordan Go Deep To Beat Surf Sunday, May 23, 2004 By Chuck Betson Atlantic City Surf Director of Media Relations Andy High fell victim to two timely home runs tonight as the Riversharks beat the Surf 7-1 at Campbell's Field in Camden. High was cruising until the third inning when a one-out walk set the stage for Quincy Foster''s first home run of the year. In the fifth Kevin Jordan hit a two-out, three-run homer that just stayed fair as it hugged the left-field line. That would prove enough as Evan Thomas would go seven innings for Camden, yielding just one run on Chad Alexander's sixth-inning single. He drove in "Meatball" Heath who had singled and stolen second. The loss drops the Surf record to 6-7. The Surf will get another shot at the South Division leaders tomorrow as they send Jeff Farnsworth to the mound to face Brett Laxton. First pitch will be 1:35 and you can catch all of the action with Mike and Mike on 1490, "The Game". The Surf return to the Sandcastle on Tuesday to open a three game set with the defending Atlantic League Champion Somerset Patriots. Wednesday's game will be followed by fireworks, sponsored by NovaCare. Thursday will be a School Special with the first pitch at 11:05 AM.

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