Hard work saps Black Sox From: The Press | Date: January 22, 2004| Author: DUNBAR, Tim | Copyright 2004 The Press. Provided by ProQuest LLC.Copyright information

Mark Sorenson says there is no reason to panic over the New Zealand Black Sox twice losing to Canterbury in their softball double- header on Tuesday night.

The softball veteran, whose record-equalling sixth world series starts in Christchurch a week today, said the Black Sox did not get into the games emotionally, being beaten 5-3 and 5-2.

"Defensively we didn't play that great, and I think mentally we were showing the backside of four or five pretty hard days of extensive trai...

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