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Riversharks Sign Pitcher Timothy Bittner

07/25/10

  The Camden Riversharks announced the signing of left-handed pitcher Timothy Bittner.  Bittner was traded from the Fort Worth Cats for a player that will be named at a later date.  He returns to the Camden Riversharks for his second stint with the team.
  This season Bittner has been pitching with the Fort Worth Cats in the South Division of the American Association.  He has compiled a 2-6 overall record pitching 43.1 innings with the Cats.
  Timothy Bittner was originally selected by the Chicago White Sox in the tenth round of the 2001 draft.   Since 2001 he has pitched in different levels every season, including his time in the Atlantic League in 2009.
  Bittner returns to the Atlantic League this season for the second time in his career.  Last year he spent parts of the season with the Camden Riversharks and the Newark Bears.  Bittner went 2-1 in 46 appearances, striking out 44 batters in 51.2 innings.  He finished registering an overall 2.99 ERA with both clubs.

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