Bedford is "at" Hollis today at 5PM. The games is after the Fishercats game. So I will hang around and check it out.
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Bedford - 8
Hollis/Brookline - 6
Another wild game for H/B. In what was really a pretty well played game by both teams, H/B took a 6-0 lead into the top of the 6th at Fischer Cat Stadium that included multiple close plays at the plate. Starting pitcher Mike Chase scattered 4 hits and 3 walks through 4+ innings for H/B. Clifford Macyn and Brad Stello had RBI singles for H/B in the first. Kenny Glover added a 2 RBI single in the 3rd and then scored on a double by #14 (Ethan ?). Kevin Chase drove in the 6th H/B run in the fourth scoring Ian Fay who had reached on a 1 out walk. The previously quiet Bedford bats came to life in the top of the 6th. Bedford sent 13 hitters to the plate and scored 8 runs on 8 hits. H/B actually made a couple of fine defensive plays to limit the Bedford scoring including a diving snare and throw out of the runner at home with the infield in by ss Kevin Chase. H/B loaded the bases with one out in the bottom of the 7th, but Bedford reliever and winning pitcher Ryan Gancarz got the swinging K for the second out and then got the final put out on a head's up cover of 1st base after a nice stop by second baseman Zach Husband on a hard grounder to the right side that looked like it would deliver the tying runs.
Bedford ended the game with 14 hits led by Jeff Gancarz (3-4,2B,1R), Mike Skilton (2-5,2B,1R,2RBI), Zach Husband (2-4,BB,1R,2RBI), Mike Laflamme (2-4,BB,1R) and Ryan Gancarz (2-4,1R). Gancarz pitched the final 5 innings giving up 2 runs on 5 hits and 2 walks while striking out 7 H/B hitters.
Hollis/Brookline - 6
Another wild game for H/B. In what was really a pretty well played game by both teams, H/B took a 6-0 lead into the top of the 6th at Fischer Cat Stadium that included multiple close plays at the plate. Starting pitcher Mike Chase scattered 4 hits and 3 walks through 4+ innings for H/B. Clifford Macyn and Brad Stello had RBI singles for H/B in the first. Kenny Glover added a 2 RBI single in the 3rd and then scored on a double by #14 (Ethan ?). Kevin Chase drove in the 6th H/B run in the fourth scoring Ian Fay who had reached on a 1 out walk. The previously quiet Bedford bats came to life in the top of the 6th. Bedford sent 13 hitters to the plate and scored 8 runs on 8 hits. H/B actually made a couple of fine defensive plays to limit the Bedford scoring including a diving snare and throw out of the runner at home with the infield in by ss Kevin Chase. H/B loaded the bases with one out in the bottom of the 7th, but Bedford reliever and winning pitcher Ryan Gancarz got the swinging K for the second out and then got the final put out on a head's up cover of 1st base after a nice stop by second baseman Zach Husband on a hard grounder to the right side that looked like it would deliver the tying runs.
Bedford ended the game with 14 hits led by Jeff Gancarz (3-4,2B,1R), Mike Skilton (2-5,2B,1R,2RBI), Zach Husband (2-4,BB,1R,2RBI), Mike Laflamme (2-4,BB,1R) and Ryan Gancarz (2-4,1R). Gancarz pitched the final 5 innings giving up 2 runs on 5 hits and 2 walks while striking out 7 H/B hitters.
Which gancarz pitched the final 5?
Ryan Gancarz pitched.
