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In Guelph, the London Majors pounded out 13 hits and scored four runs in the fifth inning to defeat the Guelph Royals 7-4 in one of two games played in Intercounty Baseball League on Tuesday night.

Ryan Cattrysse went 4-for-5 and scored a run to lead the attack, while Cris Chambers had a three-run home run. Chuncey Ward chipped in with two singles and two RBI, while Ryan Lapensee and Mike Welbourne each doubled, with Welbourne adding an RBI. The win moves the Majors to 4-4 on their season.

Jeremy Ware went 4-for-4 for the Royals (4-8), including two singles, a double and a triple, with one RBI. Sean Reilly and Kevin Hinton added the other RBIs for Guelph.

Zachary Breault earned his first win of the season, lasting seven innings giving up seven hits, four runs (three earned), while striking out four. Andy St. Gelais picked up the save, pitching two scoreless innings and striking out two.

Brett Lawson was dealt the loss, giving up nine hits, six runs (all
earned) despite eight strikeouts over five innings of work.

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In London, the Majors gave up just five hits, and scored the games lone run in a 1-0 win over the Guelph Royals.

Allan Cattrysse homered in the bottom of the fifth for London, who is now 6-4 on the season. Ryan Lapensee had two singles for the Majors and Mitch Delaney and Chuncey Ward also pitched in with two singles.

Chris Stewart and Chris Robinson each had two of Guelph?s six hits in the loss, with Stewart earning a double. S Reilly and J Pogue had the remaining hits for Guelph, who slipped to 4-9.

Andy St. Gelais earned the win for the Majors, going 5 1/3 innings allowing no runs with four strikeouts.

Chris Nagorski suffered the loss for the Royals, going five innings, giving up five hits, one (earned) run with three strikeouts.

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In Mississauga, the Twins turned a 15 hit effort into 14 runs in their 14-2 matinee victory over the London Majors in one of two Intercounty Baseball League games on Tuesday.
Darryl Pui had a big day at the plate, going 3-for-5, including a homerun and six RBI for the Twins who improved to 7-6. Carlos Garcia both singled and scored twice, while driving in four runs. Ian Choy doubled and added two singles, scored three times and added one RBI.
Derek Gordon homered, and Elliot Shrive singled and scored. Trent Copeland and Johnathan Solazzo each singled twice, with Copeland scoring twice and Solazzo adding an RBI. Kyle Rosen also singled in the attack.
Cleveland Brownlee homered in the loss, earning two RBI. Vince Burke and Chris Chambers both singled twice, with Chambers scoring a run.
Mike Delong and Allan Cattrysse each added a single for the Majors, who fell to the .500 mark at 7-7 on their season.
Luis Castillo picked up the win for the Twins, giving up seven hits and two (earned) runs over eight complete innings, striking out six.
Pierre MivilleDeshane was the loser for the Majors, allowing four hits and six (earned) runs with two strikeouts over one inning of work.
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GAME BALL: Cleveland Brownlee

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Majors 9 Thunderbirds 5

            In London , Andy St. Gelais allowed just two hits and struck out 12 over six innings as the London Majors beat the Hamilton Thunderbirds 9-5.

            St. Gelais allowed two runs and survived eight walks before Josh Palmer finished up, allowing three runs on five hits over three innings with four strikeouts and a walk, as the Majors made the most of their 10 hits.

            Allan Cattrysse and Chris Chambers both had two hits and drove in a pair of runs for the Majors, who led 5-0 after five innings. Milly Martiniello also drove in two runs and Ryan Cattrysse and Ryan Lapensee also had two hits each for the winners.

            Adam Cholewka had two hits and drove in two runs and Graeme Carey added a two-run double for the Thunderbirds, who remained last in the IBL with the loss.

            Starter Jordell Farquharson took the loss. He allowed four runs on five hits with two strikeouts and five walks.

           

GAME BALL: Andy St. Gelais

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The Toronto Maple Leafs got two complete-game two-hitters from both of their two starters to sweep a doubleheader from the London Majors in Intercounty Baseball League play on Sunday, winning the opener 6-1 and taking the second game 3-0.

             Marek Deska got the job done in the opener, pitching all seven innings and allowing one run on two hits with six strikeouts and one walk. Jake Gallo then followed in the second game with a seven-inning shutout, allowing two hits with six strikeouts and no walks.

           The Leafs got more than enough runs in both games to support their pitchers’ gems. In the opener Brian Ivan had two of Toronto’s nine hits, including a two-run double in the fifth inning, and Kyle Morton belted a solo homer in the second.

            London loser Craig Bate went five innings, allowing six runs on nine hits with four strikeouts and two walks to take the loss.

            Ivan slammed a solo homer in the fourth inning of game two to break a scoreless tie, and the Leafs added a pair of runs in the fifth on a wild pitch and an RBI single by Kyle Degrace to give Gallo some insurance.

            Kern Watts had two of Toronto’s six hits in the second game, as Toronto improved to 10-7 on the season and snapped a modest two-game losing streak.

            Pierre Miville-Deschenes went all the way in Game 2, allowing three runs on six hits with four strikeouts and two walks, as the Majors slipped to 7-9 with the two losses.

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Jonathan Solazzo had two hits, scored once and drove in another two runs as the Mississauga Twins spoiled the London Majors School Day matinee with a 4-2 win in the lone Intercounty Baseball League game scheduled for Tuesday.

The game started at 11 a.m. at Labatt Park in London, giving local students a day at the ballpark, but the Twins spoiled the day for the home side with single runs in the second, third and fourth innings to take a 3-0 lead they wouldn’t relinquish.

Chad Marshall and Ian Choy also had two hits each for the Twins, who improved to 9-7 with the win.

Adam Kudryk went 6 1/3 innings to pick up the win, allowing one unearned run on five hits with eight strikeouts and two walks. Bill Martin came on in the seventh and got four outs, allowing one run on two hits, before Adam Banski pitched a perfect ninth for the save.

Zach Breault was the loser. He went seven innings, allowing four earned runs on eight hits with seven strikeouts and four walks. Josh Palmer tossed two perfect innings of relief for London (8-10).

Alan Cattrysse and Mike Delong both had two hits in a losing cause for the Majors.

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In Hamilton, the London Majors pounded out 15 hits and snapped a three-game losing streak with a 10-6 win over the Hamilton Thunderbirds.

London improved to 9-10 with the victory while the struggling Thunderbirds dropped to 3-14 and remained in last place in the IBL while suffering their third straight loss.

Chris Chambers had a two-run homer in the first inning and Cleveland Brownlee added a solo shot in the eighth for the Majors.

Matt Fortuna paced the Thunderbirds 11-hit attack by going 3-for-4 with two singles and a double, along with a walk.

Craig Bate got the win, going seven innings. He allowed two runs on five hits over seven innings.

David Hucsko allowed three runs on five hits and was the loser.

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Game Summary:In London, the Brantford Red Sox utilized a four run second inning to claim an 8-4 victory over the Majors in one of four games played in the Intercounty Baseball League on Sunday.

Tyler Patzalek homered and singled for the second place Red Sox (12-3), with three RBI. Wayne Forman and Chris Emmanuel each singled twice with Emmanuel adding an RBI. Joe Colameco and Josh McCurdy both added singles, while Tyler Burnell, Al Stephens, and Jason Gotwalt all scored runs, with Gotwalt also adding a single.

Ryan Lapensee, Cleveland Brownlee, Vince Burke, and Ryan Cattrysse each doubled for the Majors (9-11), with Lapensee and Burke scoring one and two runs, respectively. Chuncey Ward added two singles, while Allan Cattrysse and Chris Chambers each singled, with Chambers scoring a run.

Scott Robinson was the winner, lasting six complete innings, giving up seven hits and four runs (two earned), with one strikeout.

Pierre Miville-Deschenes was the loser, allowing five hits and seven runs (four earned) with five walks over four innings of work.

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Justin Gianfrancesco singled, doubled, and scored a run for the Panthers who improved to the .500 mark (13-13). Mat Taube singled and drove in two runs, while Jeff Pietraszko and Ben Kangas each singled twice and scored a run. Kangas? second single scored Pietraszko for the eventual game winning run. Kevin Childs and Luke Baker both singled, and Mike Glinka added a run for the winners.

For the losing Majors (9-12), Cleveland Brownlee hit a three run homerun and added a single, while Ryan Lapensee tripled and scored a run. Steve Froese singled twice, while Paul Lytwynec and Allan Cattrysse both singled, with Cattrysse scoring a run.

Mike McGillivary earned the win for the Panthers, going eight strong innings, allowing six hits and three earned runs with three walks and five strikeouts. Tavis Bruce picked up the save after one inning of one hit ball.

Zachary Breault was dealt the loss, pitching two relief innings, allowing five hits and two runs (one earned) with three strikeouts.

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IMajors 7 Baycats 1; Majors 10 Baycats 4
In London, the host Majors bats were swinging in full force en route to a sweep of an afternoon double header over the second place Barrie Baycats..

In the first game, London opened their scoring with a three run first inning and never looked back, taking the first game 7-1. Chris Chambers had two singles and two RBI in the win, while Derek Strazalkowski added a single and drove in three runs. Ryan Lapensee chipped in with a single, a double, and a run scored, and Paul Lytwynec singled and scored twice. Cleveland Brownlee and Allan Cattrysse added one and two runs a piece, and Will Watkins singled and scored.

The usually offensive charged Baycats could muster just four hits in game one. Glenn Jackson, Dave Latour, Matt Logan, and Matt Richardson all singled in the loss, with Logan scoring the lone Barrie run.

Andy St. Gelais picked up the win for the Majors, pitching a complete game seven innings allowing only four hits and one unearned run with seven strikeouts.

Adam Garner was the loser, giving up eight hits and seven runs ? three earned ? with two walks and four strikeouts over six innings.

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In the second game of the doubleheader, the Majors commanding fifth inning was all they needed, as they scored all of their 10 runs in that inning for a come from behind 10-4 victory.

Ryan Lapensee doubled and added two singles, scored once, and drove in two in the win for London (11-12). Chris Chambers and Paul Lytwynec both singled, scored, and drove in two runs, while Allan Cattrysse doubled, scored, and drove in two. Steve Froese and Derek Strazalkowski both singled and scored a run, with Froese adding an RBI.

Jordan Lundberg and Matt Richardson each singled twice, with Lundberg scoring a run and adding an RBI. Matt Logan and Stevie Lewis both singled and scored a run, while Matt Proctor and Phil Steer singled and scored a run.

JF Ricard earned the win for the Majors. Over six innings, he allowed seven hits with three runs ? two earned ? including one walk and four strikeouts.

Ryan Dillabough was the loser, allowing six runs ? all earned - and four hits, with two walks in just 1/3 inning.

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