July 23-25

O’Brien’s/Milwaukee Harley Davidson: 7  South Shore All-Stars: 5

Dan Wilfrath allowed only four hits and struck out five to get the win. The game was tied 1-1 until the bottom of the fourth when O'Brien's scored five times to take a 6-1 lead. The All-Star's would score four in the top of the sixth to close the gap to 6-5. O'Brien's added an insurance run in the bottom half of the inning and that's how it would end. Joe Vilkoski, Tim Heling, and Dave Pangallo all had two hits for the Oriole's. Bryan Mueller took the loss for the All-Star's while contributing two hits to his efforts.

O’Brien’s/Milwaukee Harley Davidson: 12  South Shore All-Stars: 9

In a wild back and forth game 2 of the DH O'Briens/Milwaukee Harley Davidson Oriole's Scored six runs in the top of the seventh to secure the come from behind victory against Southshore All-Stars. The Orioles held a 6-5 lead going into the bottom of the sixth when Pangallo walked the leadoff hitter and was relieved by Chris Sanders. The All-Stars would score four time in the inning with a costly Orioles error with two outs to score two runs. Down by three going into the seventh inning O'Briens would score six runs against a depleted All-Star pitching staff that was missing three starters forcing game one starter Bryan Mueller back into action. Chris Sanders would get the final three outs in the seventh to get the win. The Orioles were led offensively by Tim Heling (3-4 3RBI 2R SB) along with 2 hit games from Bob Rinelli & Jim Rinelli. Rich Galewski had three hits for the All-Stars and Bryan Mueller had two hits while picking up the loss. The DH sweep combined with Johnny V's losing to Brown Deer Supreme Builders clinches the 2010 National division title For O'Brien's/Milwaukee Harley Davidson Orioles. Congratulations!

Brown Deer Supreme Builders: 7  Johnny V’s/Flannery’s Kings: 6

Supreme Builders secured a hard faught victory in the bottom of the seventh by scoring two runs. Dave Schimenz had an RBI single to tie the game. With two outs and bases loaded, Chris Moser drew the walk to bring in the winning run. Leading the Builder\'s offense was Colin Moser and Schimenz both having three hits. Also, Jonny Baierl and Chris Shrock added two hits apiece. Dan Marx and Paul Lennart led Johnny V's offense with three hits. Brendon Dorn earned the win on the mound serving seven strikeouts.

Brown Deer Supreme Builders: 11  Johnny V’s/Flannery’s Kings: 8

The Builders swept the double header  versus  Johnny V’s with a win in ten innings. A costly error in the bottom of the seventh allowed Johnny V's to score two runs and bring the game into extra innings. Builder's Eric Belter hit a sac fly in the top of the ninth to give them a one run lead. However, the Kings were able to get a run across on a wild pitch to tie the score 7-7. In the top of the tenth, Supreme's Andrew Belter hit a RBI single and Dave Kuczynski hit a three run homerun to put the game out of reach. Chris Shrock (7 IP, 5 K, 6 Hits, 2 earned runs) pitched a great game for the Builders but got the no decision. Andrew Belter pitched the final three to get the win. The Builders offense was lead by Kuczynski scoring five times with three RBI. Also, Andrew Belter, Colin Moser, and Sean Carolan added multi-hit games to fuel their offense. Lee Kleseczynski added three hits and three runs to lead Johnny V's hitting.

St. Francis A's over Steakout Blacksox

Steakout Blacksox: 11  St. Francis A’s: 1

The Black Sox salvaged a split against the A’s, winning game 2 11-1. Dwight Williamson kept the A’s hitters off balance, limiting them to 1 run on only 3 hits. Offensively, the Black Sox were led by Joe Reoch (2-3, 2 3B, 4R, 2RBI), Jeff Michor (3-3, R, RBI), and Dwight Williamson (1-3, R, 3RBI). Jordan Lile led the A’s offense, going 2-3 with an RBI.

Leff’s Luckytown Americans: 10  Bar None Bullfrogs: 1

Leff's kept their playoff hopes alive, winning game one of a doubleheader. Mike Schroeder faced two over the minimum with a three hitter, as the defense erased a couple base runners. Rob Tschimperle broke the game open mid way through with a three run home run.

Bar None Bullfrogs: 7  Leff’s Luckytown Americans: 5

Veterans

Leff’s Luckytown Vets: 8-8  Milwaukee Mudhens: 4-5

Steve Rappl threw a complete game to lead Leffs to a win in game 1. Leffs played strong defense throughout the game and managed to score enough runs to hold on for the 8-5 win. In game 2 of the doubleheader, Bruce Smeby took over where Steve Rappl left off. Bruce went 7 inning for the complete game win. Although both games were close Leffs managed to hold on for the doubleheader sweep.