Westfield – Starfire faithful appeared in Bullns Field to establish a new 2,443 high attendance record, but the Westfield Starfires fell on Friday 7-3 in Norwich in the Bullns field after the Unicorns Sea they turned four double plays into various criticisms of the party.
Starfires continue to look for answers, now with a lost streak of eight games to put in the 4-11 season of the season. Marine unicorns have won four in a row to exceed 500 to 7-6.
Starfires were delivered to another first exit in an entrance where the unicorns of the sea drove in one with two walks and a double.
Norwich seemed to be in business with two runners in a marker position and one, but he headed home after trying to score on a ground ball on the first Jonathon Chatfield basketball, who made a good release and won the runner for a mile.
After that, Griffin Mills threw the leather in his debut in the Bullns field, putting his body on a shallow fly ball in the central field to end the entrance with a single race by Norwich.
After the first race in the first, it did not spend much on both parts in the next entrances. Brendan Murphy, from Columbia University, launched three direct entrances for Westfield in the second, third and fourth.
However, there were problems in the fifth, as sea unicorns won three with three consecutive singles. Two walks with the ruined bases and then gave Norwich the number two and three tracks of the day.
Similarly to the game last night in Vermont, the starfires could not achieve anything offensively at the moment. Westfield won runners in three of the first four tickets, including a simple by Chatfield in the third, and a success of Fiu Panther Alex Ulloa in the fourth, but could not move any runner beyond the first base.
It was until the fifth that the future of Kansas State Wildcat Jack, Jack Pehschenbach and Chatfield, went out on the return walks to open the entrance. However, every momentum was erased rapidly, as the sea unicorns turned a double play of 6-4-3 and then obtained a gross emerging to conclude the frame with the stars that still sought their first race.
The party remained 3-0 until the seventh, when the unicorns of the sea gathered a large entrance composed of four runs. Norwich had three successes, including a two-round house, but a couple of errors and wild terrain plagiarized the starfires, as well as Norwich ended with a Touchdown, 7-0.
Immediately after that, North -East Husky Anthony Ruggiero sang and Mills walked, but the Unicorns Sea obtained another timely play to end another opportunity for the starfires. However, Ruggiero reached the third with two outings and a wild terrain scored the Mendon product, Massachusetts, as the starfires avoided the departure of their house, now by 7-1.
After the Starfires were sent in the eighth place, the 2024 FCBL runners-up gave the crowd something to cheer for the ninth. Connecticut Husky-to-Be Evan Menzel began to place a double in the right center to extend its streak to six games. After Ulloa sang to put the runners on the corners, Ruggiero struck the two runners with a two base, as the starfires dropped 7-3 and had no one yet in the ninth entrance.
Mills continued the line with a walk, which put the tie on the roof. However, in the most appropriate way for this game, the next beat, Petschenbach, struck a strong line line to the mound, giving rise to the fourth double play for the Sea unicorns, as Ruggiero was too far from the base to the third. The crowd was silent and, after a strike, the hard stretch concluded with a loss of four to the unicorns of the sea.
Ruggiero and Ulloa had twice a day, with ruggiero driving in two runs and each of these two that made a bag. Evan Menzel finished 1 by 4 with a double as a native to Coventry, Connecticut, has now recorded a success in 11 of his 12 games in a Starfire uniform.
Owen Callaghan launched a stop at the top of the ninth post, using the three marine unicorns that reached the plate. The Future Crusader of the Holy Cross has not yet allowed its three tickets to be won during the season.
Starfires will go to New Hampshire for the first time this season to take the Nashua Silver Knights today at 18 hours before home again to resale with the marine unicorns on Sunday, June 15 at 1 pm.
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