A good game called an inning early because of darkness. Joe lahey pitched solid game giving up 2 runs Dave Hutchinson came in and gave up 1 run. Nick weeler played a good defensive game as well as Tom Landry. Hingham Police pitcher Jack Walsh pitched a solid game picking of a runner at 2nd and knocking in 2 runs with a timely double J Spaziani came in to close the game out allowing one run.
JWalsh pitched 4 inn.- J.Spaziani 2 inn.
J.Crossen 1 iin.-J.Lahey4 inn. D. Hutch. 1 inn

A good game. Solid Pitching by Kellem's Kevin Tyrrell and HP's Bill Boynton kept batters on their toes. Smart at bats by HP's Chase, Higgins and Jenkins and and solid closing pitching by Berlinguet contributed to the win.
Pitching K&K Tyrrell 4 innings, Malloy 1
HP Boynton 4 innings, Berlinguet 1

Sons Pitching Jones 3 Personeni 2 Smith2
Hingham Police Jenkins 2 Fleites 4 Boynton 1
A close game all the way until the end. The Sons took an early lead and dominated but a strong relief performance by Dan Fleites and a late game rally by the Hingham Police culminating with a game winning hit by Hull's own Bobby Spitz brought the capacity crowd to its feet.

JDL Pitching Droster 4 Hern 1 Harkins2
HP Pitching Berlinguet 4 Boynton 1 Fleites 1
Solid pitching by Berlinguet and Droster and hitting through both lineups kept things close through most of the game.

A good team effort all around. Hits by Peirce, and Carlson helped Neilsen. Strong hitting by HP's Berlinguet, Spitz, and Jenkins and a strong showing by Chase behind the plate fueled HP's victory.

Excellent defense by the animals put down threats as picther's and fielders combined to work out of tough innings. Good pitching minimized walks.

Animals Pitching
Drew Longo 3
Woody Roman 3
Tom Pomroy 1

Police Pitching
Fleites 4
Santelli 2

Hingham Police slapped the cuffs on AM's 6 game winning streak. HP's Jack Walsh threw 4 solid innings followed by Dan Fleites 3. Both pitchers combined to limit AM to 3 hits. HP had banged out 14. Replacement player Jack Mannion went 3 for 5 for HP.

AM pitchers: Butler (3) Genovese (3) & rookie Mike Saleski who threw his first inning in BR & struck out 2.

Dan Fleites, in the bottom of the 7th, drove in the game-tying run for the Police at the end of a well played closely matched square-off. A lot of offense in the first two innings put the score at 7-5. But that's where it stayed for the next 5 innings. The last five innings were marked by solid pitching and defense on both sides. For Police, Boynton had 4 solid innings through the stretch and Jack Walsh was the closer. Parker Doyle had the defensive gem of the day for Police with a rally killing assist from right field to first to turn back a sure single. For Salerno, Dom Harvey and Jeff Bates combined for 4 innings of no-hit, no-run ball in those quick 3rd through 6th innings. Nolan Driscoll anchored the infield with solid play at short and Stephen Townsend and Pat Koenen each made multiple defensive stops.
Pitching:
Hingham Police:
Burlinguet. 2
Boynton. 4
Walsh. 1

Matt Salerno:
Dom Harvey: 4
Jeff Bates: 3

Panera Bread ran from the law and took a win from the Hingham Police at Cronin Monday night. Santilli, Spaziani, Berlinguet, and Walsh all threw well for the Cops, with Boynton, Spaziani, and Setian with 2 hits each.
Panera's offense continued to roll, banging out 16 hits on 3 apiece from Matt Kelly and Austin Irvin, and 2 each from Eddie Bowler, Sam DAntuano, and Matt Brazel.

Hingham Police = Santilli(2), Spaziani(2), Berlinguet(1), and Walsh(1)

Panera Bread = Bowler(3), McCullough(2)

Moved from June 2 for Sr Babe Game at Cronin
A huge win for G & C against a very tough opponent.
Pitching for G & C Mulieri (5), Richmond (2)
Pitching for Hingham Police Walsh (2), Spitz (2), Boynton (1), Berlinquet (2)