BATH — Sharon Drake Real Estate of Bath earned a 22-13 victory over Smith- Tobey in recent Bath Cal Ripken baseball play.
Sharon Drake bats belted out 15 hits, with Brogan Shaw notching two triples, a double and a single. Aaron Landel added an inside-thepark home run, a triple and a single, Brenton Cahill three singles, Kyle Fredericks two singles, Gabe Aucoin a triple and Jacob Mowry a single.
Aucoin and Cahill combined on the hill for five strikeouts. Fredericks made his debut on the mound, striking out one.
Wade Bradford led the Smith-Tobey offense with a double and two singles. Jansen Morrison singled twice, Connor McNich doubled, and Steven Dowdy, Sawyer Stead, Chase Nicolino and Gabe Morrison all singled.
In another contest, Sharon Drake played Atlas Family Chiropractic of Lisbon to an 8-8 deadlock at Kimball Field.
Down a run in the final frame, Sharon Drake tied the game. In the eighth, Lisbon grabbed an 8-5 lead, but Sharon Drake matched it as daylight faded.
Shaw had three doubles and single, Landel and Boden Gould each doubled and singled, Cahill had two singles, and Aucoin and Mowry each singled for Sharon Drake.
Aucoin and Cahill pitched two innings each, combining on five strikeouts. Shaw pitched the final four frames with six punchouts.
Hunter Brissette led Lisbon with a double and a single. Justin Le added a double, with Ethan Brown singling.
On the mound for Lisbon, Brissette, Drew Wilcox Jr., Brown and Garrit Smit combined on eight strikeouts.
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