BATH — A day after the Plant Home exploded for 16 hits, the bats cooled, but the pitching heated up as the trio of Thomas Warren, Jackson Walker and Josiah Yeaton combined for a no-hitter, striking out 12 and allowing only a walk in four innings in recent Bath Cal Ripken minor league action.
Plant Home blanked Wilson’s Drug Store, 11-0.
Warren struck out six in two innings of work, Walker and Yeaton each struck out three in an inning apiece.
Warren helped his own cause, going 3-for-3, while Isaak Flaming had a single and double, and Joey Cholish and Yeaton each singled.
Ken Basset pitched all four innings for Wilson’s striking out seven and Sam Sinabaldi was strong defensively at catcher.
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