BANGOR, Maine — Chris Albert pitched a one-hit shutout, striking out five, to lead Old Town to a 13-0 District 3 Junior League baseball all-star victory over Sebasticook on Wednesday at Mansfield Stadium.
Tyler McCannell paced the offense with three singles and two RBIs, Ethan Hayes provided two singles and two RBIs and Brian Barnaby added a two-run double for Old Town.
Gabe Gilley singled for 1-1 Sebasticook.
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Albert and Street; Palmer, Marquis (1), Gilley (4) and Grozik, Lovely (4)
District 3
Ages 11-12, Baseball
Bangor East 15, Bronco LL 5
At Taylor Field in Bangor, Keegan Cyr belted a home run and two singles with three RBIs to propel the Bangor to a 15-5 victory over Bronco Little League in the District 3 ages 11-12 tournament.
Andrew Brook and Aiden Giles also homered for Bangor East (1-1) to support winning pitcher Luke Missbrenner. The winners rallied from a 4-2 deficit with an eight-run third inning.
Jaycob Wildman hit a home run for Bronco (1-2), which was eliminated.
Trailing 3-2 in the third inning, BELL exploded for eight runs on seven hits to break the game open.
Bronco 211 10 — 5 9 0
Bangor East 118 23 — 15 14 3
Beloff, Lorenzo (3), Hughes (3), Polo (5) and Delahanty; Cyr, Missbrenner (3) and McCaffrey, Cyr (3)
Baseball, Ages 9-10
Sebasticook Valley 16, Millinocket 0
At Brewer, Alex Grant struck out 10 in four innings and helped his own cause with a single and three runs scored as Sebasticook Valley registered a 16-0 Little League all-star ages 9-10 baseball victory over Millinocket on Wednesday.
Connor Sides (RBI) and Tom Nyce each singled and scored two runs for the winners.
C.J. Lyons, Bradley Nice and Cayden Raymond hit singles for Millinocket.
Millinocket 00 0 0 — 0
Sebasticook 22(12)x — 16
Bronco LL 20, Orono/Veazie 0
At Brewer, Kayson Wildman, Garrett McLeod and Andrew Lyons combined on a no-hitter to spark Bronco Little League to victory over Orono/Veazie.
Lyons collected four singles and three runs scored, while T.J. Llerena tripled, doubled and singled and scored three times. Collin Peckham contributed a double, a single and three runs scored.
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Orono/Veazie 0 00 0 — 0
American Legion
Hampden 7, Acadians 1
At Hampden, the R.H. Foster Riverdogs received seven strong innings from Nick Guerrette en route to their win over Trenton. The run off him was unearned.
Guerrette also had a hit and scored twice to help his own cause. Casey Sudbeck, Andrew Gendreau and Jackson Gilmore each had two hits for the winners while Tyler Beaton knocked in two runs.
The Acadians received four innings of scoreless ball from Dan Isaac.
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Hampden 043 000 00x — 7 11 3
Motor City 12, Penquis 3
At Orono, Ethan Stoddard pitched seven innings allowing five hits, one run and striking out 12 to lead Motor City to victory over Rowell’s Penquis Travelers.
All 12 Motor City runs were scored in the bottom half of the seventh inning. D.J. Monteith started the rally with a line-drive single to left field, Cameron Graham reached safely on a bunt down the third-base line and seven players followed up with RBI hits to build the Motor City advantage.
For Motor City, Stoddard singled, doubled and scored twice and Monteith collected two singles.
Penquis was led by Nate Church who singled three times and pitched six innings of scoreless ball.
Skowhegan 6, Brewer 5
At Skowhegan, Adam Turcotte’s three-run double in the seventh inning erased a two-run deficit and supplied Post 16 with its victory over Brewer.
Turcotte’s double chased home Evan Bess, Dustin Crawford and Cody Laweryson. Turcotte had another hit for Skowhegan.
Ryan Emery recorded the win, allowing one run over three innings. He struck out one, walked none and gave up three hits.
Alex Maxsimic doubled and singled for Brewer.
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Skowhegan 000 300 30x — 6 6 5
Hampden 3, Brewer 2
At Heddericg Field in Brewer on Tuesday, Andrew Gendreau struck out two in 1 1/3 innings of relief to help R.H. Foster of Hampden prevail in eight innings.
Casey Sudbeck and Connor Farmer each singled twice for the winners and Ben Huston posted an RBI single. Emery Dinsmore pitched 6 2/3 innings, allowing only one earned run while striking out eight.
Logan Rogerson paced the Falcons with three singles. Greg Warmuth and Alex Maxsimic singled twice and Matt Pushard stroked an RBI single. Alex Brooks spaced eight hits and one earned run with three strikeouts while going the distance.
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Brewer 001 010 00 — 2 8 3
Dinsmore, Gendreau (7) and Farmer; Brooks and Maxsimic