Millennium Softball Message Board: Daily Times: Millennium Sunday Roundup - Offense backs Yarnell in Pogue Mahone's sweep

Daily Times: Millennium Sunday Roundup - Offense backs Yarnell in Pogue Mahone's sweep

Pogue Mohone's Pub used an effective offense and masterful pitching to its advantage to sweep Maggie's Irish Pub I, 7-5 and 9-5, respectively, in Millennium Sunday Softball League action.

Dan Santasusso and Jon Poole each hit 2-for-3 in the first game, while Bob Murray and Mike Malkoun both smacked a double en route to hitting 2-for-3 at the plate in Game 2.

Nardelli and Mike Ferrara Jr. cracked two hits apiece in the second game, while Dave Yarnall won both games on the mound.

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In other Millennium Sunday Softball League games:

R.P. McMurphy's Bar & Grill 12-16, J.D. McGillicuddy's Brookline 10-14: McMurphy's rookie Josiah Krawiec kindly greeted his opponents with two home runs in a 6-for-7 afternoon at the plate in the R.P. McMurphy's sweep. Matt Jenkins cracked four hits, while manager Ron Mitnick earned both wins on the mound.

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Monaghan's Pub 21-25, Sawloon 13-5: Rob Dix flashed a hot stick in the first game, going 4-for-4 at the dish with five RBIs. Dix and Todd Becker combined to drive in 11 runs in Game 2 as Monaghan's cruised to the sweep.

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Premier Orthopedics 12-21, America's Pie 11-18: In the fifth inning of the opening contest, Sean Chase ripped a three-run bomb to knot the score before Jamey Hindorff sealed with win with a bases-clearing triple in the sixth.

The mashing trio of John Adams, Mike McGuire and Dan Wildoner knocked in nine runs in the second game to wrap up the sweep. Nadav Shaposhnick pitched both wins on the hill.

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Tap Room Benchwarmers 22-12, Barnaby's of Ridley 8-21: Anthony Dimemmo smashed a two-run dinger in the second inning of Game 1, while Tap Room skipper Pat Warrington iced the Game 1 victory with a three-run bomb in the seventh.

Sam Cellucci smacked three hits and had four RBIs for Barnaby's in the second contest as it split the doubleheader with Tap Room.

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Dog House Saloon 33-7, Stanley Kup Inn 21-11: In a Game 1 slugfest, Dog House's Dave Herman mashed two homers, while Brian McGuire smacked a dinger en route to a 6-for-6 game and Buzz Wilson also chipped in a round-tripper. Dog House dropped the second game en route to the split.

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Homestretch Inn 20-16, J.D. McGillicudy's Tinicum 14-6: Chris Begley erupted with three homers while going 7-for-8 at the plate across both games, while Chris Smith added a 5-for-6 performance in the sweep.

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Majestic Hardscaping Blockheads 23-16, Prestige Worldwide 8-1: Bruce Anglin went 4-for-5 with six RBIs in Game 1, while Chuck Mullenix added a homer in a 3-for-3 performance.

Jason Miller and Josh Gardiner cracked two doubles apiece in Game 2 to help ice the sweep.

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Reasonable Auto Sales/Jack Cassidy's 26-21, Cicconi Auto Body 13-1: Bill Tobin hit for the cycle in Game 1, while George Fields and Zack Zglewszewski each smacked a home run and hit 3-for-3 in the second slate.

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Moe's Grille II 9, J.D. McGillicuddy's Ducks 5: Chris Fiore and Dan Hoffman paced the offense with 2-for-3 performances in the first contest, while Timmy Rickards earned the win. No score was reported for the second game.

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Cocco's Pizzeria & Pub of Aston II 13-10 Cocco's Pizzeria & Pub of Aston I 8-14: Brian Lewis plated three runs and hit 3-for-3 to help Cocco's II win a well-pitched first contest courtesy of Gooch Campbell.

B.J. Moss knocked in four runs amid a three-hit game in the second slate to help Cocco's I salvage the split.

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Tri-State Liquors 18, J.D. McGillicuddy's Cardillo 7: Matt Blickley, Josh Williams and Joe Nespoli all hit 3-for-3 for Tri-State in a Game 1 win, while Adam Dragish went 3-for-4 with four RBIs. No score was reported for Game 2, a J.D. McGillicuddy's win.

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Stinger's Restaurant and Bar 23-15, Briarcliffe Post #761 13-5: Ralph Vitale, Mike Moritz, Joe Duffy and Scott Trainer led a Stingers offensive attack in the sweep, while Chuck Grimm won both games on the mound.

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Bombers 21-20, Upland A.C. 16-16: Marcus Whiteside led a potent Bombers offense and put his speed to good use in Game 1, while "Old Man Aungst" pitched both wins in the Bombers sweep.

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Johnny B's Place 8-14, Maggie May's/Heritage Therapeutics 11-13: John Dalessandro picked up three hits and two RBIs as Johnny B's settled for a split with a Game 2 win. Bob Sellers pitched both games.

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Moe's Grille I 10-10, Double Edge Sports Grille 8-3: Brad Buonadonna smacked a double and a triple along with picking up two RBIs to help pace Moe's in Game 1. Marc Patricelli went 3-for-3 in the first game, while Ross Levine and Jeff Brand each smacked a pair of hits in the second contest to help polish off the sweep.

Anthony Pace went 2-for-3 in both games and had three RBIs on the afternoon.

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Maggie's Irish Pub II 13-14, 60 East Orange Crush 11-10: Neil Ross had eight hits and knocked in six runs for Maggie's in the sweep. Mike Santella went 4-for-4 in the first slate, while Aaron Ross and Joe Boyle each hit 3-for-5 in the second contest.

Aaron Ross chipped in four RBIs in Game 2, and finished a single short of the cycle.

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Toll House Tavern/John's Electrical Service 23-20, Videon Angels 12-10: Joe McKenna slugged a 4-for-5 performance with three RBIs and three runs scored in Game 1, while Pat Douglas and Jim McDougall each went 3-for-5 from the plate.

David McGee went 4-for-4 with five RBIs from the dish in the nightcap, while Rob Calcagni and John Cook each chipped in 2-for-3 games to cement the sweep. Tony Love pitched both wins.

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Jimmy D's 13-17, Johnny's Original Pizza 11-21: Despite Rob Morinelli having to exit early after taking a ball to the face, Johnny's kept it close in Game 1 and lost when Morinelli's vacant spot in the batting order came up in the seventh with two runners on base with two outs, enforcing the rule for the third out to be called, ending the game.

Kyle Douglas knocked in four runs to help lead Johnny's to the win in Game 2.

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Miller's Ale House Heavy Hitters 19-14, Mudsharks 16-12: Darius Repici went 5-for-8 with three RBIs in the twin bill to help lead Heavy Hitters to the sweep. Jim Cherry and Roger Lacroix went 4-for-4 in Game 1, while Trey Neal and Chris Carlin each smacked three hits in the second contest.

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Dean Green Choice Foods 15-11, Diablos Smokehouse 6-1: Dave Harris had two hits apiece with a homer in Game 1, while Dave Harris and John Lannotti both homered in the second slate to cap off the sweep.

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Duffer's Pub 19-18, Delco Destroyers/New London Pizza 3-15: Randy Merkins wound up a single short of the cycle in Game 1, while Ryan Holmes and Steve Deavor both went 3-for-4 in the second contest.

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Casey's Saloon Ridley Park 17-15, Barnaby's of Ridley/Danese Softball 7-12: Eric Trexler led off the first contest with a homer, while Ryan Canton hit 4-for-4. In Game 2, Matt Grossi smacked a triple among his four hits as Casey's iced the sweep.

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S.B. Electric 19-17, SATA Computer Repair 11-7: Matt Long knocked in five runs and clobbered a homer in Game 1, while Tommy Lloyd went 4-for-4 with four RBIs and three runs scored in the nightcap for S.B. Electric.

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Krohmer Mortgage 15-16, J.T. Brewski's Pub 12-7: Bill Woomer swung a hot bat for Krohmer, going 9-for-10 with six RBIs in the sweep. Brian Messick and Tim Coulter added six hits each, while Bobby Jones earned both wins on the mound.

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Charlie Brown's Steakhouse 12-25, 60 East Tailgator's Red 8-11: Brian Fritz and Joe Depaolo both went 2-for-3 in Game 1 and combined for seven RBIs, while Greg Winshel went 5-for-5 with four runs scored in the second contest.

Rich Bossard and Joe DePaolo went 4-for-5 and 3-for-5 in the second slate, respectively, while Steve Bossard pitched both wins.

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Tailgators 16-2, Primo's Food Service 6-11: Bobby Callan popped two long balls in the second contest, while Dom Biacco added a 3-for-3 game to help Primo's take the split.