Millennium Softball Message Board: Daily Times: Millennium Sunday Roundup - Briarcliffe B&G had their hitting shoes on in DH sweep

Daily Times: Millennium Sunday Roundup - Briarcliffe Bar & Grille had their hitting shoes on in Doubleheader sweep

Briarcliffe Bar & Grille scored two touchdowns, sorry wrong sport, but a gridiron-type score did break out in the nightcap as BB&G dumped Casey's Ridley Park I twice, 18-8 and 41-31. Yes, you read that correctly.

Sean Dougherty was 6-for-7 with three runs scored in Game 2 for Briarcliffe. Eddie Christie was 6-for-6 with a double and four runs scored. Bob Rein was a single shy of the cycle in the opener.

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Barnaby's of Aston 9-12, Diablos Smokehouse 5-7 >> Pitcher Jeff Warren fanned four in the opener and slugged two dingers in the nightcap.

Donald Powell (two hits, two RBIs) also went deep in the opener. Mike Marotta was 3-for-3 with four runs scored and three RBIs in the afterpiece.

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Ram's Head Tavern I 23-13, Haggerty's Cafe 5-1 >> Joe McGilligan had a 6-for-6 day that included two homers, two triples and nine RBIs. Zak, Brian and Brad Tansey were a combined 11-for-13 with 10 RBIs in the opener.

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Data Troop 14-18, Southwest Philly Kings 10-8 >> Mike Brady belted two homers and drove in nine runs in the first game. Greg Scannapieco (3-for-3) knocked in five runs and Paul LaBruna (2-for-3) plated four in the nightcap.

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Cocco's Pizzeria & Pub of Aston 18-11, J.D. McGillicuddy's Kirklyn Ducks 8-9 >> Tyler Butz slugged a two-run homer in the top of the seventh inning in Game 2 to give Cocco's the sweep. His dad, Jimmy, was 4-for-4 and Teddy Wojciehow (probably misspelled) knocked in four in the opener. Dave Staffi was 5-for-5 in the nightcap.

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Classic Coachwork@McLaren/Rothman Institute 25-22, Leonetti Insurance 8-22 >> Trey Neal, Pat Dix and Shawn Shepherd had four hits each and drove in a combined 12 runs in the opener for Classic. No details on Game 2.

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Manoa Post 22-22, Stanley Kup Inn 7-3 >> Ed Gach slugged a homer in the first game and two in the second. Buzz Wilson whacked three dingers in the nightcap. Ryan McGuire (4-for-4 in opener) and Joe Gach also went deep.

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Pogue Mahone's Pub 16-7, J.D. McGillicuddy's Brookline 15-9 >> Sean Henderson (3-for-3), Jeff Wahner (2-for-3) and Nick Tonkonitz (2-for-3) combined to drive in eight of the nine runs for 'Cuddy's in Game 2. No details reported on Game 1.

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Upland A.C. 20-23, Quan Ta Productions/Slurricanes 5-14 >> Norm Donkin (HR, five RBIs), Alex Hutchinson (four RBIs) and Joe Kelly (HR, three RBIs) set the pace in the opener. Tony Leon (HR, six ribbies) and Todd Cooper (four hits, four runs scored) led the way in the nightcap.

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Brick & Brew Brawlers 15-9, Della Polla's Tavern/Gramlick Construction 1-21 >> Tom Kane (3-for-4, three RBIs, three runs scored) and Vince Randolone (2-for-3, two RBIs, two runs scored) powered the Brawlers in the opener.

Della Polla's/Gramlick's bats woke up in the nightcap behind Andrew Abrams (4-for-4, two homers) and Bill Gramlick (3-for-4, three RBIs).

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Penn Valley Assassins 11-22, Duffer's Pub 5-12 >> Phil England had three hits in each game and three RBIs in the opener. Terrence Heller and Mike Palladino pounded two hits each in the first game. Ryan McBride (three hits, five RBIs) and Carl Pascale (three runs scored) both went deep in the nightcap.

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Bridgewater Inn 22-18, Ram's Head Tavern II 12-19 >> Nick Corliss slugged four homers and drove in six runs in four at-bats in the opener for Bridgewater. Winning pitcher Dennis Martinelli plated four and Charles Short went deep twice. Corliss followed that with a 4-for-4 effort in the second game that included three dingers.

In the nightcap, Kelly Gillis (4-for-4, HR, three RBIs) won it for Ram's Head with a walk-off single. Ryan Nernete (four RBIs) and Jame Dyner (three RBIs) also were 4-for-4.

Chris Stolle scored in the seventh inning of Game 2 to give the Rams the win. Ken Grady went 4-for-4 with six RBIs.

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Tri-State Liquors 6, Applegate Softball 5 >> The drinks were on Sam Farnell, who went 2-for-3 with a three-run dinger in Game 2.

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Shanko Landscaping 4, Maggie's Irish Pub I 2 >> Kevin Case (3-for-3, two runs scored) and George Gray (2-for-3, run scored) made a winner of Bruce Shanko in the opener.

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Barnaby's of Ridley Grey 15-24, Liver Let Die 13-25 >> Eric Volpe two home runs and for the cycle while going 5-for-5 with five ribbies. Matt Hoffman (3-for-4) added a three-run blast.

Ben Hughes had a job to do and he did it well, driving in Paul Mau with the winner in the nightcap to help LLD get a split. Tim Brown slugged two homers and Kevin Pearson flashed some serious leather.

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Bats Plus/Kelly's Corner 21-22, Double Edge Sports Grille 15-12 >> Mike Boyle was a perfect 10-for-10. Anthony Astoff merely batted .800 (8-for-10).

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Miller Ale House Heavy Hitters 14, Mudsharks 12 >> Chuck Stewart (4-for-4) plated three runs and Nick Repici and winning pitcher Jose Colon both went 3-for-4 with a homer to help Miller's take Game 2.

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The Stretch 19-20, Casey's Ridley Park Peacocks 18-21 >> Anthony Michael DiGregorio
's grand slam in the seventh inning helped wipe out a five-run deficit in Game 2. Brian Kildea was 9-for-10 on the day the The Stretch. Rob Valerio slugged a three-run homer to highlight a 14-run uprising in the fourth inning of Game 2 that helped the Peacocks earn a split

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