Daily Times Millennium Sunday Roundup - A day for the record book for Stephen's on State

Stephen's on State made the Millennium League record books Sunday and it wasn't for most beers consumed in one setting.

According to commissioner Joe Organek, the State dudes became the first team in the league's 23 year history to win four games in one day.

First up the Ball Hogz, who got hammered by scores of 12-1 and 10-4. Mike Ascenzi had four hits in this set, including a two-run dinger in Game 2.

Jimmy Jenkins and Al Heinle each had clutch, two-out singles to break open a tie game as part of a six run rally in the bottom of the fifth in Game 2.

Stephen's kept the good times rolling with 12-7 and 15-1 triumphs over AmSett.

Bobby Jones was 3-for-3with three ribbies and Anthony SanFilippo Jr. added a pair of knocks and two RBIs in the opener.

Ryan Whitmarsh doubled, tripled and drove in three runs in Game 2.

Cheers for Rob Benigni who somehow went the distance in all four games without passing out. He gave up only nine earned runs on the day.

Stephen’s now sits in first place in the Bats Plus Division with a 10-2 record.

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In other Millennium Sunday games:

Sawloon 22-21, Burgundy Lounge Bullets 7-7 >> Devyn McCarthy was 9-for-9 in the doubleheader and Mike Adolph racked up eight hits.

Tim Ryan shined on defense and was 5-for-5 at the dish.

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DiGravio Plumbing/Barnaby's Aston 10, Upland A.C. 7 >> The Plumbers rallied with three runs in the seventh to take Game 1.

Vince Baselice, Steve Deavor and Randy Merkins colleted three hits apiece, while Sean Donahue and Dave DiGravio each drove in key runs.

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Printz Beverage 17-18, Marty Magee's Knights 3-8 >> Chuck Stewart finished 4-for-4 with two RBIs and Marc "Woody" McGough had three base knocks in the opener.

Johnny Lundell (4-for-4) and Zac Cunningham (3-for-3, three RBIs) paced the winners in Game 2.

Steve "Shakers" Ragan was the winning pitcher in both affairs as Printz.

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Behmke Construction 22, Beacon Roofing Supply 7 >> Tommy Nardelli crushed a solo homer and finished 3-for-4 for Behmke.

Tony Pearson and Dan Santousso each banged out three hits and scored three runs.

Dave Yarnall was the winning pitcher.