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Dan Shepard

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Bombers at the top, Brewers stay close

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By Dan Shepard
| Peicanada.com Verified
The Peakes Bogside Bombers took sole possession of first place in the Kings County Baseball League, beating their arch rivals, the Morell Chevies, 7-1 on Sunday at Bradley Field in Morell. Ethan Smith held the Chevies’ bats at bay to earn the complete-game win. Nate Ronan also tossed a complete game taking the loss. Ethan and Justin Smith each batted 2/3 to lead the Bombers at the plate. Calen Ellsworth had two hits for the Chevies.
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Bombers beat Brewers in pitchers duel

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By Dan Shepard
| Peicanada.com Verified
The Peakes Bogside Bombers had a stellar pitching performance from Devin MacDonald, leading the team to a 2-0 win over the Northside Sunly Brewers in the only game of the day last Sunday afternoon at MacDonald Field. MacDonald allowed only three hits and struck out nine Brewers. Thomas MacEachern and Mitch Power walked and scored in the first inning for the Bombers, scoring the only two runs of the game. Blaise Clow took the loss in a strong outing.
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Heavy rain wiped out Sunday games

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By Dan Shepard
| Peicanada.com Verified
There were two games played last Wednesday. The Charlottetown Jays, who have players on many championship teams from yesteryear, gave lessons to the defending champs of today, the Peakes Bogside Bombers. The Jays wiped out a early 1-0 Bomber lead by scoring four runs in the first inning. They scored their runs with three walks and three hits. The Jays extended their lead to 5-1 in the fourth on singles by Troy Coffin and Stephen Birt.
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