Veteran shortstop Nate Witkowski went 4-5 and drove home a career high six runs to lead the Andre Chiefs to a 16-1 win over the Melrose Americans on Monday night at Maplewood. Yariel Salinas (3-4, double) hit his league leading fifth homer of the saeson and had four RBI’s, Michael McCarthy (2-4, 2 RBI) homered,  and Michael Soares added a double and single and knocked in three runs. Dominic Monico (4-0) struck out six and allowed only three hits in his five innings to pick up the win………….Tyler Normandie stole home on the back end of a double steal in the bottom of the sixth to give the Lexington Blue Sox a 4-3 win over the Stoneham Sabers. It was the eighth win in row for Lexington. Normandie started the inning with a pinch-hit single. He moved to second on an infield out and took third on an infield single by Charlie Comella. With two outs Comella stole second and Normandie came home with the winning run. Dom Gabardi singled to drive in the first two Blue Sox runs in the third. Comella singled to score Max Dushney (double) to give Lexington a 3-1 lead after four. Matt Consgli’s sac fly scored the Sabers first run in the fourth. Dionys Quezada and Nick Bartalini had RBI hits for Stoneham in the fifth. Grant Strother (1-0) earned his first Lexington win pitchng 1.1 shutout innings in relief……...

The Stoneham Sabers scored nne runs in the bottom of the first inning on the way to 9-4 win over Mass Envelope/GM at Maplewood on Friday night. Dionys Quezada and Nick Bartalini led the Sabers’ offense with two hits, a double, two runs and two  RBI each. Camren Piwnicki (1-2) pitched four scoreless innings in relief, striking out six, to earn the win……The Lexington Bulldogs beat the Brighton Braves 10-2 at Rogers Park……

The Lexington Blue Sox used a 5-run first inning on the way to a 9-2 win Wednesday night. The game was moved to Minuteman Tech’s turf field after the Lexington’s home field was unplayable due to rain. Nick Andersen’s 2-run triple was the big hit in the first. Erick Ramirez had three hits and scored three runs. Chris Wanat (2-1) pitched five 1-run innings. He gave up four hits, walked none, and struck out six. Dan Metzdorf and Ryan O’Rourke pitched the sixth and seventh innings and both had three strikeouts……..Mass Envelope/GM doubled up the Andre Chiefs 8-4 at Maplewood. The Chiefs relinquished a 3-0 4th inning lead when the visitors scored a half dozen runs. Miles Reid reached base four times f0r the Chiefs and Joe Bova and Michael Soares (double) had RBI’s……All other games were postponed…..

In the battle of Lexington bragging rights, Luis Atiles pinch-hit two-run home run in the top of the seventh delivered the 4-2 win for the Blue Sox.
The Sox took a 2-0 lead in the first on Nick Andersen’s 2-run single that plated David VanderZouwen and Erick Ramirez. Andersen scored on Atiles’ HR.
The Bulldogs tied the game in the bottom of the second. John Nordman’s bases-loaded walk brought in the first run and Jay Voica sac fly knotted the score.
After Nordman’s walk only three Bulldogs reached base. Blue Sox starter Michael O’Brien set down 11 of the last 12 batters, including eight straight, he faced. Reliever Luke Descheneaux retired the first 5 batters he faced…….The Malden Maddogs got three RBI’s, on two hits, from Sam Browning on the way to a 7-2 win over the Brighton Black Sox at Brandeis University in Waltham. Luke Whitney (double, RBI, 2 runs) and Luke Miele added a couple of hits each to Malden’s nine-hit offense. Justin Posnik (3-2) struck out nine batters in his five innings to record the win……..In other Inter-League play, Mass Envelope/GM beat the Middlesex Expos 6-4 in Roslindale and the Boston Padres walked off the Melrose Americans 7-6 at Cleveland Circle. Chris Klein (homer), Nick Giangregorio, and Nate Galanis each had two hits for Melrose.,,,,,,,