Bentley University’s Jared Brooks (pictured) struck out 10 and allowed just three hits to pitch Alibrandis to a complete game 2-0 shutout win over the Melrose Americans at Morelli Field. Kyle Halloran, Kenny Polanco and Joe Boushell each had two hits each for Alibrandis. Four Melrose pitchers, Joe Maguire, Mike Peters, Colin Jaena (0-1) and Bobby Tranondozzi allowed just six hits. Bret Samboy’s RBI single in the top of the ninth inning broke a 1-1 tie and sent the Middlesex Expos to a 2-1 extra inning win over the Reading Bulldogs in the first ICL game ever played at Austin Prep. Scott Hall went the first six innings for Middlesex allowing just one hit and striking out ten. David Kerns (1-0) picked up the win with two innings of relief while Ryan Qualey got his first save. Graham Seed (2-0) and Luke Gustavson combined on a neat four-hitter, striking out eleven, and the Andre Chiefs erupted for eight first inning runs on the way to an 11-3 win over the Malden Maddogs at Trum Field. Mitch Schroeder led the Chiefs’ twelve hit attack going a perfect four for four including a double and two RBI. There are no ICL games scheduled on Monday.

With Covid-19 concerns still in place, the Intercity League anticipates hopefully announcing a new date for the Hall of Fame and Awards Dinner sometime in 2022. The dinner was originally scheduled to be held on November 21, 2020 at Anthony’s in Malden, MA. Details will be announced when a decision is made. Here are the newest ICL Hall of Fame inductees: Chuck Andre – Chiefs Dave Ellegood– Merchants Peter Ferrari – Blue Sox Don January – Umpire Tommy Haugh – Blue Sox Mike Kalfopolous – Rams, Chiefs & Americans Sammy Steed – A’s & Blue Sox Cary McConnell – Chiefs & A’s John Gnieski – Mustangs Dave Martin – Guinness, Americans, Chiefs & Reds John Veneziano – Chiefs Jerry Tabler – Peter Fuller & Chiefs Gary Kiel – Chiefs & Rams Dave Vigliotti – A’s Peter Albano – Somerville & Rams John “Pancho”Webb – Mustangs & Chiefs