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Third Straight Loss For Casey Hodges As Boulders Fall To Colonials

Pittsfield's Pat Moran gave up just one earned run in 4-2 win over Rockland.

Pittsfield Colonials starter Pat Moran gave up just one earned run to help them win the rubber match with the Rockland Boulders Saturday night, 4-2, in Can-Am League action.

Moran gave up just three hits over 8 1/3 innings and struck out seven Boulder batters.  The Boulders scored two runs off Moran, but only one was earned

Rockland starter Casey Hodges made it through eight innings, but four runs in the first two innings were enough to give Hodges his third consecutive loss and his fifth overall.

Jerod Edmondson gave Pittsfield (25-21) the lead on the fourth pitch of the game with a leadoff home run.  Quentin Davis and Danny Bomback followed with back-to-back singles.  Johnny Welch then doubled off the left field wall to bring Davis home to score.  Angel Molina then knocked Bomback in on a ground out to third to give the Colonials the early 3-0 lead.

Pittsfield added to its lead in the top of the second.  Davis grounded out to Cristobal Santana at first with one away, allowing Scott Knazek to score from third and increase the Colonial lead to four.

The Boulders found their way onto the scoreboard in the bottom of the third.  Back-to-back errors by the Colonials put runners on second and third for Rockland.  Ryde Rodriguez then grounded out to second, bringing Joe Hage home to score the first Boulder run.

Ryan Mollica recorded the first Boulder hit of the game in the bottom of the fourth, plating Sean Smith from second to tighten up the score at 4-2.

That proved to be the final score as neither team scored for the final five innings of the game.

The Boulders (19-27) will welcome the New Jersey Jackals back to Provident Bank Park on Sunday to begin a three game series.  First pitch is scheduled for 5:05 p.m.

Rockland’s ace Bobby Blevins (4-3) will take the mound tonight.  He will go up against the top pitcher in the league, New Jersey’s Isaac Pavlik (8-0).

This evening is also Plymouth Rock Energy Commemorative Flashlight night.  The first 2,000 fans in attendance receive a commemorative flashlight, courtesy of Plymouth Rock Energy.

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George, don't you have enough to do straightening out the affairs of Clarkstown. Overtime in theRead More Police Department is rampant and the Town Attorney is out of control. As Tom Nimick says, we need an outside auditor for that operation since taxpayers were abused with the hiring of a political operative Jay Savino who I understand is singing like a canary. Get on the right side George before the FBI comes a lookin" I hear that the Gromack war chest is the first place they are looking for clues. Do the right thing George or you will get trampled with the rest of them.
Tom Nimick May 15, 2013 at 11:12 pm
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