In the rematch of last week's dramatic 7th inning comeback, the Sox couldn't muster anything against the Astros at Wayland. Paul Crisafulli and John Jones continued their hot hitting but double plays, pick offs, and runners thrown out stealing ended and Sox hopes of rallying to anther victory.

In brighter news, we had a record crowd to watch the game as Ramon pulled up the bus and brought the whole family!

After a rough first inning, Dickie P settled down and held the Senators at bay while the Sox battled back and took the lead. With the score 4-3 Sox in the 6th, Wayland plated 3 runs on an RBI single by Jeff Coveney and a 2-run homerun by Paul Crisafulli (off of Justin Crisafulli). Sox got insurance runs in the 7th and 8th and John Jones nailed down the save. Paulie went 3-4, 3 RBIs, Scott Ellis was 2-4, 3Rs, and Coveney was 2-4, 2 RBIs. Frankie K. was on base all 4 at bats.

Sunghoi An threw a 2-hitter but the Sox again waited until their last at bat to string some hits together. Fortunately, this time, we scored enough to beat the Lexington Astros, 6-1.

Eight straight Sox reached base in the 7th after Ramon's 3 pitch whiff and Wayland scored six runs on 5 hits including 2 RBI singles by Bill Carlezon and Al Visnick and then a 2 RBI double by John Jones. Frankie K. had a rough night and stormed home after the game leaving several untouched Bud Lights in the cooler. Booch had a cheapie over third to maintain his 30+ hit streak.