Frankie’s catches longball fever with 4 straight dingers

The ball was jumping in the Delco Christian League Thursday night, as Frankie’s on Fairview strung together four consecutive home runs in a wild second inning to set the tone for a 2318 victory over DVR.

Brian Kucharik, Dan Fradette, Chuck Stewart and Bobby Breischaft all went yard — in consecutive order — to establish a new standard in Frankie’s history.

Brandywine Valley Seniors

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Jim Finlan collected four hits while Dan Chominski, Mike Dalesio, John Herr and Chris Scalfani contributed three apiece in LSV’s 15-4 triumph. Tom Tidball was a standout on defense and Lynn Curry picked up the win. The victory puts the E-Cig guys in first-place tie in the Gold Division. In the Silver Division playoffs: DBL ACTION 13-2, RON PORTER BROWNS 6-3 » Following a disappointing effort in Game 2 of the best-of-3 series, the Browns stormed back in the finale with three runs in the final inning to advance. Dan Carrone tallied five hits, including the go-ahead knock in Game 3. Joe McFadden chipped in with four hits. a

Ches-Del Seniors

Rob Giacomucci’s sacrifice fly gave the Optimum Physical Therapy Legends a 2-1 victory over Sloan Ford in extra innings.

John Spangler made three highlight-reel diving catches in the outfield in support of winning pitcher Jim Singel.

Marcus Hook

Steve Maloney’s walk-off three-run homer lifted Old State to a 13-12 win over Baranaby’s of Havertown in the opener of a doubleheader.

Old State completed the sweep an 18-10 triumph in the finale.

Anthony Yanuzzi homered and to pace Old State in Game 2.

Rob Stinson and Dan Lucas were the winning pitchers.

Marcus Hook/Furey

MRC clinched first place with Rocco Pace pitching a shutout and Norm Donkin (4-for-4, 7 RBIs) supplying a good chunk of the offense in a 24-0 rout of A&R Iron Works in the opener.

Birthday boy Jim Capitanos, who homered in going 4 for 4 in the opener, replicated that performance in the nightcap as MRC completed the sweep with a 14-7 victory.

Suburban Women’s Slow Pitch

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Maria Stofanich homered twice, finishing with five RBIs on three hits, and Tiffany Johnson drove in three with a pair of hits as Dolan’s emptied the bat rack in outscoring Murray’s, 17-12.