Atsaves does it all for Nether Providence
Noah Atsaves pitched four shutout innings of relief and hit the go-ahead RBI single to lead Nether Providence to a 4-2 win over Haverford in Main Line Senior Legion action Wednesday.
Luke Mutz and Andrew Yates each collected two hits for NP. Henry Dawes started on the mound and pitched three solid frames.
In the Delco League:
NARBERTH 11, SPRINGFIELD 5 » Steve DeBarberie belted a grand slam and Joe Ravert smashed a three-run dinger to pace the Mudcats (6-2-1) to victory. Marty McKeone didn’t have his best stuff on the mound, but gave Narberth four innings to pick up the win. James Fantore threw a perfect fifth inning, after which the game was called due to darkness.
In Delco MSBL: TOP LUMBER EXPOS 7, GLEN MILLS RAYS 0» Matt Papa twirled a three-hit shutout with six punchouts.
Anthony DiGregorio (double) and Len Montano (three RBIs) led the offense with two hits apiece. Ed Bahamonde and Kevin Archer each chipped in with a hit and an RBI for the Expos (9-1). DELCO TIGERS 2, MEDIA MUSTANGS 1 » Joe Little pitched six strong innings for the Tigers (8-3-2), allowing one unearned run and striking out five. Jeremy Dale closed the game for his third save of the year.
Rhett Whitton knocked in a run and scored the other for the Tigers, who improved to 6-0-1 over their last seven games.
Billy Cody hurled seven solid innings for the Mustangs in defeat.
In Senior EDCO action: BROOKHAVEN 11, MARPLE 3 » Steve James fanned nine in a complete game and helped his cause with four hits. Chris Skahill added two hits, including a triple. Basketball
Bryan Minott’s 12 points powered EDS Tickets to a 60-47 victory over Jem’s Deli in the senior portion of the West Laurel Hills/Springfield boys basketball league Wednesday night.
In other action: J. MICHAEL MCCREESH, ESQ. 30, O’LEARY FUNERAL HOME 22 » Billy Soper had eight points in the junior win for McCreesh. Will Carr led O’Leary with 10 points. DIBLASI STATE FARM 30, KRAMER-WARNER ASSOCIATES 22 » Patrick Flaherty poured in 14 points for DiBlasi in the intermediate division. Will O’Hulea topped Kramer-Warner with 10 points.