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The Green Bay Blue Ribbons extended their winning streak to five games with a pair of wins over Kenosha on Sunday afternoon, improving their record on the season to 14-10.

The Green Bay offense exploded for ten runs in the fourth inning, sending 14 men to the plate, as they cruised to a 12-1 win in game one of their doubleheader on Saturday in Kenosha.

Eric Hughes drove in four and the Orioles' offense scored 12 in the first three innings as the first-place O's defeated the Kenosha Kings 12-1 Wednesday.

Quinton Morris hit a grand slam and a double in a third-inning Tuesday night that saw the Nationals send 11 runners home on their way to a 22-4 victory over the red-hot Burlington Barons.

Powered by strong pitching performances in all four games, the Sheboygan A’s swept a Saturday/Sunday home-and-home doubleheader weekend.

The Green Bay Blue Ribbons were back home on Sunday for a double header with the Burlington Barons. The games featured first ceremonial pitches from the dads of various Blue Ribbons throwing to their sons, dads playing catch on the field in between games, and beautiful clear skies, perfect conditions for some baseball.

The Nationals swept a Saturday afternoon doubleheader from the Lombard Orioles Saturday, winning by scores of 4-3 and 4-2.

The Blue Ribbons fell to the Burlington Barons Saturday night 10-8.

The A’s fell behind early Thursday night and couldn’t fully erase the deficit as the Burlington Barons took the game by a 7-3 score.

It was an extremely tough night for the Kings Thursday night, as they surrendered 20 hits, eight of them for extra-bases as the Nationals easily dispatched the Kings 20-0.