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hit a solo homer to close the scoring in the top of the seventh. Westboro’s big threat in the bottom half ended when Schreiber fielded a comebacker hit by Marshall Westfall to start a double play. Another double play killed a potential uprising in the ninth.

Wiegel had two of Westboro’s hits. Wiegel pitched into the fifth, allowing 12 hits and seven runs, five of which were earned. Marshall Westfall struck out five and allowed a run in three innings. Ellenbecker struck out three in two scoreless innings.

Castillo allowed three hits and four runs, two of which were earned, while striking out eight and walking three in 5.1 innings. Schreiber worked in and out of trouble, going 3.2 innings, walking four, hitting one and allowing a hit while striking out three.

Westboro is at winless Spirit Sunday at 1:30 p.m., while Abbotsford is at Pittsville at the same time.

Interwald 9, Pittsville 0

Peter Devine was brilliant on the pitching mound and the offense finally put the game out of reach with a sevenrun rally in the eighth in Interwald’s 9-0 home win over Pittsville in the make-up date of a June 25 postponement.

Devine went the distance in the shutout win, working around eight hits and one hit batter. The River Bandits stranded seven runners, had one of its runners picked off in the sixth and had another wiped out on a double play in the eighth. Devine struck out three.

Interwald left five runners on base in the first four innings before breaking through in the fifth with a two-out rally. David Fliehs singled and Matt Mohr and Craig Scheithauer smacked back-to-back doubles to make it 2-0.

That would wind up being enough to win, but the Woodticks made sure in the eighth. They loaded the bases with one out and a costly error by Pittsville scored two. Logan Blomberg’s three-run triple was the capper to the big inning.

Sam Gumz and Scheithauer both went two for four for Interwald in the win. The Woodticks had seven hits and drew 10 walks, finally cashing in on some of those in the eighth.

With the three make-up games getting played Sunday, Interwald’s suspended game with Rib Lake is now the only Small Division game that has not been finished so far. The Woodticks are at Tomahawk Saturday for a 6 p.m. first pitch.

Medford 20, Spirit 0

The Medford Moondogs got into the win column in a big way Sunday afternoon, scoring nine runs in the third and six more in the fourth en route to a 20-0 blowout win over the host Spirit Twins.

A two-run single by Roy Stinson and a two-run double by Peyton Gilles were the big hits in the third. Gavin Fuchs hit a run-scoring double to highlight the big fourth inning.

Medford (1-3) closed things out with a four-run seventh that included an RBI double by Jacob Eckert and run-scoring singles by Trent Klemm, Trenton Woebbeking and Joey Bartolone.

Brett Paul got the win for Medford, going six innings. Andy Fuchs and Matt Jensen had hits for Spirit.

Medford hosts the Rib Lake Osprey (12) Saturday at 7:30 p.m.