Berlin Sluggers – Bonn Capitals 0-11 (7), 0-11 (8)
One week after dispatching the Dohren Wild Farmers, the Bonn Capitals also had no problems with their next task in the northern division of the German Baseball-Bundesliga, celebrating a pair of 11-0 shutouts over the Berlin Sluggers on Saturday. In game one Tim Henkenjohann threw a complete game one-hitter, striking out eleven in seven innings. No ball left the infield and only an infield single by Jakub Buttgereit denied the no-no. In the second game Bonn scored six runs in the seven and four in the eighth to blow an otherwise close game wide open. Bryce Schoening picked up the win. Bradley Roper-Hubbart hit a two-run homerun for the Caps.
Dohren Wild Farmers – Dortmund Wanderers 2-18 (7), 1-0 (10)
The Dohren Wild Farmers and the Dortmund Wanderers settled for a split in their twin bill on Saturday. In game one Elliot Biddle homered twice and drove in six to lead Dortmund to an 18-2 rout. Aljosha Heller and Kevin Möller also went deep for the Wanderers. Trevor Howell went 5-for-5 with a double and four runs. In the second game Garrett Rogers struck out 17 in a ten-inning complete game shutout to lead the Wild Farmers to a 1-0 win. His impressive work on the mound was not all, as he also hit the game-winning solo homerun in the bottom of the tenth off Matt Kemp, who had relieved Dennis Stechmann in the sixth.
Untouchables Paderborn – Solingen Alligators 10-5, 7-6
The Untouchables Paderborn defended their perfect record in the Baseball-Bundesliga coming back in both wins over the Solingen Alligators on Sunday. In game one the U’s erased a 0-5 deficit with five-run rallies in the fifth and the seventh en route to a 10-5 win. They also overcame a two-run homerun and the 500th hit of Dominik Wulf, as well as a four-hit performance by Chris Beck in his return to the Baseball-Bundesliga. In the second match Paderborn scored six runs between the sixth and eighth to turn around a 1-5 deficit into a 7-6 win. 300 people witnessed the duel between the two top teams in the northern division, which was interrupted by rain delays. Eugen Heilmann was used in relief and picked up the win in both ends of the doubleheader.
Pulheim Gophers – HSV Stealers 2-15 (7), 3-6
The HSV Stealers improved to 8-4 for the season with their second sweep in a week, winning both games in Pulheim. In game one Brehan Murphy (2), Jerome Rousseau, Jakub Vojak and Sam Boone hit homeruns to lead the Stealers to a 15-2 rout in seven innings. Murphy drove in seven runs. Veteran Frank Stattler was the starting pitcher in place of an injury Max Warren. In the second game Hamburg built up a fast 6-0 lead through the middle of the sixth en route to a 6-3 win over the Gophers. Justin Prinstein pitched six innings for his second win of the season. Bryan Roberts took the mound for the Gophers, having recovered from an injury.
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