Smith powers Acadians past Calais

ELLSWORTH – Cory Smith hit two doubles and a single and knocked in a run to lead the Trenton Acadians to a 9-3 American Legion baseball victory over the Calais Suns Thursday.

Adam Cousins had two singles and an RBI for the Acadians, and Lance Gale doubled.

Steve Colbeth singled twice and had a RBI for Calais and Justin Leblanc hit an RBI single in the sixth inning.

Calais (1-1) 200 001 0 – 3 5 3

Trenton (1-1) 531 000 x – 9 11 2

Colbeth, Geel (3), Ja. Ramsdell (6) and Ja. Ramsdell, Je. Ramsdell (6); Pooler, Pennartz (7) and Hines, Gale (7)

Hampden 9, Penquis 2

At Winkin Complex in Bangor, Billy Shannon smacked a three-run double to lead the Riverdogs to the win.

Bill Bart had an RBI single, and Joe Neill tripled and singled for Hampden.

Eric Day and Shayne Croan had a single apiece for the Navigators.

Hampden (2-1) 040 001 4 – 9 7 2

Penquis (0-3) 000 110 0 – 2 2 3

McGinley and Lee; Day, Forrest (7), Bowers (7) and Pullen, Lancisi (7)

Presque Isle 7, Lincoln 6

At Presque Isle, Hunter Caron walked in the bottom of the eighth, stole second base, advanced to third on a pass ball, and scored the winning run on a wild pitch to give Presque Isle the win.

Danny Michaud hit an RBI single in the bottom of the seventh inning to tie the game for the Patriots. Tim Lyford hit three singles and drove in three runs and Chad Lavway also had three singles. Spencer King had two singles and scored three runs.

Everett Houghton hit a grand slam in fifth inning for Lincoln and a single and Gerry Worster added a solo home run. Tyler Thompson doubled and singled and Jason Murchison and Jordan Burleigh each had two singles.

Lincoln (0-2) 011 040 00 – 6 11 2

Presque Isle (3-0) 001 301 11 – 7 12 2

Robinson, Welch (8) and Houghton; York, Hill (7) and Austin

Bangor 7, Waldo 3

At Bangor, Josh Young hit a two-run single to lead Bangor to the win.

Brian Hackett had two singles and a double for the winners.

John Burke sparked Waldo with an RBI double and Matt Davies had three singles.

Waldo (1-2) 200 000 1 – 3 9 3

Bangor (2-0) 203 101 x – 7 14 2

Wentworth, Mayer (4) and Burke; Nason, Anderson (5) and Webb