@Wisconsin 4, Clinton 3: Clinton had runners on second and third with one out in the eighth, but Peralta worked out of the jam with a strikeout and a groundout. The right-hander then retired the side in order in the ninth, finishing with another strikeout – his sixth of the game.
@Kane County 3, Peoria 2: Cougars version | Chiefs version
Fort Wayne 8 @Dayton 6: They didn’t win, as they did Tuesday night, but at least the Dragons showed comeback potential in an 8-6 loss as the TinCaps scored twice in the ninth.
Lansing @ Great Lakes: PPD
West Michigan 11 @South Bend 4:
OK, so what contributed the most to upsetting the stomach of South Bend Silver Hawks' manager Mark Haley in the third inning Wednesday night?Burlington 12 @Quad Cities 5:
* A pop-up that dropped among four Silver Hawk infielders, allowing a run to score.
* An injured West Michigan player hopping safely to first base on a misplayed ball.
* Seeing the Hawks commit five errors before the third inning ended.
When two light towers in left and left-center field at Modern Woodmen Park went suddenly black, play was suspended for 20 minutes between the Quad-Cities River Bandits and Burlington on Wednesday.Editor's Note: I wonder when the River bandits will be sending out a release or making a promotion out of their sudden blackout.
The Bandits might have wished the power outage had come sooner and, just maybe, lasted longer. By the top of the sixth, when the towers went dark, Burlington had already seized command of the contest, leading 11-4 en route to a 12-5 Bees victory.
Cedar Rapids 8 @Beloit 2: Snappers version
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