
Finishing 14-11 in regular-season play -- despite a number of key player losses this summer -- the Red Sox delivered an error-free game and got offensive contributions from up and down the lineup.
Dave Strutt went 4-for-4 with two RBI and a returning Joe Jurus drove in three runs on a double and single.
Kurt Mitchell continued to shine at the plate, collecting four RBI on a pair of hits, while Taylor Lawton drove in two runs on three singles and junior call-up Sean Mathé came through with two hits and an RBI.
Carlos D'Costa, Curt Davies and Nick Mazzorato rounded out a 17-hit attack.
Earning the victory with a steady six-inning effort was Tyler Wilson. Mike Grabauskas turned in a three-up, three-down ninth to quickly squash any lingering comeback hopes.
Milton continued the double-knockout playdowns last night against the offensively-formidable Oakville As.
The tournament runs through until Sunday, with some games tentatively scheduled at Brian Best Park Saturday.

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