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(Malden, MA) Gabe Van Emon (2-0) struck out nine and allowed just two hits in five innings when the Reading Bulldogs edged the Chiefs 3-2 at Maplewood on Monday night.

Van Emon outdueled the Chiefs’ Josh Desai (pictured) who didn’t allow an earned run and also struck out nine in his six innings.

Graham Seed had a double and two hits for Reading while Andrew Caulfield and Ryan Noone drove in the Chiefs’ runs.

The Chiefs are off until Thursday when they visit the Reading Bulldogs in Lexington at 7:00 PM.

The Melrose Americans broke a 3-3 tie in the bottom of the seventh inning to walk-off with a 4-3 win over the Chiefs at Morelli Field on Wednesday night.

Cory Bright and Pat Costigan led the Americans’ nine hit offense with three hits each. Nick Valdario had three of the Chiefs’ nine hits.

Bobby Tramondozzi (1-0) pitched the seventh inning and picked up the win in relief of starter Chris Mitchell (4.1 innings) and Ryan Joyce (1.2 innings).

Cal Carroll (0-2) worked the final 2.2 innings and took the loss. Chiefs’ starter Evan Walsh went the first four innings for the visitors.

(Lexington, MA) Chris Aufiero’s two run triple was the big hit in the four run second inning when the Blue Sox knocked off the Chiefs 6-3 in Lexington on Tuesday night.

Aufiero scored his second run in the fourth and Cam Meyer doubled to drive in the Blue Sox sixth run.

Robbie Cobb (2-0) pitched three innings in relief of Ryan O’Rourke, giving up one hit and a run, to earn his second win. Manny Delcarmen worked the seventh to earn his first save of the year.

Chiefs starter Josh Desai (0-1) took the loss.

Adam Johnson, David Lightbody and Nick Valdario drove in the three Chiefs runs.

The Chiefs stay on the road when they travel to Morelli Field in Melrose to meet the Americans tonight at 7:30 PM.

(Courtesy of Bruce Hack)

(Lexington, MA) Chris Aufiero’s two run triple was the big hit in the four run second inning when the Blue Sox knocked off the Chiefs 6-3 in Lexington on Tuesday night.

Aufiero scored his second run in the fourth and Cam Meyer doubled to drive in the Blue Sox sixth run.

Robbie Cobb (2-0) pitched three innings in relief of Ryan O’Rourke, giving up one hit and a run, to earn his second win. Manny Delcarmen worked the seventh to earn his first save of the year.

Chiefs starter Josh Desai (0-1) took the loss.

Adam Johnson, David Lightbody and Nick Valdario drove in the three Chiefs runs.

The Chiefs stay on the road when they travel to Morelli Field in Melrose to meet the Americans tonight at 7:30 PM.

(Malden, MA) The Middlesex Expos jumped out to a 5-1 third inning lead and then held on to edge the Chiefs 5-4 at Maplewood on Monday night.

Expos’ starter David Kerns and reliever Shawn Carlson, who picked up the save while striking out five of the last six batters he faced, were able to hold off the Chiefs’ offense.

Andrew Caulfield led the way at the plate for the Chiefs with a 2-4 night that included his second homer of the season and two RBI’s. Teddy Dziuba and Nick Valdario each had two hits and an RBI.

Tim Dunphy (2-1) went the route for the Chiefs and took his first loss of the year. The lefty allowed just two earned runs and eight hits. He struck out three.

The Chiefs begin a two game road trip on Tuesday night when they travel to Lexington to meet the Blue Sox at 8:00 PM. Om Wednesday they will visit the Melrose Americans at Morelli Field at 7:30 PM.