By The Daily Item
HUGHESVILLE -- Dan Winnie has thrown some great games in his career.
On Thursday, though, he was perfect.
Winnie threw a six-inning perfect game against Hughesville as Danville won 10-0 in five innings.
Winnie struck out eight and added a two-run homer in the third inning. The defense was flawless behind him, not committing an error and Hughesville was unable to get a runner to first.
Anthony Renz and Corey Gallagher also had homers for Danville (7-3). Cody Herman added three RBIs.
Hughesville drops to 4-5.
n Shamokin/Mt. Carmel 3, Milton 2
SHAMOKIN -- A two run first helped Shamokin/Mt. Carmel get by Milton to pick up the SVALL win.
Mike Domaleski pitched the first six innings, fanning seven batters while scattering three hits. Following Domaleski's dominant performance, Mike Statzcavage entered in the seventh to get the save.
Mark Minning led the offense for Shamokin/Mt. Carmel (5-6) with double and two singles. Milton is 4-6.
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