Challengers 2, Submarines 1

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Harry Bregy pitched his 4th complete game of the season, allowing just one earned run and no walks.

The second game of Saturday's doubleheader against the Submarines from Romanshorn took just 80 minutes, and this time the Challengers had the luck on their side. Harry Bregy, who already started and finished the first game, took the mound once
again and allowed just four hits, one of them a solo homer by catcher von Moos that accounted for the only run against Bregy.

Bregy had his best performance of the season, allowing just one run, no bases-on-balls and striking out five en route to just his second win of the season. He was helped by his defense that commited just one error, a bad throw by catcher Tobias Siegrist.

The Challenger offense managed just four hits off starter Friedli, but it was enough to beat the Submarines 2-1. One of the Challenger runs was a steal home by Philippe Rérat who reached on an error and the other one scored on a groundout to the catcher
by Oliver Labhart.

The Challengers had only seven baserunners compared to six by the Submarines; unusual numbers by Swiss teams, who usually allow at least 10 or more baserunners in seven-inning games.