Santos sent Philip Litulumar home by enduring Joseph Atalig’s hit he also drove Jacob Flores in by giving Red Sox in-field a difficult ground hit.
Iguel also drove in the only run in the third inning.
Ol’ Aces scored only one run in the first and fourth inning as they had to confront the three-run deficit.
Scoreless in the fifth, Ol’ Aces put Red Sox into awkward defense stance as they swung, stole and lined their way to the home base to tie the game.
Jacob Flores swung in the final inning and allowed Iguel scored the winning run.
Red Sox Joseph Atalig and Patrick Aguon blasted in the first and third inning for two RBIs each to set the early lead.
Jerome Reyes drove in two runs in the final inning.
After bowing to its only loss to D9ers two weekends ago, Ol’ Aces improved to six wins in the standing.
Jets 13, Lion King 1
Last Sunday, Jets lambasted Lion Kings with eight hits to win the game.
Josh Jones tripled in the first inning to establish the advantage and Jets did not look back as they continue fire hits in the succeed ing innings.
With Eli Aughenbaugh, Thomas Camacho and Chris Meyers hitting triples, Jets scored seven runs in the fourth inning.
Aughenbaugh and Harry Nakamura added two more runs by receiving hit by pitcher.
Meyers had six strike outs, allowed only two hits and walked one.
Hustlers 5, A’s 1
In majors division, Ray Saralu, Cody Kaipat and KJ Deleon Guerrero allowed Century A’s to score only one run by striking out 12 batters.
Deleon Guerrero hit a run-scoring single in the second inning.
Dean Santos hit a double in the first and walked in the fifth.
Saralu also made his way to the first base on a base-on-ball then, stole second and third to score Hustlkers’ second run in th first inning.
Michael Iguel rocketed an inside-the-park home run before the game between Falcons and IT&E was rained out in the bottom of the third inning.
