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Randy Johnson notched two victories in one day as the Kings finally finished off the West Allis Nationals Tuesday at Carthage Field. 

The performance earned Johnson the Championship Series MVP.  

39 innings of ball

The Kings completed the suspended Game 2 with a 5-4 victory in 17 innings before claiming an 8-4 win in the championship game.

17 inning victory

In Game 2, Johnson pitched four perfect innings with two strikeouts as the Kings finally broke a 4-4 deadlock with a run in the 17th inning.

Kyle Frye led off with a single, advanced to second on a throwing error and eventually scored from third on a wild pitch from West Allis pitcher Kyle Knaust.

Johnson retired the Nationals in order in the 17th inning and benefited from a game-ending, diving catch by Frye in right field.

Big fifth does it in game 3

Dennis ripped a two-run double to left-center field just moments after botching the Kings’ second of two failed suicide squeeze attempts in the game.

Johnson allowed four hits and two runs (both earned) with one walk and eight strikeouts.

Jared Stengel and Marcos Cruz had 2 RBI's each for the Nationals.   Danny Putnam had 2 hits and scored 2 runs.

The Langsdorf League All Stars battled back from a 3-0 fifth inning deficit but came up one run short in a 3-2 loss to the Northeastern League All Stars on Friday night at historic Simmons Field in Kenosha.

Jimmy Jungbauer's sacrifice fly plated the Langsdorf's first run in the seventh. In the ninth, the Langsdorf stars rallied again.  Tyler Eickmeyer led off with an infield single and stole second.   With one out JT Schnieder added an infield single to put runners on the corners.   The next hitter, Tom Stark bounced sharply to second, but Schnieder was on the move with the pitch so the force was averted, Stark was thrown out at first, and Eickmeyer scored the Langsdorf League's second run.   Jason Dennis then stepped to the plate, but he hit a ground ball and couldn't beat the throw to first as the game ended with the locals on the short end of a 3-2 score.

The Langsdorf All Star's pitching was stellar on the night, allowing no earned runs.   Curt Pryal pitched two scoreless frames; John Snelton, Mat Scasny, Adam Becht, Eric Schroeder, Justin Cokefair, and Tom Stark added scoreless innings of work.

Shawn Miller led the Langsdorf squad with two hits.   

	Pitchers			Wins	Losses	Strikeouts	ERA
12	Chris Wolcott	Kenosha Kings		1	1	13	2.95
33	John Snelton	Kenosha Kings		2	0	19	0.69
	Eric Schroeder	West Allis White Sox		1	2	13	1.80
	Adam Becht	Burlington Barons		1	0	14	2.25
44	Mat Scasny	Kenosha Bobcats		3	1	9	2.16
18	Justin Cokefair	Kenosha Bobcats		1	1	15	2.00
14	Curt Pryal	West Allis Nationals		3	1	13	2.79
2	Chad Tindall	Genoa City Red Dogs		0	0	6	6.00
	Catchers			Avg	HR	RBI
9	Billy Johnson	Kenosha Kings		0.279	0	14
17	Nick Morazza	West Allis White Sox		0.250	1	8
18	Matt Soderlund	West Allis Nationals		0.476	1	9
	First Basemen
27	John Hasser	Kenosha Kings		0.211	2	15
24	Jason Dennis	Kenosha Kings		0.387	1	9
	Second Basemen
	Malcolm Frazier	West Allis White Sox		0.297	0	5
2	JT Schneider	Kenosha Kings		0.256	0	10
	Shortstops
3	Joe Ferro	Kenosha Kings		0.240	0	12
2	Tyler Eickmeyer	West Allis Nationals		0.360	0	14
	Third Basemen
4	Andy Maki	Kenosha Bobcats		0.320	0	7
	Outfielders
9	Dan Putnam	West Allis Nationals		0.273	0	4
17	Shawn Miller	Kenosha Bobcats		0.393	0	3
13	Landon Tenhagen	Genoa City Red Dogs		0.333	0	3
15	Kyle Frye	Kenosha Kings		0.214	0	10
4	Jimmy Jungbauer	West Allis Nationals		0.350	0	7
8	Tom Stark	Genoa City Red Dogs		0.429	0	1
22	Paul Pulera	Kenosha Kings		0.365	0	6