Shiloh's Carson Fries drilled a two-run homer to back the complete-game pitching of Chad Schmuck on Tuesday evening in Shiloh's 4-2 Central Baseball League victory at Manchester.

Schmuck blanked the home team for the first five innings before Andy Clemens delivered a two-run single in the bottom of the sixth.

Shiloh, meanwhile, broke a scoreless tie by scoring a run on an error in the top of the fourth. It increased the advantage to 2-0 on Jerrin Toomey's RBI single in the fifth and made it 4-0 when Fries went deep in the sixth.

Schmuck struck out six and walked five. Manchester pitcher Jason Kelly recorded seven strikeouts while not issuing a single walk. Two of the runs that Kelly yielded were unearned.

Clemens was the game's only multiple hitter with a 2-for-3 performance.

OTHER CENTRAL LEAGUE GAMES

MOUNT WOLF 4, JEF FERSON 3 (SIX INNINGS): At Jefferson, the visitors led 2-1 going into the top of the sixth, and plated two insurance runs to clinch the six-inning, rain-shortened game.

Chad Mohr highlighted the sixth with an RBI single. Mount Wolf pitcher Dan Dierdorff pitched all six innings to pick up the victory, striking out six and walking none. At the plate, Dierdorff also went 2-for-3. The home team did plate two runs in the bottom of the sixth, but the final out of the inning was recorded at home to end the comeback.

For Jefferson, Steve Gentile went 2-for-3, while Joe Trail and John Schwartz each doubled.

Mount Wolf improved to 21-11, while Jefferson fell to 17-14.

DOVER 2, STOVERS TOWN 2 (SUSPENDED GAME): At Dover, the game was suspended after 51/2 innings because of rain and will be completed at Dover at 11 a.m. Saturday.