Wilton Scores and Standings: July 20

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Wilton, which defeated Darien National 12-3 Sunday in the finals of the 11-year-old District One baseball tournament on Sunday, opens play in the section one tournament on Wednesday at Bridgeport's Blackham School.

Wilton's first game is against district four winner Annex at 5:30 p.m. It then plays district five winner Yaleville on Thursday at 5:30 p.m.

After an off day Friday, Wilton faces district three winner Seymour on Saturday and district two winner Fairfield American on Sunday. After pool play, the top two teams vie for the title on Tuesday.

Former Wilton resident Tommy McDonagh is fourth after two rounds of the New England Amateur championship at the Metacomet Country Club in East Providence, R.I.

McDonagh followed up a first-round 70 with a 3-under par 67 on Tuesday, leaving him at 3-under 137 for the tournament. He is six shots behind leader Peter Williamson of New Hampshire (64-67-131).

Connecticut's Jeff Hedden and Massachusetts' Ricky Werenski are tied for third at 133.

McDonagh, the former St. Luke's standout who now plays out of Shorehaven in Norwalk, is playing in his first tournament since winning the Connecticut Amateur and Ike Campionship in a span of four days last month.

The low 40 scores, plus ties, advanced to the final two rounds, which will be played Wednesday.

Among other local players, Cameron Wilson, who also plays out of Shorehaven, is tied for seventh at 139 (68-71).

Darien's Peter Ballo, who plays out of Woodway, is tied for 11th at 141 (70-71). No other area players made the cut.

Brian Tohir of the Country Club of New Canaan posted a two-round total of 146 (73-73), missing the cut by two shots.

New Canaan's William Delano finished at 14-over 154 after shooting a pair of 77s.

After completing 36 holes Wednesday, McDonagh will drive to JFK Airport in New York for a 10 p.m. flight to Ireland. He is next competing in the South of Ireland Amateur, which begins Saturday.

Past winners of that tournament include current British Open champion Darren Clarke, Graham McDowell and Padraig Harrrington

AMERICAN LEGION BASEBALL

TUESDAY'S RESULTS

No games scheduled

AMERICAN LEGION BASEBALL STANDINGS