It took 99 pitches for Vance Worley to put 8 consecutive zeroes on the Waterfront Park scoreboard next to the Thunder's team name. In the fourth and final game of the series in Trenton, Worley pitched 8 excellent innings, while allowing just 3 hits, 1 walk and striking out 3 batters, in his first start since his appearance in last week's Eastern League All-star Game. Reading's offense jumped on Trenton starting pitcher DJ Mitchell early. Rich Thompson and Harold Garcia laced singles to start the game, in the top of the 1st inning. Following a Mike Spidale sacrifice bunt, lefty masher Matt Rizzotti drove a deep fly ball to center field that hit off the wall and was initially called a double. The umpiring crew then conferred, as Waterfront Park's advertising collage of an outfield wall presents a difficult task to determine calls at times. Following a brief meeting, the umpires corrected the call, and ruled Rizzotti's drive a 3-run homerun. Mitchell settled in, follow...