Local collegians get to play against the Red Sox

Several college baseball players with North Shore ties got to play against the Boston Red Sox this past weekend.On Saturday afternoon, Boston College sophomore right-hander Hunter Gordon of Swampscott threw a scoreless inning against the Red Sox in the Eagles’ 6-0 loss at City of Palms Park in Fort Myers, Fla. The Sox one-hit the Eagles, with BC’s lone safety coming off the bat of Jim Laufer in the top of the seventh (Laufer was thrown out trying to stretch it into a double).On Saturday night, the Sox took a 13-2 decision over Northeastern, also at City of Palms Park. Huskies sophomore Chris Carmain of Methuen/St. John’s Prep came into the game with the bases loaded and one out in the fourth with the Sox up 4-2. Carmain struck out Tim Federowicz for the second out. A wild pitch to Yamaico Navarro scored the Sox’ fifth run ? but Carmain induced Navarro to hit a sinking line drive that was caught by shortstop Jimmy Fuller for the third out.