Finishing the job. That’s something Falmouth couldn’t do against Brewster on Sunday, despite holding a 3-2 lead in the ninth. Blake Cyr drilled a two-run homer to give the Whitecaps a lead they’d never relinquish.

The star-studded college ballplayers of the Cape Cod Baseball League took full advantage of their trip to historic Fenway Park this week, a place where over 50 hall-of-famers have donned Red Sox uniforms alone, not to mention the countless members of Cooperstown that have come through on road visits.

The Falmouth Commodores presented five local high school graduates with scholarship awards, as the Chuck Sturtevant Outstanding Service Award and four George Creighton awards were given during a pregame ceremony. Scholarship recipients pictured above are Addyson Rebello, Lorenzo Silva Ferreira, Brendan Keating, and Chase Briggs (missing Jacqueline Young) with Commodores scholarship coordinator Dick Wenderoth.

The Commodores, destroyed Orleans, 14-5, Tuesday at Eldredge Park, moving back to .500 on the season. Falmouth’s offense finally reached its full potential. It scored nine runs in the sixth inning, while every starter recorded a hit in a dominant bounce-back victory.

Jarrod Saltalamacchia is remembered fondly in Massachusetts. He’s known by many as one of the unsung heroes of the Boston Red Sox’s 2013 World Series run, part of his 12-year MLB catching career.