The Lorain County Ironmen ran into a hot pitcher Tuesday night in West Virginia. Dean Wolosiansky, a righty from Ohio State picked up his fourth win of the year to beat the Ironmen 6-2.

Wolosiansky went eight innings. He allowed three hits, an earned run and struck out eight. He was perfect through 3 1/3 before Matt McAllester hustled to get a double.

McAllester would be stranded at third base. The Ironmen got on the board in the seventh. Stephen Hagen started the inning with a double and came home to score on Billy Urban’s single.

The Ironmen made the game interesting in the top of the ninth. Brent Zimmerman replaced Wolosiansky and gave up a single to Hagen with one out. Nate Antone followed with a four-pitch walk. Urban followed with a ball off the top of the wall in left to score Hagen. That was as close as the Ironmen could get.

Kris Hall started the game for Lorain County and fell to 2-3 on the year. Hall went five innings. He allowed nine hits and six runs, five earned. Hall was relieved by Danny Kraus who went two innings without allowing a hit and striking out two. Phil Brua pitched the eigth sitting the Miners down in order with a strikeout.

The Ironmen will be back at Epling Stadium Wednesday night for another 7:05 start time.