SLIPPERY ROCK — The Slippery Rock Sliders picked up a 4-1 decision over the Washington Wild Things on Sunday before dropping the nightcap 6-0 in Frontier League play at Jack Critchfield Park.

The first game was a makeup date from June 3 which the Sliders led 2-1 through two innings.

Zac Cline led the way for Slippery Rock (10-27), finishing the game with 10 strikeouts to improve his record to 4-2.

Jon Dandridge's two-run double in the third inning gave the Sliders, who committed four errors in the contest, a three-run cushion that would stand the rest of the way.

The Wild Things (21-16), who were limited to three hits in the first game, battled back with seven in the second contest and jumped on Slippery Rock starter Kory Bucklew early.

The first five Wild Things hitters reached base safely and ended the frame with a 4-0 lead, highlighted by a two-run single by Robbie Knapp.

J.J. Hollenbeck (2-2) tossed a seven-inning complete game, limiting Slippery Rock to just four hits. Kyle Padgett also added a two-run double for Washington.

On Saturday, the Sliders fell to host Washington 6-1 as Matt Sutton's two-run homer in the first inning sent the Wild Things on their way.

Sutton, Chris Sidick and Pat O'Brien had two hits apiece for Washington, while Casey Bowling had two of Slippery Rock's six hits and drove in the squad's lone run in the second inning.

Chris Rivera tossed five innings for his first win of the season while Ian Heisel threw four innings of one-hit relief for his third save.

The Sliders will host the Florence (Ky.) Freedom for a 7:05 p.m. start today.