JAMESTOWN, N.Y. — A win just wasn’t in the cards. Williamsport’s Ryne White hit a two-out three run homer off of Jamestown’s Michael Brady in the top of the ninth inning to hand the Jammers a 7-4 loss Friday at Diethrick Park. Thanks to Batavia’s 7-3 victory over State College, the loss dropped the Jammers into second-place in the New York-Penn Baseball League Pinckney Division — just a half-game behind the Muckdogs. The Crosscutters, currently the closest team to the Jammers in the wild card standings, jumped out to a 3-0 lead in Friday’s game by scoring time and time again off of Jamestown starter Rett Varner. The Jammers (38-28) wouldn’t stay down for long and soon worked their way back into the contest. First, Jamestown cut the lead to 3-1 in the bottom of the fifth thanks to an RBI double off the bat of Aury Diaz. However, most of the Jammers’ damage came in the sixth inning. Marcell Ozuna led off the inning by extending his team record for single season home runs.