The Winnipeg Goldeyes had it in the bag and Zac Mitchell took it away. The Gary SouthShore RailCats light-hitting shortstop hit his first homer of the year, a two-run shot in the second inning, and then blasted a game-winning three-run bomb with two out in the bottom of the ninth to beat the Winnipeg Goldeyes 6-5. It was a heartbreaking loss for the Goldeyes, who took a 5-3 lead into the bottom of the ninth. In the ninth, Chris Kissock, the closer of the day, got two quick outs, but then Brian Kolb singled, Drew Martinez singled and then Mitchell hit the first pitch he saw from Kissock – fastball over the heart of the plate – over the right-field wall for the game-winning home run. Mitchell, the 5-foot-9, 170-pound shortstop, who went into the game hitting .269, went two-for-four with two runs scored and five runs driven in. It was also a heartbreaking way for Goldeyes starter Justin Garcia to get a no-decision. Garcia pitched brilliantly and Josh Mazzola knocked in a pair of runs to get the Fish rolling, as Winnipeg built an early 4-0 lead and seemed to be in control. But that collapse in the ninth gave the RailCats a thrilling victory in the rubber match of this three-game series. With the loss, the Goldeyes finished 3-3 on their six-game road trip and fell to 20-19 on the season. The Goldeyes got off to a quick start. In the top of the first, Mike Coles led off with a single, Amos Ramon walked and then Josh Mazzola doubled both of them home. Casey Haerther singled, sending Mazzola to third and then Mazzola scored as Fehlandt Lentini grounded into a fielders choice. Luis Alen then singled, but Lentini was thrown out trying to go to third. However, that allowed Alen to get to second and he scored on a single by Nick Liles. Gary scored three times in the third, but thats all theyd get against Garcia, who gave the Goldeyes a fourth-straight quality start. Winnipeg made it 5-3 in the fourth as Liles walked and Nate Samson singled. Liles eventually came around to score on a fielders choice RBI ground out by Mike Coles. Garcia pitched six strong innings, allowing three runs on six hits and then lefty reliever Brendan Lafferty pitched scoreless, hitless innings in the seventh and eighth. But Kissocks mistake to Mitchell gave the RailCats the series victory and handed Winnipeg its second straight loss. Ramon led the Goldeyes offense with a couple of hits and a run scored. Haerther had a pair of hits and Mazzola knocked in the first two runs of the game with his only hit. Gary reliever Kyle Lindquist (1-0, 3.09 ERA) got the win, while Kissock (0-3, 3.27 ERA) suffered the loss. The Goldeyes return home to face the St. Paul Saints on Tuesday night -- Fireworks Night to celebrate Canada Day. 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Instead, he is the sixth golfer to withdraw because of the Zika virus.Lowry, who got married in April, said he wants to start a family and soon and he received firm medical advice from doctors in Dublin that he should not go to Rio. He joins Rory McIlroy as the top two Irish golfers who wont be in the Olympics because of Zika concerns.That means Padraig Harrington at No. 159 in the world and Seamus Power (No. 283) would play for the Irish flag in Rio.Theres too much of a gray area for me, Lowry said. Theres not a 100 percent way of saying you have it or you dont have it when you get back, so thats a problem for me and my wife, especially. If I came back from Rio and was able to say 100 percent that I didnt have it? Then it might be a different story.Lowry said he read all the material from the PGA Tour and European Tour and met specialists in Dublin.They left it to me, he said. But they advised me that if I went to them and said I was going to Rio on a holiday, they would advise me not to go. It was our decision. It was a tough decision to make. Because I wanted to go.Others who have withdrawn specifically because of Zika are Jason Day, Charl Schwartzel, Brandden Grace and Marc Leishman.dddddddddddd Lowry said if he were single, that potentially would change his plans. And if the Olympics were elsewhere?One hundred percent, Id be there. Id be the first person there, he said. I was going for the whole lot and planning to stay on afterward. But Im recently married, were thinking about starting a family and its not ideal to be going places like that.Four other golfers already have pulled out for reasons beyond Zika, such as a crammed schedule. Lowry believes the threat of Zika has to be considered more for golf than most other sports.We do seem to be more at risk, he said. Were on the golf course for six hours a day, seven hours a day. Other athletes are in a stadium. This is just my opinion, but other athletes have been training four and eight years to go to Olympics. I can see why theyre going. Its the pinnacle of their sport. Its not the pinnacle of golf yet. It could be in 20 years time.On Wednesday, speaking ahead of the Open de France, McIlroy said he has no regrets about his decision to skip the Rio Olympics.I have four Olympic Games [major championships] a year, he said. Thats my pinnacle. Thats what I play for. ' ' '