WATERTOWN - The Aberdeen Smittys dropped a pair of games at Watertown Thursday evening, falling 10-5 and 3-2 to Post 17 in Watertown. The Smittys began the night strong offensively, plating four runs in the top of the first inning in game one and leading 5-2 after two innings. However, Aberdeen was unable to score more than one run in any single frame until late in game two. Still, the Smittys collected nine hits in the opening contest and six more in game two. Josh Steinwandt, Brock Martin and Phillip Zens all had multi-hit games, with Steinwandt and Martin getting two hits apiece in game one. Zens had a pair of hits in the nightcap, as well.  “Lots of good things happening offensively in both games,” said Smittys coach Brandon Kusler. “We’re putting a lot of good swings on balls and hitting the ball hard, just struggling to find some holes.” Aberdeen also had a rash of doubles, with five in game one and two more in game two. Brian Holmstrom had a double in each