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Z Scugog Citizen -- Tuesday, August 22, 1995 --23 4a ModJacks finish with 17-4 record The PeeWee MoJacks Boys Fastball Team have finished off their York Durham League play with a respectable 17 wins and four losses and are getting ready for the league championships this coming weekend. On August 8, they were host to Fennell's Corners and took an 11-5 loss. Ryan McBride started on the mound and allowed eight hits while walking two and "striking out three. Mark Richardson came on in relief and gave up three hits, two walks and fanned four Latters. Defense was not what it can be for these boys as there were a number of Joe's Pizzeria finished a great season Aug: Youth Boys House League Championship. S and-Pineridge Sports gave this team a run for t winning the og Lumber 2 money In the round robin tournament. Front from left Jamie\Crichton, Graham Dick, Tyler Lee, Scott Steeves. Back from laft coach Ray Rankin, Jeff Bradley, Matthew Rankin, Joshya Kirk, coach Paul Dick and Justin Flontek. Not present Adam Long, Tommy Long, John Holtby, Chris Smith. Thanks to the sponsor, the coaches and parents for being such great fans. errors d also. Jeff Ashton lead the boys at the plate with a single and a double. Mike Versage picked up two singles with Ryan McQuade notching a long triple to right field. Mark Richardson picked up a single to centre field while Ryan McBride and Reid McTaggart legged out bunt singles. Richmond Hyl was our next " opponent on August 10 and the boys come up short as they lost 11-7. Chris Jones pitched four innings and gave up eight hits, five walks and struck out seven batters. Mark came on in relief and pitched two innings allowing four hits and two walks while striking out one. The top five batters in the order were hot as Jeff picked up a triple and two double, Mike a triple and double, Ryan McQuade a triple and single, Ryan McBride a double and Darryl Dalton a single. The only other hit came from Matt Sturgess who had a nice single to centre field. In the final game of the league Stouffville was the opposition in Wotten Carpentry Hammer Heads defeated Agri-Vaders 5-3 in the Tyke tournament of Cartwright Minor Ball. Front from left Jamie Lee Marton, Patrick Wotten, Meagan Hobbs, Owen Brouwer, Cory Hellingman and Sarah Churchill. Second row from left Donald Shaw, Carley Mateo, Matthew Ferguson, Ricky Geer, Devon Berry, Matt Morrison, Dillon Jones. Coaches Steve Brouwer and Terry Berry in back. a rescheduled game from earlier in the season. Chris started on the mound and gave up two hits and one walk while posting eight strikeouts in four innings pitched. Ryan McBride finished the last two innings off giving up 11 hits, one walk and striking out one. The bats were singing as Port picked up ten hits in the game. Jeff hit a grand slam over the centre field fence in the first inning and picked up a triple his next at bat. Darryl picked up two singles, Chris picked up a triple and McQuade launched a double into deep left field. Ryan McBride, Mike Versage, Aaron Lycett and Mark Richardson rounded out the hitting with singles each. Final score 10-5 for Port Perry. Good luck tq the boys in the League Championships this coming weekend. Beaver Lumber bats hot in CMB hardball Beaver Lumber vs Cartwright Overridge Stars 33-5 A hard hitting game by Beaver Lumber tested Cartwright Overridge players. Gerrard Timmers, after scoring 3 runs, was slowed down when he caught a ball with his teeth (hope the teeth are OK) and then returned to the game to hit a double. A bummer of a hit' got Matt Campbell on base, however it didn't interfere with his good fielding. Tim Brady had a great night pitching with 4 strike outs, and 3 fly balls caught. Stephen Jensen also pitching well had 3 strike outs. Kurt Campbell made an excellent play to throw the runner out at third base. Good. fielding also by Susie Gerrow. Christa Lane hit a triple and Alicia Burgess'stole 1st base. (That's why you always run-it is ible!) Squirt arms strong On August 14, our Squirt Rep Fastball team travelled to Newmarket for a makeup game and the kids got to play under the lights for the first time this season. The game was very exciting as Newmarket held a 2-0 lead going into the final inning but our lads loaded the bases; scored one and almost pulled it out til Mike Wiseman's hard liner was corralled by the SS. Mike LeFort pitched excellently for Port and gave up just three hits, one walk and notched nine strikeouts. Both runs in Newmarket's 2-1 win were unearned. In addition to making a good pitch-out throw to second, catcher Matt Skerratt scored our only run after leading off the final inning. Tim Jones léd our bats with a single and double while Jeff Kane, Matt and Geoff Grieveson had our other hits. Adam Lamb had two walks and Luke Pilkey earned a lead-off walk. David Akermanis had some good swings in his first at bats. - It was good to see a tight game for a short hand@l Legion squad. Thanks to to Jake Pilkey for acting as our back up player in this one. After a good practice the following night the team was off to Stouffville on August 16. The rivalry with Stouffville was evident as both teams played well. In an upset outcome the "Blue and Gold" boys left town with a well earned 5-0 victory. Tim pitched well for a complete game no-hitter and our team defence was sparkling to support him as we made just two errors. Matt Skerratt and Mike LeFort combined for a successful pitch- out at second while second baseman Adam Lamb and first baseman Mike Wiseman put a forceficld around their side of the infield. Devon made a good catch in right field for the final out of the game. Wiseman also alertly threw to LeFort at second for a heads-up forceout. Tim had 12 strikeouts and four walks to earn the win. Our offence was led by Jeff Kane's clutch triple in addition to a leadoff single in the third. Adam Lamb had a nice single and perfect bunt hit. "Windows" took two hits by pitches to help the team. Matt also had two walks. LeFort and Grieveson also singled. Congratulations to Tim, Matt and all the gang for another exciting victory. Runs were also scored by Miranda Burgess and Grant Arsenault. Myriad Marketing vs Cartwright Overridge Stars 18-10 Good pitching this week by Stephen Jensen with 5 strike outs kept the game competitive against Myriad. Also pitching was Tim Brady with 2 strike outs. / Hot on the bats were Nitk Malcolm with a triple, Grant Arsenault with a double and an RBI, Christa Lane with a single and Stephen and- Gerrard Timmers with RBIs. Runs scored for Cartwright were Susie Gerrow (2), Joey Lane, Gerard, Christa, Nick, Alicia Burgess, Matt Campbell (2) and Jason Michelle. Good defensive plays to get the outs by Gerrard, Miranda Burgess, Tim and Jason. 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