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Fags. 12 — Halton Hills This Week, Wednesday, May 26, 1903 Fireballs sim IT would like to apologize for a big boo-boo I made last week. I guess I just lost my head. Bar B Q’d by charcoal wasn’t as hot as the Fireballs last week. The sc: were backwards. It was Fireballs 17 - Bar B.Q’d 13. Fireballs 12, SA-FIRES 7 The SA-FIRES were in fine form but the Fireballs’ were just too hot to handle. Jeanette Brandford had two doubles, one RBI and stole home. Goldie Cash, well known for her bunt, laid down a perfect one. She also had four RBI’s, a triple and a double. Pat Morey and Sharon Sargent had an RBI each, For the SA-FIRES, Julie Cutting (another nail broken) got on base three times and had two RBI’s. The pitchers, Linda Anderson and Donna Leuenberger, showed great finesse on the mound. Penny Presley is to be commended for her 8reat work behind the plate with two tag outs. Good game by all. Catch the Wave 17, Hoyas 4 The Wave just couldn’t be caught. Deb Sweeny showed she knew how to use the bat with two doubles and a triple. Debbie Davies pounded.out another home Tun to add to the score. Sandy Robinson had a double. Being left ashore was the Hoya’s Jeanine Lorusso and Jeannie Brookes, both hitting doubles. Good defense by. onda Lawr. Bar-B-Q’d by Charcoal 12, Snowy’s Grapevine 8 It was up and down inning by inning as B’B’Q’s cooked up another win. Excellent line drive catch by Janet Ransom with a quick toss to second for a double play. Roseanne Harrison hit a great two RBI double to Pickup the Points. Great defensive Play by Dini Fisher and a surprise catch by Janet Poirer to end the game. Snowy’s Grapevine had a much better game. Lisa Switzer and Carrie Walsh both Pitched an excellent game. Julie Robbins had a single and a double. Cathy Crichton had on a good glove, Catching a line drive at first. Field of Dreams 14, Fallen Angels 11 A well-played game by all. ply too hot to handle in lea dies Powde Powerful batting by Sue Ferguson, Pat Herrington, Julie Hilts, and Robin Maltby all smashing out doubles to come up with the win. The Fallen Angels tried hard even the score. Anne Puckering Pounded Out two doubles and a triple. Linda Wier also hit a double. Close game, ladies. Jaded Bunch 14, Blew By You 12 It was a close game, but The Bunch kept ahead. Doreen Dobins had a double and did a great job on the mound. She also made an impressive long drive down third, Stacey Hamilton pitched well and showed good ball sense making several key plays. Kim Kirk had three RBI’s.and a double and made it home all three times at bat. Jennifer Ripley played well behind the plate and kept the base stealing to a minimum for the other team. Patti-Poo McElroy played an excellent game, making several key plays. Way to keep the ball in front of you, Gwen. Blew By HALTON HILLS BIK You’s Bonnie Hatcher hit two dou- bles and made a nice Tunning catch. Lisa Johnston had a home tun. Caryn Shearer had a double. Good pitching by New (mom) Christina Stoyles. Diane Westwood had a great game at first base. Fallen Angels 5, Blew By You 5 For the Angels it was Dianna Tripp, Marie Doucette and Gail Sheppard all banging out doubles and Linda Wier hitting a triple. Good game, ladies, but Blew By You evened the score with Paulette Friolet hitting a double and a triple and Bonnie Hatcher also hitting a triple. Caryn Shearer made a nice double play at shortstop. Laurie Sunnucks made a great catch at second. Chris Stoyles had a great night on the pitchers mound. Field of Dreams 19, SA-FIRES 5 There was no time to dream on the field in this game. Great bats were held by all. Dawn Hilts had a home run and three RBI’s. Robin Maltby had a triple and one RBI. Mary McLaughlan hit a double and Sponsored by Y 30th, 1993 Rain or Shine RIDE ALONG WITH Mayor MILLER THE ROUTE: Distance: 15 km x2 = 30 km 1 Halton Hills Drive LEGEND: Ad Washrooms Check Points START & FINISH AT: Halton Hills Civic Centre Halton Hills (Georgetown) Ontario 6 Start @G Finish WE ENCOURAGE THE USE OF HELMETS. ® Police Support = Back St. 5 Op mil St. 3 PLEASE ENSURE YOUR BIKE IS : SAFE! REGISTRATION - 8:30 a.m. - 10:00 a.m. PRIZES - 11:00 a.m. Halton Hills Civic Centre - Complete the reverse side of Pledge Form and bring it to Registration, INCOME TAX RECEIPTS WILL BE ISSUED TO SPONSORS WHO Awards and draws for bicycles and other prizes. REFRESHMENTS FOLLOWING RIDE DONATE $10.00 OR MORE. OFFICIAL START - 9:30 A.M. PLEDGE One a 3 j F S RAISED After the Bike-, -Thon, collect all your pledge money an bring it to The Bank of Montreal, Georgetown Market Place, 294 Guelph Street, Halton Hills L7G 4B1, Monday to Wednesday, 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.; Thursday or Friday 10 a.m. to 8 p.m.; Saturday from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. OR enclose money order or cheque only with your pledge form and mail in the envelope that will be provided. All pledge money Bike-A-Thon funds will be used to support the Residential, Life Skills, Vocational, and Children's Services. For more information please contact the North Halton Association for the Devel lly Hi ped, at 62 Park Avenue, Georgetown, Ontario 873-8181. NORTH HALTON ee be returned by June 19th to qualify for an additional ASSOCIATION FOR THE DEVELOPMENTALLY Meer A COMMUNITY PROJECT gue play through with De uenberger scoring a run also one RBI. She also did a good Pitching. Melissa Muirhead sc two runs. 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