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18 THE.GEORGETOWN GEMINI GLPPBL league standings -- Moodie Blues spoil the Spoilers Cont. from page 17 runs. The Moodie Blues took advantage of a leaky defense by the Spoilers and came away witha 17-10 upset win. Colleen Cadger paced the Blues attack , going four-for- four at the plate. Also show- ing some offensive muscle for the winners was Judy Faulkner who tripled and Rose Harris, Bev Heinz and Bev Mayberry who each dou- bled. For the Spoilers, Karen Appleyard and Niki Zmija tripled while Gail Campbell, Toni Quinn and Anne Korzack chipped in with dou- bles. Sue Morey who is on the disabled list kept score. We'll Drink to That (W.D.T.T.) extinguished the Red Hot Chilli Peppers 24-9. The W.D.T.T. attack was led by the extra-base theatrics of Tracy Tate and Laura Legree who each tripled and dou- bled, and Holly Peterson and Brenda Waud who tripled. Cindy Kavanagh led the Peppers with a consistent game on the mound and at the plate. For All Sorts it's back to the drawing board. They were outpitched and outslugged 19-4 by the Mean & Ugly's. Gwen Northrop and Susan Priest paced the Ugly attack withatworbi's apiece, while defensively, Doreen Dobbins led the charge with some dandy catches in the field. Hard work and consistant play continues to pay high dividends for the Meanies. Despite only having nine players, the Grape Escape had little difficulty beating F.M.P. 24-11. For F.M.P. Carrie Prevost entertained the fans by jug- gling a fly ball in and out of her glove only to have it land in Penny Presley's hot little hand to record the out. Offensively, Robin Richardson double twice for the losers, while Dee Dee Haynes-Ridley, Anne Puck- ering, and Melanie MacLeaod doubled once. Lisa Frank was a one woman wrecking crew, smacking a home run, a dou- ble, scoring two runs and knocking in three more to lead Out of the Blue to an 1 1- 5 win over Navy Seals. Equally impressive for the winners was the play of Laura Pydych who went three-for- three, with a double and a triple, and three rbi's. Betty Fendley and Jeannie Sarra each knocked in a pair of runs. Forthe Seals, Chris Stoyles and Irene Van Ryn led the way, each collecting two hits and scoring a run. Inaone-sided slugfest, Out of the Blue won their second of the week, shellacking J.J.'s 29-6. Pyduch swung the big bat knocking in seven runs courtesyof a pair of doubles andatriple. Frank also got in on the action collecting five rbi's viaa long home run and double. Marcy Williamson also homered and had two rbi's, while Lisa Switzer had three rbi's and Robin Maltby had two. Paulette Friolet smashed a three-run homer forJ.J's who dropped their second game of the week. OHNVIN CE FOODS Stnions Save LO% OORT SS Chicken Breast Fillets $3.99 Ib. IN EFFECT FROM. Aue 28, 1996 19° Ib. LOTUS TES | Pee 2%, Skim & 1% Milk $2.89 4 litre bag A Corn Flakes 99° 18 oz. pkg. 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The Printers (2-9-1) got off to a good start thanks in large part to Erin Snooks' three doubles, but just could hold off the powerful D.D.H. bats. In the field, Wendy Vanderlaan turned a nice double play for the losers who received a solid pitching performance from Senior League call-up Amanda Nichol. Chantelle Lambert had three hits and four rbi's to lead Norval Farm Supply (8-4) to anarrow 19-17 win over Pictires and Presents (P&P). Valerie Dennis scored four times for the winners who with the win remain eight-points back of first-place DDH. Beth Rowland had four hits in losing cause for P&P, who saw their record drop to a disapointing 1-10-1. Senior League Elena MacLeod had the big bat Knetchel's, collecting five hits and scor- ing five runs, in a 32-6 demolition of Dunlop Insurance. Jaime MacDonald chipped in with a home run for the grocers who got an excellent defensive game from Jenn McMullin. For Dunlop, Kristen Hughes reached base four times and scored three runs while Amy MacDougall had an solid defensive outing at both shortstop and catcher. Remax gota homerun from game star Cynthia Arnold and solid hitting up- and-down the lineup to push aside T.D. 'Cardiac Kids' strike again Bank 12-7. The T.D. offence struggled most of the night with Mandy Storey's three hits and three runs scored being the only highlight. The loss droped T.D. (6-5) out of a second-place tie with Knetchel's (7-4), who trail first-place Remax (8-3) by only two-points Intermediate League Sammy's Ice Cream continues to show no sign of melting under the hot summer sun. They scored often in the middle innings to beat The Design Builder 18-9 in last week's action. At the dish and in the field Andrea Lefebrve lead the way for Sammy's going four-for-four and turning the trick on a pair of unassisted double plays. Rachael Martin and Elizabeth Fogel were also per- fect at the plate for the winners who im- proved their record to 12-2. The Design Builder's once again got solid pitching and fine offensive contribu- tions from Leanne Lyons and Junior call- up Kerri Cadger, but in the end it wasn't enough. The Optimists (8-6) kept pace with Sammy's with a 23-5 thrashing of Dairy Queen. Jennifer Harrison hit a pair of doubles and Christine Elliot, Laura Takahashi and Kristen Price-Jones each scored three times to lead the winners. For D.Q., Amy Moore took home game star honours, and Michelle Ezekiel and Junior call-up Jordan Hutson each reached base three times and scored a run. The news didn't get any better for D.Q. later in the week as they dropped a 12-9 decision to last-place Work That Body (2- 10). A well-balanced offense and terrific pitching from Nicole Dutkowski and Devon MacLean were keys to the win for Work That Body. Laura McGowan hadtwohits and scored two runs, and Sarah Jones scored twice to See KINSMEN, page 19 - x I am a community newspaper. While the high and the mighty strut and stamp across the world's stage, a handful of proud citizens tend the flowers in downtown planters. A young boy scores the winning goal in a house league hockey game. The high school theatre troupe produces a smash hit. The real lives of real people. People who don't start wars, who don't build empires, who don't go into the history books. But whose stories are excit- ing, interesting, vital and important. Stories that should be told. I am a community newspaper. I am welcomed into hundreds of homes every week. Not as an intruder, shrieking out the harshness, violence and complexity of the world. But as a friend. A mirror of my readers' lives. Their joys, sorrows, accomplishments. Tam a community newspaper. I am proud, tough, independent. I know when to smile, when to grumble, how to chide, how to help. 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