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Oakville Beaver, 3 May 2006, p. 34

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34 - The Oakville Beaver, Wednesday May 3, 2006 Blakelock victorious in Halton baseball semifinal rematch By Matt Civak SPECIAL TO THE BEAVER In a rematch of last year's Halton high school baseball semifinals, the T.A. Blakelock Tigers were again victorious over White Oaks, but this time wasn't as easy. As opposed to last year's 10-0 romp, the Tigers had to erase an early 3-0 deficit Monday and shut down the Wildcats offence for a 7-3 victory. "(We got off to) a bit of a slow start," Blakelock coach Cam Evans said. "Our bats haven't come to life until later on in the game... I'd like to see that change around." The Tigers' starting pitcher, Clark Shipway, got hit hard early by the Wildcats, who scored three runs in the first inning. But Shipway settled in after that and tossed two scoreless innings before handing it over to Yianni Eracles, who pitched four shutout innings to preserve the win. Matt Kirk was handed an early lead by his teammates but couldn't hold it, allowing five runs in the first two innings. Zach Dixon went 2-4 with two RBI on a triple and a single to spark the Tigers offence. Patch Channing came into the game for White Oaks in the The New Philanthropist CFP, RFP, CLU, CHFC, CIM, RHU, TEP 2004 Financial Advisor of the Year Bruce Cumming CFP, RFP, CLU, CHFC, CIM, RHU, TEP 1540 Cornwall Road, Suite 202 Oakville, Ontario L6J 7W5 Tel: 905-337-9984 · Toll Free: 1-877-698-2931 bruce@cummingandcumming.com third and held the Tigers to just two runs (one earned) over the next four innings, striking out eight batters along the way, but White Oaks batters were unable to mount a comeback. Blakelock used the stolen base to its advantage in the first two innings, running at will against White Oaks. "We felt we started the wrong guy at catcher," Wildcats assistant coach Doug Adams said. "We should have maybe started with another player at catcher that had a little more pop out of the throw and they took advantage of that in the first couple of innings." Both teams are looking to enjoy the same success they had last year. Henry Duke, the Wildcats' head coach, is confident that his team will be a competitor. "We'll be playing when it counts," he said. "The regular season means nothing here... the playoffs are all that matter. And we'll be playing when it matters." "We'd be happy if we do as well as we did last year," Adams said, despite the large turnover his team has seen with 13 new players out of 14. "We have some strong pitching and a good infield. So hopefully we can repeat that." Blakelock has a similar lineup to last year's Halton finalist team. "(We have) more young players this year, but very capable players," said Evans. "They can keep up to last year's team... no problem at all." 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