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14 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, Sept. 1, 1976 Pee Wee' Bosebal! Tourney On Saturday, August 28th the Pee Wee Tournament got off to a bad start with the first two g es being defaulted. Newcat= No. 1 defaulted 'to Kendal for lack of players and Bowmanville Tigers defaulted to Port Hope also for lack of players. In another first roundygamne, the Bowmanville Jensen Steel Cougars defeated Newcastle Nicks Sheil by a 13 to 8 count. The Cougars picked up four runs in the second înning when Steven Ilurrows was safe .at first on a throwing error by the catcher, a walk to Kevin Anyan and a triple fromn George Kennett. Mike Cani- la was hit by the itcher then stole second and third and came home on a Darcy Cumming's ground bail to second., Nicks Shell went ahead with six runs in the third when Wade was safe on a error, Rowe hit by the pitcheý a walk to Jeff Lake and Metraller walked, Landry safe on an error and another walk to Donnelly and a walk te Wade. The Steel boys bounced back with four in the fourth inming with Mike Cancilla leading off with a double, followed by Higg and Rupa being safe on Burrows' error, a walk to 'Dan McMullen and a single by Robert Kennett, a walk te Burrows and ;a, double by Kevin Anyan. The Cougars picked up three more in the-, fifth, a home run to Darcy Cummings, a walk to Richard Higg, a single by Tony Rupa, and a triple by Robert Kennett. Robert Kennett was the winning pitcher with six strike-outs. and gave up five free passes. Newcastle Nicks Sheil defeated the Bowmaniville Tigers by a 21 to 7 score. Unfortunately no score sheets are available for thisgame. In the semi-finals game, the Bowmanville Jensen,,Steel Cougars defeated Port Hope by a close 6 te 5. The Cougars started with four runs in the second when Burrows. was safe on an 'error by the catcher, Kevin Anyan drew a walk and George Kennett, who is only of Atom age not Pee Wee, drove a triple to deep left field, and then scored on a single by Tony Rupa. Port Hope picked up two runs in the second on a walk to McBride, a single by G. Daniel, a walk to Green and a single by Skinner. The Cou- gars piýcked up one run in the bth,(, a ,valk to MCMullen, and two stoleni bases, and George Kennett singled to score the winning run. Port Hope came close in their lhaîf wîth a walk to S.' Daniels, Green was out on a ground bahl to first, Rob Large walked, Jeff Bissete with the fielding -play of the ga me as he threwwhe off balance and got Danfiels out at thle plate. Skinner ended the gamne by striking out. The winning pitcher was Dan Mc.Mullen with ninie strike outsz while Daniels struck out seven in a losing cause. The championship game was played on Monday, Au- gust 3th at Memorial Park between Kendal and the Bowmanville Jensen Steel Cougars. The Cougars started off the game with six runs in the top of the first inning when Richard Higgs walked, Mc- Mullen was safe on an error to the third baseman a base on balîs te Tony Rupa, Robert Kennett ýstruck out, Steven Burrows was safe on an error b the pitcher, another w'alk te Kevin Anyan a perfectly Draute was safe on an error to George Kennett and B. Stilis was safe on an error by Dan McMullen, and single by Woodward. In the seventh, Bowmanville took the lead when G. Kennett was safe on a throw error by the catcher after he struck out. Mike Cancilla had a sing.çle, Darcy Cummings walked, Tony Rupa had a single and Robert Kennett sinigled. Going into the last of the seventh, down two runs, S. Robinson was safe on an error by Toýy Rupa. Farrow popped out to Mîke Cancilla, R. Stills struck out for the second out, B. Stilîs who had gone hitless until this time, a bat promnptly belted a home run ini lef t centre to score the tieing and winning run and, captured theJoe, Kennett Trophy. ( c CUT FROM CANADA GRADE "A" 1BEEF FORMERLY T-BONE WING AND.PORTERHOUSE STEAK LOIN STEAKS 18 LBE CUT FROM CANADA GRADE "A" BEEF SIRLOIN STEAK CUT FR OM CANADA GRADE BEEF BONE IN FULL CUT RUMP ROAST 19R ýE "'A"' 11 LB. ICUT FROM CANADA GRADE "A" BEEF 'LB. BNEES BOTTOM CUT SPECIAL! ' ROUND STEAK ROAST Io2 BITTNER'P LSP VACUUM PACKED SECIAL!LB BEEFSALAMI 15 BIT TNER'S BULK SPECIAL' 4 gPKG- RING BOLOGNA 12 ITTNER'S & MAPLE LEAF SPECIAL! 1 LB. PKG. SKINLESS ,d WIENERS 880 VAPLE LEAF MILD CUREO SPECIAL' LB. COTTAGE ROLLS 12 MARY MILES B3ONELESS LB. FULLY COOKED " DINNER HAMS 1.88 MAPLF LEAF 8Boz SIZE VAR IET lESc DELI SAUISAGE 98~ SCHNEIDER'S SPECIAL! 1iL.28KG SKILLET STRIPS COOAHFAMUS 0 OZ. SIZE SALAMICHUBSI 1.58 CANAD;AN OUEEN LB, ITALIAN STYLE9 c SAUISAGE98c BITTNER'S SPECIAL! 40OZ. PKG. 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