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Allinbrook Feeds Tykes Congratulations to Allinbrook Oronfo Park September 18 and 19, Hogle, Lee Allun, Kienan Feeds who ended regular season 1993. Will iams, Nathan Adegeest; back play in the Town of Newcastle Front row (1-r): Tyler Gregg, row: assistant coach Rob Mercier, Basebali League in a tbree way Josh Brandt, Jeff Mercier, Shawn coach Kim Irwin. Missing from tic for first place. The Tyke teara deJong, Bryan Bickell;, middle photo: Jordan Beacock, and is pictured above participating in row: D.J. Boardman, Glencoe Wesley Stephenson. the two day tournament held at Donut Gallery Bantams Allinbrook Feeds Tyke team put up good fight in tourney Allinbrook Feeds endcd the basebali season tied -for first place in the league stanïdings,, with ten wins, two losses and one tied game. Allinbrooôk Feeds did flot fare quite so well in the Town of Newcastle Tyke Basebali Tournament held September 18 and 19, 1993 at the Orono Park. The Orono team played four games with two wins and two losses. Allinhbrook Feeds 7, Shoppers Drug Mart 4 Allinbrook Feeds had home field advantage in the first game against Shoppers Drug Mart. Glencoc Hogle had a great outing as pitcher earning five strike-outs. Bryan Bickcll and Jeff Mercier botb caught fly bails for outs in the third and fourth innings. Lee Aluin made a double play in the fifth inning by catching a pop-fly and touching first base for the force play out. Josh Brandt bit in the winning run of the gaine. Box Score: R H RBI Nathan Adegcest 1 1 LeAllin 1 1 Bryan Bickell 1 3 1 Josh Brandt 1 3 2 Glencoe Hogle 1 1 D.J. Boardman 1 3 2 Jeff Mercier 2 i Kienan Williams 1 1 Allinbrook 4, Newcastle Lumber 3 In this corne from behind 4-3 wir' over Newcastle Lumber, Bryan Bickell started the gaine out on the right note when he caught a pop-fly in the first inning. This wsfollowfd by D.J. Boardman catching another pop-fly in the second inning. Jeff Mercier showed some outstanding pitching in the fourth inning. Newcastle had a 2-0 lead, the bases were loaded with no one out, when Mercier proceeded to strike-out the next three batters, permitting no scoring opportunities. D.J. Boardman then went out and bit a two-run home-run in the fifth. inning to get us back in the game. Bryan B ickcll also bit a triple. Tyler Gregg caught a deep in the field pop-fly to get the first out in the seventb inning. Box Score: R H RBI Jordan Beacock 1 Bryan Bickell 1 2 1 Glcncoe Hogle 1 i DJ. Boardinan 1 1 2 Wesley Stephenson 1 Kienan Williams i 1 Allinbrook 2, Clourtice Greenaways 5 .Allinbrook Feeds startcd to play this gante Saturday at 6:00 p.m. The game was stopped at thc end of the fourth inning with no score because of impending darkness. The game was rcconvened on a very chilly Sunday morning at 9:00 a.m. 1Bryan Bickell played wcll ini the carly innings catching a ground bail for the force out at second base in the second inning and earning another put-out in the (Continued page 13) Pictured above are the 1993 Orono "Donut Galery" Bantams - front row: Devon Witheridge, Grant Esler, Brett Maartense, Dan Pereira, Corey Stapleton; back Robert Zachanowich, asst. coach row: coach Doug Stapleton, Bob Peacock. Absent Alan Lee Deepak Angi, Dan Rowe, Tomas and Scott Sawyer. Wakefield, Wade Peacock, Donut Gallery Bantams end season with successful 1l wins, On August 26th the Orono Donut Gallery Bantams, played Shoppers Drug Mart. Our first pitcher BreUt Maartense, blanked the opponents la the Isi, striking out 3 batters, which set the scene for Alan Lee, in thc second who also kept opposlag runs at 0. Then lin the third1 Corey Stapleton,.led off the rookie pitchers with 3 strike outs and only allowed 2 rais. Ini the fourth set, Deepak Angi, came in to disappoint thc Shoppers again ietting i n no runs, keeping the runs at 2. Then in the fifth inning Wade Peacock went 1/3 inniings lcttîng in 3 runs, Tomas Wakefield came in, in relief for 1-2/3 innings stiking out 5 of 7 batters he faced, letting in three runs, for Orono to sail to a 10-5 wmn. The next game, was for September 11lth as the C&C Motors teain forfeited 7-0, which boosted Orono's record to 11-4-1, ending tbe regular scason la 3rd. Our first playoff game was against the C&C Motors team which wc won 8-2. Brett Maartense was tbe starting pitcher and struck out 6 blaters during 3 innings, allowing'no runs, Alan Lee came on in the fourth to strike out 2, while allowing a single run. Tomas Wakefield carnein for the 6the to finish off the game while allowing the only other run, offense was generated from everyone with ail but 1 getting on base. This first wla put us in the "A" division ncxt up was Shoppers Drug Mart., Shoppers surpriscd us winning 8-2. Our offense was slow as we had 5 hits total. Not cnough bits, too many walks and erors cost us this game. Brett struck out 5 during 2 sets, and allowing 2 runs. Alan struck ont 3 dwring 2 sets as well, next up was Tomas who struck out 4 during 3 scoreless innings. That was only 1 game lost, though, and we weren't but yet, the next game was against Courtice Oreenaways, but again wcre out played, as we had way too many mrors, there were 7 bits for each team but their's found the hoies. Ini the 7th nmig Orono started to corne alive, scoring 3 of 4 runs. It looked like a comcback but was denicd as we ran out <of gas, afler 3 gaines that day alone. The final score 9-4 loss. 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