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I l I t. Dodgers win twin spin to snap losing skid THE CANADIAN STATESMAN, JULY 17, 2002 PAGE 15 ST. THOMAS - The Oshavva Dodgers snapped a seven-game losing losing skid and started a modest two- game winning streak all in a day's work Sunday. Playing in St. Thomas, the Dodgers got complete-game gems from pitchers Nat Ogborne and Darryl Darryl Jennings to sweep an Intcrcounty Major Baseball League doublehcad- er from the hometown Storm. Ogborne spun a three-hitter as the Dodgers opened with a 5-0 win and Jennings followed with an eight-hitter eight-hitter in a 7-3 triumph. Ogborne walked three and struck out three while Jennings walked three and fanned five over the seven inning games. Graig Andrew led the way offensively offensively in the first game with a double and two RBIs while Al Stephens had a single, double and RBI. Ryan Crotin and Ken Calway did their jobs from the heart of the order in the nightcap, each delivering three runs on two hits, including Crotin's third home run of the season. Pal Tobin chipped in with three hits and one ribbie. "These are the two biggest wins of our young franchise," said manager manager Troy May. "We had the key hits with two outs and we were the team that was able to capitalize on the other team's mistakes." The Dodgers squandered another strong pitching performance last Thursday in Barrie, dropping a 3-l decision to the Baycats. Adam Clarke was charged with the loss despite despite throwing a seven-hitter and striking out 11 over nine innings. Tony Quick, Terry Arges and Crotin had two hits apiece for Oshawa. With Sunday's wins, the Dodgers improved to 7-19 and moved two- and-a-half games back of Waterloo for the seventh and final playoff spot. Brantford and London sit in be- Orioles drop pair to Ajax CLARINGTON - The Clarington Orioles bantam baseball team must have been glad to see the last of Ajax following a recent home-and-home series. Ajax easily prevailed on both ends, winning 12-1 in Clarington and 15-3 in Ajax. Jake Maguire delivered Cody Woodcock to account for the Orioles' lone run at home. Mike Lusty, Justin Ruf and Pete Downs also had hits while Lusty was charged with the pitching loss, giving up six runs (two earned) on 12 hits. Kyle Sasnowski, Brandon Bailey and Woodcock scored the Clarington runs in Ajax. Mark Stata, Adam Mark and Woodcock had hits. Stata took the loss, giving up 10 runs (four earned) on nine hits while striking out three. Slo-pitch for Cystic Fibrosis BÛWMANVILLE - The ninth annual Slo-Pitch Tournament For Cystic Fibrosis is being held Aug. 3- 4 in Bowmanvillc. Teams in both men's and co-ed rec divisions will help raise funds for the Cystic Fibrosis Durham chapter. 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