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4-Orono Weekly Times, Wednesday, July 5, 1989 SPORTS Orono Pee Wees win consolation trophy The Orono PeeWee Baseball team travelled to Kincardine on the July 1st weekend to take part in the 16th annual Canada Day tournament, and returned home with the Consolation Consolation Championship. A total of 32 teams participated in the two day event with Orono entered in the "B" Division with 18 other teams. This Division was made up of teams whose town population is under 15,000. The teams were then split into groups of three and played a round-robin within this gtoup. The team emerging with the best record from their group went on to the Championship round while the second second place team would enter the Consolation round. Orono emerged from their group with a 1 and 1 record and thus qualified for the Consolation Championship round. Orono played excellent ball the rest of the way going undefeated in their next 3 games to take home the Consolation Consolation Championship. Each of the boys received a medallion and Co-Captains Mike Landers and Daryl Reid accepted a beautiful trophy on the team's behalf. The trophy is now proudly displayed at Armstrong's LG.A., one of the team's sponsors. Game One: Orono played it's first game at 10 o'clock on Saturday morning against a very good Leamington Leamington team and went dowric'to defeat by a score of 5 to 1. Orono managed only 2 hits in the game while Leamington managed to stroke out bight hits off the pitching of Mike Landers and Aaron Staples. Orono's lone run was scored by Tom Tamblyn who was on base after slamming out a triple. Orono's only other hit was off the bat of Daryl Houston. Line Score: Orono - 1 run, 2 hits, 2 errors; Leamington - 5 runs, 8 hits, O' errors. errors. " Game Two: Orono's second game of the day was played at 4:30 against the host team Kincardine. This was a must game for Orono as a loss would send them packing while a win would advance the team to the Consolation round. This ga'me was never in doubt from the opening pitch as Orono scored 9 runs in the first inning and never looked back. The/inal score in the curfew shortened game was Orono 15 and Kincardine 6. Orono's pitching pitching trio of Aaron Staples, Daryl Reid and Mike Landers held the opposition opposition to just 2 hits. In the hitting department for Orono', Tom Tamblyn and Daryl Reid each slammed slammed out a mammoth home run. Tom also cracked out a triple and wound up the game with a total of 3 runs scored and 4 R.B.I.s. Chad Maartense and Paul Woods had two hits each while single hits went to Daryl Reid, Aaron Staples, Chris Chollette and Daryl Houston. The victory ensured the boys of further play with the next game scheduled for 9 o'clock on Sunday morning. Line Score: Orono - 15 runs, 10 hits, 1 error; Kincardine - 6 runs, 2 hits, 2 errors. Game Three: Orono's opponent on Sunday morning was the team from Lucan. Daryl Reid started on the mound for Orono getting off a bit of a shaky start in the first two innings as Lucan took a 4 to 1 lead. In the third inning Daryl found his groove and set down the next 9 batters batters in a row. As has been this teams custom all year they kept fighting back and scored one run in the 4th to re seve > 8 • of sevt ru: Aa D and three in the fifth to take a 5 lead. After giving up a lead single in the 6th, Mike came i get the final six outs. Each t scored one run in the sixth Orono put th egame out of with two more runs in the making the final score Orono Lucan 5. The defensive star game was third baseman Chollette who made outstanding plays. The big hitter in, the game Mike Landers who cracked three singles and scored two Other Orono hits went to Staples and Daryl Houston two each and singles to Houston, Chad Maartense, Houston and Tom Tamblyn. Score: Orono - 8 runs, 11 hits, 1 ror; Lucan - 5 runs, 4 hits, 1 er Game Four: Orono's oppon for the next game at 1 o'clock w team from Wyoming, Onta Orono got off to a sluggish and fell behind 2 to 0 after the inning- Aaron Staples started on thound and after the shaky first ing settled down to pitch a su game allowing a total of just tl hits. Larry Houston and Daryl led the Orono hitters at the f with two hits each with singles ing to Tom Tamblyn, Ae .Staples, Mike Landers, and Stel Cancellierre who banged out a ble. Jason Taylor scored what t ed out to be the winning run in 5th inning. The victory meant that Or would be playing in the final g of the day at 5 o'clock for the < solation Championship. Score: Orono - 9 runs, 8 hits, ror; Wyoming - 3 runs, 3 hits, rors. Game Five:. Orono could the Championship in the final g against Listowel and got off t uncharacteristic fast start taking to 0 lead in the first inning and never looked back. Big right ha Mike Landers started on the hil Orono and pitched a tremen game before tiring in the 90 d< heat and giving way to Daryl who recorded the final 6 out o game. Mike and Darÿl were by some excellent defence b) . team and' especially by short Larry Houston. Orono manag take a 7 to 0 lead before Lis got on the scoreboard with 2 ru: the 6th and one in the 7th mi the final score,7 to 3. Tom Tan ' and Daryl Reid had two hits while Larry Houston, Landers and Chris Chollette singles. Line Score: Orono - 7 7 hits, 1 error; Listowel 3 ru hits, 2 errors. The Championship was a team effort as every player o roster contributed something victories. Mike Landers, Daryl and Aaron Staples combined all the pitching and did an exc job. The defence was very the hitting was timely. Ad^l great coaching job done by Coach Pete Landers and ass coaches Craig Houston and Maartense and you have a C pionship combination Previous to the tourname June 29th, Orono faced off a; Belleville in' a league game emerged victorious by a score to 1. Daryl Reid started the for Orono allowing 1 hit in his inning stint. Aaron Staples the final 4 frames giving up ju 4 off to am md ach nth ind the iris ral was out ns. ron with irry aryl to Bill Bramah and his Ontario Line er-' ror. nts as a rio. tart first the inn- perb iree Reid late go- iron ano Jlou- urn- the ono ame on- ine 1 er- 2er- ;mell ame 3 an a 3 they nder 1 for dous gree Reid f the tided the stop ;d to it owel ns in iking iblyn each flylike had runs, ns, 6 There's a seagull named Clifford who hangs out at a marina on Southern Georgian Bay. He's very popular, and has become quite a celebrity. For good reason. He's a peg-legged gull! Clifford no longer flies through the air with the greatest of ease. He just clip-clops around the repair shop at Butler Marine in Penetanguishene, oblivious to smiling smiling spectators. While other seagulls are looked upon with mixed emotions by most people, Clifford inspires interest and admiration in all. When he feels like taking a rest, he has a cardboard box with his name on it where he can hold up for awhile. He doesn't have to scrounge around for food like others of his kind. People are always giving him tidbits. He appears to be quite satisfied with his lifestyle, which strangely enough, started with a run of bad luck., It all began about a year ago when Clifford was hit by a car and one of his wings was broken. He was found by Dan Fraser, manager of the wood and fibreglass at the marina, who gave the young gull a warm and safe home for the winter. "He could never fly again", says Fraser. "He'd walk around the shop waiting for the coffee truck to come along, and people gave him scraps from their lunches. Under the circumstances, he led a good life." But Clifford was one of the roving roving kind. One day he wandered out of the workshop and on to a busy street. He was hit by a car again. When Fraser located him, his other wing was broken and his leg mangled. mangled. "I took him to a vet, but- they couldn't do much for him," said Dan. "It was hard for him to hop, so I made him a wooden leg. He caught on to it pretty fast and started to clip-clop along." Clifford did so well with his new leg that he went to another journey. He roamed about two miles to the downtown area to visit the Dock Lunch, one of his old haunts. It's amazing that he didn't get clobbered again, but when Fraser went down to get him, he seemed to be all right. He brought him back to the shop, and Clifford slept in his box for the rest of the day. "He just seems to have bad luck," Dan mused as he held Clifford Clifford in his arms. "One time he swallowed a spgrerib bone that got stuck in his throat. 1 had to take him to the vet again." Although he can no longer swoop and soar like his buddies, Clifford's new life has its compensations. He has a comfortable year round home, lots of friends and plenty of food. Paradoxically, his bad luck has brought him good fortune. For all we know, he may be thinking, "By Gully, 1 never had it better!" Grant to North Simcoe The North Simcoe Waste Management Association has been allocated $423,000 for the 1989/90 fiscal year for the establishment of waste management facilities, En- • vironment Minister Jim Bradley announced announced today. The grant is the third allocation of a multi-year project to the North Simcoe Waste Management Association, which has already received $313,000. The money will be used for design, public consultation consultation and hearings. The waste mangement program is intended to aid municipalities in establishing or expanding landfill sites, transfer stations and processing processing facilities in an environmentally true sound manner, n the Under this program, grants will the be given to municipalities as ap- Reid propriate approvals are received to do under the Environmental Assessment Assessment ment and Environmental Protec- and tion Acts. the -- - Head run on three hits. Orono managed a, istant total of 6 hits with two each going Pete to Chris Cholette and Mike Landers ham- and singles going to Daryl Houston, Larry Houston,. Stefano ht on Cancellierre and Paul Woods. Line' [gainst Score: Orono -10 runs, 6 hits, 1 er- and ror; Belleville - 1 run, 4 hits, 6 er- of 10 rors. game Orono's next home game is three Thursday, July 6th at the Orono threw Park when Pickering will provide st one the opposition. 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