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The umpire refused to change his call, which was one of several poor decisions that was made in the match. Later Scott Patton was called out at third when FENCE & PATIO CENTRE * Farm Gates & Fence * T-Bar * Barb Wire 125-1 121 Ld Installations & Repalrs "raunton E. W Mile E. of Ritson Rd. Quinn Moyer dropped the Where and again the ruling id not change. At one point in the game, the man in the black mask calling the balls and strikes made one bats- man remain at the plate after four balls had been registered. On another occa- sion Port Perry took to the defence after only two outs had been recorded, and after a slight confusion, returned to the bench. The Lions got their first official run in the fifth inn- ing. Keith Tremblay singled on the first pitch and Patton walked. Robinson doubled down the left field line to score Tremblay and Patton was retired on the controver- sial play. This was also the round in which the number of outs were confused. Unionville matched that tally with a run in their half of the same frame. Gord Carpenter homered with two out. The ball fell between centerfielder Todd Blayone and Tremblay in right. That blow was the first of two round trippers for the hosts. Grant Marley pound- ed Robinson's first offering of the sixth to left center. Clay Lovering opened the Lion's sixth when he reached base on third baseman Moyer's error. He was delivered on a long, clean triple to straight away center by Sean Fewer. "After Fewer's hit, Carpen- ter was removed and the ball Why not let success go to your head! Your name and statement 1 farm for keeps" on free hat on request from your local participating P-A-G dealer. But let's talk a little seed business too. Your participating P-A-G dealer is really in the seed business (the hat is just to get your attention). He knows how important the right corn hybrids and alfalfa varieties are in your farming business. 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