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"7% be bo Sh bi, er Doug Brown (left) of the host Sting Rays with Joe Curran whose team won the B title; Lee Steeves of Andersons who won the C crown, and Ted Blanchard sponsor of the team League In Scugog. winning the D side. All teams in the tournament held Saturday are from the Mens Hockey Minor softball results Last Tuesday Norm's General Contracting met with Perfect Heating in Greenbank. Perfect Heating team should be proud of their batting as they got on base 37 times out of 43 bats. They defeated Norm's General Contracting 26-1. Playing a great game for Greenbank was Ryan Tyce who covered 1st base well. Mike Phoenix did a great job on 2nd base making a double play and Jay Fletcher caught some nice flys on short-stop. Trevor MacSween and Carl Phoenix went 4 for 4 at the plate. Norm's General . Contracting had Scott Heffern score the only run for his team and played an outstanding game on short-stop. Adam Beal made some nice defensive moves on 2nd. Travis Hockley pitched his first game ever and did a great job. Steve Elliot hit 2 for 2 and Jerry Mit- chell hit 2 for 3. | | | | | | | | | | | | | MICHAE BR Getting back was only the 33 F 17 147} 724 2 bepnning Lag 4:13] PORT PERRY 985-9888 BROOKLIN 655-4229 OSHAWA 432-3727 Mike Cannon's bases loaded tri- ple in the top of the third inning was just what the doctor ordered as Philp Pontiac downed B & R Electric 9 to 7 in squirt boys baseball action Tuesday night. Philp's catcher Paul Fitchett played a solid game coming through with some difficult cat- ches when it mattered. Third baseman Robbie Blight also came up big for Philp snagging some hot grounders. Both teams pitchers started slowly giving up a few walks before getting warmed up. B & R's starter Tim Fitzpatrick had some control problems early - on but came back with a strong finish. Catchier Troy Martin had to be sharp in the early going to keep Philp's base runners honest. B & R's Jamie Sauter and Jeff McConkey both had a good day at the plate but the Electric's last in- ning rally was not quite enough to give them the lead. 9-10 YEAR OLD MITES - Greenbank Variety won against Seagrave in a tremendous ball game last Wednesday. Seagrave players Mark Heffern, two super catches. Christopher Jeffay, great hits and Mark Blakley with a powerful home run, were among the spirited team. Some "'superstar"' sluggers for the Greenbank Variety team in- clude BJ Byers with two homeruns, Daniel Petronijevic- with two home runs, one of which resulted .in a grand slam, and Jimmy Edwards who played a great, great game infield and out. Brians Towing 16 Ray Rankin Carpentry 11 For Brians Towing, Kyle Chur- chill was 2 for 3 at the bat and Mark Smith played well defensively. a For Ray Rankin, Christopher Skerratt played well defensively and Jason Redman hit a double. 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Flames 3 Bandits 1 Scoring for the Flames (Spon- sored by the 1.G.A.) were Greg Fedyk, Paul Beare, and Gary Lower respectively. Assists went to Clair Cornish, Paul Beare, Greg Fedyk, and Clay Dempsey. Scoring for the Bandits (spon- sored by Van Camp Construction) was Rob Scott. Rob Tobin and Rick Wallace getting the assists. Woodys 4 Bad Boys 2 Scoring for Woody's (sponsored by Woodrow's Auctioneering) were Rick Martin, Bill O'Meara, Kevin Clancy (2). Assists went to Rick Beckman, Brian Watson, Jim Gregg, Glen Mizen, and Rob Mason. Scoring for the Bad Boys were Len Backer and Fred Ianini. Get- ting the assists were Len Barker and Luke Savard. Raiders 4 Islanders 0 Scoring for the Raiders (spon- sored by Honey's Electric) were "Warren Ellis, Colin Wackett, Ball hockey Brian Pomeroy, dliu vale Lown. Assists went to Rick Honey (2), Scott Heard, Mike Geer, and Lee Wilbur. Shutting out the Islanders (sponsored by Pineridge Sports) was D. Cadill. 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