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The Pizza Delight team beat its opponents O Championship in the Men's Slo-Pitch End-Of- tured is the Pizza Delight team (front, from Rodway, Bud Wylie, Tom Leedle, Terry Hock Pelow, Stan Zuly, Keith Beckles, Don Mitchel ppers Aluminum 17-4 to win the B Division Year Tournament held over the weekend. Pic- - left) Raymond McDoriald, Earl Draper, John ey, (back row) Rob Cooper, Bill Tredway, Paul l, and Gerry Brett. Gamblers end season | Fred Nagle, Brian Wright, Wayne Addison, on high and low note An eventful and entertaining fastball season came to a close for the Greenbank Gamblers Saturday night in St. Clements at the Ontario Intermediate "A" Fastball Championships. A hectic week for the Gam- blers began Wednesday night in Greenbank when the Gamblers and the Oshawa Double "B" Juniors met for the title of the Oshawa City and District Fast- ball League. The Double "B" Club had de- feated O'Tooles on Monday and the Oshawa Waltzing Weasels on Tuesday for the right to chal- lenge Greenbank for the City League Championship. Double "B" would have to defeat the Gamblers twice to win the crown since Greenbank had come through the playoff for- mat undefeated and in game one at Greenbank Park they de- feated the (zamblers soundly by L a final score of 11-5. The Oshawa team caught Mark Go- reski on a "cold" night (the tem- perature hovered just slightly above freezing) and clouted no less than five home runs off the combined offerings of Goreski and Bill Buys. Phil Yahn was the winning pitcher. The Oshawa win set up the second game of the double head- er as a "winner take all" event and in this game it was Green- bank's Jim Chilvers opposing Double "B's" Brad Bricknell as the opposing pitcher. In the early going it seemed like Greenbank would win handily as they sported 5-0 and 6-2 leads during the game. But in the top of the seventh inning the gritty Juniors rallied for three runs (with two out) to send the contest into extra in- nings. In the bottom of the eighth in- ning Terry Till was on base due to being hit by a pitch and with two out Trevor Till delivered a dramatic two run homer over the left center field fence to se- cure the leaglie championship over a talented'QOshawa Double "B" squad. (An §xcellent game to finish the City:League Sea- son). N Jim Chilvers went the route for the Gamblers while Terry Till, Chilvers and Paul:Goreski each had a pair of hits for the winners. Steve Durham, Trevor Till (with his home run), Don Beaton, Brian Till and Bill Buys each hit safely for Greenbank.' Brad Bricknell, Rob Gray and Mike Dingman led the awa attack with two hits each. Friday saw the Gamblers in Linwood to contest the Ontario Turnto Page 31 "Scugog's Community Newspaper of Choice" The Scugog Angels boarded the Kerr Bus lines charter to P.E.I Sept. 8 and headed down to Stompin' Tom Connors terri- tory for the Eastern Canadian International Ladies Fastball Championships, and returned home winners, Sept. 13. These young ladies carried Port Perry in great style. "Oh, yes, along with another lady Tara Justin McDonald, our bat gifl from Charlottetown, P.E.I who just happened to be our flag bearer in the opening ceremo- nies on Friday night. Before the opening ceremo- nies the team took on Minto's of New Brunswick, their provin- cial champions, and we same away with an 11-0 win. Joanne Graham was the winning pitch- er throwing a four-hitter along with her own hits and three R.B.I.s. Gena Spence had hits and two R.B.1.s, along with Kim Stewart who also had two hits, as did Diana Drury and Tracy Smith. Ronda Ludlow drove in two runs with a towering triple - 'to left centre. The final score was 11-0 Ontario, the Scugog Angels of Port Perry. In the second game of the day, the Charlottetown Marks were no match for the Angels, as they handed them a 9-0 setback. Brenda Ludlow pitched this one and tossed a three-hitter. Her teammate from Kingston, Dru- ry got things underway with.a double then Ludlow singled her over to second before Janie Thorton singled to score Drury from second. Ludlow ended up on third. "Susan Shive drew a base on balls, Colleen Bellemore was hit by a pitch, before Jean Buillei tripled to left centre, scoring the runner ahead of her. Joanne Graham got tough on the mound, and shut them down un- til the sixth inning when they added another run on a double by Janice MacDonald, who was then doubled home on Paula Shelborne's hit before the in- ning ended. The top of the seventh the An- gels broke out and scored five runs. Joyce Parkinson led off with a'single, followed by Thor- ton's single. Smith singled home a run, Laurie Dudgeon drove a single to left centre, Angels win the 'gold in P.E.l. Nancy McConnell drew a walk and Graham drove home two runs on her single. Kim Stewart went into run for Graham, who scored on Spence's single. She tried to steal second but was thrown out. Ludlow then dou- bled before Drury flied out. Graham then proceeded to shut down the Dartmouth team East Hunts Eagles. This win put usin the finals. East Hunts Eagles3 ScugogAngels1 The Scugog Angels were handed their first setback by the East Hunt Eagles of Dart- mouth, Nova Scotia. } The Angels opened up the scoring as Spence drew a walk, Ludlow sacrificed her to second. Spence scored on Dudgeon's sin- gle, giving the team a 1-0 lead. The team broke out in the fourth with six runs before Tru- ro N.S. Ferguson 'Auto Parts could get any out. Graham started off with a walk, Spence sacrificed her to second and Ludlow unloaded a triple off the fence in left centre scoring Gra- ham. Drury then doubled her home. Parkinson singled, fol- lowed by Amber Wood who dou- bled in two R.B.ILs.:-Dudgeon tripled her home with a drive to left centre. She scored on McConnell's single, who was stretching it to a double which allowed Dudgeon to score. Gra- ham tossed a two-hitter in this one as she faced only 17 batters. Scugog Angels 6 East Hunts 3 East Hunt Angels of Dart- mouth, N.S.,: were the defend- ing Eastern Canadian Ladies Fastball Champions. Although the Angels scored first on Par- kinson's single, and back to back singles by Smith and Dud- geon. The Angels' short lead of 1-0 lasted only until the bottom of the second inning when East Huntbroke through. Parkinson drove out a triple to right field driving home two runs. Dudgeon singled to drive home yet another, before Gra- ham tripled to right centre to score Dudgeon before the inning ended. Smith singled to start this game off, stole second and scored on McConnell's single. Thornton started things offin TurntoPage32 3 - IR a a TT WO " = Ee a A Se aT rape es ---- ar ---- oS A Sr -- rp --------r ry yn pS EE -------- a PRS ---------- el I te A a PE WO Hy I, ATH