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28- PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, June 4, 1996 "Scugog's Community Newspaper of Choice" Results from the Cartwright Minor Ball fields Know the Rules Question: A runner is obstructed by the third baseman while the runner 18 attempting to reach "third base. Obstruction is called and the runner is automatically awarded two bases, third and home. True or False!! Overridge Flames § Blackstock Lions 3 In a traditional tight Tyke tussle the Overridge Fireplace Flames won their season opener 5-3 over the Lions Cubs. The Flames took the lead for good in the third scoring four runs after the Cubs had built up a 3-1 lead. Matthew Ferguson's hit combined with three walks led to the victory. The winners got two runs from Owen Brouwer plus singles from Bryan McNa- mara, Logan Malcolm and Caitlyn Hellingman. Rina Prendergast scored two runs for the Cubs after some aggres- sive base running. Sean Taylor collected a single while Jack Horner scored a run. Robbie Gonnerman got bonked in the forehead from an errant throw late in the game but is expect- ed back for the next game. Analda Athletics 9 Wotten Hammerhds. 5 Mercedes Weber was the offensive game star for the Athletics as she had two triples which drove in three runs. Jus- tin Kennedy was the de- fensive hero providing some excellent pitching in the middle innings. Donald Shaw led Wot- ten's with a round tripper while Myles Romain had two put outs while playing first base and Dustin Parker pitched well to lead the defensive side. Swain Seed Sluggers 17 Mann's Cornhuskers 6 A total team effort showed its worth as the Sluggers won their first game in convincing fash- ion. The pitching trio of Mark Morrison, Steven Blundon and Tyson Pre- scott held the Huskers to six runs. Kristy Brooks made an unassisted dou- ble play while Heather Lee Jones and Darryl Goulding played strong games at back catcher. Mann's were led defen- sively by the pitching of Chris Goble, Russell Jack- son and Bradley Sutcliffe while Lindsay Sweetman, Casie Shortridge, Carl Geer and Adam Stapley showed fleet footedness on base paths. Martyn Flyers 22 Swain Seed Sluggers 14 A total team effort proved the difference as the Flyers evened their record at 1-1. Chelsea Ma- teo and Ivan Drisdelle led the pitchers while the bats got booming by Tim Mar- tyn, Michelle Noseworthy, Ben Marshall and the Da- mant brothers Kevin and Terry. Offensively the Slug- gers were led by triples from Heather Lee Jones and Kristi Brooks as well as strong bats by Rebekah Van Oostveen and Darryl Goulding. On the field Tyson Pre- scott made an unassisted double play while Steven Blundon and Mark Morri- son turned in some fine pitching performances. Winters Paint Storm 21 Cummings Diggers 5 Two home runs each by Jamie Gimblett and Ste- phen Vine led the Storm to victory. Offensive stars were Lawrence MacDon- ald and Alanna Holland with triples. Defensive standouts were Jamie Newman with two innings of excellent pitching and fine fielding of Abby Dental Care Jor the whole family PORT PERRY DENTAL CENTRE 238 QUEEN STREET. - PORT PERRY ~~ e DR. J. COTTRELL e DR. J. HARDY * DR. C. BANFIELD e Dr. T. KING Orthodontist Please Call - 985 -845 1 e DR. L. GIDE" e Dr. MCINTYRE Periodontist ( DR. L. GIDEON prease Cai ses-7952) , nd vening Appointments Available McLaughlin and Sean Winter. Andrea Bonsma led Cummings with three sin- gles while John Swinerd and Mark Vernest had two hits a piece. Port Perry IGA 23 Nestleton Bakers 10 Aggressive base run- ning and excellent pitch- ing proved fruitful as the Expos won their second game. Gage Billings made an excellent starting pitching debut striking out two batters he faced in the opening inning. Hayley Campbell pitched the fourth striking out the side. Offensively all IGA players scored at least one with Shawn McNamara hitting another home run and scoring four times. Katie Ferguson and Kris- ten Dejong showed great patience at the plate col- lecting five walks and scoring three runs. Blake McLaughlin led Nestleton with two hard off field doubles as well as scoring twice. Kevin Deeth collected two free passes and scored twice. Brittany Simms also scored twice. IGA built up an 11-3 lead after two innings and scored the maximum six runs and three times in their four at bats. United Ch. Saints 18 Lishman's14 Timely hitting and great pitching led the Saints to their second win. The winners led 4-1 after one inning as Mark Car- naghan drove in three runs after Nicole Beechey and Michael Van Camp had singled. Lishman's kept the game close as Kayla Evans scored on Mitch Truax's home run. The Saints took the lead for good in the, fifth as Meagan Jones and Corey Hellingman hit doubles and Kory Prosser three FOR PERSONAL SERVICE VISIT OUR SHOWROOM UXBRIDGE MEMORIAL Quality & Satisfaction assured by our own Written Guarantee i 852-3472 108 BROCK ST. WEST RBIs with a home run. Lishman's fought back as Scott Philp homered. The pitchers played great as Mark Carnaghan and Kory Prosser led the Saints and Nicky Jones and Kayla Evans did like- wise for Lishman's. Spanky's Spartans 19 Spring Agri-Vaders 9 Warren Jackson's home run and triple helped Spanky's even their record at .500 while Michael Rossler scored twice. Me- lissa Hudson led the de- fense with a strong field- ing game. Leading the Agri- Vaders were Joshua Mann, Shane Vine and Brandon Pearson each scoring two runs. The de- fensive game star was Jesse Taggart who played a fine game in field. Snap On Giants 19 Spring Grove Agri- Vadersl14 A grandslam by Eric Draper and the three hits each from Dakota and Chrysten pushed the Giants to their second vic- tory. Leading the run scor- ing was Jenna Finnegan who scored three times. Offensively the Vaders were spirited by the two hits of Jennifer Yellowlees and three runs scored by Laken Kearnan. In field Meagan Moore played a fine defensive game. M&M Wright Sox 17 Snap-On Giants 16 In a close fought game the Sox had two hit ggmes from Michael Shaw Kir- sten Billings and Natalie Waters who had a home run as one of the hits while Aaron Wright and Char- layn were the defensive stars for the winners. Jessie Nelson, Thomas Prendergast and Jordan Bishop had two hits as well as two runs each. De- fensively the Giants got fine performances from Corey Vanderwiel and Da- kota Newell. 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Raiders 9 Welding Rods 8 In this game the out- come wasn't decided until the bottom half of the last inning as a double by De- ryk Campbell drove in the deciding run as Camp- bell's remain undefeated. The winners were aided by the excellent pitching of Campbell and Tish Haer- tel while Krystal Bartley chipped in with three hits including a double. The Steelers got some fine pitching from Ryan Prescott and Daryl Dean while Steven Paradis col- lected two singles. Campbell's used call-up Jessica McLaughlin, who turned in a great effort. 'Welding Rods 10 Don Frew & Sons 10 In a rare senior tie both teams settled for the draw as the Steelers got fine pitching from Ryan Pre- scott and Daryl Dean. The two also combined for a to- tal of five hits. Emma Mar- shall had two hits for Welding Rods while Ash- ley Sauder made a fine de- fensive play at second. Defense earned the tie for the Aggies as Troy - Mappin gunned down sev- eral runners while catch- ing and Amanda Drew made some fine fielding plays at second base. Offensively Jamie Budge was four for four in- cluding a triple while Dar- ryl Keeler was three for three with a home run. Asselstine Country 29 China Buffet 5 Another total team ef- fort led to a lopsided win as the Country crew upped their record to 3-0. Johna- than Wotten continued to impress collecting two home runs as part of his four hits. Craig Jourdrey also homered and Patrick Wotten chipped in with a clutch two run RBI double. Again every player scored atleast two times. Asselstine Country 26 M& M Meats 4 This win ran Assel- stine's production total for the season to an amazing 107 runs in just four games. This game was the home opener and they con- tinued swinging the bat well collecting 20 hits. Robert Larmer had four hits while call-up Bradley Sutcliffe went three for three including a triple. The team also used call-up Adam Stapley who held his own as the team turned in a fine defensive game. Coaches Reminders 1. Please make an extra - effort to get game reports handed in on time. This is crucial to our successes for the players as well as the SpONSOrs. 2. In an effort to keep. the games going fielding lineups should be complet- ed before arriving at the park. 3. Please make sure that all the proper equip- ment is put back in the base bags not in your equipment bag. "Know The Rules" - An- swer is true. Merchant Bantam action On Monday, May 27, the Merchant Bantams trav- elled to Fennell's Corners to take on the "Flyers" and unfortunately, a win was still elusive as the Flyers downed them 4-1. Again, the Merchants' bats were silenced as the Flyers only allowed three hits, two singles to Michael Versage and a single to Chris Jones. Brad Monsma was issued two walks and Clay Brown and Derek Tin- dall each got one. Clay Brown pitched, registering four runs on four walks, four hits and seven strikeouts. There were four errors in the field which also contributed to the loss. The team practiced hard on Wednesday and hope to change their fortune next week as they travel to Richmond Hill for a game and also to St. Catharines to participate in a tournament. Next home game is Sunday, June 9 at the south di- amond, Water St. at 1 p.m. when they will face Bra- malea in a double header. Come out and support the team!! @he Rout Povey Siar a good newspaper that just keeps getting better... There really is a difference Rs al a 2 A A RRA a TN i Cl a aa a el A a i a i ll. uu ali 1