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Whltby Free Prose. Wednesday, July 5, 1995, Page 15 The Witby major mosquito select baseball team defeated London 7-5 to win the consolation championship of a tournament in Streetoville recently. David Munns pitched four innng, allowing three bits and strikcing out six to earn MVP honours for the game. Jeif Hama finishèd the gamne oný Durham la..keshore wromen's fastball s-wis PTS Clans 15 Wh<ySmn.14 Pic u12 Web Co. e Brookin Pdbela 4 Becheea 4 Dodd àSo(t.r 0 Jun. 7 ClIoes ca 5 WitySurs 7 Beckeea le d &Souter 8 June 1 =hb~ Suu. 20 D-dd &Soter 4 Clauice 6 Picotte Pre. 3 Web Co. 22 Picte Piri. 3 JuneWS Dodd & Soter 7 Picote Piries WB CeSelc 20 Bockera 3 Junel19 Web Co. 13 Beckr% 6 J une 21 Brooldi Febls9 iby SuM 27 Ckabcs 29 %d &Sut«r 1 J une 26 PloottoPries 9 Bêcera 5 Whitby men'. slo- pitch SUIE DIVISON AuoonHWstng &Air 1D 5 O 0 1 6 82 Saton Groi.p 9 3 1 148 Me 1 Hanet Phiic 9 4 11 40 909 Ad alooom 8 6 0O 12 1371 MuterBdqt» 8 6 7 3 M1U1 C. 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Town ChýW 4 21 Bu* 09 Mor&rs.18 9 Torono DomOrlon 5 6 JensonAigoBody 5 13 or. Denlesy.9 14 Whkw ias il saq as et .hiy 3 the mound, and scored three Whitby offence. Munns and Hass in the sixth on an overthrow that more runs for a weekend total of held the Bloor hitters at baye allowed the winning runs to, corne seven in five games to lead the allowing only three bits. in. teain. Ini gaine three on Saturda Jason Conner's leadoif triple in Spencer Milleres 230-foot home against London, Whitby fo= ttebto fteinn o run was the hitting highlight. back from a 4-1 deficit ta tie the Whitby within one, but Whitby Ta Mtteth final_ Whi, gaine, in the fourth, only ta lose it was unable ta score the equalizer, defeated Orillia 7-6. Last inmüng scoring heroics of Brandon Glover, J.J. Tracy, Nicholas Bubela, Adamn Gunn, and Jordan Howard with the winxier, saw Whitby corne back fr-oina four-run deficit ta wixi. Ini the second gaine Whitby dominated Bloor 13-2. Geof Wils had, four stolen bases ta lead the Mos quito eventually losing 6-5. In the semi-final Sunday morning, Waterloo defeated Whitby 16-6. Ryan Sismon stole two bases, Chad Seymour scored a run and drove in another, and was solid defensivély. Sun Lea, Farms win tourney Sun Lea Farms emerged vie- tarious in a Whitby minor mos- quito bouse league tournament over the weekend. Sun Làea defeated Mitchell In- suranoe 13-9 in the final, high- baisdebil lighe by a home run by Brent Macuarrie. Cory Blanchard and Christopher Todd pitcbed for Sun Lea. Sun Lea began the tournament with a 12-8 win over Jerry's Drug World and then defeated Bank of Montreal with pitchers Todd, Blanchard and lirian Vicente allowing only one n. Other team members are Jason Binder Jeffrey Foreman, Kevin Hodgekiss Brett limes, Adam Morgan, <dameron Lang- lois an~d managers Ken Mac- Quarrie and Bob liodgekiss. Ousted in semis The Whitby minor mosquita basebail teain went as far as the semi-finals of a tournament in Sarnia over the Canada Day weekend. Whitby held a 4-0 lead in the semi-ffinal before Newmarket carne on strong ta take the lead. Whitby fought back ta trail 9-7 but time ran out (two-hour cur- few). Grog Williams, whose pitching enabled WVhitby ta get back into the contest, was most valuable plyrfor Whitby, sponsored by Whitby won all three of their C.~Dn. 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