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Sports
Brewers drop first two games of HCFL season
The beginning of the 2015 Huron
County Fastball League has not been
kind to the Walton Brewers.
After losing the season opener in
Fullarton on May 24, the Brewers
were defeated by the Wroxeter
Royals, 7-4, at the Walton Ball Park
on May 26.
The Royals put two runners across
the plate in the top of the first inning,
but the Brewers responded with
three of their own in the bottom half.
Wroxeter scored two runs in the top
of the third and Walton scored one in
their half of the inning to tie the
game at four.
The Royals took the lead by
scoring two runs in the top of the
fourth and then adding a single run
in the fifth. The game was
called after five innings due to heavy
rain.
Scott Cox hit a double for the
Brewers and Barry Young rapped out
a pair of singles. Also collecting
single base hits were Darryl
Houston, Shawn Bromley and Adam
Verkley.
Paul Dolmage started on the
mound for the Brewers, with Scott
McDonald taking over in relief.
Dolmage said the Brewers are off
to a tough start. “We’ll rebound,”
he said. “The season is still
young.”
The Brewers are in the Mitchell
Mets tournament this weekend. The
next home game for the Brewers is
Tuesday when they host the Brussels
Tigers beginning at 8 p.m. at the
Walton Ball Park.
An uphill battle
When it came time to face the Wroxeter Royals at the Walton Ball Park on May 26, the home-
town Brewers were already facing difficulties in the season having lost their season-opener to
Fullarton two days prior. Those challenges continued as the Royals bested the Brewers 7-4.
Shown above is Walton Brewer Adam Verkley safely sliding into home plate as Royals catcher
Kevin Hopf mishandled the throw that would have made for an out. (Jim Brown photo)
By Jim Brown
Special to The Citizen
A bronze toss
F.E. Madill Secondary School student Jasmine Vader
earned a third-place finish and qualifying berth in the discus
competition at the Western Ontario Secondary School
Athletics Association (WOSSAA) championship last month.
The win earned Vader the right to return to London, where
the WOSSAA event was held, for the Ontario Federation of
School Athletics Association West Regionals (OFSAA)
West Regionals May 29-30. (Photo submitted)