HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 1992-06-17, Page 7Soccer team
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Goderich
On June 11, the Blyth Mosquito
soccer team travelled to Goderich
to face the Goderich McDonald's.
The Goderich team was a well
disciplined team as they went
ahead by one goal. After several
very good chances, Blyth got on
the scoreboard with Jeff Cowan
making a perfect throw in to
Amanda Anderson who went in on
the right hand side and beat the
goalie on the far left.
At half time they were praised
for their good aggressive play and
were given a few helpful hints.
From then on Blyth showed
determination to take the game.
Michael Ansley maneuvered in
on the goal and shot it through the
five hole. Again Blyth came up
with another one as Michael
Courtney found Amanda Anderson
who put it in the bottom right hand
comer for her second of the game.
The Blyth squad had lots of good
offensive and defensive play.
Halfbacks also played well and
Adam Blair played exceptionally
well in goal. The final score was
3 - 1 for Blyth.
THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 17,1992. PAGE 7.
East Wawanosh's 125th
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WAWANOSH
When: Friday July 3rd Winners announced at Family Dance
Where: Belgrave Auditorium
Slugger
Could this be the next Babe Ruth? Jeremy Leishman takes
a mighty swing at the ball during his Belgrave Pre-mites
game on June 9 against Gorrie.
Belgrave Squirts chalk up 3 wins
The Belgrave Squirt Boys season
is underway with the team recently
chalking up three wins, one tie and
a loss.
On May 28, the team hosted Bel
more in a close match that ended in
a 10-8 victory for the visiting team.
The Belgrave team scored three
runs in the first inning with Tom
Pfeiffer, Jamie McCallum and Jere
my Campbell crossing the plate.
Justin Campbell scored for the
home team in the second inning,
while Jeremy Campbell, Robbie
McGee, Ryan Fear and Michael
McBumey got the last runs in the
third.
On June 2, Belgrave travelled to
Brussels.. An excellent pitching
and catching match-up between
Jamie McCallum and Ryan Fear
led to a 21-9 victory for the visi
tors. Runs were scored by Tom
Pfeiffer, three; Jeremy Campbell,
three; Robbie McGee, two; Justin
Tigers win
again...
and again
Brussels continues to play
‘Tiger’ ball clawing their way to
two more victories this past week,
to improve their record to 10 wins -
one tie in Huron County Fastball.
A five-run first inning started the
Tigers enroute to a 10-0 win over
the C4th Tigers Wednesday night
in Seaforth. Included in the
onslaught were over the fence
home runs by Doug Conley, Dan
McKay and Ken Higgins. Conley
took the win, throwing a two-hitter
while striking out seven.
Sunday night in Brussels the
Tigers came from behind to edge
Francistown 5-4.
Brussels tied the game at four
with two runs in the sixth inning,
then won the game on an infield,
bases loaded, two out single by
Paul Thompson in their last at bat.
An inning opening double by
Mike Watson followed by a
sacrifice bunt by Ken Higgins, then
consecutive walks to Murray Pipe
and Dan McKay loaded the bases.
A “faux pas” by Brian TenPas set
the stage for Thompson's game
winning hit.
The Tigers were in Seaforth
Monday night to face Coops
Sports. They host the Seaforth
Bears on Sunday (game time 7:30)
before travelling to Exeter to play
the Sooners, Wednesday.
Campbell, two; Jamie McCallum,
two; Ryan Fear; Michael McBur-
ney, two; Jason McBumey, two;
Marc Alexander; Brian Sanders,
two and Michael Sanders.
On June 4 it was back to Bel
grave where the team hosted
Atwood.
Again Belgrave took charge of
the game, which ended in a 14-7
win for the home team.
Jeremy Campbell got the only
home run in the second inning.
Jamie McCallum and Ryan Fear
did another excellent job pitching
and catching.
The team travelled on June 10 for
a game against Fordwich. This
proved to be an even match and
ended in a 8-8 tie. Michael McBur-
ney punched in a homerun for the
only point of the second inning.
It was a grand slam for Robbie
McGee when Belgrave squared off
in a home game against Wingham
on June 13, contributing to a 22- 5
victory.
The first inning Michael McBur-
ney lined a homerun. Scoring runs
that inning as well were: Tom
Pfeiffer, Jeremy Campbell, Robbie
McGee, Ryan Fear, Jason McBur-
ney and Michael Sanders.
Marc Alexander's was the first
run scored for Belgrave in the sec
ond followed by Tom Pfeiffer and
Robbie McGee.
Michael McBurney, Jason
McBumey, Michael Sanders, Marc
Alexander, Brian Sanders, Tom
Pfeiffer, Jeremy Campbell and
Robbie McGee crossed the plate in
the third.
Then in the next innings five runs
were scored. Justin Campbell,
Jamie McCallum, Ryan Fear,
Michael McBurney and Jason
McBumey were the runners.
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