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A very determined Sarah McLellan moves the ball out of
the Brussels end, when the Mosquitoes hosted Newton,
July 21.
Newton downs Brussels
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THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, JULY 28, 1993. PAGE 7.
The Brussels Tigers dropped
their first two games played this
past week, then swept a Sunday
doubleheader to finish the Huron
County Fastball League schedule
with 10 wins, six losses and two
ties.
Monday night in Seaforth, Coops
Sports held the Tigers to four hits
enroute to a 9-0 win while
Wednesday night in Brodhagen the
Walton Brewers scored five runs in
the fifth inning for a 6-2 decision.
Sunday afternoon Ken Higgins
cleared the left center field fence
for a three run homer in the third
inning then started a four run fifth
Belgrave PeeWee boys take 2
Tigers have winning season
. The Belgrave PeeWee boys ball
team squeaked out a narrow victory
on July 19 against Brussels.
The game was played in Bel-
grave, with the home team winning
16 to 15.
Holding a lead of 13 to five after
three innings, the boys were able to
withstand the comeback attempt by
the Brussels team who scored 10
runs in the last two innings.
inning rally for a 7-0 mercy of the
Brussels Bulldogs.
Higgins and Verne Bridge each
hit three for three, while Todd
Uhrig struck out eight Bulldog
batters for the win. Excellent base
running by Gary Pipe allowed
Brian TenPas to cross home plate
with the game ending run.
Sunday night the Tigers scored
five runs in the fourth inning for a
7-3 win over Blyth Soundproof.
Uhrig struck out eight while batting
three for three, and Murray Pipe hit
three for four including a fence
clearing solo home run in the third.
The Belgrave team countered
with three of their own to take the
win.
Runs were scored by: Michael
McBumey, four; Jeremy Campbell,
two; David McBumey, two; Jamie
McCallum, two; Marc Alexander,
two; Robbie McGee, two and one
each by Kevin Campbell and
Michael Sanders.
Their next game was played in
A league meeting was held
Tuesday night to determine the
Tigers playoff opponent or whether
makeup games against Seaforth
Coops Sports and the Seaforth
Bears will have to be played.
The Tigers will be participating
in the annual Brussels Fastball
Tournament this weekend. Their
opening game opponent will be the
Thamesford Thunder Saturday at
4:30 p.m.
Other local teams involved will
be the Brussels Bulldogs, Walton
Brewers, Blyth Soundproof,
Wroxeter Royals and the Wingham
Jrs.
Walton on July 22.
Belgrave took an early lead with
six runs in the first inning and they
never looked back. The team won
12 to two.
Runs were scored by; Jamie
McCallum, two; Kevin Campbell,
two; Jeremy Campbell, two; David
McBumey, two; Victor Buchannan,
two and one by Michael McBurney
and Dean Walker.
A well balanced and skilled
Newton team handily beat Brussels
7-2 on Wednesday, July 21.
The Newton team was able to
keep Brussels hemmed in their own
end and only an aggressive defense
on the part of Brussels led by
Bronwyn Dunbar with Sarah Exel
and Amy McDougall kept the
Newton team from scoring more
frequently. Matthew Snyder had a
busy night in goal.
Exhibition
games split
by Squirts
Blyth Squirt Soccer team has
been having a very busy summer.
On June 28 there was an
exhibition game in Clinton which
they lost.
On July 12, the team travelled to
Holmesville. A number of players
showed very good sportsmanship
volunteering to play for the short-
handed home tea.
On July 19, Blyth hosted an
exhibition game against Clinton.
This game was won 6 - 2.
Steven VanAmersfoort scored
the first goal, then was assisted on
the second by Duane Buffinga.
Steven scored twice more with
assists by Scott McLellan and
Amanda Cook. Amanda took a
penalty shot to score the sixth goal.
Justin Peters was goaltender.
Team members are as follows:
Danny Cullen, John Battye, Joe
Oliver, Dane Corneil, Jesse
Hakkers, Adam Oliver, Tasha
Cook, Korey Machan, Christopher
Sanders, Taylor Hesselwood,
Allison William George, Nicholas
Packer, Kyle McNeil.
On the few occasions when
Brussels was able to get the ball to
the forwards Terry Nichol beat the
Newton defense. He scored both
goals for Brussels. After cutting the
Newton lead to one, Brussels was
unable to hold off the Newton
team, who put in a strong final half
and put the game beyond Brussels'
reach.
Brussels travels to Wallace for
the next game on Wednesday, July
28.
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