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Meadowvale Resort & Conference Centre CALL NOW AND BE SURE TO ASK FOR OUR FAMILY FUN DISCOUNT TICKET RATES (905) 821-1981 Rates are in Canadian funds and are based on single or double occupancy. Rate available for arrivals between May 19 Sep.4, 1995. Guestroom taxes not included. A limited number of rooms available for this promotion and are sold on a first come. first serve basis. Dates subject to availability. Not applicable to groups. Advance reservations required Meal Deals apply to kids 12 or under. Can not be combined with any other offer. PAGE 8. THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 16, 1995. ports Tigers, Bulldogs tie In there running Wayne Lowe, left, presents, the B runner up trophy to Hugh Nichol, right and Doug McArter, the manager and coach of the Brussels Tigers. They were edged by the Camlachie Rebels in the 24th annual Brussels (Men's Fastball tournament held on the August long weekend. Rebels nip Tigers The Brussels Tigers returned to the finals of the Brussels Fastball Tournament for the first time since 1984 but were unable to join the 1973 Rockets as champions losing 2-1 to the Camlachie Rebels. The Rebels broke a 1-1 tie with a fifth inning two out opposite field triple for the winning run. Camlachie had opened the scoring in the second but the Tigers fought back to tie in the third. Brett Clarkson went the opposite way with a single, stole second, then scored on a Doug Shaw infield single. The Tigers opened the tournament with a 4-2 loss to the Shakespeare Sox. The Sox broke a 1-1 tie with two runs in the fifth and added an insurance run in the seventh. Game two saw the Tigers come from behind for a 9-4 win over Walton. The Brewers opened with four runs in their first at bat. Brussels replied with six in the third, then added three more in the fourth on a Tim Fritz home run. Sunday morning the Tigers advanced to the consolation final with an 8-0 mercy of the London PeeWees win Tri-Cty opener With the pitching team of Katie Harrison and Krissy Dilworth, the Brussels PeeWee girls turned around an early setback in their first tri-county playoff game, to overtake visiting Monkton on Aug. 13. Though Harrison was hit up for five runs in the first, the squad brought Brussels to within three before the inning was out. The good arm of Dilworth gave the girls an opportunity to take the lead in the second when they scored four runs off the bats of Crystal Semple and Dilworth, who both hit homers. The team took a 6-6 tie to the bottom of the fourth, when they tal- lied another four to take the lead for good. Monkton rallied for one, but ended the game with a 10-7 deficit. The Brussels Tigers and Bulldogs are tied at one win apiece in their Huron County fastball playoff series with the deciding game scheduled for Friday at 8 p.m. The Dogs opened the series with a 3-2 rain shortened win Friday night. Mike Watson singled home Greg Mulvey for the winning run in the fifth inning, minutes before a downpour officially ended the game. Andrew McCutcheon allowed five base runners through five innings while Mulvey batted three for three. In the second of their best of three WOAA series, the Belgrave Bantam Boys took on the visiting Varna squad, going down to a crashing defeat. After taking the first game by a score of 12-11, Belgrave couldn't keep up with the hard hitting oppo- nents. Varna was held hitless in the first, allowing the hometeam to take a five run lead off the bats of Adam Garniss, Dean Walker, Luke Lockridge, Rob Burkholder and Marc Alexander. Mike Barfoot contributed with two RBIs. The defense fell when Varna strode to the plate in the top of the second as 11 runs scored. Unable to mount an attack, Bel- Doug Shaw hit two for two for the Tigers with Todd Uhrig taking the loss despite striking out eight. Game two saw the Tigers score seven times in their first two at bats enroute to an 8-3 win. Steve Fritz and Uhrig each batted three for four with Todd enjoying a two-run homer five RB game. For the Dogs, Brad Beuerman, Dean Rutledge and Brian McArter all hit two for three. Doug Conley pitched the win with relief by Uhrig while McCutcheon and Dave Smith shared the duties for the Bulldogs. grave was held to only three runs through the fourth. Crossing the plate were Lock- ridge, Burkholder and Jamie Continued on page 15 HURON COUNTY FASTBALL FINAL STANDINGS NORTH: Tigers 14-4-1 29 pts. Walton 10-9-1 21 pts. Belgrave 10-6-1 21 pts. Monkton 9-8-2 20 pts. Blyth 6-10-2 14 pts. Bulldogs 3-12-5 11 pts. SOUTH: Franstown 11-4-3 25 pts. Lieury Jets 11-5-1 23 pts. Lieury Red Sox 8-9-3 19 pts. Seaforth Coops 7-10-2 10 pts. Zurich 4-12-2 10 pts. Perrie earns bronze at nationals With hopes of placing in the top five at the Canadian Junior Track and Field Championships in Abbotsford, B.C., Lori Perrie of RR3 Brussels, met and far sur- passed her goal. With a final throw in the discus of 44.86 metres, 3.82 metres greater than her personal best, Lori triumphed with a third place finish. Her impressive results came as a surprise to her because her coach, John Allen of the London-Western Track and Field Club, had been unable to attend the meet with her. Her bronze-medal throw was not a one-time occurrence; Lori threw 43 metres in the qualifying round. Lori also placed above her national ranking, with a personal best in the shot put competition, finishing with a seventh. She tossed 11.41 metres com- pared to her usual throws in the high 10s. Though only the top two finish- ers are invited to compete for Cana- da at international events, a conflict of schedules for the second place finisher may allow Lori to partici- pate in the Canada-U.S. dual meet in Miami. Microman.. The tfitunate Computer Store Full selection of computers, accessories and stationery supplies. We are an authorized IBM, AST, CANNON, COMPAQ and H.P. dealer Sega & Nintendo 135 Wallace Ave., N. USTOWEL (519) 291-9633 Fax 291-9634 Gators. The Tigers opened quickly scoring three in the first, one in the second, and two more in the third. Steve Fritz led the attack with two home runs while Todd Uhrig hit a monstrous shot into the left centre field upper deck. The Mitchell Mets, champions in 1993 and finalists in 1994 edged the Belmore Stingers 4-2 for the 1995 championship title. Belgrave takes loss