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Home My WebLink AboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1989-09-05, Page 21Page 49a - The %ugh= /Waage -Times, Se . 5,1989 " ^ '44,40,1,4,0,4,....1.444,44....4.44.4,asi,4., • - • 11,!•••:•1? . • • At • •t. , T.; Mrs. Hazel Letteau is retiring after 40 years in the Bridal Business, and is selling her stock of dresses at great reductions, Mother of the Bride Dresses The best of imported gowns LETTEAU'S BRIDAL FASHIONS Teeswater 392-6821 33g to 50 off Hundreds Hundreds of gowns to choose from. THE BELGRAVE M1TE BOYS', recently won the WI -County North `13' championship. Eight teams competed at a tournament late last month at Belgrave. Members and coaches of the Belgrave team are: back, Karen McCallum, John Campbell; centre, Michael Marks, Tim Embling, Jason Curtis, David Piluke, Adam Garniss; front, Jason Howitt, Tustin Howitt, Jamie McCalltirri, Kevin Campbell and Jeremy Campbell. Absent from the photograph are Michael and David McBurney. 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Other teams inycilved were ' ' MOM)* ,Port Perit. Kemptville, Napati.', Gedericla, Harriston and New Hamburg. The Wgham boys lost their first game to Harriston, but then rebounded with wins over Port Perry4itcl Kemptville before being defeated by Goderich in the quarter finals. ' Harriston 10, Wingham 1 Wingham came up against a strong, 'well-balanced Harriston club in game one.. Todd Norman • ,..hurled a two -hitter for Harriston. • Wingham's. Travis Baier stroked a lead-off double in the second inning,. but Norman struck out the side to leave Baier stranded. Wing - ham's other hit was a single by Shawn Fair in the fifth inning,. which scored Craig Baynton ,r,4 ,..hadovlikediui roord.to secprO Harriitol .01i4,4*§Pecrb ,,J:4: .' •% . '- • . , . 4.• ' • n eeWthe game open, wit1ii**OP''111 the tht! 0104 on. tho;,:i*tigth of Oie.e,,.10*,h14,pitc1 twirii4ralicg:Theji added aribther run in the fourth on a doui:ple, a single • and an error. They wrapped up their scoring in the sixth on two sin- gles and a, homerun by Joel Martin. • Norman struck out 11 and Walked six in earning the win. Joe) Pegg took the loss for. Wing- • ham, giVing, up 11 hits and six walks, while striking -out 10. , • Wingham 7, Port Perry 6 In their second game, the Squirts' first four batters crossed the plate courtesy of a grand slain homerun by Jeremy Creeden after Fair and Pegg had walked and Josh Johnston had reached base on an error. Port Perry picked up a run of its own in the first without the benefit of a base hit. Two walks, a fielder's choice and an error led to the run. Port Perry took the lead in the fifth inning, scoring four times, again without a base hit as they drew five walks and capitalized on two errors. They made it 6-4 in the fifth on a triple and a single. Neil Mowbray 'got one run back for Wingham as he cranked a solo homerun. Whighain won. it in the seventh with two runs. Pegg sin- gled and was replaced_ by pinch - runner Evan Poll, whoscored on Travis Baier's .double to left field. Trevor Machan.010.0;ptinclied a sin-; , gle to move Baier to third*. Mbwbray won:it %Atka hard sin- gle through the 14, Ade.„2.• Mark Gibson hurled' four and trArorthirds innings, giving pp five runs' whileliekling orily4wo hits. He walked six and there were three costly errors committed. He struck out four. Pegg finished the game, giving wupalkosn.fewrhuilne sotrikiin twago,phmi4woon.ci two Wingham 7, Kainittvllle 5 , Wingham outhit Kemptville 14-6 and yet had to settle for an9ther tense victory. Kemptyille, jumped into a 2-0 lead in the second' ;inning ' on two walks, two stolen bases and \ a double. Wingham rebounded .to tie the game in the third as Fair rattled a solo homerun. Johnston then sin- gled, but was forced out at second as Pegg hit into a fielder's Choice. , ,fipier rapped e doeble, ,tp Fish in iikk.Fgg• ., ---_.2-11• 04 part Of th I ital. h ict a 4 ..., 1,cerrwtitine •rt.9 9r in stilihWeglilififteisaot:iniCaangtrib:diel ei 49. C lb yk 1 'cl the •l 7 de g. .61 i game b la ned. i na ground -out by Creeden. Winghanvfinally took the lead in' the sixth inning, pushing across four runs compliments of consecu- tive singles by Johnston, Pegg and Creeden, another double by Baier and singles by Machan and Gibson. However, Kemptville didn't give up, sowing two runs in the bottom of the seventh and had the tying run at the plate before they were finally retired. Pegg went the distance for the win, allowing seven hits, walking three and striking out seven. Johnston turned a nice double play in the sixth and Baier made a nice over -the -shoulder catch in the seventh to ease the Pressure. Goderich 8, Wingham4 Wingham came up against its Tri - County league rivals in game four. Goderich loaded the bases With one out in the second and tbenicored all three on a fielding error. r. There was no more scoring until the seventh when Coderich again capitalized on a fielding errpr to score five unearned runs, including • a three -run honter. %/Ingham battled back in the bot- tom of 'the seventh as Creeden ripped a solo homerun and Baier then singled. Mowbray followed with a triple and Macbari had a bunt single, followed by another single by Chris Alexander. •"i Alexander moved to second on a passed ball and scored Win'gham's final run when Fair lined a. single up the middle. Wingham's rally died there and Goderich moved on to play Harriston in the semi-final. Jeff Volland earned the win, giv- ing up eight hits, striking out four and he did not issue a walk. Pegg took the loss going the dis- tance. 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