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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance Times, 1995-07-19, Page 7WEDNESDAY, +J11ir19,1995 Colts doable u' Jason Daw and Scott Neil com- bined on a fivehitter Sunday af- ternoon fterttoon as the Wingham Colts downed the Intermediate Steel - hawks. 6-3 in Bluewater• Fastball I;eague play in Belmore. Daw hurled the first eight in- nings with Neil pitching the ninth inning to post the save. They also • gave up three walks while combin- ing for 10 strike outs. Steve Mulvey was tagged with the loss on the mound for the Steelhawks. He allowed nine hits and three walks and had two strike outs in going the distance. Short stop Rob Anderson start- ed the scoring with a solo home run in the third inning. Left fielder Tom McDonald rapped out a run -scoring single in the eighth inning to snap a 2-2 tie. Neil then singled to give the Colts a 4-2 lead. Centre fielder Ryan Deyell singled in the Colts sixth run in the top of the ninth inning. Deyell and McDonald were 2 - for -5 at the plate for the Colts with Anderson getting one hit in three at -bats. Steve. McKague was 1 -for -2 at the plate for the Steelhawks with Sandy Anderson and Kent Cerson each getting one hit in four plate appearances. Chepstow Aces scored a 4-3 de- cision over the Colts last Thursday evening in a game played at Chep- stow. McDonald went the distance on the mound for the Colts, and gave up eight hits and two walks and fanned five. He also led the team at the.plate with two hits in four at -bats. He clubbed a solo home run in the fourth inning to put the Colts ahead 2-1, and then drove in a.run in the eighth inning to put Wing - ham in fropt 3-2. Second- base player Andrew Gibson and right fielder Rob Har- rison were each 1 -for -3. Darryl Wheeler started on the mound for the Aces and lasted Exhibition... Doug Pettaplace was the first of first of three pitchers used by the 'former Wingham BPs in an exhibi- tion game against the the Colts. The Colts won 6-0. four innings before being relieved by Vince Mullin. Pete Spitzig hurled the final inning. They al- lowed seven hits and one walk and combined for 13 strike outs. Third base player Randy Romphf was 2 -for -3 at the plate for Chepstow,' centre fielder Glen Ditner had two hits in four at -bats, and Mullin was 1 -for -1 at the plate. Mullin tripled in the bottom of the eighth and scored the tying run on,Ditner's single. Right fielder Daw drove in the Shaw off to national Andy Shaw set two Canadian y�,l a. .!)reords,last vveeker ket the Onta- .rio Games for the Disabled in St: Catharines. He established a new mark in the 200 metres by slicing a full second off the previous record, in a time of 27.7 seconds. He set another record in the 100 metres with a time of 13.69 sec- onds, Shaw also won the 400 metres. in a time of 1:03.87 minutes, and was second in the long jump. He will be part of Team Ontario when he competes in the Canadian championships in Saint John, New Brunswick, Aug. 11-12. Andy Shaw ...will compete at the Canada Games for the Disabled in New Brunswick next month after winning four medals at the provinvcial competition. Bluewater Fastball League Thursday, July 20 - Lakeshore Heat at Chepstow Aces, 8:45 p.m. Chep- stow. Thursday, July 20 - Intermediate Steelhawks at Palmerston Midgets, 8:45 p.m. Palmerston. Friday, July 21 - Palmerston Midgets at Wingham Colts, 8 p.m. Jose- phine Street ballpark, Wingham. Friday, July 21 - Chepstow Aces at Intermediate Steelhawks, 8:30 p.m. Wroxeter. Friday, July 21 - Belmore Stingers ni^Clifford 4 Aces, 8:45 p.m. Harris - ton.. Sunday, July 23 - Intermediate Steelhawks at Chepstow Aces, 2 p.m. Chepstow. Sunday, July 23 - Belmore Stingers at Wingham Colts, 2 p.m. (double- header), Josephine Street ballpark, Wingham. Monday, July 24 - Chepstow Aces at Lakeshore Heat, 9 p.m. Southamp- ton. Tuesday, July 25 - Intermediate Steelhawks at Clifford 4 Aces, 8:45 p.m. Clifford. Wednesday, July 26 - Lakeshore Heat at Palmerston Midgets, 8:45 p.m. Palmerston. IOWA A I 4 winning run with a single in the top of the 10th inning on July 3; as the Colts edged the Lakeshore Heat 3-2 in league play in South- ampton. Bill Haines and McDonald combined on a four -hitter. Haines started and lasted seven innings before being relieved by McDo- nald, ,:who posted the win. They also gave up five walks and re- corded 11 strike outs. Steve Thede started on the mound for the Heat and lasted sev- en innings before being relieved by Doug Pierce, who was tagged with the defeat. They allowed 11 hits and two walks and combined for eight strike outs. Short stop Jason Goodall and right fielder Daw were each 2 -for - 3 at the plate. Right fielder Harri- son had one hit,• a run scoring sin- gle in the fifth inning, in two at - bats. Daw gave the Colts a 2-0 lead in the sixth inning with an RBI single. Heat hurler Pierce sent the game into extra innings with a run -scoring single in the eighth in- ning to even the score at 2-2. Thede was 1 -for -2 at the plate for the Heat with Pierce getting one hit in four at -bats, and Paul Drope getting a hit in five plate appearances. Stingers compete in Tara tournament The Belmore Stingers competed in the Tara fastball tournament on the weekend, splitting the four games they played. Jeff Fischer clubbed a two -run home run in the Stingers' first game as they downed a Toronto club 7-6 in ektra innings. The Stingers then doubled up - league rivals, Clifford 4 Aces, 4-2. The Stingers then dropped their next two games, 3-1 to Owen Sound and 2-1 to a team from El- mira. In a Bluewater Fastball League game last Monday, the Stingers de- feated the Intermediate Steelhawks 7-2. Chris Eadie was the winning pitcher. 4 Playing at home on June 30, the Colts were handed a 5-4 ,setback by the Chepstow Aces. Third base player J. Bujold knocked in thre winning run with an RBI single in the top of the ninth inning. Catcher Doug Lang evened the game at four with a solo 'home run in the seventh in- ning. Pitcher Daw gave the Colts a three run advantage in the first in- ning, with a two -run home run. Dan Neuman started on the mound for, the Heat and went five innings before being relieved by Darryl Wheeler. They allowed nine hits and three walks and com- bined for eight strike outs. Daw started on the mound for Wingham and lasted six innings before being relieved by Scott Neil. They gave up; nine hits and two walks and had six strike outs. Lang was 2 -for -4 at the plate for the Aces with Bujold and Dan O'Hagen each getting two hits in five at -bats. Centre fielder Deyell, left field- . er McDonald, and Haines each had two hits in four plate appear- ances for the Colts. HORSESHOES Thursday, July 13 'A' Category Jack Arnold and Lome Kuntz took first place honors in the 'A'. category of horseshoes competition at the Wingham Sportsmen Club last Thursday. They have five wins and were +38 in the double round 40 - point event. Jim Nelson and Lynn Hewitt were second with five wins and +30. John Schaus and Hank Carter were third with two wins and +102. Eric Hewitt and Jim Bolton were fourth with zero wins and +114. 'B' Category Wilf Towns and Dan Stacey were first in 'the double round 30 -point game 'B' category with six wins. ' Lyle Fluter and Don Carter were second with three wins and +72. Doug Vanderwoude and Jamie Wep- pler were third with two wins and +87. Ivan Gardner and Terry Anger were fourth withone win and +101. Thursday, July 6 'A' category Paul McKee and Eric Hewitt took top honors in the double round 40- point game 'A' category of horse- shoes play on July 6 at the Wingham Sportsmen Club. They had four wins and +53. Don . Frook and Bernie Bender were second with three wins and +93. Wayne Sachs and Jim Nelson were third with three wins and +63. Harold Carter and John Schaus were fourth with two wins and +75. `B' category Jim Bolton and Lorne Kuntz were first in the double round 40 -point game 'B' category with five wins and +25. Bill McAstocker and Dan Stacey were second with three wins and +103. Lynn Hewitt and Lorne Hamil- ton were third with two wins and +139. Hank Carter and Don Carter were fourth with two wins and +73. 'C' category Dave Golley and George Warner were first in the double round 30 - point game 'C' category with five wins and +17. Bob Gavreluk and Terry Anger were runners-up with four wins and +40. Bob Thompson and Roy De - Groot were third with three wins and +35. Bill Anger and Peter DeGroot were fourth with zero wins and +84. OTICE CORPORATION OF THE TOWNSHIP OF MORRIS The Morris Township Municipal Office will be closed for holidays July 24 28, 1995. HOST FAMILIES NEEDED! 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The 16 -year-old had a first day score of 85 and then improved to an 80 on the second day to finish his first provincial championship tournament with a 165. "I just played terrible," he said. Knight said the course was ex- cellent, and the weather conditions were ideal. He added that the greens were fast: He said that he hit the ball well off the first tee, but ended up playng too conservative which re- sulted with him three -putting the first green. Knight said that he didn't get the feel for long putts until the back nine on day 2. "I was one over par on the back 9, but I still three -putted on occa- sions," said Knight. He said that he was nervous about playing in his first junior championship, which resulted in him missing short putts, on both days he played. Knight said he had hoped to do better than he did. He added that he felt he could play well enough to win, but he just didn't have enough tournament experience. "I hope to do better next year," he said. Knight said he has two more years on the junior golf circuit. He will be working on his short game. "I know I can play as good a anyone else," he said. "I will just have to work on my putting game." VILLAGE IMPORTS ��\\tel gIIINI I \\\\ \\off,017 ./Z; Magnificent, cast aluminum, reproduction of turn -of -the century mpil boxes, hitching posts, garden furniture and outdoor lighting. Outdoor Lighting from ....$89.00 Closed Mondays VILLAGE IMPORTS, Neustadt (4 miles south of Hanover) (519) 799-5793 Correction Notice 1 - 1 • bt4rtxi-1Am IthtianctAZintal 1 In our never ending quest to bring the best, most accurate information 1 possible into your homes, we would encourage you to take a few 'seconds to cut out these changes and add them to your 1995 Wingham I Advance -Times Phone Book. 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