The Citizen, 1991-08-28, Page 14PAGE 14. THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 28, 1991.
People visit area
Belgrave beats Belli tore 27-22
Miss Rcta Maihcr of Woodstock
spent a few days last week with
Harold and Edith Vincent.
Murray and Joyce Vincent, Dean,
Jayne and Vaughn returned Friday
from a trip to the Maritimes. While
in New Brunswick they visited
with Donald and Carol Vincent and
family of Prosser Brook.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Archibald
of Seaforth and Bill and Marlene
Archibald of Burlington visited on
Friday afternoon with Harold and
Edith Vincent.
Mr. and Mrs. Gamer Nicholson
visited recently with Mr. and Mrs.
Ron Nicholson who were vacation
ing al their cottage at Lion's Head.
Mr. and Mrs. Gamer Nicholson
visited with Dr. and Mrs. Ray
Nicholson of Elmira and later visit
ed at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Glyn Wide and family of Hamilton.
Summer holiday guests at the
Clarence Yuill home, Belgrave
were Linda Litchcnbcrgcr, St.
Thomas and her daughters Pamela
and Abby and David Elliott of
Arkona.
Weekend visitors included Bruce
and Lenor Elliott, Arkona and their
family Jennie, Heather and David
as well as Gordon and Louise
Elliott and baby Kaylee of Tavis
tock.
Clarence Stokes, Wingham and
Carman and Wilma Nixon of Lon
don also visited al the same home.
Quite a number of Edgar and
Bowman relatives from Edmonton,
London, Tavistock, Aylmer, Barrie,
Brigdcn, Cambridge, Lucknow,
Bly th. Wingham and Belgrave
attended the 40th wedding anniver
sary in honour of Mail and Mary
Edgar of Petrolia which was held
Saturday, August 25 in the
Wyoming Agricultural Fair Build
ing.
Kinsmen
calendar
winners
Kinsmen Calendar draw winners
were: Aug. 18, Neil Renwick,
Wingham, $50; Aug. 19, Simmons
and Smith, Thornhill, $50; Aug. 20,
Kate Kuehl, Wingham, $50; Aug.
21, Ken Brandon, RR 3, Bayfield,
$50; Aug. 22, Kenton Frey, RR 1,
St. Clements, $50; Aug. 23, Bonnie
Ross, RR 1, Bluevale, $50; Aug.
24, Pat and Tom Bannon, St.
Marys, $100.
continued from page 13
In the first game, Belgrave out-
slugged Belmore 27-22. Belgrave
scored the five runs that would
eventually make the difference in
the first inning. After holding Bel
more scoreless in the top of the
inning, Belgrave road the home
runs of Jason Fear, Derek Marks
and Justin Campbell to a five run
inning. Also scoring were Craig
Marks and Laura Meier.
Belmore scored five in the sec
ond but Belgrave went one better as
Cole Vincent, Jim Wray, Travis
Campbell, Mathew Bromley, Adam
McBurney and Jeremy Leishman
scored.
Belgrave outscored Belmore 8-5
in the third inning. Justin Campbell
hit his second home run of the
inning and Craig Marks, Laura
Meier, Dan Mullen, Heather Black,
Devon Moffatt, Peggy Procter and
Cole Vincent also scored.
Belmore drew close when it
scored six runs in the four': then
held Belgrave scoreless in the bot
tom of the inning. Belmore then
took a 22-19 lead with six more
runs in the lop of the fifth. But Bel
grave avoided its first loss of the
season by belling four homeruns
and scoring eight limes in the bot
tom of the inning. Jason Fear, Craig
Marks, Devon Moffatt and Peggy
Procter all hit home runs. Also
scoring were Derek Marks, Justin
Campbell, Dan Mullen and Heather
Black.
In the final game, Derek Marks
and Craig Marks got the Ken
Marks' team off to a quick start in
the first inning. Travis Hopper
scored for the Hopper team.
Justin Campbell hit a home run
and Adam McBurney, Mathew
Bromley, Heather Black, Devon
Moffat, Dan Mullen and Jason Fear
scored for the Marks' team in the
top of the second. The Hopper team
was held scoreless.
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‘gty Procter and Adam McBur-
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Marks' team to six more runs in the
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The Hopper team came back with
fo ir runs in the bottom of the
inning. Scoring were Holly Pfeif
fer, Travis Hopper, Curtis Knight,
and Courtney McGee.
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