The Citizen, 1994-07-20, Page 10First baseman Pete Exel of the Brussels Tigers captures the ball just in time to earn an out as
the Blyth player crosses the bag. The Tigers and Blyth Decorating played to a 3-3 tie.
Tigers game, homerun derby
Bulldogs mount comeback
Mike Bromley, Don Bogie, Ron
Strome and Doug Conley all hit
home runs as the Brussels Tigers
and Blyth Decor played to a 3-3 tie
Friday night in Brussels.Blyth holds an 8-3-2 won-loss-tie
A top 5 winner
Siebolt Siertsema presented Gerry Rijkhoff (left) of RR3
Walton, with a plaque for fourth place in the composite
BCA standings with 213.7, at the Holstein Twilight meeting
at the farm of Fred and Linda Meier, on July 15.w=The news from
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Local visits museum
Mike Grobbink from Walton
attended a 4-H field trip to Milton
where 28 of the members visited
the Agricultural Museum. Mike
belongs to the 4-H machinery club
and he said that he liked looking al
the old antique tractors the best.
Anyone wanting to know more
about the school system in Huron
County is welcome to attend an
open WI meeting on July 20 at 8.
Graeme Craig who is school board
chairman for the county will be the
guest speaker. There will be a
chance to ask questions or voice
your opinion and everyone is
invited to the lunch following the
discussion.
Doug Conley pitched the tie for
Brussels while Bruce Bromley and
Warren Moore shared the duties for
Blyth.
The Tigers stand at 7-4-1 while
Jim and Ruth Axtmann have had
Jim's cousin from Durmersheim,
Germany visiting for a few days.
Maria and Hans Jeschke are touring
beautiful Southern Ontario.
Randy and Patty Banks had
friends from MacGregor, Manitoba
visit with them. Jim and Lucille
Cox had never seen much of
Ontario and they certainly loved
what they saw. Jim was amazed at
all the wheat fields he saw. He was
under the impression that there
wasn't that much wheat grown in
Ontario.
Craig Gillis, who loves horses,
enjoyed himself for a week at the
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record.
Brussels travels to Lieury
Wednesday night then returns
home to meet Walton Sunday at
7:30.
Past minister
attends Duff’s
Malinda Johnston and Teresa
Baan were greeters at Duffs United
on July 17. Rev. Banks welcomed
everyone and many were pleased to
see former minister Bonnie and her
husband Oz Arnal worshipping
with them.
Geoffrey Banks lit the Christ
candle and he and Patty Banks also
participated in the scripture
reading. Rev. Banks' sermon was
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After a slow start and giving up
six runs in the first inning, the
Brussels Bulldogs came back to
beat the Belgrave Blue Devils 10 to
9 iri the Huron County Fastball
League.
Dave Smith picked up the win,
allowing only three hits in five
innings. Smith and Greg Mulvey
went three for four at the plate with
Lawn bowlers compete
Competition was keen as
members of the Brussels Lawn
Bowling Club competed for the
Gibson trophy at the greens
Monday, July 11.
Winners were: Trophy, Jim
Coultes and Doris Michie with
three wins and 37; second, Ken
McDonald and Jean Bewley with
two wins and 33; third, Laura
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Greg hitting a single shot home run
in the sixth inning.
The win picks up the Bulldogs'
record, after a disappointing week
to eight wins and four losses.
Wednesday night the Bulldogs lost
to Clinton Selects 5 to 1. Andrew
McCutcheon got the only run on a
single shot home run.
On Monday night the loss went
to Blyth Decorating, 5 to 3.
Johnston and Isobel Gibson with
two wins and 29 points; fourth,
Gerald Gibson and Ida Evans with
two wins and 32; fifth, Les Douglas
and Leslie Knight with two wins
and 22; consolation, Louise
Bosman and Yvonne Knight.
A pot luck dinner was enjoyed
between the first and second
games.
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