The Citizen, 1994-08-31, Page 11Belgrave earns 1 win
in midget tournament
The Tara Midget Boys won the
Ontario Amateur Softball Associa
tion Provincial Championships,
after an exciting weekend of ball in
Belgrave and Bluevale this past
Saturday and Sunday.
Tara claimed its first win at 9
a.m. against Wroxeter with a 6-0
victory. This moved them on the
play Goderich, who had defeated
Hagersville in a tight 3-2 race,
which was played at 9 in Bluevale.
Opening ceremonies began at 11.
Taking part Morris Reeve Doug
Fraser, Doug Schultz, representing
East Wawanosh Twp., Belgrave
and District Kinsmen President
Paul Moffatt and the OASA Con
venor Ted O'Hara.
Doug Gamiss, the Huron County
Board of Education trustee for
Morris delivered a memorial tribute
to Kevin Rintoul, who was killed
this summer. Kevin had been
involved in minor sports in Bel
grave during his lifetime.
Also present for the opening cer
emonies was the tournament com
mittee comprised of groundsperson
Ken Hopper, advertising and pro
motion Niel Edgar, chairperson
Larry Robinson and co-chair and
MC Lloyd Michie.
The next games were at noon,
when Amherstburg was mercied
12-0 by St. Clements and the home
team of Belgrave came away victo
rious after 10 innings against Smith
Falls. The final score was 3-2.
At 2 Wroxeter got a second
chance, defeating Hagersville 6-4.
Smith Falls got a win defeating
Amherstburg by 8-2.
At 4 p.m. Belgrave was put out
by St. Clements 8-5 and Tara
moved on after defeating Goderich
4-2.
In the next round at 6 p.m. Wrox
eter put out Goderich defeating
them 13-7, then in a rematch with
Smith Falls, Belgrave was eliminat
ed after losing 4-2.
Sunday morning was the first go
round between Tara and St.
Clements who would be battling
for the title. Tara disappointed St.
Clements with a 5-1 victory.
Wroxeter and Smith Falls were .
the next contenders with Wroxeter
coming out way ahead in a final
score of 13-3. This pitted them
against St. Clements, who defeated
them to again face Tara in the
semi-final. This time St. Clements
came out ahead 5-4, but as this was
a double knock out tournament
they had to play again.
Tara won with a 4-0 shutout to
claim the provincial championship.
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Nice try
The Belgrave Midget catcher Peter Gusso was out on the tag by the Smith Falls second
baseman, Steve Streight, but the home team went on to win the game in the 10th by a score
of 3-2. The game was part of the 1994 Midget 'C' OASA Provincial Championships held in
Belgrave this past weekend. The trophy went to Tara.
Belgrave Squirts lose 17-12
Continued from page 10
Hopf took turns behind the plate.
Seaforth won the B champi
onship.
An exhibition game was played
Aug. 24 in Blyth. It was a hard hit
ting game with both teams scoring
high.
Contributing to the Belgrave
onslaught was Justin Campbell,
four, Craig Marks, three, Tim
Robinson, three, Kevin Hopf, three
including a second inning homerun,
Rick Buchannan, Kirk Cook,
Myron Hussey and Tom Mullin.
Blyth scored 12 runs, losing by
five.
Close to one-third oT young cou
ples 25 years of age and under are
living in a common-law relation
ship.
Roger Sauv6
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Stallions capture A title
Wayne Pegeles' "Stallions" took
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The Stallions outscored their
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Higgys Devils, who gave up only
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Bulls hit ice
Continued from page 10
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