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The Citizen, 1996-09-25, Page 12PAGE 12. THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 1996 ports Tigers take title They won Hu[lett Mite Girls were winners in the year-end tournament in Varna coming home with silver medallions as A runner-up. Back row, from left: Coach Doug Dolmage, KellyAnn Vandendool, Dawn Dolmage, Amanda Haak, Laurie Vandendool, Cara Armstrong, Jessica Wheeler, Lisa Carter and Assistant Coach Bert Vandendool. Front: Lauren Lecomte, Rebekah Bylsma, Mellissa Delyea, Charlotte Worsell, Cindy Reinick, Jannyne Salverda, Mary Jane Horbanuik, Tony Drost. Congratulations. We Offer... • Vacation stays for as long as you like. • Convalescent Care • Independent Living in a home-like atmosphere. Rooms Starting At: For more information or to discuss your individual needs, Call Cindy DeGroof - Retirement Home Director. The Brussels Tigers edged the Lieury Jets 3-2 Friday night to win the 1996 Huron County Fastball League championship. The title is the second in a row for the Tigers, who went unde- feated (23-0-1) against league opponents this season. Brussels opened the second inning with four consecutive hits for a 3-0 lead. Lieury replied with two in the fifth, and had the tying run at third base in their last at bat before a strikeout ended the game. Murray Pipe batted two for three, scoring the championship winning run, while Todd Uhrig pitched a four hit, 14 strikeout game for the win. The Tigers had opened the series with a 14-2 home field victory. Trailing 2-0 the Brussels Bats came alive in the third scoring seven runs. They added four more in the fourth and three in the sixth before the game was called. Doug Conley batted three for four with a homerun and four RBIs while Ron Strome, Uhrig, and Tim Fritz each were two for three. Uhrig took the win striking out 13 while allowing five hits. The Tigers currently trail Harriston 2-1 in their best of five WOAA Grand Championship final. Game four was last night in Harriston with game five scheduled for Friday night at 8 p.m. in Brussels. B Champs The Londesboro Tyke team ended up the 1996 season on a high. The team captured the B title at the year-end tournament in Clinton. Back row, from left: Assistant Coach Traci Radford, Coach Doug Dolmage, Assistant Coach Louis Greidanus. Middle: Lindsay Gibson, Terry Radford, Samantha McVittie, Jacki Reinick, Anthony Wilts, Katherine Greidanus, Jonathan Merner. Front: Derek Dolmage, Meghan Wheeler, Captain Michael Kloss, Michelle Hoftyzer, Eric Radford. Absent: Joshua Nurse, Nicholas Salverda, Nathan Salverda and Craig Salverda. Congratulations. Brussels Squirts win 'Fri-County It was the perfect way to end the baseball season when the Brussels Squirt Girls came out on top in the Tri-county Championships, Sept. 12. The squad traveled to Belmore, Sept. 4 for the first game of the series. The home team was over- powered as the Brussels Girls took home a 12-4 win. Brussels got on the board first, scoring two in the second, though Belmore tied the game in the bot- tom of the inning. The girls started to stretch the lead in the next at bat when they notched four and held Belmore to one. With three in the fourth, Brussels took a 9-4 lead into the final frame. Scoring three more and holding their opponent off the board, they took the victory. Lesley Pepper had 15 strikeouts while three batters left their mark. Brooke Wheeler went three for four Golfers win spot on Madill team Congratulations to Jeremy Campbell and Tom Pfeiffer for making the F.E. Madill Secondary School golf team. They will compete in the Huron County Championship in Goderich at the Sunset Golf Club along with Danny Cline and Adam La Chance. The WOSSA Championship will be played on Thursday, Sept. 26 at the Listowel Golf Club. The Madill team was selected on Thursday, Sept. 12 after a nine-role tournament at the Wingham Golf Course. Along with the members making up the team Chris Cameron is the alternative with the coach of the team being Doug Neil. with two doubles and a triple. Nicole Mastnak was perfect at two for two, hitting a triple, a single and taking two walks. Brittany Kelling- ton chipped in two doubles. The second game of the contest was much closer, forcing good defense and excellent pitching to hold the line on Belmore. Pepper was strong with 18 strike- outs. Wheeler contributed a triple and a walk while Courtney Sallows knocked a double. The three runs scored in the fourth were all Brussels needed as Belmore only managed two. The victory gave the team the Tri-County championship. In WOAA play, at the end of August, the Squirts took on Chep- stow in three matches, being defeated in each contest. Chepstow took the first game 4-0 in Brussels, the second match, in Chepstow went nine innings for the 3-2 win and once again defeated Brussels at home, 7-3, in the third confrontation. It was an excellent ball series, with great pitching and fielding by both teams. The girls showed dedication to the game, making their parents and coaches proud. With Osteoporosis a fractured hip could be a life sentence. ••••:.• e Osteoporosis : Society • • of Canada Call 1-800-463-6842 for more information. THE WINGHAM AND DISTRICT COMMUNITY LIVING ASSOCIATION (WDCLA) held the first Early Bird Draw September 20, 1996 for the Annual Lottery Dinner and Dance to be held November 16 in Brussels. Winners of the $500 prize were Jessie and Harold Kerr of Wingham. The draw was made by Theresa Van Lammeren at the Administrative Office located at the Jack Reavie Centre, 153 John Street, Wingham. The next Early Bird Draw, will take place at 12:00 noon on October 18. The remaining twenty prizes (ten draws for $100 and ten draws for $1,000) will take place at the Lottery Dinner and Dance on Saturday, November 16. The event will be held at the Brussels, Morris-Grey Community Centre in Brussels. A limited number of tickets are still available through the WDCLA office, 153 John St., Wingham, 357-3562. Based on the choices and desires of the people we support, WDCLA staff provide the necessary resources, training and supports to enable people to become involved in their community. In this, the eighteenth year of the Lottery Dinner and Dance, the money raised from the event is even more important in helping us to achieve our goal. We would like to thank those of you who have supported our agency through the purchase of a Dinner and Dance ticket, or in any other way. We would also like to invite others to talk to us about the services we provide and to become involved in some way. Please call 357-3562 for further information.