The Citizen, 1998-06-24, Page 9Throwing heat
Lisa Black of the Belgrave PeeWee Girls winds up for the
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Brussels, June 15. The visitors went home victorious.
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The Londesboro Mixed Mite
team took a loss, June 15, when the
Colborne squad topped them 23-10.
In spite of homers from Bradley
Lapp, Josh Nurse and Joel Salver-
da, all in the fourth, Londesboro
could not mount a consistent attack
against the strong hitting Colborne
players.
Sharing pitching duties were
Terry Radford, Derek Dolmage,
Jon Merner, Julian Bolinger,
Anthony Wilts and Nurse.
Londesboro Mites
take a 23-10 loss
-THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 24, 1998. PAGE 9.
It was a very busy week for the
Blyth II Mosquitoes as they met
Lucknow Legion, June 18, then,
combined with Blyth I Mosquitoes
for a Wingham tournament, June
20.
Lucknow Legion held the team
scoreless while putting four past
the Blyth goalies.
Sharing time between the posts
were Jesse Hakkers and Gregg
Bechtel.
With a mixed squad of Blyth I
and II players, the team took on
Wingham in their first game, Satur-
lay morning.
Blyth Mosquitoes in tourney
With the players struggling at the
plate, the Belgrave Mite Boys were
downed by Gowanstown, 17-10,
June 16.
Belgrave Mites down Gowanstown
Off to a three-run lead in the
After ending regulation time in a
0-0 tie, Bechtel and Hakkers scored
in a shoot-out to earn Blyth a 2-1
win.
On the strength of two goals by
Cody Anderson and one from
Bechtel, Blyth took their second
match 3-0.
Assists went to Raymond deBoer
(three), Lee Prescott and J.J. Hub-
bard (two).
Advancing to the final, Blyth met
a tough Exeter squad, who nipped
them 3-1.
Blyth's lone goal was scored off a
corner kick from Bechtel to Mike
first, Belgrave allowed five when
Gowanstown stepped up.
Behind 12-3 after two innings,
Belgrave began to hit in the. third,
led by a grand slam off the bat of
Mark McCracken.
Moore then Prescott.
Matthew Bylsma and Hakkers
shared goalkeeping duties through-
out the tournament.
Blyth placed second overall in
this division.
The mixed team consisted of
Kyle Irving, Lee Prescott, Korey
Machan, Matthew Bylsma, Jesse
Hakkers, Gregg Bechtel, Raymond
deBoer, Mike Moore, J.C, Beacom,
J.J. Hubbard, Brad Bouman, Steven
Van Amersfoort, Cody Anderson
and Sean Laffin. Herb Van Amers-
foort, Nancy Hakkers and Lisa
deGans coached.
Coach Patti Nixon said, "Though
struggling with the bat, the boys are
giving their best. Trev Hopf contin-
ues to show consistency with his
batting and can always earn a cou-
ple RBIs on a hit."
Belgrave PeeWee Girls were
trounced, June 15, by the Brussels
squad when they took to the field at
home.
Brussels got off to a quick start,
pushing the limit of seven runs
home in the first then held Belgrave
scoreless before adding seven more
in the top of the second.
In their fourth contest of the sea-
son, the Walton Squirt Girls took
their record to 1-2-1.
The Squirt Girls met a skilled
Gowanstown team and came up on
the short end of a 22-7 loss.
Gowanstown stepped to the plate
first, pushing seven home, around
two strikeouts from Walton pitcher
Sarah McDonald.
Heather Dietz led-off for Walton,
tapping a single, followed by hits
from Krista Shortreed, McDonald,
Ashley Halley and Melissa Beuer-
man. Mandy Mitchell and Michelle
Cook earned walks. Jennifer Mc-
Clure made it to first on a missed
catch on the third strike.
With a couple outs on the pads
and runners stranded, Walton
earned five runs.
Gowanstown widened their lead
with seven in the second, though
nice outs by the Squirts helped their
cause.
Catcher McDonald snagged a tip
off the bat for the first out and
shortstop Shortreed made a super
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Lichty and Stretton earned the RBI.
Belgrave surged ahead 16-3 after
two and a half with a series of sin-
gles pushing five runs home.
A run by Lindsay to home
stopped more runs from scoring
and a good stop by Megan Miners
at third slowed the play.
Singles from Lindsay, Quesen-
berry, and Keffer set the table for
an RBI from McLean, in the third.
The attack slowed in the fourth
rielgrave broke the shutout in the
bottom of the inning tallying seven.
Brussels could not be stymied,
notching seven more while holding
Belgrave's comeback attempt to
three.
Brussels was victorious, 21-10.
On the mound for Belgrave were
Charlene Bromley, Lisa Black and
Jenni Hopf.
catch, grabbing a hard liner for the
second out.
Walton was quickly set down in
the second with three outs.
Cook made a nice nab off a tap
back to the mound for the first out
in the third though the visitors tal-
lied seven.
Walton earned
and fourth.
Pitcher Cook, first base Jessica
Lubbers and catcher McClure com-
bined for a great double play in the
fourth to hold Gowanstown to one.
A nubber back to the mound was
tagged for a quick toss to first. Lub-
bers finished the second leg of the
play with a throw to home to beat
the runner from third.
Lubbers and McClure collided in
the final out of the inning as both
players went after a fly ball. In
spite of the hit, Lubbers held onto
the ball.
In earlier play, Walton lost to
Ethel 16-14, tied Brussels at 16 and
topped Listowel 24-15.
when Belgrave was nets to only
two runs.
Two outs were made at second.
Brussels bats fired up in the
fourth, tallying five but suffering an
18-9 loss.
Becker began the rebound with a
single, followed by singles from
Lichty, Stretton, Pipe, Lindsay,
Quesenberry, Keffer, McLean and
Marissa Pipe.
RBIs went to Justin Pipe, Lind-
say, Keffer, McLean and Marissa
Pipe.
Walton Squirts come up short
one in the third
Stretton earns the RBI