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The Ganadian Champion, Fniday, June 29, 2001-21 Stellar pitching and defense leads to wins for midget Sox Play bal A Milton athîste takes part ln softbaîl competition durlng the Halton Publie Sohool Board's yearend Speclal Olymplcs Meet, held recently at Oakvlle's Iroquos Rdge Hlgh Sehool. By STEVE LeBLANC The Champion Milton's midget basebaîl teamn was perfect in the field and nearly equaled that on the mound en route to whitewashing Woodstock 2-0 Monddy night at Maplehurst Balil Park. The Red Sox gave up just two hits and delivered their first error-free contest during the highly enter- taining victomy - which pushed their regular season record to 10-3. Steve Spiers struck out 15 batters over eight innings while fanning a pair in thse final framne was Paul Duif. Each allowed just a sngle bit and enjoyed sharp defense thse entire evening. Botb muns weoe casbed in during tird-inning play, on a two-strike single to right field by Kevin Cooper. Scoring were Andrew Pepper and Evan Jeans - both of whom advanced on a sacrifice fly by Chris Dumencu. The previous atternoon at Brian Best Park, Milton highlighted its season by no-hitting Martingrove and winning 5-I1. Dumencu did the lion's share of pitching - holding visiting batters at bay for seven-and-a-third innings while Cooper came in to put things away. A walk and infield error led to the lone mun against Milton. Jeans threw out four runners attempting to steal sec- ond and another at third to lead a rock-solid tielding campaign. The Red Sox' broke a scoreless stalemate with two runs in the seventh and then strengtbened their bold down the stretch. Milton had 10 bits overail - three of which weoe recorded by Conan O'Brien, who drove in Andrew Kirkland for the winning mun. The back-to-back victories extended die midgets' winning streak to tbree gamnes.MTey begin a two-game road trip in Burlington Monday. 'Senior Sox topple Dundas' Mavericks whitewash Whitby vp U~IJ.,'c î..â.,da..t ka upteam n w5wltto dhmw i cotM ontms Milton's senior baseball teamn flexed its scoring muscles en route to delivening its third win of the season at Brian Best Park Saturday. Striking early and often, the local lads outdistanced Dundas 10-6 - collecting a pair of muns in the bottom of tbe eightb inning to cernent their victory. Stater Boent Kostal was credited witb thse win while leading offensively with tbree bits and three RBI was Ryan Davison. Other standout contributions at the plate came from Nick Aalbers, Dwayne Johnson and Matt McCandless. The following aftemoon at Brian Best, Milton beld tbree separate leada but even- tually fell to Brampton 6-4. The visitors belted tbree bomers on the aftemnoon, including a two-mun sbot in .tbe nintls to put tbemselves over tbe top. Junior call-ups Jef MacLeod and Nate Perront saw some late pitcbing duty wbile runs were posted by Chris Davis, Jef Romanowski, Jef Sommer and Kevin Wilson. The Red Sox began a tbree-game road trip last nigbt in St. Cathsarines. Tonigbt tbey're in Brampton wbile tbe holiday Monday (July 2) sees tbem in Oakville. YesTP7eal Glass Take our Best Shot,1' 6621 3rd Line 6300 (;rci 1 i ne t f flrrv 9 mO O ita winning wys i flere fashon at John Tonelli Sports Centre Monday. Bstalisifig tlseir supeiotty from te opening face-offtise bosts ebounded fron icsir first regu- lar seasois defeatby blanling Whitby 7-0. Jos Anol backstoppod lise team to victory while leading offensively with a pair of go aa two assista was Kaegut Sherriff. Oliser Maverick maticamen included Derek Mewhinney, Noci Coutrouzas Rick Gallinger, Kevin Baby and Deeê Blanchat - who deliv- ered diegame wiuter lateîn the openiitg frame. Nearly 100 enalty nshutes were assesae'ddunug Ihenights crlier at hom, t he local Lads' scor- ing well ran a littie dry down thse sttch- which cou t lsm to fall te 13ora 6-5. Ise Mavenrikascored Just once beyond themiud- way mark of the conta en cotte tolisir fistregu- lar season los. The temporary setback saw the bosts erase fi ve separate leads, inctuding om mnide thse fi"a two-and-a-half midnutes of play, before their evental falling slst Paul Peduila was the only notewortlsy perforeser on ltse night. He collecWe four goaks seWtng a new single-gamie scoesng benchass for lte 4-1-1 Maveicksa. MILTON INTERCHURCH SOFTBALL LEAGUE Standings as of June 13, 2001 Teams Game Wins Losses Ties Pts. 1 South Side '1' 2 South Side '2' 3 New Lite 'B' 4 St. Georges 5 New Lite 'A' 6 HoIy Rosary 7 Milton Bible 8 St. Pauls 9 New Lite Deaf 10 Knox il Boston 12 Grace W%' 7 7 0 O 14 1.000 6 5 1 O 10 0.833 8 6 2 O 12 0.750 8 6 2 0 12 0.750 7 4 2 1 9 0.643 7 4 3 0 8 0.571 7 4 3 0 8 0.571 8 3 5 O 6 0.375 7 2 5 0 4 9 2 7 O 4 0.286 0.222 0.167 0.000 Thank you to Terry Rowley for sponsoring the teague standings Terry Rowley Mechanical mnc.1 HeHeatingCooing and Barbecue Headquarters I VISIT OUR SHOWROOM 925 MAIN ST. E., MILTON, UNIT 3 1> - ý il u Lil IV. 'ivu Li 1 Nol L'om 111