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24 - The Canadian Champion, Frday, Juiy 4, 2003 *1~ b jg Milton Infleldler Kurt Mitchell tags out an Erindale runner, who fManagd to' break up the double play attsmpt, et Brian Beet Park Saturday. Milton won the game 4. 0 and then adged Dundas 8-7 later in the day. Photo by GRAHAM PAINE .~, --' ,,Sr. Red Sox eam weekend sweep The Senior Red Sox are doing a lot with a 1111e these days. While operatmng with just a haif-dozen pitchers - and a lack of depth at mosi other positions, due to injuries and work comnitments - Milton is enjoying one of its most prosperous Ieague-play stretches in recent memory, having won four of its last five games. Offering hope for a successful second half of the year, George Moore's Red Sox prevailed in three straight outings last weekend to double its season win total. Unfortunately, a short-staffed lineup finally caught up with themin n Erindale Monday evening, when they were ham- mered 13-3. "We don't have a lot of depth or pitch- ing. but really it was just a rotten gaine.' said Moore. "Overail however, things are coming together." That was particularly evident at Brian Best Park Saturday, when the local lads scored straight victories. lant Zettle was largely responsible for wmn number one, as he tossed a coin- plete-garne (seven-innmng) two-hitter to blank Eri ndale 4-0. Leading offensively with two bits apiece were Steve MacDonald and Kurt Mitchell, who alto drove in a pair of runs. Next to faîl was Dundas, whom rookie Taylor Lawton finally vanquisheri 8-7 with a two-out solo borner in thelOtb inning. This capped a -3-for-S perforrn- ance for the young infielder - who thus far has enjoyed a radier smooth transi- tion up froin the junior ranks. Also standing out in the day 's latter victory with three hits each were Ryan Davison and Jef Sommer. Reliever Brent Kostal picked up the win after Dundas erased a three-run lead and threatened to doute the hosts' victo- ry party. From there, the Red Sox punctuated a 3-for-3 weekend by outdistancing Glanbrook Sunday. Josh Campbell - who's become une of the teains work- horses on the mound - delivered five solidi innings of relief work, whilc an early lead and halanced hitting campaign factored heavily into the win. Marauders take beating from Outlaws By MURRAY TOWNSEND Special to The Champion The Milton Marauders were gunned down by the Tri-City Outlaws 49-7 Saturday night in Kitchener. Suftice to say. evcrythtng the Outlawss dîdwsorked for îhemn sshiith isn*t tosuet thev sserc ILICky hy any means. Thev \acre smioking ,rtght froin the start. and \ cll afier thc\ sliould has c heccn. [hcit pasig 'sas close to perfection and i thv cet unt ictîtres lrom ithct spccial tearns. B% contrast. s crx lifflc a cnt rtght t (r M\ton. Rohan GaIlless .t allepedtor 11a 7 adiire rm thichack- tc](] .îad Ran \IcG ilconncted %a oh \Nathatn Smith eor thc]r 0nil\ý tîeuL h]Iea\\non a-ardstîkc Apart treitiduit. Stcefan Lindcr o as his, dcpuctdhlc elti n thc puiîngaid kickin(- dcpartrncitnîatd tislasa pcrlccî noth --sscatihcr atsc e I foothall. llice nîr ((tcr _,oo00(1 %% aas that \llîen ssas ertîs enistsercdi 4-7 n thcsecoend hall, but that aIse rncant thc\,ss ctc enIscorcd _5-01(i1 thc lîrst hall'. \Most (otthce\tarauders lîntpcd ouitel thc drcsîtte reron altcr lic nine. hurt in somec apacity. Dirty tactics ky thc Outlawss? Ask offensîse lîneman. Craig (the Butchcr> Laeîok. \vho had bis nose broken ahen a isi came ihrough bis lacemask. Ask tighr end. Dan Johnson, who suffered a concussion sshen an Outlaw kcpt hangîîîg bis hcad after the play oas oser. Ask the Outlaws and they may have a different story. but it %as obvîous they were inient on putting it to Milton, no matter what the score. In the fourih quarter. they ssere bliîzing and passing, and on one occasion. up hy five touchdowns. went for it on fourth down so they could go up by six iouchdowns. Worse than aIl of that. with five seconds remaining. and Tri- City advancing îoward the Milton goal-line. they called a tîme- out instead of leîting the game end. This is unheard of. to the point of being incredible. They were going to psy for it. too, as the Marauders staeked the line of scrimmage. Perhaps realizing a future in football was at risk, the Tri-City quarterbaek wisely took a knee and let the dlock run out. Coach Barry Emo was outraged afier the game. "The sun doesn't shine on the same dog twice. Tbey didn'î show a lot ut class. t wouldn't do ihat - try to embarrass a team.- As for the play of the Outlaws: "We werenît going to lower ourselses Io their level. with aIl the cheap shots. A lot of guys played hurt. we don't have a lot of depth.- The Marauders face Mega-City on the road iomorrow night. 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