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I i PAGE B2THE CANADIAN STATESMAN, SEPTEMBER 11,2002 www.durhamregion.com Kendal Royals win Ontario title Ask Your Physiotherapist CHATHAM - Brendan Davidson tossed six innings of one-hit relief and swatted a three-run double as the Kendal Royals rallied to beat Port Dover 11-4 to win the Ontario Baseball Association Midget B championship over the Labour Day weekend. Kendal overcame a 3-0 deficit to win the title, courtesy courtesy of a seven-run fifth inning, inning, highlighted by Chet Martin's homer and Davidson's Davidson's bases-loaded double. Steve Schuur also had a key single in the seventh for the Royals. Kendal beat Chatham 9-1 in the semifinals to reach the championship. Ryan Davis got the pitching pitching win, with Kyle Searle swatting a pair of homers, to finish with five RBI. Martip also blasted a two-run homer. The game also featured a triple play by Kendal, as Davis corralled a conie- backer to the mound, threw it to second for a force and Searle then relayed to first to get the batter. First baseman Bill Pritchard then fired it home to Ryan Clarke, who tagged the runner trying to score. Kendal opened the playdowns with a 5-1 win over Georgina. Maynard Legacy got the pitching win with relief help from Martin. Clarke had five hits for the Royals. Royals. Kendal then fell 14-9 to Port Dover in its second outing. Davis homered for Kendal. In their third game, the Royals got shutout pitching from Jay Hamilton in a 9-0 win over Woodstock. Searle had a homer, triple and single for Kendal. The Royals then turned back previously previously unbeaten Chatham 8-5, with Hamilton and Legacy sharing pitching duties. That victory left Kendal, Chatham and Port Dover with a loss each. Port Dover drew the bye, forcing Kendal to face Chatham in the semifinal, with the Royals prevailing 9-1. Other team members arc Michael Knapp, Bill Pritchard, Lee Allin, Bryan Bickell, Jeff Slemon and Craig Black- lock. Ron Davis, Harvey Hamilton and Dwight Searle coach the team. Can goalies take Gens to the top? Hockey teams tend to go only so far as their goal- tenders take them. So, the question in Os- hawa, where expectations are growing higher as the Ontario Ontario Hockey League regular season approaches, is: Can the Generals win a championship championship with two 18-year-old netminders? While coach and general manager George Burnett hasn't identified winning an OHL championship as a specific specific goal this season, it's not so far-fetched a prospect should he receive top-notch goaltending from either or both of Chris Beckford-Tseu and Kevin Druce. "Right now, I think it's an excellent situation, very healthy competition where each is pushing and challenging challenging the other," says Burnett, Burnett, admitting, on The other hand, he doesn't like having two goalies the same age. "Both want the bulk of the games... Ideally, you'd like them both to be No. I guys." Druce posted decent numbers (3.47 GAA) and showed flashes of brilliance in 28 appearances of his rookie season a year ago. But it was Beckford-Tseu who really opened eyes when he was called up from the Oshawa Legionaires late in the season and shone in a five-game playoff defeat to the potent Belleville Bulls. Bulls head coach Jim Hulton, while saying he wasn't wasn't completely caught off guard by the stubborn Generals Generals in the playoffs, admitted Brian McNair Staff Writer bmcnair@durltantregion.com he was surprised by the tremendous play of Beckford-Tseu. Beckford-Tseu. "I think' the only question mark (this season) might be goaltending, but if Beckford- Tseu can duplicate what he did in the playoffs, then they'll be fine," says Hulton. "I think they're going to score a lot of goals." Indeed, with Jamie Johnson Johnson returning from a 78- point season for an overage year, Brandon Nolan seemingly seemingly ready for a breakthrough breakthrough campaign, Ben Eager boosted by being taken in the first round of the National Hockey League draft and Nathan Horton perhaps perhaps the best prospect in the league, the Generals should improve on offence. On defence, Oshawa now has two NHL draftees in Paul Ranger and Chris Petrow and three other proven OHLers in Tyler Cook, Mike Sellan and Dustin Van Ballegooie to go along with offensive-minded rookies John Neal and Kyle Raftis. "I think we have an outstanding outstanding group of people," says Burnett. "This is the most comfortable I've been (entering a season with the Generals)." 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