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Page 12 Halton HillsThis Week, Saturday, August 1, 1992" GAME 1 The weekend of July 25-26 the Eagles traveled to Clarkson for their sixteenth annual T-Ball tour- nament. For their first game the Eagles came up on the short end of the stick by losing 23-17 to a strong Martingrove Express team. Matt Hunt and Rubin Wray combined to score 7 runs for the Eagles. Scott Allison had 3 hits and 3 runs, Mare ‘| Monchamp had 3 hits including a double. Chris Cormpilas had two hits and scored twice. Other 3-hit achievers where Kyle Hotham, Patrick Potosky and Matt Seamon. Gordon Everett had 4 good hits as last batter. Eagles met Downsview Sentinels and come out hot on a hot day. Kyle Hotham, Patrick Potosky, Scott Allison each had 4 hits and scored 4 times to lead the Eagles to a 24-12 win. Strong defense and awesome offense secured the Eagles third win of the season. E3 In game 3 the Eagles met up against the always tough Cawthra A’s and came up one run short with that run out at home plate. The final Andrew Elliot, 17, drives a baseline shot to his opponent Jason Sands, in the Under 18 Final during the Gordon Allcott Tennis Club Tournament last weekend. Elliot went on to win the match. Yankees nip Angels in squirt ball action Angie Cormpilas/NRS Yankees 16 After a close battle, the Angels Halton Public Storage Angels 13° came out on top. Nicholas Murphy Angels’ Andrew McGourtey had Played a strong game with 3 RBI’s consistent hitting during the game. and a line drive caught at shortstop. Bobby McMullen made good Michael Mossop made 2 good stops defensive plays. at shortstop and made the throws to Yankees’ Andrew Donahee had 2 first to get the outs. Sean Bryce hit RBI’s. Logan Gabel made a great consistently well all night. Ryan fly ball catch. William Brander Field had a triple that scored 2 runs. made a double play off of a ground Georgetown Fair Padres 30 ball hit at first base. Doug & Dianne Penrice/NRS 3 Georgtown Fair Padres 20 The Padres’ bats were active, J.V. Clothing Dodgers 12 pounding out 38 hits. There were 6 Padres’ Jeff Maiezza was named home run s, 2 triples and 13 dou- outstanding player. The team _ bles. Wow! Bradley Snow and John racked up 2 home runs, 2 triples, McGuire each had 2 of the home 211 Guelph St. Northview Plaza T-ball Eagles claim consolation crown runs to win. At last batter, the Eagles were sitting with the tying run at first and Gordon Everett as last batter. Gordon hit the ball hard like he had done throughout the whole game, and Andrew Oesch made it all the way to home plate where he slid-in but was called out. Otherwise there would have been extra innings. Stars at bat this game were Greg Tales who hit a triple, double, and two singles, Kevin Bin scored five times and 4 hits includ- ing a double in the Sth. 3 single base hitters were Patrick Potosky, Scott Allison, Andrew Oesch and Matthew Seamon with 4 singles. 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