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p12 weekender august 12 1995 st sports rebels storm off to provincial playdowns its off to the provincial womens softball championships in niagara falls for the cable tech rebels midget girls softball team the stouffville girls led by the outstand ing pitching of mandy vanveen captured the silver medal at the provincial qualify ing tournament in port hope last weekend vanveen pitched all 37 innings in the six games played by the rebels winning four while giving up only 15 runs and 22 hits she struck out 28 batters stouffville defeated sunderland 62 behind van veens three hitter in their first outing game two saw the rebels edged 32 by the host squad as costly errors took their toll vanveen threw a onehitter in a 100 mercyshortened victory over goodwood in game three an 1112 win over belleville followed in another mercyshortened affair the rebels avenged their earlier narrow loss to port hope when they scored twice in the final inning to record a 109 victory in their fifth match the win put the rebels into the gold medal game against napanee in the title tilt stouffville squared the score at 33 in the final frame but fell vic tim to a questionable call as napanee plat ed the game winning run in their half of the inning paula bustard led the rebels offence in the tournament with 11 runs batted in melissa gilroy followed with eight rbis tammy craigie april nichol angie burke shannon timms and vanveen each drove in four runs melissa miller danielle timms and jen casarella had one rbi apiece bustard also scored eight times followed by craigie and danielle timms with six each gilroy and shannon timms with five each vanveen with four burke three casarella and miller two each and nichol with one rebels coach dave miller had nothing but praise for his players after the tourna ment r determination and a tremendous effort by all the girls pulled us through it was just a great job by everyone said miller getting down and dirty stouffville baserunner davide hillier bottom makes a head first slide safely into home plate while newmarket pitcher steve cruikshank awaits a relay throw after making a wild pitch during action in last weekends peewee select baseball tournament at the town park diamond new market however won the game 54 bramalea captured the tournament by defeating malvern in the final photacheryl johnson team made it 12 wins in their last 13 games with double header sweep of midland in yorksimcoe baseball association action at the town sdark sun brosio picked up three safeties and michael bozian t t 1 tim- l j leyibarkew alex martin casaandr thomey struck out eight batters to pick up the win in a 155 indians triumph i tight cap chase had three hits h w dainbrosio wilson and columbos two apiece and benmcasa jbarkey and martin one each v- firestone squirts earn sixthplace showing at provincial tourney wmnw m flick the stoufiville firestone squirt girls rep softball team made it as far as sixth place at the provincial eliminations tournament the week end of july 28 to 30 the firestone squad downed pickering blue 139 in the opener as linsday hermanson and megan bomberry each socked a triple and a single joanne crymble andrea meyer christy braily and nicole gray had a double and single apiece shan non melrose collected three singles while bobbie radford had two sin gles bomberry turned a double play to highlight a solid stouffville defence crymble pitched the first five innings and socked a triple and a pair of singles as stouffville got another a strong defensive effort in an 1813 win over markham in their second contest meyer hurled the final two frames while coming up with five singles in five trips to the plate the stouffville girls fell 170 to a strong aurora team in their third outing that same day then were eliminated by an 111 defeat at the hands of newmarket meyer ripped another three sin gles in three tries august 11 17 iwaietwprfd 2 something to talknew bmi 4 virtuosity new apolb13 n vv 8 nine months rnis 10bushwactednew pg13 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