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wamjk fitness aerobics centre 190 bullock drive 9054717371 the tribune rts leisure got a score call our hotline at 6402100 safe at third stouffville stallions third baseman matthew martinello left tags pickering baserunner matthew mccal- lum during action in thursdays mite fastball contest at memorial park martinellos tag however was late the stallions sur- vivied the inning as pitcher devon mcdougall struck out the next batter to end the inning p h sjoerd witteveen stallions fare well in tournaments the stouffville stallions mite boystep fastball team came home from a pair of recent tournaments with a silver medal and a consolation championship the stallions stampeded their way to a second place finish at the june 28 tour ney in willowdale they started off with an 86 win over a strong newmarket team as nathaniel martin had a key home run and devon mcdougall was impressive on the pitch ing rubber shayne paterson looked after the pitching as the stallions galloped to a 258 win over oak ridges in game two a 280 shutout of oshawa in game three put the stouffville crew in the champi onship round where they were finally stopped 125 by a hotthornhill team the stouffville squad put forth an impressive team effort in taking the sil ver martin stood out behind the plate for the stallions gunning down several base runners alexander bruno made several out standing catches in the outfield home runs in the tournament came from martin kevin martin and bruno two each stefano durante and mcdougall triples were stroked by kur- tis paisley and kevin macmillan two each justin reesor martin landon wideman and mcdougall doubles were socked by paisley 2 briino reesor martin and durante the stallions suffered a disappointing 94 loss to orleans in the opening game of the napanee tournament july 5 putting the stouffville team on the conso lation side of the competition paisley socked a homer and mcdougall added a key double in an 86 victory over sheffieldcamden in their second outing mcdougall homered as the stallions mercied frontenac 177 after five innings in the consolation final with the host napanee squad the stallions bounced back after being blanked for the first four innings to claim a 54 triumph macmillans threerun homer in the fifth got the stallions started with the team adding two more runs in the final two frames mcdougall recorded 29 strikeouts in the tournament with martin outstanding behind the plate once again shortstop reesor also stood out chris chase and wideman had triples with doubles coming off the bats of bruno mcdougall and mathew martinello racing legend still remembered in town n nibs a w j vi p 16 weekended saturday- j0yt2rf997 local ball talent to meet best from new zealand bruce stapley correspondent in what promises to be marquee fastball event of the season local pitchers scott evans and byron baranieski will serve up their best stuff to a perennial world junior fastball championships favorite at stouffvilles memorial park on july 16 evans will be pitching for stouffvilles betz pools midgets while baranieski toes the rubber for the uxbridge bandits as the local squads challenge the touring new zealand under19 world youth team the twin bill comes on the heels of the new zealand teams game with the port perry juniors in port perry earlier this week the south pacific visitors are back in the scugog town this weekend to take part in an eight team exhibition series which will also include the betz outfit and the rebels the games are being played from 9 am till 8 pm today with sundays matches running from 10 am to 4 pm all games are scheduled for the north and south diamonds at the port perry softball park the new zealand team also has dates scheduled for niagara falls bramalea and oshawa as part of their week long southern ontario tour which wraps up wednesday the 26yearold fireballing evans agreed to bolster the betz crew for the exhibition match when new zealand team officials requested a menu of top notch pitch ers to help them prepare for the upcoming world junior championships the flame throwing right hander has made spot appearances for the claremont rebels between week end tournaments with his midland michigan international softball congress isc team this season evans said the new zealand team tour is reminiscent of his experience with the canadian youth team which fin ished second to new zealand in the 1989 world junior championships in prince edward island i remember we did the same thing when i was with the canadian world team said evans we toured the st catharines area and also went to nova scotia for a few games to help prepare for the worlds evans said the new zealanders who lost to canada in the 1993 world junior showdown are always a favorite at the event which takes place every four years its usually canada and new zealand fighting it out for the champi onship evans said the new zealand players get to play ball twice as long as do canadians each year because of their more favorable climate he said hes not expecting them to be easy prey when he takes to the rubber wednesday theyll be ready theyre well schooled they may only be 19 but they play like 2324 year olds evans is confident a season long battle with tendonitis in his wrist wont hamper his performance against the new zealanders he said the problem has limited his appearances with the rebels this summer but hasnt kept him from making a con tribution to his michigan explorers isc squad weve come in second at all three tournaments weve been in and wre currently ranked fifth inthe world evans said hes lost only once or twice in games hes pitched wednesday evenings action gets under way with the betz team taking on the new zealanders at 630 pm the bandits whose lineup also includes former stouf fville minor ball stand outs chris and rich burkholder rob reesor and mike underwood take to the field for the night cap at 830 pm one of stouffvilles most accomplished athletes of all time came calling recently taking his rightful place in the strawber ry festival parade while holding court at the stouffville country market after wards cam fella whom harness racing fans and stouffville residents of the early 1980s will remember as the pacing machine took time out from his nostalgic north american farewell tour of race tracks to visit his old stouffville stamping grounds the dis tinguished 18yearold standardbred stallion had a 10day break from his fivemonth 31 stop tour and was back in his old stall at owner norm clements uxbridge area farm prince lee acres clements along with the late norm faulkner bought cam who was a twoyearold son of most happy fella back in early 1982 for 140000 us the two norms who coowned the stouffville country market back then hooked up with noted drivertrainer pat crowe and the rest is history the horse won his first 1 1 races and finished off with an amazing string of 28 victories for cam the tour marks the end of a prolific career which saw him excel as a competitor and as a breeding horse his track accomplishments are legion he was voted horse of the year in canada and the united states in 1982 and 1983 he posted more consecutive 200 wins than any standardbred in history and won more 100000plus races than any pacer ever he won his last 28 races before retiring to stud in 1983 and left holding track records at six different tracks among his biggest triumphs were the cane pace messenger canadi- ijt an pacing derby prix dete- provincial cup world cup americannational us pacing championship mohawk gold cup frank ryan memorial etc his win nings as a four year old totalled 1144056 more than any other four year old to that point he totalled 2041367 in winnings over his career cams statistics as a stud are also unmatched as the pacing machine soon gave way to the siring machine his average earnings per starter for his progeny stand at 94300 and he has sired eight sub- 150 horses a record one hundred and ninety one of his starters have taken records of 155 or faster while 157 have earned 100000 or more he is the sire of winners of eight breeders crowns four meadowlands pace winners four north america cup winners and four little brown jug winners his total progeny earnings stand at over 68 million and he is the sire of 1 1 million dollar winners also a record cam fella was gelded in march after several operations to combat testicular cancer ralph sucee a racing writer who followed cams career said it marks the end of an era all too soon cam fellas sons and daughters will no longer be representing him on the race tracks sucee wrote recently it is indeed a great loss to the sport but he notes the great horse for whom a stouffville street has been named will be with vis for a few years to come bringing countless fans to the track as he conducts his farewell tour and in that way nothing has changed over the past 14 years sports notes bruce stapley