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The Stouffville Mennos were supposed to conclude their Osha- wa City and District Fastball League regular season with a rescheduled road game against the Oshawa Midgets Tuesday. SPORTS: Rescheduled regularâ€"season finale postponed again Mamas await playoff dates, opponent Jason Hathaway drove the Stouffville-based EHR/Team 3 Red Snap-on Tools/Rockstar Energy Drink Dodge to an eighth-place Hathaway eighth In Quebec That tourney will be followed by a European Ladies Tour Event in India. A graduate of the University of Las Vegas-Nevada, Sadekar said she still has some fine tuning to do with her game entering the CN Cana- dian Women’s Open in Wmnipeg starting Monday. For her efforts, Sadekar pock- eted $4,166.67. 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Kevin Matthews took the loss with Matt Elzenga working in relief. The Stoufl'ville Storm squirts fell short of the medal podium at the OASA provincial championships held in Toanche, falling 10-0 to Brantford, a team they had previ- ously beaten and then 9â€"6 to host Toanche to cut short their week- end. Short stay for Storm squlrts The next race in the series is the Dickies 200 presented byVortex Brake Pads at the oval in the Mos- port International Speedway near Bowmanville today. In the overall series standings, Hathaway occupies sixth place with 1,110 points. LR. Fitzpatrick is in first with 1,339. finish at the Canadian Tire NAS- CAR Series’ GP3R 100 race on the 1.5-mile Circuit de 'Irois-Rivieres course in Trois-Rivieres, Que., Sunday. 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