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But the crazy inning came to a climax before Boegel even got to first as before the third pitch of the sup- posed intentional free pass. Dubecki hobbled the ball on the rubber while going into his motion. thus committing a halk‘that Schaefer right- fully declared. plating Reit- zel from third with the win- hing run. In the championship game, won by Waterloo 34 over a solid Hamilton Ma- honey team. Sean Madorin pitched a complete game while allowing only two hits. Batting power for Waterloo was provided by Madorin'. Mike Ruppe and John Thompson who all had tri- ples. Thompson also played a strong game at first base while Kevin McGraw played a brilliant defensive game at catcher. This marks the third con- secutive year that the " terloo club has come away from St. 11mm: with all the "What a break to spore the winning run like that." said Schnurr. the hitting hero of the evening with a pair of doubles and singles from his lead-off position. "But_we'11 take the win any hauls. way." - While his mates ex- perienced difficulty with Peewees capture tourney That stroke meant the showers for Thacker and former Expo Craig Dubecki came on in relief with in- structions to walk Terry Boegel and load the bases with the intention of putting pn the force play at any After soundly defeating Strathroy 10-0 in the opening round Waterloo received a bye into the championship round because their semi- final opponents failed to show. Brad Schnurr, the only Expo to solve Thacher regu- larly during the contest, then came to the plate and delivered a two-run double to the power alley in left. scoring both Boegel and Gordon to tie H. On Saturday Waterloo Op- timist all-star peewees tra- veiled to St. Thomas to con- tinue the rain-postponed tournament of several weeks. But Thacher got into in- stant trouble as Andy Boe- get and Bruce Gordon led off with back-to-back singles and Paul Reitzel walked to load the bases. . . In Friday's contest. Dodgers appeared to be sail- ing along behind the fine pitching effort of Dwayne Thacher " they entered the ninth with a " lead. The win in Expos lone weekend some gave them a 14-5 record heading into last night's' contest in Listowel. They also went into Strat- ford Thursday and came up with a 7-1 victory. umpire _Pete setueter capped a ninth-ind rally by 'lrld'dl'llilll'l'l'k'dd', " they recovered to beat Kitchener Dodgers 54 at Bechtel Park. Big break helps Expos By Rick Can’t.“ Chronicle - "ttoe A com-sous eatl by We 'll',", rrh'd("iht'fstay KM 300 you. mgre an a . tire at a savmgs page -r.you 99! a. complete and continuing tire semoe including a tread wear guarantee for 49,000 km. Are you considering 1,'utti'? new tires for your holiday trip t is summer? Then consider the KM 300! Balk brings in winning run "He (Thacher) was throwing fastballs most of the night, and Ilust went up there waiting for them. 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