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~ _ Morrison Painting comes up big to qualify for senior event The Region of Waterloo will have two representaâ€" tives in the upcoming Onâ€" tario senior women‘s fastâ€" ball championships to be held on the last weekend in July. ¢ Page 24 > Waterioo Chronicie, Wednesday, July 16, 1980 > Waterloo Morrison Paintâ€" ing came through big on the weekend when they competâ€" ed in the provincial senior Tier II tournament in «Norâ€" wich in an attempt to quaâ€" lify for the Ontario seniors. The tournament‘s opening game pitted Waterloo Morâ€" rison against the host team Norwich Jets. Waterloo opened without three reguâ€" lars, including pitcher Patty MciIntosh. Catcher Mary Ann Mederak took to the mound and came through with a fine game. _ ; _ _ Norwich led off the first with two runs but Waterloo came back in the second with a single run when Moira Johnston scored after leading off the inning with a triple. â€" _ Nopat is Norwich took a 3â€"1 lead when they added another run in the sixth. In the bottoâ€" m of the seventh with two out, Waterloo‘s Jane Bell knocked in Moira Johnston with a triple. She then scored on Jane Reble‘s sinâ€" gle as Waterloo tied the game 3â€"3. In the eighth inning Waâ€" terloo felt they had the third out on a play at home but the tunner was called safe. Norâ€" wich went on to score four a&{my runs to take the game Although Mary Ann Meâ€" derak took the loss in her first complete game of the year, she came through with a superb effort. Morrison was confident going into the e4â€"Band (AM, FM, plus 2.shortwave bands) Stereo Radio, Cassette Recorder. eFull Autoâ€"Stop, Cue, Review and Pause Faciliâ€" s,as 3 Charles St. West at Queen 33 Main St. ;;-é;ld(m, FM, plus 2 shortwave bands) 7426951 or e 3â€"Band (AM, FM, plus 1 short wave band) Radio Cassette Recorder. e Fine Tuning For Clearer Shortwave Reception. . closed on Monday second day, knowing that another loss would put them out of the competition but that <a thirdâ€"place finish would move them into the seniors. / Saturday saw Morrison up against Richmond HiX, the team that had knocked Waâ€" terloo out of last year‘s proâ€" vincial intermediate chamâ€" pionships. Patty Mcintosh was back on the mound and allowed only three hits to lead Waâ€" terloo to a 42 win. Waterloo started off strong as Jane Reble scored on Moira Johnâ€" ston‘s single in the first inâ€" ning. They added three more in the second. Debbie Hannah and Nancy Mcâ€" Callum scored on Patty Mcintosh‘s double, and then Richmond Hill fumbled Janet White‘s hit to bring Patty home. That lead held up for the win. . Moira Johnston had three singles for Waterlioo followed by Debbie Hannah and Sharon Ratcliffe with two each. s Norwich and Waterloo faced off once again in the third round, with Waterloo coming out on top with a 3â€"2 victory. Mary Ann Mederak and Debbie Hannah once again provided strong pitchâ€" ing, holding Norwich to seven hits. Waterloo counted 10 hits as they scored their runs early. Jane Bell‘s double scored Moira Johnston and Mary Ann Mederak in the first inning. The second saw Sharon Ratcliffe score on Debbie Hannah‘s single. Norwich picked up runs in the third and sixth but Waâ€" terloo came through with an Mmoncert Technics JVC euwhen aâ€"am am t a erroriess game to hojd on to Sunday Morrison needed one more victory to qualify for: the Ontario chamâ€" pionshIips and the team came through in a big way: Patty MciIntosh was back on the mound for the game against Moore Centre. A 16â€" hit attack and errorless deâ€" fénse led Waterloo to a 9â€"0 win. + Once again Waterloo counted runs in the first inâ€" ning when Debbie Hannah and Moira Johnston scored. Jane Reble scored in the third, followed By Jane Bell, Sharon Ratcliffe and Jane Reble in the fourth. The fifth saw three more Waâ€" terloo scores as Mary Ann Mederak, Jane Bell and Sharon Ratcliffe crossed home. e Athe third and the score reâ€" mained 3â€"1 until the seventh when Ohsweken scored to make it 41. : Jane Bell led Waterloo with two singles and a douâ€" ble. Moira Johnston and Jane Reble had three sinâ€" gles each. . Waterloo had to face anâ€" other league rival (in addiâ€" tion to Norwich) as they met Chsweken in a bid for entry into the tournament finals. The game came down to the last out in the seventh but Waterloo ended up on the short end of a 42 score. Ohsweken struck early scorâ€" ing single runs in the first and second. Waterloo counâ€" tered in the second when Nancy McCallamâ€"scored on a sacrifice by Janet White. In the bottom half of the seventh Moira Johnston led off with a sharp grounder off the right fielder‘s glove and another run in came home all the way on the play. Waterloo then loaded the bases with two out but Bev, Beaver, the tournament‘s top pitcher, struck out Patty MciIntosh to end the game. Debbie Hannah took the "tess with Patty Mcintosh J;itching in relief. Waterloo picked up two of the three individual awards at the tournament to ease the paim of defeat. Moira Johnston was top batter with a .588 average on 10 hits in 17 at bats. _ She continues the fine form she has had throughout the year which sees her batâ€" ting .419 in league action. A somewhat surprisins but very deserving awar was the MVP selection. Sharon _ Ratcliffe, Waâ€" terloo‘s senior player, is very unassuming but has always been one of the team‘s steadiest players. In last year‘s intermediate championships her defence was brilliant. This year she came up with more of the same. Playing first and third she handled the ball 32 times without an error, and combined it with a .385 batâ€" ting average to take the honor. It was a satisfying weeâ€" kend for Waterloo, and along with Lakefield and Ohsweken, they look forâ€" ward for a successful senior tournament and much supâ€" port from local fans as the event â€"will be hosted by Kitchener Kieswetters. In league play last week, Kâ€"W Civitans scored four runs in the ninth to beat Morrisom 8â€"5. 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