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Waterloo peewee Pirates rebounded from a loss to Brantâ€" ford to gain a wellâ€" earned win over Guelph in Interâ€"County play last week. On Sunday, Waterloo tâ€"Bball allâ€"stars stretched their unbeaâ€" ten streak to 11 games by defeating Kitchener Stanley park 2511 in exhibition play. The local squad started slowly but by the third inning were playing the aggressive baseball that has charâ€" acterized their season so far. In the process, Waâ€" terloo‘s offense got unâ€" tracked and produced 22 runs games. After winning a 7â€"6 squeaker in Brantford several weeks earlier, Pirates were unable to stop the hardâ€"hitting Telephone City squad here in Waterloo. Brantford rapped out 18 hits and built up a 16â€"4 lead before Pirates countered with a sevenâ€"run last inning rally to close the marâ€" gin to 16â€"11. Wednesday‘s 11â€"4 win over Guelph featured superb pitching by Gord Harris and steady defensive play by his teammates. Harris disâ€" played excellent conâ€" trol and issued no The solid hitting of mewcomer Cory: Golâ€" beck, third baseman Andrew Wolfe and speedy Doug Paquette was just too much for the opposing fielders. Several others also contributed timely hits, like Mathew McPherson‘s perfect hit down the third base line in the fourth in ning. Tâ€"ballers spank Stanley Park Pirates rebound for split e 10 kt. Gold Chains e 10 kt. Gold Bracelets e Stone Rings e D\ambnd Rings e Wedding Bands Specials on in the two The tâ€"ballers will be playing exhibition games again this week end on both Saturday and Sunday at Centenâ€" nial Park. First sacker Darryl McGraw treated the fans to a slick fielding display. He demonâ€" strated why his teamâ€" mates nicknamed him ""scoop" by stretching, lunging and diving for any ball that was near him The ball club continâ€" ues to receive good efforts from all players. Many, like pitcher Ryan Haase and fielder Stephen Heimbecker, have shown considerable improvement since the beginning of the seaâ€" son. Though Waterloo gave up two runs in the top of the first, their first inning saw 11 batâ€" ters rally for five big runs. Key hits were Dean Murray‘s triple to right centre and Harris‘s long double over the centre fieldâ€" er‘s head. Making a big conâ€" tribution to Pirates‘ hits and rbis over the two games were Gord Harris (two hits, three rbis), Dean Murray (3â€" 1), Jeff Witmer (1â€"3) and Brad Shantz (2â€"1). Dennis Kavelman‘s sharp eye earned seven straight walks and Nick Georhiades was close behind with five. walks en route to the team‘s first complete game pitching perforâ€" manee of the season. Since only one Guelph batter went down on strikes, all other puâ€" touts were registered by Pirates‘ capable fielders. Legion meet Saturday Found four sweaters and one baseball glove on Sunday June 20 at Waterloo Minor Girls Softball Playoffs â€" Centennial Park. Also lost a ladies digital watch. Please call Bruce 886â€"7669. Semiâ€"Finals Tuesday June 15 Team No.7 â€" 15 Team No K â€" 11 Sunday June 20 Team No.9 â€" 20 Team No 7 â€" 27 Novice Thursday June 17 Team No.9 â€" 34 Team No.7 â€" 13 Team No.3 â€" 14 Team No 5 â€" 19 The Royal Canadian Legion District C banâ€" tam and midget track and field championâ€" ships will be held Satâ€" urday at Centennial Stadium. Monday June 14 Tâ€"Sluggers Final Championship Team No.9 â€" 11 Bantam Wednesday June 16 Burger King Prides Panthers Pin Balls Whippers Sunday June 20 Whippers Prides Panthers Many events both on the track and in field competition have been scheduled for bantam athletes (15 and under as of Dec. 31, 1982) and midget athletes (17 and under, Dec. 31, 1982). Relays will also be inâ€" cluded. Semiâ€"Finals Monday June 14 Powder Blues Charlies Ribbons will be given out for the first six Sunday June 20 Final Championship Whippers Wednesday June 16 Honey Bears Green Machine Kittens Green Machine Honey Bears Fina! Champioanship â€" Green Machine ,,64 ;“4 IEQCWG BBB FACT FINDER Girls Softball Watertoo Minor Girls Softbail The Credible Alternative 15 Ruggeds 20 KW Canadians 24 13 41 31 15 Prides Panthers Team No.8 Team No.10 Team No 4 Team No 6 Team No.1 â€" 3 Team No 2 â€" 9 Team No 5 7 Team No.3 â€" 18 Team No.1 7 Schlueter Chevrolet 31 Kwikie Kweens 23 Charlies Powder Blues Thunder Bolts Rovers Burger King Pin Balls Sunar Sunshines Tâ€"Sluggers Cardinals Kittens Windale Winners Honey Bears finishers in each event, and first and secondâ€" place finishers will be considered to attend the provincial banâ€" tam/midget championâ€" ships in Ottawa July 17. Entries for Saturâ€" day‘s meet, which begins at 10 a.m. sharp, are $1 per event, maximum $3 per athâ€" lete. 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