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#. cooms y * e C AL _ * 4 ‘ Nt s 5 uin 1 o4 ie *# P n yo f 4 Ntoqacr Uonsaae es e tag on Camunane nament acyon $ ze) C409 tourâ€" poomommmmmmmee Tough games but easy way as Binbrook wins fastball crown nit .545 to take the top batter award. 2 blayer and Dave C _ C 20900 Feeall hart was the most valuâ€" able player and Dave Besides the win over Osh a w a , Binbrook reached the final with a 5â€"2 win over O wen Sound Millers and a 4â€"1 victory over Belmore. They also defeated Misesing 7â€"1 a n d O.R.S.A. 3â€"0. Binbrook also had the tourney‘s top pitchâ€" er in 20â€"yearâ€"old Dave Martin, who pitched the final Kame as well ‘"We were surprised ‘they weren‘t in the finals even though we did beat them . I had no idea Guelph would be competitive .‘ beal, _ said Anderson, who â€" thought Oshawa and Guelph gave his team the best games, beat 1 eCs HP CHV the infield. ‘‘We thought Oshawa would be the team to y M two Guelph threatened in the sixth with a runner on second base and just one out, but then one batter struck out and another ponned un +. For Binbrook. the only run needed in the (.-hampionship ame came in the second Inning when R o b McMaster scored on a close play at home plate on Don Ander son‘s single Moments earlier, Guelph had saved a run w he n A d a m Bailey was ealled out at home after a ‘good throw from left fielder Gary Botter. Play had ended a day earlier for the host Waterloo Team Sports, who _ were eliminated after just two games They lost 53 to Bel more, then dropped a 74 decision to Cam bridge Rebels It was Guelph Ander son was referring to concerning the draw back While Binbrook took the direct foulte to the final and had atl afternoun to rest after a 2â€"1 win over Osha wa . Guelph had to enter the final shortly after eli minating S(-arborough 32 Play had ended a day But the dra w ba ck didn‘t apply to Bin brook, the team Ander son manages. which won the weekend â€"long Ontario â€" junior men‘s elimination fastball tournament Sunda y night with a 1â€"0 victory over Gueliph Sunday night at Hillside Park Richard O ‘Brien It was the second Chromcle Statt lournament victory for One of the drawbacks Binbrook this season , of a double knockout wi(hthennucu-'ugin lournament, Eric Anâ€" a small tourney in derson observed, is Jarvis. The team has that one team has to finished in the running come up through the as well in three other losers end of it events But the dra w ba ck Team Sports, howev didn‘t anniv in us _ Paul up to G""T'G‘m“nw Bailey out at home piate during Gntarie" junuc‘ "OK * Adam championship game. ing Ontario junior alimination the \ â€" Richard * _ O‘Brien . _ photos In the fi};t'inning. White singled and * uns in the second. fifth and sixth innings and vne in the third Friday night. Team Sports lost to Belmore despite a threeâ€"hit ef fort from Rob White er,. was sidelined Satâ€" urday afternoon in the 74 luoss to Cougars. The Waterioo entry had runs from Steve Schie bel. Rich Grubb and Greg Queh! in the see ond inning and another from Jim Seifried in the sixth . Cougars had tw o runs in the second. fifth and sixth innings and uNC in the thira base. ‘eam Sports‘ shortstop Steve Schiebel tagged Cambridge Cougars‘ Pete Brandgâ€" wood before he could reach secan ha_w. rud came in the wius ovon * * M Laurence‘s double es l % s c o red4 St. Catharines was the tourney‘s defending champion . Ferguson‘s single