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PAGE 28 â€" WATERLOO CHRONICLE, WEDNESDAY JULY 6, 1988 Diamonds Wednesday in Midwestern Ontario Ladies Softball League acâ€" Trailing 7â€"0 and coming to bat in the bottom of the sixth inning, Ghosts exploded for eight rugs in their half of the inning, sending 12 batters to the plate. Corrie Humme! started things Highway 401 this weekend to play in the annua! International Softball Congress qualifying tournament in Ottawa Unfortunately for the Chym‘rs, so did Cambridge Gores. Cambridge continued its dominance over their Interâ€" City Fastball League stablemages Saturday with a 2â€"0 win in the opening round of the LS.C. tourney . Cambridge, winrers of both regular season meetings with Waterloo this year, jyamped on Waterioo starter Dan Â¥Yantzi for two runs in the first inningâ€"and coasted the rest of the way to a 2â€"0 whitewash. Waterloo eventually bowed out of the doubleâ€"knockout qug pas se nan ns ns mos ns es nok S ns mt hn uns hae in Ns ta" se h Ne Sn 190 e td Pn ts 7 To Pn pu ds Pad Pn ts ons ’:igzswafiwfififififi“?,.&.ééV..E_:mz;‘hufiaugszg 80| qenenmmemmmmmmmemmtpmsmemmmememmmmmmmmmeemmermmmmmammmmmmmmmmenmmmmememeement i0 )0 tourney with a heartbreaking 2â€"1 extrainning loss to Searborough, but not before giving it the old college.try. Inspired by Rick Beedie‘s pitching ir the second game, Chym‘rs rebounded from the loss to Cambridge with a 5â€"0 win over Stittsville. Beedie was creditted with a noâ€"hitter Waterloo Expos finished in third place this weekend at the 26â€"team OntarigqJunior Elmination Tournament in St. Catherines. 7 Expos reached the semifinals before dropping a 6â€"1 score to High Park of Torgnto. Bob Taylor got Waterloo off on the right foot in their first game, banging two hits in a 4â€"3 win over Corunna. Joel Rose was the winning pitcher with relief belp from Ian Buglass. Thanks to the oneâ€"hit pitching of lefty Frank Marsden, Expos pulled off a major upset in their second outing, a 3â€"0 win over the defending champion from Windser. Taylor against led the attack with two hits and a pair of RBL. Expos downed High park 6â€"5 in the third game as John Waterloo (Ghosts extended their Waterloo Chym‘rs travelled hundreds of miles along Ghosts win another Expos come close Chym‘rs fall short off with a single which was followed by eight consecutive hits. Gina Scrimâ€" geour‘s basesâ€"loaded triple tied the game and she eventually scored on a Shakespeare came back to tie things in the top of the ninth . The deadlock lasted until the botâ€" tom of the inning when Melinda Cromwell smashed a onéâ€"out triple down the leftâ€"field line to score Barb when the game was halted by the mercy rule after five Chym‘rs then defeated Toledo, Ohio, 6â€"1 in their third game to stay in the hunt for the championship. The tournament winner advanced to next month‘s ISC tournaâ€" ment in Decatur, Nlinois. Dean Musséiman hit a bases loaded triple to seal the win over Toledo. "The boys played rea! well considering the way that we started," said Chym‘rs field manager Ron Nicol Monday. "I don‘t know what it is about Cambridge, but they seem to be able to get up for us. That loss to thene put our backs to the wall right off the bat." Owen Sound Canadian Tire will be the other Ontario representative in llinois next month, having secured a berth last year by capturing the IFL pennant. "I‘ve already got my tickets for the World Championâ€" ships." said Nicol. East blasted a threeâ€"run homer. Gord Scharf had three hits in the game. Chris Rigby took the win with relief help from Buglass and Julian Brandon. Don Oberle‘s threeâ€"hit performance in the fourth game was not enough to defeat Brantford, as Waterloo lost its first game of the tourney, a 14â€"12 setback. Brandon was pinned with the loss. Expos earned a berth in the semifinals with a 3â€"2 win over East York. Marsden earned the win with a four hitter. East had twoâ€"run shot to provide the margin of victory. Mike Ruppe had a pair of hits. Expos play four games in five nights this week as they travel to Stratford Wednesday, host Cambridge Thursday, play in Cambridge Saturday and host St. Thomas Sunday night at Bechtel Park. "But I‘m sure it would have been a lot more fun playing Brubacher, who had reached base with a single. â€" Saillian in the sixth inning with five runs in and the bases loaded. Graul was the losing pitcher. The same two teams hooked up in a return match Euesday night in Shakespure.(fhostshostCambridge tonight at 8:30 p.m. at Hillside Park. Humme! picked up the win for AVAILABLE IN SIZES 35 mm, 110 and 126 ONLY. 12 Exposuce 24 Exposure 36 Exposure Gold Key Travel SUMMERSPECIALS CALL NOW SECOND SET OF PRINTS (Offer expires July 30/88) 65 University Ave. E. 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