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PLAN Fall ation ! â€"~ Maue 1 _ KING ST. N., WATERLOO Waterloo then faced the Ontarâ€" io Rural Softball Champions from nearby Fergus and won 10â€"5. Waterloo pulled into an early lead, Fergus closed the gap but Waterloo then pulled away again to earn the victory. Brandie Kucyla was the winning pitcher for Waterloo and Shannon Carâ€" tier went two for four and two RBI‘s. Late Friday afternoon Waterloo once again took to the field and ; In the opening game Friday morning Waterico faced Orleans which had won the silver medal at the eastern qualifying tournaâ€" ment and came out o8 the short side of an 8â€"7 score. Carrie Herzog pitched well in the loss as six of Orleans runs wére® unearned. Waterloo hit well this game and this was the sign of things to come. Sarah Fretz went two for four and two RBI‘s. This loss put Waterloo in the difficult position of having to climb the loser‘s side of the ladder in order to earn a shot at a medal. ,fib%m&mm;famu mmc.-cfi.%gz.mm held in‘ Scarborough pitcher aterloo was fweehntl'dearloo'ngim Carrie Herzog. Leading the hitâ€" earned a bronze medal. _ . _ Waterloo had qualified for this I_iilS Maue bantams capture cross From St. Jacooe Femers Merin _ 740â€"G@OLF (4653) «: râ€" Games bronze medal Shinppnadleilnn ie ieb oo too i i Waterloo came out hitting and won 13â€"7. Waterloo took an early lead and to Harriston‘s credit they kept clawing back but could not overcome Waterloo‘s strong bats. Laurie Good went four for four in this game. Brandie Kucyâ€" la pitched five strong innings for Waterloo and Carrie Herzog pitching in pain for Waterloo held eliminated Newmarket in comeâ€" fromâ€"behind style. Waterloo was down 72 after two innings as rie h effectiveness due to back spasms and had to be replaced on the mound by Brandie Kucyla. Kucyâ€" la held Newmarket to one run over the last five innings as the Waterloo bats once again went to work t score nine runs to win 11â€"8. This was a key victory as Newmarket had won the Gold medal at the eastern qualifier. Waterloo then had to face Harâ€" riston for a shot at a medal. for five and leu'il'th;n;u;â€" Carrie Herzmg. Leading the hit ting for Waterloo was Laurie MIN{' GOLF DRIVING RANGE Valld 7 days a weok until Oct. 1202 Not valld with any other nve compengapto@pabisn ids » o Waterloo‘s hitting was the best of the Provincial Championships scoring a total of 56 runs in six games against top calibre pitchâ€" ing. The Waterloo hitters struck out only 17 times and seven of those in the last game. Waterloo had lost two players to other sports for the summerâ€"games and the lack of depth hurt the team at the end as they had to play six games in two of the hottest days of the year. Harriston Waterloo again had to take the field and face Orleans. Shannon Cartier started for Waâ€" terloo. but was called for a pitch: tion led to an early Orleans lead. Cn:tic :nup to go 3% innings Herzog once again volunteered to pitch but could only go one inning and a tired Kucyla had to finish the game. A tired, battered and bruised Waâ€" terloo squad did not give up. Down 8â€"2 after six innings Waterâ€" loo scored three runs in the seventh on an Erin Jalbert home run and were threatening to score more as the game ended with the final score 8â€"5. Harriston scoreless the final two ONE DOZEN LONG STEM ROSES WITH GREENERY IN A GIFT BOX KITCIEM PM T $ 40 SPRUCE ST., PARIS MONDAYâ€"FRIDAY 9:00â€"9:00; SATURDAY 9:00â€"4: o 442â€"3118 ANNUAL (&) RovIco sacteid 28boor Y sTICK .l &4 sHAPE® @ & 30 Northland Rd., Waterloo, Off King St., One Street North of Northfield Drive. We‘re Your FTD Florist Top 500 Member in North America * YOUR EXTRA TOUCH FLORIST â€"â€"= WATERLOO CHRONICLE, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 26, 1992 â€" * 42 Ontario St. N,, Kitchener. Dial 745â€"1128 | _‘ "TG2 500 y â€"â€" .* 135 Union St. E., Waterloo. Dial 745â€"4411.. | NO#TH Averica * 619 King St. W. {sympathy) 744â€"9471 NMieGie Adct n NEW IN TOWN? FACTORY SALE Take the drive today â€" and save. LET US PUT OUT THE MAT FOR YOU! Saturday August 29, 1992 8:00 a.m. â€" 12 Noon Celebrate Summer be sure to call . _ FLOWERS & GIFTS Visit our factor outlet in Paris and discover why thousands of home buy from us at wholesale prices. BRING IN YOUR MEASUREMENTS AND WE WILL HELP YOU TO PLAN 658â€"6700 INCLUDES ALL TAXES AND DELIVERY, 19" m aA G NE T s| Tokâ€"about on telephone orders ‘r) *3)