June 30:
-Game 1
The Mavericks fought back from three down to tie it at 12. The brewers threw out the winning run at home to preserve the tie. Kelly Martin had the only out of park homer while Roland Schlenker went 4 for four for the Mavs.
Game Report By Ron Stubbs
-Game 2
It looks the fog has lifted on the Garage Pub as they pounded out 26 hits against the logo's and earned a victory by the score of 17 to 8
Game Report By Larry Biko
-Game 3
In the final game, the Copper Coulee Silver Foxes took on the Crosstown Red Sox with the Silver Foxes coming away with a 16-5 win. Great pitching by Roger King and a balanced attack along with stellar defense all contributed to the win. Kerry Buss hit a 3 run bomb for the Foxes and Derry Eresman countered with a 3 run homer for the Red Sox.
Game Report By Randy Wuerfel
June 29:
-Game 1
Garage Pub found themselves down 7-2 when Danny Stevenson hit a Grand Slam to get the Pub within 1. The Pub chipped away at it to go ahead 8-7 in the top of the 7th and held the Red Sox off the scoresheet to win the game. Dean Roy pitched a stellar game. Hopefully this is the start of a streak
Game Report By David Hammel
-Game 2
It was a tight game until the 3rd inning when the Lakers scored 2 runs on home runs by Leroy Friesen and Barry Koch to make the score 4 - 1. The Lakers got 5 runs in the 5th inning which saw Kevin Sauer hit an in the park home run with 3 men on base. The Lakers held the Recyclers to 1 run until the 6th when they got 5 runs which included an in the park home run by Scott Goldaid. Kevin Sauer went 3-3 at the plate while Brian Coondog and Gord Deibert made excellent catches on line drives to help preserve the 11-7 victory.
Inning 1 Score - 2-0
Inning 2 Score - 2-1
Inning 3 Score - 4-1
Inning 4 Score - 4-1
Inning 5 Score - 9-1
Inning 6 Score - 9-6
Final Score - 11-7
Barry and Leroy Had home runs
Kevin went 3-3, Brian Cooney and Call up from the big club Gord Seiners caught 2 line drives.
-Game 3
Station Coffee Long Shots pulled out another 1 run win 12 - 11 over the Southridge Wine and Whiskey boys. The Long Shots took 3 in the first and never looked back. Hitting 2 Home Runs for the Whiskey boys was Randy Kambeitz and 1 for Jeff Hall. There were a lot of great plays by both teams. Picking up the win was Bruce Stuber and taking the loss was James Bonogofsky.
Game Report by Wayne Miller
June 28:
-Game 1
Three hit performances from Larry Hurrel, Gerry Harpell and Jim Larson powered the Redi Recyclers to a 16-9 victory over the Logo’s Rebels. Perry Nurse had three hits for the Rebels. Joe Steinbacher pitched a complete game for the Recyclers while Harvey Moch countered for Logo’s. Thanks to the hall of fame double play combination of Keith Bender and Gord Delbert for umpiring and the golden tones of Darrell Maser in the booth.
Game Report By Kevin Friesen
-Game 2
Jim Fink recovered from last night's home run derby sufficiently enough to hold the Mavericks to 2 runs in a 9-2 win for E&H. Keith Lutz hit a 2 run homer to tie the game in the bottom of the second. Good defensive play by the Mav's kept the score at 4-2 for E&H until the bottom of the 5th when the E&H crew rallied for 5 runs. The defensive play of the game was provided by Robert Jensen who stopped a potential rally by the Mav's with a great play at second base.
Game Report By Jim Black
-Game 3
The Trackside Liquor Store IPA's and Stewart Optical had a real good game tonight, with the IPA's hanging on for an 11-7 victory. Good defense was the name of the game tonight, with both teams coming up with some outstanding plays, both infield and outfield. A little different than last night's home run derby that we were involved in. Al Martin and & Darrell Bonagofsky were both solid in RCF, which saved many more runs from scoring. Both teams were missing some big boppers tonight, so each team played with 11 players. Thanks to the Garage Pub for running the show and to Darell, his grandson and Darlene for handling things in the scorers booth.
Game Report By Jamie White
June 27:
-Game 1
After game one Brian Stonehouse was heard to say, "Two teams showed up to play ball and a homerun derby broke out !" The Lutz brothers put on a homer hitting display accounting for 10 of the total 21 runs scored in the 11-8 E&H win over the IPA's. Adding homers to the derby were Dieter Stanke with one and Al Martin with 3 for a total of 6 rbi's almost matching Keith Lutz's 7 rbi's. Jim Copper made an excellent running catch to end what could have been a rally for E&H. Keith Kleckner showed up with duct tape wrapped around his rib cage. Why? We were afraid to ask! Jim Fink is still in a state of shock, having given up more homers tonight than in all previous 12 games.
Game Report By Jim Black
-Game 2
Station Coffee Long Shots pulled off another close scoring game 8 - 3 over the Stewart Optical team. John McFee and Bill Martin went 3 for 3 with John Engel hitting a home run. There were some tough catches made keeping the game close until the 7th inning. Winning pitcher was Bruce Stuber and taking the loss was Randy Savage.
Game Report By Wayne Miller
-Game 3
In the final game of the night between the Copper Coulee Silver Foxes and the Energy Lakers it was a real pitchers duel between Roger King and Tim Johnson. The Silver Foxes scratched enough runs across for a 4-1 win with both teams playing great defense. Highlight plays were a great double play by Andy Stroh at third and Tim Seitz at first, and a great foul ball catch by Gerard Hittel at third for the Lakers.
Game Report By Randy Wuerfel