August 11
-Game One
Well Giants oops I mean Red Sox fans the Red Sox are as hot as the temperature outside as for the second game in a row we hit 19 runs in a 19-6 victory over the Logos Rebels. Royce Hopkins led the way with a Homer and narrowly missed another. Special kudos to our substitute players Jim Noon and James Bonogifsky who was the winning picture tonight as well as Monday night. Thanks again guys. The rest of the team played well and your reporter got a good cardio workout running the bases.
Game Report By Bob Marfleet with an assist from Harv Buye.
-Game Two
The top 5 batters in the E&H line-up tonight combined for 14 hits and one walk, highlighted by Keith Lutz's 2 home runs and 8 RBI'S. The remaining 5 runs were driven in by Bill Ramage, Steve Kakuk and Jim Poersch. For the FOG, Dave Hamell had a triple, Dale Deis two doubles and Larry Biko 3 singles to account for 6 of the FOG 7 runs. Defensively in the 4th inning,Jim Noon made a "scintillating" bare handed catch on a "cannonading" line drive off the bat of Dave Sawatsky. In explaining the catch Jim responded" I didn't want to bother with transferring the ball from my glove in case I had to make a throw!"
Game Report By Jim Black
-Game Three
The IPA boys come out on top of the Station Coffee guys by a score of 8 - 6. They are a very good team but Dale Wood was a great strategist in organizing a great defense to shut the brew crew down. Great team effort.
Game Report By Pudge Bartman
August 10
-Game One
The Garage Pub cruised to a 10-1 victory over Logos in the first game on Wednesday evening. Leading the way with 3 hits apiece were Larry Biko and Dave Hammel. Gord Deibert and Dean Roy chipped in a pair of hits each.
Logos responded with Leon Moch, Glenn Kessler and Harvey Moch each with 2 hits. Harvey hit in the Logos only run with a Fielder's choice in the 7th inning.
Dean Roy pitched the win and Harvey Moch suffered the loss.
Game Report By Dave Hammel
-Game Two
The severely depleted Lakers faced Stewart Optical in the second game of the night. The Lakers faced some diversity with 7 players either on the injury list, the vacation list, the work list, the suspension list (JK), or the $hit List called up 4 players from the minors. Garth Burton with 3 hits, Billy (Right Field) Ramage, & Lanny Lutz all tore the cover off the ball and wore out their cleats rounding the bases. The 4th call up from “AA”, Tim Mayer, played second base like he was Roberto Alomar. As far the Lakers regulars go, TJ Johnson, Kevin “The Owner” Sauer and the old Train Engineer Darrell Bonenfant had 3 hits apiece. The Optical squad just couldn’t get any runs for Larry “Savvy” Savage although the Lakers committed “O” errors (Yes zero/nil/nudda) so it was tough for the blue team to build any momentum offensively. The “Optical Owner” Stewy made a number of stellar plays at Short to keep the Lakers from scoring more than they actually did. After the dust settled and the sun set it was Canadian Energy Lakers 15 Stewart Optical 5.
Game Report By Gerard Hittel
Game Three
A sparkling defensive display by the Morrison Mavericks paved the way to a 15 - 6 win over Elmer & Harold's. The Mavs' outfield, led by Chris Wandler with seven putouts, kept E&H off the scoreboard over four consecutive innings. Chris was ably supported by Pierre Cote, Jim Phillips and Kent Strudwick along with Sherwin Lehman in the rover position.
Phillips and Cote also contributed to the offence with solo home runs. The Phillips homer was inside the park while Cote's, showing off in front of family, was a monster shot into the right field trees.
August 9:
-Game One
Meeting of 2 Teams missing key players. Well played by both teams with key defensive plays by both teams. Eye guys came up with a 10-6 victory over the IPA team.
Fred Bohnet pitched a "A" plus game for the win, Al Dyck also pitched a good game but took the loss. Lots of good times at the field of DREAMS!!
Game report by Interim coach and Optical assistant CEO Larry Savage.
-Game Two
In the middle game the Copper Coulee Silver Foxes squared off with the Morrison Mavericks in a well played game with the Silver Foxes coming out on top by a score of 11-7. Both teams had some great catches, clutch hits which included a bases clearing double for Tim Seitz for the Foxes and a 2 run dinger by Chris Wandler for the Mavericks. Winning pitcher was Sam Montoya, taking the loss was Vern Herter.
Game Report By Randy Wuerfel
-Game Three
The Redi Recyclers ran their winning streak to three games with a tight 13-9 victory over Southridge Wine & Whiskey. Darcy Harty, Rod Brusky, Lorne Knodel and Scott Goldade had three hit nights. Daryl Hubich was outstanding in the field making some great catches for Redi, especially in the sixth and seventh innings. Randy Kambeitz had a home run for Wine & Whiskey. Joe Steinbacher pitched for the Recyclers, Jim Dulle countered for Southridge.
Game Report By Kevin Friesen
August 8:
-Game One
The Red Sox welcomed Royce Hopkins back in the lineup in a big way cruising to a 19-5 victory over the Silver Foxes. Royce had a nice double to help the cause. The rest of the team hit well and played strong defensively to hold the Silver Foxes to 5 runs. It was hot night on the field and the Red Sox bats were just as hot.
Game Report By Robert Marfleet
-Game Two
The Redi Recyclers jumped out to an early lead and never relinquished the lead holding on for a 10-8 victory over the Canadian Energy Lakers. David Camphor who had a couple of hits for the Recyclers made a great game saving catch in left center field to end the ball game. Lorne Knodel had a couple of key hits for Redi. Scott Goldade and Kevin Friesen had three hits each for the Recyclers. Barry Koch smashed a three run homer for the Lakers. Joe Steinbacher pitched for Redi, Tim Johnson countered for the Lakers.
Game Report By Kevin Friesen
Game Three
Station Coffee Long Shots pulled out a 9-8 win in the bottom of the 7th inning over the Southridge Brewers. Harold Enslen drove in the winning run on a hit to right field scoring Grant McKay from 2nd base.
Harold went 2-4, 2RBIs, Grant Mackay 2-3, walk, 2 RBIs, Blair Hennes 3-4, Trent Rasch 2-3 and was also the winning pitcher. Randy Kambeitz hit a home run and Jim Dulle and James Bonogofsky taking the loss.
Game Report by Wayne Miller.