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Page 8 After holding the Rookies to a pair of singles, Tom Tucker led for the Joneses with a triple to the fence in left. Frank Hall cashed him with a single, and advanced himself on Kathy Carr's single over second. Pearlann Coombs sin- glad to make way for Wayne Carr. He connect- ed for an RBI single over third. and the Joneses were on their way. ' THE Joneses Jumped into an early lead with a three- run first. Unlike most high-scoring three-pitch games. this one was a trght. well, played game from begin- ning to end, with strong plays on both sides. Arnold Jones made two with a sag fly, _ The Rookies and Arnold Jones Construction took very different paths to the "A" final of the Castleton Sunday Night Mixed Three Pitch League on Sept. ll, held at Castleton Public School. The Rookies pounded the Rangers and Generals, pouring 38 runs across the plate. The Joneses scored half as many runs in toppling the party Paks. and Over Fumes . But the Rookies failed to get the one run that they needed most in a 4-3 "A" Mal loss to the Joneses. By Bob Owen Jones C?r1ttryction on top in bail season-ender The Colborne Chronicle, Tuesday, September 14, 1993 In the Jones' third, Darla Jones and Tom Tucker started the inning with singles. One out later, Frank Hall loaded the The Rookies managed to get two more on base in the third. but failed to score again. Dave Hetherington opened the Rookies' sec, and with a double. Hetherington beat the tag at second but was nailed at home two plays later on a peg from Wayne Carr In centre field to Ernie Dunk. Arnold Jones Construction, "A" , -. ”m...” .1, u... vac“: Pitch League. In front from left: Pearlann Coombs, Mel Carr, Jones, Harold Carr. Behind are', Ernie Dunk, Arnold Jones, T Jones, Wayne Carr, Absent from the photo is Frank Hal. Phat The next three innings went scoreless, but few tured some Cme.play. its? nt from left: Pearlann Coombs, Mel Carr, Kathy can, BBnnie Carr, Darla Behind are', Ernie Dunk, Arnold Jones, Tom Tucker, Judy Tucker, Sandy Absent from the photo is Frank Hal. Photo by Bob Owen grab. V - "-riV__b-q Not to be outdone by the Carrs. Julie Scott had a With two out and Helherington still perched on first, Wayne Carr chased down u long fly ball to deep centre by Dennis Sherwin. making a... MA ...L - . . It was "Carr time". in the top of the fourth. With Sue Hetherington on at first, Mel Carr made an outstanding pick up at second of a hard hit Dave Hetherington ground ball to get Sue on the force. bases, but the next two batters Tred out, leaving the bases loaded. champs -- In the Castleton Sunday light Mired Three- '*"--”0 out with an overhead By Butt Owen - 344-7653 The Rookies finally got on board with two in the fifth. With two out and no one on, the Barlows both singled. Julie Scott fol- lowed them on, loading the bases for Trevor Scott. His two-run double to left scored a pair, makjng it a one-run game. hand in every out in the bottom of the fourth. Scott made the assist on Pearlann Coombs' ground-out ball to second. She snared Wayne Carts liner, then did her ground-ball routine on Mel Carr. But thit didn't last long Arnold Jones chased Kathy Carr around the around the bases on a double to deep centre. When Jones approached Bonnie Jones singled to start the Inning but Frank Hall immediately hit into a 6-3-5 double play. Judy Tucker lined a one- out single to centre, and scouted home on an Ernie Dunk ground-ball through second. The Rookies could only eke out a single In the sixth, and the Joneses did a little better. Yaur Children David & Edward Rusk Happy IMP' Anniversary Robdrt and Sheila Rusk Married Sept. 88th 1963 Love and Best Wishes But with runners at WNV ond, and third, Wayne Carr made a running catch on a Sue Hethenngton liner to end the game. third, Kathy was forced home, but failed to beat the throw. The Rookies nearly made it in their ttnal trip to the plate. With two out and Ken Barlow at first, Julie Scott drove a ground sin- gle down the third-base line. Trevor Scott's RBI double over the fence in left made it 4-3. o,N TD