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The Sackville Beaverbank Physio Chiefs went out as winners, snapping a 23-game losing streak with a victory over visiting Truro Bearcats in the second game of a doubleheader, the Chiefs final game of the regular-season.
At Weir Field
Game 1
Truro 204 000 000 1 - 7 10 3
Sackville 100 000 104 0 - 6 9 8
Kelly Spencer, Fabian Shipley (8), Steve Clyke (9), Joe MacPherson (WP,9), Mark Stiner (Sv,10) and Tony Pitterello; Mike Magis (LP) and Jed Martin.
Truro — George Chapman, two singles, RBI; J.P. Wood, double, single; Scott Baillie, double, single; Sackville — Paul Humphrey, double, single, RBI; Jed Martin, double, single, RBI; Ryan Conrad, two singles, RBI.
Game 2
Truro 100 001 101 — 4 8 3
Sackville 210 000 61x — 10 16 3
Mark Stiner (LP), Matt Black (7), Fabian Shipley (8), Steve Clyke (9) and Tony Pitterello, Shawn Fuller (9); John Fifield, Kris Dewolfe (WP,7) and Jed Martin.
Truro — Bruce Joshua, home run, double, two RBI; Jeff Chisholm, two singles; J.P. Wood, two singles; Sackville — Terry Dunbrack, double, two singles, two RBI; Mike Magis, double, two singles, RBI; Paul Humphrey, two singles; Doug Fraser, two singles, RBI; Kris Dewolfe, two singles, RBI.
The Dartmouth Moosehead Dry are the 2004 Canadian senior baseball champions.
Dartmouth defeated the Saskatoon Yellow Jackets 10-4 tonight in the championship game at Kiwanis Park in Moncton. Player-coach Darren Doucette was a one-man wrecking crew in the final, with a 4-for-4 performance at the plate, including two home runs, a double, a single and seven RBI. Joel Irvine added a double, two singles and two RBI.
It's Dartmouth second national title and sixth medal in 10 appearances at the Canadian championship. The Dry won gold in 1998, silver in 1996, 1999 and 2001, and bronze in 1997.
Dartmouth defeated the Quebec Stars 7-2 this afternoon in the semifinals. Quebec took the bronze with a 6-4 victory over Fredericton, N.B. earlier in the day.
The Dartmouth Moosehead Dry are the 2004 Canadian senior baseball champions.
Dartmouth defeated the Saskatoon Yellow Jackets 10-4 tonight in the championship game at Kiwanis Park in Moncton. Player-coach Darren Doucette was a one-man wrecking crew in the final, with a 4-for-4 performance at the plate, including two home runs, a double, a single and seven RBI. Joel Irvine added a double, two singles and two RBI.
It's Dartmouth second national title and sixth medal in 10 appearances at the Canadian championship. The Dry won gold in 1998, silver in 1996, 1999 and 2001, and bronze in 1997.
Dartmouth defeated the Quebec Stars 7-2 this afternoon in the semifinals. Quebec took the bronze with a 6-4 victory over Fredericton, N.B. earlier in the day.
The Dartmouth Moosehead Dry clinched a berth in the semifinals today and will play for a medal at the Canadian senior championship in Moncton on Sunday.
Dartmouth beat the Saskatoon Yellow Jackets 7-5 in a morning game to secure first place in its pool. The Dry lost 8-7 to the St. John's Capitals of Newfoundland in what was, for Dartmouth, a meaningless game.
Dartmouth plays either Etobicoke, Ont., or Quebec today at 12:30 p.m. A win puts the Dry in the gold-medal game at 7 p.m. A loss, and Dartmouth battles for bronze at 3:30 p.m.
At Kiwanis Park
Dartmouth 011 030 2 - 7 8 2
Saskatoon 102 002 0 - 5 6 3
Craig Higgins, Kevin Nichols (WP,6), Mike Alexander (Sv,7) and Luke Smith, Nick Best (5); C. Flanagan (LP) and D. O'Keane.
Dartmouth - Robert Gillis, two singles; Jason Irvine, two singles, two RBI; Joel Irvine, double, two singles; Darren Doucette, four walks, two runs scored; Saskatoon - Landon Emberley, two singles.
At University Field
Dartmouth 203 200 0 - 7 10 2
St. John's 112 210 1 - 8 8 2
Pete Sonier, Darren Hiltz (LP,4) and Luke Smith, Nick Best (6); Kevin DeHart, G. Lehman (WP,4) and D. Delaney.
Dartmouth - Craig Higgins, single, double, RBI; Ryan Doucette, double, single, two RBI; St. John's - Mike O'Neil, two singles, two RBI; Darren Colbourne, two singles.
