The City of Melville and the Melville Millionaires paid tribute to one of their own over the weekend as they honored Melville product and former Major Leaguer Terry Puhl in a variety of ways.
First off they named the street that enters into Melville Regional Park as "Terry Puhl Drive" as well as placing a big Terry Puhl #21 Houston Astros banner on the right field fence and they held a ceremony ahead of the Mils' game on Saturday against the visiting Regina Red Sox.
Some pictures from the weekend compliments of the Melville Millionaires:
Speaking of the WMBL on the weekend,
Saturday's Results:
Regina Red Sox 6 @ Melville Millionaires 5
Yorkton Cardinals 5 @ Okotoks Dawgs 8
Moose Jaw Miller Express 5 @ Lethbridge Bulls 9
Fort McMurray Giants 7 @ Medicine Hat Mavericks 3
Fort McMurray Giants 5 @ Medicine Hat Mavericks 10
Brooks Bombers 0 @ Edmonton Prospects 2
Sunday's Results
Regina Red Sox 9 Melville Millionaires 16
Yorkton Cardinals 0 Okotoks Dawgs 12
Swift Current 57s 5 Weyburn Beavers 3
Fort McMurray Giants 8 Medicine Hat Mavericks 9
Brooks Bombers 2 Edmonton Prospects 16
Moose Jaw Miller Express 11 Lethbridge Bulls 3
Also in Melville over 50 Minor Ball teams from across the Prairies took part in the 26th Melville Minor Ball Tournament
Winners included:
Mosquito- Regina White Sox
Pee Wee - Melville Millionaires
Bantam - White Butte Broncos
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Also over the weekend,
Team Saskatchewan South captured the Silver Medal at the 2018 Football Canada U16 Eastern Challenge in Guelph, Ontario after falling 38-8 to Team Quebec in the Championship game.
Sask advanced to the Final after a 12-10 victory over Ontario in their opener.
Melville's John Stoll captured the Defensive MVP for Saskatchewan in both of their games.
Other locals on the Saskatchewan roster were Yorkton's Dallas Theissen, Jaxon Boyda, Keane Szabo, Kenten Effa and Reece McCormick and also Dalton Norek of Esterhazy
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