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. A very goOd crowd was on
hand to see the Brewers end the
series with Monkton three games
to none as they posted a 16 - 3
victory Sunday night.
Brewers had a 10-11ead in the
3rd inning and kept increasing as
Monkton never really did, get
untracked. In the series Brewers
put together 38 hits for 38 runs
against the opposition 20 hits
and 12 runs. Sunday night Rick
Leonhardt was top 'batter with a
111 homer, 2 doubles and a .single
and 5 runs batted In. Dave Leon-
hardt and Paul Moedel had a
double and single each, Bob Kist 7
ner again with '2 singles and Doug
Leonhardt who pitched the full
game again contributed a homer.
• 'He also struck out 8 and allowed
only 9 hits. Brewers now advance
to the second round against either
Rostock or Milibank.
SEPTEMBER 30th at MONKTON
Brewers took a 2 - 0 game
lead Thursday as they turned in
a 7 - 3 victors'. Doug. Leonhardt
pitched the entire game for Brew-
ers with a 4 hitter striking out 13
and walking 5. A former Moekton
plaYer gave the Wildcats the most
pain as he pounded 'out a double
and 3 singles. Bob Kistner was
batting 500 again with a double
-* _and...single and Terry Morrison
'had two singleS. Harold Illmarr
pitChed the complete game again
for Monkton and was pounded for
14- hits. Bob Brewer batted out
a 2 run homer for the top Monk-
ton hitter. Both teams played
good hall and was an excellent
game fOrsupport.
SEPTEMBER 26"at BRODHAGEN
After a poor series with
Shakespeare, Brewers got bad( to
good forth as they started a
• 3 out of 5 series with Monkton
Wildcats in the Waterloo-Oxford
group playoffs.
Brewers were on the winning
end as they scored a 15-6 victory
with a good team effort. Gary
Little pitched the entire game
allowing only 9 hits and keeping
rjpe Sports Column
(By Rob Brady)
TOWARDS THE SEA.S.Oft'S END
The final chapter in the story of baseball, 19'71 variety,
is drawing to a close. The World Series starts Saturday
after some of the closest division races in repent history.
The Montreal Expos, Canada's Major League team, finished
out of the basement in their third season, (the Mets took 5
years). And all the local teams still active are playing in
their final series.
The Ladies industrial ball has stretched the final series
to the limit as the Swingers evened that best-of-five
affair at 2-2 on Tuesday night. The fifth and deciding game
will be played next Tuesday at the Lions Park. If you haven't
been following the league you've missed some pretty
entertaining ball by some very pretty players. Remember,
next Tuesday is your last chance. Weather permitting it
should all be•over this time next week.
Those of you who read this page regularly will be
aware of the record of the Brodhagen Brewers. The team
was eliminated from W.O.A.A.. play two weeks ago but is
still active as they go for the Waterloo-Oxford champion-
ship. They gained a berth in the finals by winning the
straight games last week so if you want to. see some really
good Intermediate Fastball, a short drive to Brodhagen will
still give you the opportunity.
And, as predicted, the final series of the Men's Indus-
trial Fastball League is shaping up as a close one. The
two teams, Mainstreet and the Mechanics are now tied at
one apiece. This means at least two more games are
necessary. One is scheduled for 8:30 tonight at the Lions
Park and I expect the fourth game will .be played Monday
night, but the holiday may interfere, so check with a
member of one of the teams regarding the fourth game and
the fifth, if it is necessary.
By this time next week, baseball In the area should be
finished and with local hockey at least a couple of months
away the pickings for this column may get pretty scarce.
If you have any ideas or knowledge of any area sports
which could use some looking into, let me• know c/o The
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C.Y.O. LEAGUE
Team standings - Gorillas,
10; Super Stars, 10; Humans,
9; 'Baboons, 9; Africans, 2;
Pullets, 2.
• Highs - Mary Noble, 246 and
.677; Joan Nobel, g44; Harry Arts,
238 and 662; Ken Swan, 258.
COUNTRY CLUB
Team standings - Tricky Six,
7; Potato Kings, 5; High Flyers,
4; Packers, 3; Pinstickers, 2;
Diggers, 0.
High lady single and triple,
Helen Nicholson, 245 and 610.
Men's high single, Henry
Diegel, 260; triple, Bob Harris,
718.
ST. JAMES LEAGUE
Monkron off balance throughout.
At the batters box Maynard Hoegy
led the batters with a grand slam
homer and a single. Bob Kistrier
was chasing am around the
bases with' triple, double and two
walks. ••Bob Jarmuth , Doug. Leon-
hardt, Dave Leonhardt each had
two hits apiece to hand out the
bulk of the 13 hits. Harold Ill-
man pitched the entire game for
Monkton and their leading,hatter
was Doug Scholl , with a homer
and a triple,
The Brewers were the guests
of honour at a steak barbecue'
given to celebrate their W.O.A.A.
championship last year and their
semi-final finish this season.
The event was sponsored by
Hoegy's Farm Supplies assisted
by other area merchants.
Gam es
Team standings - Blue jays,
Congratulations' go to Neil
Bell of Seaforth who emerged
as men's single champion during
the singles bowling this summer.
Last Thursday evening saw a
et good turnout bowling and winners
were Mary Finlayson and Katie
Phillips for the ladies with Neil
Bell arid Art Finlayson for the
men. On Saturday evening Marg-
uerite Walden and Mae Habkirk
were high• for the ladies with
Fred Tilley and Art Finlayson for
the men. After quite a few
unsuccessful attempts the men's
challenge pins now are back in
Harpurhey. Eric Matzold and Art
Finlayson on winning them from
Jack Patterson and Neil Bell, who
Mechanics,
Mainstreet,
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15; Crows, 14; Rambling Ravens,
12; The Ostriches, 11; Sky Larks,
7; The Oritiles, 4.
Ladies high single and triple,
Anne Noble, 293 and 736.
Men;s high single, Reg Dick,
264; high triple, George Love,
680.
EGMONDVILLE
Team standings - Whippets,
21; Gray Dorts, 14; patsons,
12; Lincolns, 9; Gou Cars, 4;
Fords, 3. •
Ladies high single, Joan
Hildebrand, 210, triple, Helen
Nott, 521; high average, Helen
Nott, 185.
Men's high single, triple and
average; Warren Shera, 281, 751,
224; tied, Gard Nobel, 224 aver-
-age.
MINORS LEAGUE
Team standings - Born Win-
ners, 5; Bombers, 5; Ball Boun-
cers, 5; Pin Knockprs, 2; Tor-
nados, 2; Pros, 2.
Ladies `high scores, Diana
Nobel, 246, 249 and 644; Susan
Kunder, 200.
Men's high scores, Ross
,Govier, 248 and 595; Nick Hou'-
wert, 239 and 608.
SEAFORTH MIXED LEAGUE
Team standings - Caterpil-
lars, 7; Bed Bugs, 5; Lady Bugs,
5; Beetles, 2; Termites, 2; June
Bugs, 0.
Ladies high single and triple,
Katie Teall, 221 and 577.
Men's high single, Viggo Cas-
person, 247 and high triple, Larry
Wesenberg, 701.
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who had defended them M ost
successfully all summer.
The Mechauids defeated
Mainstreet 10-9 on Monday night
to even the best of five Sea-forth
Industrial Fastball Championship
series at one game apiece. In
the opener last Thursday, Main-
street held on to an early lead
to defeat the Mechanics 8 - 3.
In Monday's game, Mainstreet
led off with a run in the first,
2 in the second, four in the third
and two more in the fourth while
the Mechanics started fast; pick-
ing up three runs in the first but
being held scoreless through the
next three innings. At the end
of four the score was 9 - 3 in
favour of Mainstreet.
In the fifth, Mechanics
pitcher Eric Chuter rallyed to
retire the Mainstreeters in
order. The ,,Mechanics fifth
was the turning point in the
game as they scored five big
runs to close the gap. Steady
playing kept mainstreet off the
scoreboard for the remainder
of the game and after eight and
a half innings, the score was
Mainstreet 9, Mechanics 8.
Mechanics came to- bat in
the ninth needing two runs to
win. With one out, Chuck Krie-
ger singled and advanced when
Bill Muir was hit by a pitched
ball and Eric Chuter drew a
walk. Paul Morrisson's single
scored Krieger for the tying
run. The winning run was scored
by Bill Muir when Mainstreet
pitcher Jed( Price gave up a
bases loaded walk to Bob Pappie.
MAINSTREET TAKE FIRST
Mainstreet took the first game
in the championship series
Thursday night when they
• defeated the Mechanics 8 - 3.
Mainstreet scored six runs on
si x hits and an error in the
-first inning to take all early
lead which they never relinqui-
shed.
After the first frame both
teams played good ball for the
rest of the game. Mainstreet
added a run in the second and
one in the fourth for a total of
eight while the ]Mechanics man-
aged single scores in each of the
fourth, fifth and sixth innings.
With the series now tied at
one game each, the third contest
is scheduled for to-night at the
LiOns Park, It is to begin at
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In Stratford on Saturday
tied the score about 5 minutes
before half-time. Brian Melady
passed to Gerald Ryan but his
St. Columban played a strong of danger.. The St. Colutnban It past the. Stratford goalie
to make it 2 -2 at half-time.
Stratford had a great chance
to take the lead after 5 minutes
of the and half when Eckert broke
in all alone but goalie Paul 0'
Reilly made a tremendous point-
blank save.
St. Columban scored 'what
proved to be the winning goal
at'the 15 minute mark when Brian
Melady sidestepped two FAG de-
fenders and broke into the clear.
He fired a low - shot that eluded
the Stratford goalie and made it
3 = 2. From this point on for
the remainder of the game,-Strat-
ford tried to score the equalizer
but couldn't find the mark, al-
though they 'created some`anxious
moments around theSt.Columban
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defence held firm in the latter
stages to preserve the 3-2• win.
The next St. Columban game
will be at the Seaforth District
high School field on Saturday, •
October 9th when London Lions
will play here, with kick-off at
4:00 p.m.
' October 16th will find St.
Columban vs London Olympians
at London Labatt Park at 4:30
p.m.
' St. Columban line-up -
paul O'Reilly; Tom Burke; Paul,
Malone; Murray McClure; Dave
McInally; Gord Moylan; Larry .
Kale; Tom Love; Larry Martin;
Brian Melady; Gerald Ryan; Ron
McClure; Tom Melady and John
Gottschalk.
goal. One close play came from
a corner kick, with goalie 0'-,
Reilly out-of the play and the
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game throughout in handing Strat-
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4t. Columban opened the scor-
ing after• 10 minutes of the 1st
half when Gerald Ryan broke in
on the right wing and fired a low
shot into the bottom left corner
of the FAG ket for a 1 - 0 lead.
play was very even until the
25 minute mark when Stratford
tied the score. Alan Slater fed
a lead pass to Tony Georgoulas
who broke in on the left wing and
centred the ball to Mike North
who scored from the St. Columban
goal-mouth, with goalie Paul O'-
Reilly having no chance on , the
play. Stratford came right back
three minutes later when Franz
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the leg wing and centred the ball
just out of 'reach of goalie O'-
Reilly and FAG inside right Mike
North headed it into the top ui
the St. Columban net to givtl
Stratford a 2 - 1 lead.
St. Columban fought