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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1951-07-26, Page 3,,,..,.. ......., . THE TIMES-ADVOCATE, EXETER, ONTARIO, THURSDAY MORNING, JULY 26, m Page 3 Exeter Radio & Electric I Mitro Blanks Zurich Nine 5-0 Hurls 22 Scoreless Innings Joe Mitro pitched his second shutout of the season when he stopped Zurich 5-0 on the local square Tuesday night. The local hurler, now sporting his ninth win, has a record of 22 consecutive scoreless innings behind him. Only Zurich threat came in the ninth when Bill O’Brien and Pete Cundi singled. Gignac didn’t get by second as’ Don O’Brien struck out and Yungblut ground ed for an easy putout, Exeter scored in the Announce - - a Series of Week-End Specials This Week WHITE SHOES I DR ESS PUMPS AND SANDALS IN SOFT-SOFT BUCK Reg. $8.95 REDUCED TO $6.98 Reg. $6.75 REDUCED TO $4.50 | Watch Our Windows For Bargains a* ........... ........—— — ———in .........—n first inning. Fred Polci walked, stole second, reached third on an in field out and hit home 'plate on Mitro’s double. Har the best hitter of the two fox’ two, counted ond after pounding a The locals scored two in the fourth. Gord Farrow hit a sharp single into left and scored on Fred Darling’s long-grass triple. Darling scored on Holtzman’s second hit, a single. Final run came in the fifth when .Joe Serratore walked, stole second and reached home on two wild pitches. Zurich liurler Bill O’Brien al lowed the locals only six bingles buCgave up five walks. Zurich got five singles Mitro. C. Bedard, Benny Gignac. Bedard, Bill O’Brien and Pete Cundi hit safely. Next game in Exeter is Friday when the locals tackle the power ful Clinton Colts. EXETER; Serratore 2b, Polci ss, Lenehan c, Mitro p, Farrow rf, Darling If, Holtzman cf, Haugh 3b, Stinchecombe lb. ZURICH: Bedard cf, Doug O'Brien ss, Gignac 3b, W, O'Brien p, 'Cundi lb, Don O'Brien c, YungblUt rf, Haberer (Bedard ph. off Ball Figures HURON-PERTH O.BA. standing W 1 9 6 3 10 10 2 6 4 7 6 6 7 1 10 11 1 4 7 2 6 To The Good re 5 j i i 4 ! Holtzman, night with in the sec double. 2 b, Heim rich if, Heiser If). Score By Innings Exeter .. 110 210 Zurich 000 000 OOx 000 R 5 0 H 6 5 E 1 1 Exeter .................. Hensall ................. Dashwood. ............. Clinton Colts ....... Lucan ................... Clinton Rt'AF ..... Centralia .............. Mitchell ................ Zurich .................... Goderich ............... 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Batteries were for Crediton, Munn and Paff, and for Exeter, Stewart and McCoy. Score By Innings Crediton 000 011 000 Exeter iO'OI 123 342 R 2 16 H 7 19 E 5 2 bornArmadillors are always in groups of four of the same sex. With 3-0 Win Over Irish Exeter moved into_ third place, (teams. Bradford, Lucan, short stop was Outstanding on the diamond as were Polci, Serratore and Haugh. Mitro probably made the finest fielding display by a pitcher ever seen on the local diamond. He stopped two hard hit balls at the mound. Lucan’s biggest threats in the fifth. Bradford, first up in the inning, singled reached third on two errors, ro pitched himself out of spot by striking out two forcing the third man to ground out. Hearn, Chown, Bradford and Revington got the only singles for Lucan, EXETER Sarratore, 2b . Polci, cc ....... Lenehan, c .... Mitro, p ........ Fartow, rf .... Darling, If .... Holtzman, cf . Haugh, <3b .... Stinchcombe, lb one point* ahead of Lucan, when the local nine whitewashed the Irish 3-0 in the best game of the season here Friday night. Joe Mitro muffled the green men with four hits for his first shutout of the season and drove in the winning run of the game. Losiiig pitcher, John Gillies, former London Major, gave up eight hits and except for mis cues in the field would have al lowed only one run. Serratore scored the first and what proved to be the winning run of the game in the initial frame. Reaching first safely on an error in the field, the second sacker worked his way to third and came home on a sharp sin gle by Mitro. Holtzman singled in the se cond and scored the only earn ed run when Haugh bingled and Stinchecombe blasted a high double. Darling counted the third marker after reaching se cond on a line drive into left field. A single by Haugh brought him home. The game was sparked by fine defensive play by both Jack Smith Jeweller a-4 T Dashwood Whips Hensall 13-3 As Robinson Hurls Four-Hitter Gil Robinson allowed only four hits as Dashwood defeated Hen sall 13-3 Friday night in the grain town. Hensall led first of the wood scored ing allowed the winners to score eight runs in the seventh. Bob Hayter, Ray Wein and the3-1 going into sixth when Dash- three. Faulty field- Dashwood Wins In Ninth Frame Dashwood won their tenth game of the season when they scored in the ninth to break a 4-4 tie with Centralia RCAF Monday night. Centralia tied the game up in the first half of the inning, af ter trailing 4-3. Then Robinson singled for Dashwood, romped to third on an infield out and scored on a wild throw. Robinson was pitcher, Moore the Score By Iiulings Dashwood 002 000 Centralia 021000001 the winning loser. 201 R 5 4 H 7 2 E 7 4 Juniors Win Second Against Lucan 17-11 The Exeter Junior Girls Soft- ball team handed out a second defeat to the Lucan Juniors in the game played at Lucan Thurs day last. The score ended in 17- 11 for .Exeter. For Exeter, Beavers and Stew art scored three runs each, and MUrless and Brookes scored two runs apiece for the Lucan team: Batteries were for Lucan: J. Scott, J. Murless and for Exeter, Patsy Isaac and Rhena Murray. Score, By innings Exeter ....... 003 920 300 Lucan ........ 141 001 103 R 17 11 H 33 18 Here And There —Continued from page two. ter whose experience we” have re lated. Almost inevitably he bites off more than he can chew with- consquent choking and indiges tion. came man and Mit- the and Dusts For Better Produce Innings Score By Lucan Exeter DEETROX Potato Dust Thoroughly blended insecticide, and fungicide. BUY NOW’ We Have a Good Stock on Hand ATOX Cabbage Dust Kills insects by contact and stomach poison action. Excellent for almost all vegetables. BORAX Turnip Dust Controls the water core and brown heart of turnips. For More Produce LUCAN Lankin, Hearn, Barnes, 2b .. O’Rourke, If Chowen, lb Bradford, ss Ball, cf •..... Revington, 3b ... Robinson, Gillies, Carl Wein were best for Dash wood with two hits apiece. Tay lor led Hensall with two of their four hits. Corriveau caught good ball for Dashwood in his first appearan- ce this year. DASHWOOD AB R H E Wein Ray ss, ...... 5 2 2 1Gaiser cf, ............. 5 2 0 0Wein Carl 3b, ....... 4 2 2 2Robinson p, ........ 4 2 1 0 Hayter 2b, ....... 5 2 2 <0Regier rf, .......... 5 1 0 0Tieman lb, ........4 1 1 0Houlahan If............ 4 1 0 0Corriveau c, ....... 4 0 0 1 40 13 8 4 HENSALL AB R H E Taylor 2b, .......... 3 2 2 2 Corbett If, .......... 4 1 0 0 Mickle p, cf......... 4 0 1 0 Harrison 3b, ...... 3 10-0 3 Moir rf, •.............. 4 0 0 1 O'Brien lb, .......... 4 0 0 0 Campbell p, ........ 2 0 0 3 Norris c................ 3 0 1 1 Jacobi p, ss, ...... 3 0 0 0-————— 30 3 4 HO' Score By DASHWOOD HENSALL Umpires: bases, Handel. R HE 81 13 8 4 00 3 4 10 Plate, Thompson; Dashwood Stop Greys Win By Five Runs The morale of the Dashwood Girls was as bright as the new uniforms they sported Friday night in the game played on their home field with Exeter. The spirit carried Dashwood through to break the tie in the last of the eighth inning when Love hit a long, high fly-ball out past the reach of any Exeter fielders. The fly brought in two runs and began a streak of luck which gave the Dashwood girls a five run lead. Although the greys pulled up their socks in the first of the fourth inning when Hodgins hit a liome-run and brought in two others, they failed to come up to the mark in their last chance at bat and the game ended With a score of 13-8 for Dashwood. Batteries for Exeter were;- Mc Coy, Essery and Taylor, and for Daslrwood: Pickering and Webb. Score by innings R H E Dashwood 100 006 06x 13 19 Exeter 200 500 0i0<1 8 11 9 7 Innings 000 0-00 110 001 Exeter District Co-Operative Phone 287-W Exeter U. 3. O*m>MJGGS AND SKEETER THEY'RE DON'T THINK .MUCH JUST NOT OF THIS NEW FISHING ’ BITING 1 ROD YOU BOUGHT ME, BY WALLY BISHOP-