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The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1952-07-17, Page 3THE TIMES-ADVOCATE, EXETER, ONTARIO, THURSDAY MORNING, JOEY 17, 1952 Dashwood Girls a fast and furious the Greys met in Dashwood game their old Thursday Page 3 New Local Nine Drops Two, But Recruits Display Promise Clinton Colts PHONE STONE’S FOR PROMPT REMOVAL OF DEAD OR DISABLED COWS - HORSES WM. STONE SONS LTD. PHONE COLLECT INGERSOLL 21 EXETER 287-W Open this Sunday, Wednes­ day afternoon, and during the evenings throughout the week: SOUTH END B.A, Service Station j f Edge Greys 3-2 A three to two decision in fa­ vour of the Dashwood girls end­ ed when rivals night. The turning Pickering and Webb, for Dash- wood( both came home in time to break the one run tie and give their team a big enough lead to finish Exeter for the night. The picture was even more black in the top of the nineth inning for batter caught plate, Essery second, Taylor hit a high eighth inning ,g point of the gi was the :ame when the Greys when the hit a high foul and opt by Webb, behind Then with Haworth holding down third first was the and and fly into the mit of Dashwood’s right fieldman, Kraft. The dou­ ble play which followed permit­ ted Haworth to get home from third but caught Essery in a fast trap, to short of Two var and _______ ___ ______ _ chance to materialize, while the Dashwood girls made their three runs from steady slugging on single hits. Haworth caught out six Dashwood batters. DASHWOOD—- Maier cf, Pick­ ering p, Becker 3b, Guenther ss, Webb c, Tetreau If, Hill Tiernan 2b, Kraft rf. EXETER — Hunter-Duvar Pfaft’ 3b, King lb, Haworth Essery 2b, Taylor c, McKnight ss, Lindenfield rf, McCoy Score by innings Dashwood 000 010 02x Exeter 000 100 001 end the game one run a tie. triples by Hunter-Du- Haworth didn't have a Iv, cf, If, H 10 7 beHe: “This is going to real battle of brains.” She: “How brave of you fight unarmed!” Wood's New Combination Refrigerator & Deep Freeze Balance on Your Own Terms A New Hotpoint Refrigerator Or Special For Short Time Only I G-E Featherweight Iron WOODHAM AND GRANTON Electric Wiring PHONE KIRKTON 53-r-ll E 4 5 a to The new Exeter intermediates losses this week—-15-0 to Zurich and 7-1 to Mitchell—don't mean there’s no hope left yet for local fans. Some of the midgets—Dick McFalls in particular—showed up well Friday night in spite of the score. Taking into consideration it was their first game with the older intermediates, the young hopefuls from Derry ’ Boyle’s organization proved themselves able and willing. Dick McFalls caught like a veteran, and although his arm to second was weak, he hit the ball every time up. Don Wells muffled two chances at second base but looked as if he could handle the spot after some ex­ perience. Glen Robinson and Bill Wag­ horn appeared on the diamond for the first time. Robbie was in left field and Bill replaced Wells at second for- half the game. Given time and practice this “home brew” vide good league. The local flingers served up 13 walks to give Zurich all the a d v a n t a g e they needed. The visitors added eight hits, includ­ ing two doubles and a triple, to widen the margin. Bill Yungplut slammed the triple and two singles in four times at bat and Pete Cundy hit two for three. Harry Jacobi blasted a triple and a single to account for half of Exeter’s hits. Don Wells and Lome Haugh clouted the other two. Jack Fuller was the loser. Harry Jacobi and Bob Russell finished the game. Ron Heimrich pitched the shutout. He had trouble in spots the pinches away from team could pro­ opposition in the but bore down in and kept the locals the pay-off sack. Score By Innings Zurich ... 080 Exeter ... 000 Moral. Victory -The 7-1 loss day night was for the Exeter crew. At a loss to field nine men because of many conflicting events in the .district, the locals picked up some spec­ tators and took a skeleton crew to face last year’s champions. Main objective was to hold the Legionaires to less than a 10- run lead. Just for the 'laughs, here’s how the lineup stood: a first 202 000 12 00 to Mitchell Mon- a moral victory Cushman Hurls Third Shutout Lloyd Cushman hurled third straight shutout in Rec his the Softball League Tuesday I night to give Statton’s a 4-0 de- i cision over Maroons. The lanky hurler has allowed only two hits in the last three games and both of them came in ’Tuesday night’s game. Gib Statton led his team at I the plate with, a perfect night— ! three for three. Wes Watson, Don Preszcator, Bob George and 1 Bob Davis scored the runs. Bill Musser was the losing pitcher. Jim and Gord Cann hit the only safeties for the Mar­ oons. Last Thursday night, Station’s i wlialloped Centralia 21-0. Cush­ man fanned 14 as he chalked up his second no-hit game of the season. For the winners Doug Brintnell slammed five safeties in six tries and Gib Statton hit four for five.« Edged By Orediton In an exhibition game Monday night, Crediton edged Station’s 6-4. J. Price was the winning pitcher- and he led his team at bat with three hits in five tries. Bob Nicol and Cal Wein ex­ ecuted two double plays in theI game. Gib Statton, Jim Culp and Bob Davis shared hitting honors with two for four each. Bunny Ford is coach for the II Statton nine. baseman caught, an outfielder played first, another outfielder played second, a pitcher played third and the two “spectators" played outfield. Only three men on the team played their normal position. Harry Jacobi pitched well for the locals and the score would have been closer if he’d had the support he should have. Lome Haugh scored the only run for Exeter and hit one of the foui’ safeties off Bob Sadler. Bob Wade hit a double and a single and Stan Frayne blooped the other hit. MITCHELL — Boles lb, J. White ss, B. White 2b, Gatenby 3b, Sadler p, Walther, Elliott If, Aitcheson, Clark cf, Chessell rf, Allen c, EXETER lb, Robinson 2b, Holtzman Jacobi p, Haugh c, Russell Frayne If, Southcott rf. Score By Innings Mitchell ..... 004 003 Exeter ......... 000 002 Wade ss. Gilfillan cf, 3 b, t 1 10 4 1 Q Midgets Defeat Clinton Chuck Parsons hurled Exeter Midgets to a 10-6 victory over the league-leading Clinton team Monday night. The young flinger seven hits, struck out gave only one walk. Irvine Ford led the team at the plate with three for four including a double. The winners scored five runs in the second inning and were never headed. allowed 12 and [Ball Summary Menu THURSDAY, JULY 17 Huron-Perth Clinton RCAF at Clinton Dashwood at Strathroy Mitchell at St. Marys Rec SoftbalL Legion vs. Centralia FRIDAY, JULY IS Huron-Perth Centralia at Exeter Bantam Exeter at St. Marys Girls’ Softball Zurich at Dashwood SATURDAY, JULY IO Midget Auburn at Exeter MONDAY, JULY 211 Huron-Perth Clinton at Exeter Girls’ Softball RCAF Centralia at Dashwood Exeter at Ilderton TUESDAY, JULY 22 Huron-Perth Centralia at Dashwood Clinton RCAF at Mitchell Lucan at Strathroy Rec Softball Centralia vs. Maroons Midget Hensall at Clinton WEDNESDAY, JULY 23 Girls’ Softball Zurich at Exeter Clinton at Dashwood THURSDAY, JULY 24 Huron-Perth Dashwood at Clinton RCAF Mitchell at Strathroy St. Marys at Rec Softball Statton's vs. Centralia * *Legion* * Move To Third Clinton Colts, not expectedClinton Colts, not expected to be a contender in the Huron- Perth this year, have climbed into third spot in the league after winning five straight. The Clinton crew, which includes more horses than colts (by age) stopped the Mitchell Legionaires 1-0 Friday in an upset. Bartliff was the shutout pitcher, allowing seven hits. Hulley gave up six safeties in his second loss of the season but his team committed two The Colts’ winning stopped Monday night Dashwood edged them 3 winning runs came home ..... hits, an error, a walk and a hit by pitcher. Carrick batted a double and a single for Clinton. The win kept Dashwood in their six-point lead of the league. Bob Knowlton, with a pair’ of triples, paced the St. Marys intermediates to a 6-4 win over Lucan Friday night. Bradshaw tanned 14 for his win. Bill O’Brien also hit a triple. Apple­ ton and Fred Revington shared the loss. Oilier scores during the week were Clinton RCAF It), Lucan 7; Mitchell 7, Exeter 1; Zurich 15, Exeter 0. H. J. CORNISH & CO certified public accountants 29 DUNDAS ST.LONDON, ONT. purposes, the Quarter figures after inspection of a steady rise in circulation 1950: circulation average net quarters, comparative 2,418 2,475 2,511 2,521 2,342 2,346 2,355 2,375 is given as paid” over errors, streak when •2. The on two F 2,534 T-A Circulation Hits Record High The latest audit of The Times- Advocate’s subscription list re­ veals the circulation of the paper has hit an all-time high of 2,534 for the first quarter of 1952. The Audit Bureau of Circula­ tion released the making its annual the lists in June. The “the yearly For following figures issued by ABC show since 1050 First Second Quarter Third Quarter Fourth Quarter 1051 First Quarter . Second Quarter Third Quarter Fourth Quarter 1052 First Quarter . Ssi 1 At ?>outh j&nd Service For liekets On Our Lions Club Dream Home In Aid Of South Hurofi Hospital RUSS AND CHUCK SNELL Phone 328 Exeter Dashwood .... Mitchell ....... Zurich .......... Clinton Colts Strathroy .... ■Clinton RCAB St. Marys .... Exeter .. Lucan ... ■Centralia Standings HURON-PERTH STANDING (Tuesday Morning, July 15) * Results 11 Exeter 5, Lucan Mitchell 0 Friday, July Zurich 15, ■St. Marys Clinton 1, Monday, July 14 Dashwood 3, Clinton 2 Mitchell 7, Exeter 1 Clinton RCAF 10. Lucan « * * * Intermediate WOAA GIRL’S SOFTBALL STANDING Gaines played to July 11 earn Clinton ... Exeter .... Dashwood Ilderton . RCAF Centralia Zurich .............. Lucan Juniors w n p KE<\ SOFTBALL LEAGUE Statton’s Legion .. Centralia Maroons Provincial and municipal exenditures in .1950 in Canada exceed $1,500,000,000.