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The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1954-07-22, Page 7slwl "Head and Shoulders Above the Crowd" • That’s the verdict of those who know combines. If you always have clean, upstanding crops, you may not really need a combine so capable as the Case “A.” But for small seeds like clover, that take real rubbing to thresh out ... or a brittle crop tike beans ... or fine, fluffy seeds like some of the grasses ... or even grain that is tough to thresh, the “A” is in a class by itself. Phone 508 R. D. JERMYN for home or office THE TIMES-ADVOCATE, EXETER, ONTARIO, THURSDAY MORNING, JULY 22, 1954 Mohawks Salvage One Of Three, Mitro Loses Thriller To Stormes Exeter Legion Mohawks could of 4he five runs as Tigers nipped only garner one win out of three games during the past week. They came from behind, to edge the locals 3-2 on the town dia­ mond. ____ Stormes, who pitched a one- Clinton Radio 8-7 Friday night . hitter, spoiled his chances fpr a 4 Pag* 7 i—t—,— ------—----——------———,—————— ,,, s.l|<llllllllllllll»ll(llll»nnl(lllllll(lllllllllll<ll|ltltlllli,<ll|lllillMlu«in.(lllll|llMIII)llipil,ilH»l<IIUIII<II^HI^Ma|MUt Closed For Holidays 22 010 4 15 2 11 2 1 11 era highlighted the tense mound battle., Mitro, the righthander, threw hard and fast to earn each of his 16 strikeouts. After his un­ settled start, he blazed into flaw­ legs form toward the end of the game, in the sixth and seventh he struck out five in a row. Two walks unnerved him in the eighth but he pitched his way out of trouble. (Directly opposite to Mitro, port- sider Stormes threw tantalizingly- slow knucklers and curves that baffled the locals. Deliberately unhurried, Stormes let Mohawks punch his twisters to fielders; he registered only four strikeouts. Despite the fact that his mates committed five errors*, they were able to make the right plays when they counted. Highlights of Dashwood’s de­ fensive game were Bob Hayter's bare-handed stab of Fred Dar­ ling’s crazily - bouncing grounder in the eighth and Raymie Wein’s two single-handed grabs of flies from the bats of Lome Haugh and Harry Holtzman, Fred Darling hit the longest ball of the game—a booming fly that Centrefielder Jack Gaiser Caught at the fence. DASHWOOD AB R H PO A E Ray 'Wein, If .......... S o 0 2 0 0 Stormes, p ... Kleinstiver, 3b C. Wein, rf .. Guenther, ss . Gaiser, cf , Tieman, lb 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 o 0 0 0 0 3 ~2 23 0 3 01 0 0 ~5 E 01 0 0 00 00 0 0 AUGUST 2 TO AUGUST 7 Inclusive' shutout by issuing a free pass in the third. Mitro’s brilliant 16- strikeout, two - hit performance was wasted because of three astrous walks. The Mohawk hurler lost game with a shaky walked Boh and Jim the first inning and home with the pay-off Stormes clubbed a sharp double between first and second. The younger of the Hayter brothers scored the third run in the third inning after hitting the second double of the night. He advanced to the hot corner on the second walk of the inning and came home on an infield play. Howe Scores Bob Stormes issued only two passes but one-resulted in a tally. He walked Ron Howe early in the last * of the third and the Negro romped home on Meharg’s high mid-field double, Mohawks’ catcher scored when Fred Dar­ ling’s hard grounder went through the infield. Contrast between the two fling- but lost a 3.-2 thriller to Dash­ wood on Monday. On Tuesday^ Strathroy laced the tribe 10-5. Mohawks now have a seven­ eight won-lost record—a percent­ age Of .467. Ailing Shoulder Hampers Yelle Ray Yelle suffered his second loss Tuesday night as Strathroy Royals laced Legion Mohawks under the lights. Still bothered by his ailing shoulder, the big righthander lacked control and speed. He issued five free passes and threw several costly wild- pitches. Unless his shoulder improves, Yelle will be a big disappoint­ ment to the Mohawk mentors. He has been able to finish only one J game of the four he has started and has a one-two won-lost re­ cord. Strathroy scored single runs in the first and second innings and added three each in the fourth and fifth innings. Their final two came in the seventh. Steve Mitro and Jack Elson counted for Exeter in the sixth and Bob Meharg knocked Yelle around in the seventh. George Glendinning and Elson scored in the ninth. The tribe outhit the Royals 8-7' but winning pitcher George Evans was tight in the pinches. Steve Mitro hit two safeties lead Mohawks at bat. Walks Tell Tale Of 3-2 Defeat Walks spelled the verdict Monday night’s unusual pitching duel between Dashwood’s Bob Stormes and Mohawks' Steve Mit­ ro. The free bases figured in four to dis- his Hestart. Hayter in they came runs when EXETER McGillivray, 3b Howe, ss ........Meharg, e ........ Darling, If ........ Elson, cf ...........,. Yell©, 2b (7) ....... Holtzman, rf ,.... Loader, 2b, Of (7) Mitro, p ..........Haugh, lb ........ 4 0 3 14 14 0 3 0 1 04 0 4 0 2 0 2 0 31 I 1 11 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 o 0 1 3 0 0 0 0 1 6 Exeter 1 3 0 0 0 X 0 11 0 7 1 RBI—Stormes 2, C. Wein, Meharg, Darling; ER—-Dashwood 2, Exeter 1; 2B—Stormes, B. Hayter. Meharg; W —Mitro 6; SO—Mitro 16, Stormes 4; Left—Dashwood 7, Exeter 5; WP— Mitro 1; PB—Meharg 2; W—Stormes; L—Mitro. Stage Late Rally To Edge Clinton Timely seventh-inning hits by Fred Darling, Bob Russell and Bob Meharg, plus fine relieving by Russell, pulled Exeter Mo­ hawks out of a hole and helped them defeat Clinton Radio 8-7 Friday night in a loosely-played game. The tribe was on the wrong end Please Turn to Page 10 RBI—Stormes 2, r.E” --......— r-..............2B—Stormes, B, Hayter. Meharg; W c. 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Directional air vents prevent drafts. You can decorate it to giatch any room. Easily installed without any building alterations. Phone 153-W low down paymant-naty tarm«t Come in and choose from 4 models of finest of all air condi­ tioners. Vi to 1 h.p '> INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER Huxtable Exeter Harry Holtzman and company, namely the Legion softball nine, are currently knocking off all around—good pitching backed up by good fielding, booming bats and snappy base running. I figure Bill -Musser and his Maroons are due for an outbreak. If so, this Rec Softball League will be a very compact group. At present Legion are (breathing down the Mid-West necks. Bunny Ford, genial manager of the Mid­ West team, got so hot under the collar from this breathing down his neck he went in as a pinch­ hitter—firemen’s boots and all— and drew a walk. With the teams serving up a good brand of ball there is no doubt the fans will be out in droves. Good Ball Mohawks are playing good ball and warrant the very good crowds ■S For The Best Buy In Town See Our / OK Used Cars & Trucks 1951 Dodge Regent Sedan — Radio, Turn .Signals; Backup Light-. ■ %rt, 1950 Chevrolet Fleetline Coach Radio, Sunvisor —- Like New Condition Like New A Beauty1949 Chev Coach 1949 Chev 5-Passenger Coupe 12,000 Miles 1946 Mercury Sedan — Good Condition 1940 Dodge Sedan * 1951 Chevrolet ’/a-Ton Pick-up Less Than 12,000 Miles »» 1947 Studebaker 3-Ton Chassis & Cab 1945 International 2-Ton Platform and Racks ~ Good Condition — Low in Price GET OUR PRICES BEFORE YOU BUY X Snell Bros, Limited Exeter PHONE 100 Chevrolet - Oldtmohile - Chev Truck* EKETERChevrolet w Oldsmobile Chet Truck* that are making the turnstiles click, A real pitchers’ duel and a real crowd pleaser (even if we didn’t win) was witnessed Mon­ day night when Dashwood and and Mohawks tangled. Big Bingo Don’t forget the Monster Le­ gion Bingo at the Arena Friday, July 30. We all know the good work the Legion is doing, so let’s get out there and support this bingo. The Legion backs the Mo­ hawks ball team, sponsors a rec softball team, helps sponsor minor hockey and ball, donates the hall to Senior Citizens one night a month, and does many other worthwhile services. Playgrounds Flourish Playgrounds are flourishing — attendance last week was 1,129 and this week should be a record one. Cowboys ahd Indians Week is the children’s favorite and they are thrilled with the idea of the Saddle Club leading our parade in the evening. All week the children have been working on their costumes, square dancing, songs, etc., and Friday we will witness the re­ sults of the supervisors’ efforts. A big thanks to Tuckey Bever­ ages and Exeter Dairy for dona­ tions of pop and chocolate milk. The Royals copped two victories over Exeter and Clinton Colts. Clinton airmen defeated the nearby Colts to keep in the run­ ning. Mohawks added two points by edging the airmen, St. Marys and Clinton Colts re­ main tied for the basement. Even Scoro Zurich Kings evened the score with Dashwood Tigers by thump­ ing them 10-4 on the Zurich dia­ mond Friday night. Both of these “D" teams have now won one. game each and there games in the they have met. Feature of Zurich's triple play instigated by Haberer who made a catch of Bob Stormes’ Zurich caught two baserunners off bag after the catch. Ron Heller hurled the win for the Kings. Bob Brown, who pitched for six innings, was charged with the loss. Robbie Wein relieved him. HURON-PERTH I w 11 11 7 7 5 5 1 . 1 Insects can rob you of 9$ to 45^ per bushel in shrinkage and mar­ ket dockage. Pyrenone* Wheat Protectant will prevent this in­ sect damage loss. Ask for results of tests conducted by Kansas State College. They prove that Pyrenone Wheat Protectant pre­ vents insect damage to stored wheat..• even in open bins. 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COmnlehbing at 630, thdrd Will be a mobster parade from Vic­ toria Park, led by the Exeter Saddle Club, to Riverview Park Where" there will be a swimming demoftstratiott by Bob Fletcher. STANDING' L 1 3 6 8 6 6 _ I 9 0 Bin-FumePct.t .846 .786 .538 .467 .455 .455 .100 .100 p 18 18 12 10 10 102 . 2 ♦Thes©' clubs receive only one point for a Win when they pitty each other. They receive two points if they de­feat any of the other four clubs. JLeague standing is determined by points. Percentage is given for com­parison .only. RESULTS Strathroy 16, Clinton Colts 5 Zurich 10, Dashwood 4 Clinton RCAf 9, Clinton Colts Exeter 8, Clinton RCAF 7 Dashwood 3, Exeter 2 Zurich 7, St. Marys 5 Strathroy 10, Exeter 5 Mitchell* ......... Dashwood* Zurich* ........... Exeter* ........... Strathroy ........ Clinton RCAF Clinton Colts . . St. Marys ........ T 1 0 0 0 0 . 0 2 3 9 0 4 SUNDAES SODAS MILK SHAKES and Bin-Treat Exeter District Phone 287 Collect BIG DIP CONES ICE CREAM BARS FUDGSICLES — DRUMSTICKS ’POPSICLES KETHER'S COFFEE SHOP Main St.Exeter Five Home Runs Feature Victory Five home runs featured the 17-5 trouncing Maroons handed Legion Tuesday night in a Rec League softball game. Bruce Glen hit two round­ trippers. The colored shirts scored five runs in the first inning and led all the way. Henry Dyke and Reg McDonald knocked circuit clouts for the Legion. Dyke and Doug Brintnell shared mound duties. ■» Thursday night Legion handed league - leading Mid - West Com­ bines their third loss of the sea­ son. Harry Holtzman pitched vets to a 7-6 victory. REC LEAGUE STANDING CHILDREN’S, MISSES* & LADIES’ ShortsITH HARDLY ANY BILL TO FOOT* Reg. 5.95 Reg. 5.25 Reg. 4.25 Reg. 4.20 Ladies Sandals Sun Suits Mid-West ...,W L F A P.... 1 5 3 56 43 10 Legion .... 3 4 52 60 6 Maroons ......... 3 4 43 58 6 Morrissey Mare Wins Three Races Miss Donna Direct, five-year- old mare owned iby Jack Morris­ sey, of Stephen, has won her last three starts at Richelieu Park, Montreal. She lowered her best mark to 2.11 in a race last week, The mare is the only horse be­ ing raced iby Jack Morrissey this year. She is being handled in Montreal by Keith Waaples. Exeter Bantams Edge Dashwood Exeter Bantams won their third game of the season Tuesday night by defeating Dashwood 9-7. It was the first loss suffered by DashwoOd in nine games. Elmer Ince and Jim Russell shared the mound duties for Sk­ ater and registered 16 strikeouts, allowing "only two hits. Ron Horne paced the winning hitters With h triple. GUenther and Page pitched tot Dashwood. 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