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The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1955-07-14, Page 38fi It 4: . •i 'Y. .i• dl t THE TIMES-ADVOCAA TE,, EXETER, ONTARIO, THURSDAY MORNING, JULY 14, 1950 Three -Way Race For H -P Honors; igers Edge Tribe To Take Lead With two-thirds of the sched- uie over, the Iiuron-Perth Inter-. mediate 60041 race has ,boiled. •downto a neck -and meek contest among three teams,. Dashwood Tigers a irrentiy en - a one -point margin .over Ex- eter Legion Mohawks and Mit- ebell but the Legionaires- have • the best won -lost record, They'. have played two less games than either of the other contenders. The Tigers are -the hottest team in the circuit right now. This week 'they polished off Mo-• hawks 3-0 and Zurich. Lumber Kinga 5-4 to move into first place for the first time this sea- son. Mitchell Legiouaiies scored. 23 runs in two victories, They whal loped Zurich Kings 1'1-6 and Auburn 12-0. Mohawks counted one win --a 12-2 drubbing of Clinton Lions Juniors. The league champions 'prob- ably will be decided when the three clubs play each other dur- ing the next 20 games, Any .of the other three,' however, could pull upsets which would knock, a victim out of the running. Zur',- loh, particularly, is capable of surprising any of the leaders. Most important contest next'. week will be Monday night when the Legionaires play in Exeter. The locals play. Zurich on Friday night on the Lumber, Kings' diamond. Dashwood Tigers appear to. Down Graded Wheat? Insects can rob you of 9¢ to 45¢ per bushel in shrinkage and mar- ket dockage, Pyrenone* Wheat Protectant Will prevent this in- sect nsect damage loss. Ask for results sof test's conducted by Kansas State College. They prove that Pyrenone Wheat Protectant pre- vents insect damage to stored wheat , .: even in open bins. lYNNO WHEAT PROTE TANT *- Ilse Bin Treat To Prepare Your Bins For Grain ExeteDistrict co- Phone 287 Collect 'haye two easy matches with Auburn and Clinton next week so they should remain..in top Spot,. ein .Horner Wins Game Jake Wein,veteran :outfielder of Dashwood Tigers, knocked his club into first place of the Iiur- onPerth 'Baseball League with a two -run homer in the third in- ning of .the crucial contest with. Exeter Legion Mohawks Monday night. The circuit .clout paved the. way 'for 3-0 victory which depos- ed the tribe from its once -high; perch on top .of the H -P loop and put Dashwood one point ahead. Mohawks could regain ,the lead but not if the torrid Tigers con- tinue to tear the league apart. Veteran Jake hit .a- high strike, served up by Bob Russell, over the left field fence after .one was out in the third, The clout scored Jim Hayter° who .had* reached first on a single. The Tigers' rightfielder scored the -third run of the game in the eighth inning after clouting a double. He *as knocked 'home by Dick Regier, Outhlt Tigers 10-8 . Mohawks outhit the Tigers 10-8 but couldn't connect when it counted. They left 13 men on bases .compared to Dashwood's four. Lyn Sanesac, the tall hurler from Leamington, fooled •tribe hitters with his slow control pitching. He. weakened. in the sixth and let Exeter load ;the bases but Gerry Guenther came in to retire the side. Mohawks had at least two men en bases in 'each of the last",three innings but couldn't bring any around. Singles by. Bob Russell and Harry Holtzman helped load the bases in the ninth with only one out but :a double play ended the ball game. Red Loader club- bed a fly ball to„Jake Wein in right field which might have scored one run but Bob Meharg was caught •off first base. The Exeter shortstop thought --,the hit was a safe one and was •trying to come in with the tying run. Threaten In Second Both teams threatened in the second inning with men in scor- ing position. Saxton clubbed a double for the tribe but Sanesac struck out Fred Darling and Jack Elson. to retire the side. Singles by Bob Hayter and Sanesac filled two bases for Dashwood with one out but Russell forked Terry Wade to ground out and 1fuss Page to strike .out. Sanesac was in scoring posi- tion again in .the fourth alter hit- ting a single and stealing second but he was left stranded. Except for the one run in the •eighth, Russell was never in trouble the rest of the game. Sanesac was relieved • in the ' sixth when Meharg and Red Exeter Loader reached base, Guenther came in and loaded thebases by walking Darling but fanned El- son to retire the side. • in the seventh, Lorne Haugh and Don Wells singled but no- body could hitthem home. Dar-. ling, and Elson hit successive bingles in the eighth but they were left on the bags. Sanesac .and Jake Wein hit two -for -three a n d two -for -four to lead the Tiger batters. Bob: Russell clubbed three singles for the locals. Tempers flared in the fifth when E11;on plowed into Tiger Firstbaseman Bob :Stormes after hitting a ground. ,ball. Storm,* retaliated by blocking Lorne Haugh on the next play. EXETER• AB R H PO A El Don Wells, 3b ___ 6 0 1 0 1 0 H. Iioltzman xf .___ 6 0 1 1 0 Bob aieharg, ss _-__ 4 0 0 2 4 Red Loader, -9b _-__ 4 0 1. 1 6 Lien Saxton, c 3 0 1 0 0' Fred Darling, If -_. 3 0 1 1 0 Tack Elson cf 4 0 1. 4 0 Lorne Haugh, 1'b 4 0 1 11 0 Bob Russell, p 4 0 3 0 1 Don Gravett*. 0' 0 0 0 0 *Ran for Russell in ninth 0 20 10 0 DASHWOOD Jim Hayter, c 4 1 1 0 0 Carl 'vein, rf 4 2 2 1. 1 Dick Regier, cf 4 0 1 0. 0 Bob ,Stormer, 1b 4 0 0 12 1 Bob Hayter, 2b 3. 0 S 4 2 Lyn Sanesac, p, 3b _ 3 0 2 1 6 Terry Wade, es 3 0 0 1 6"" Russ Page, ib2 0 .0 0 2 Gerry Guenther, p ,_ 1 0 1 0' 0 Ray Wein, if 0 0 0 0 0 • 81:0 8 30 16 Winning pitcher, Sanesac; loser, Russell; .HO—Russell, 8 in 9; Sanesac 4 in 61g; Guenther, 6 in 31/4; -BB— Sanesac '1; Guenther 1; SO—Sanesac 5, Guenther 1, Russell 4; DP Loader, Meharg and Haugh, . C. Wein and Stormes; ER --Dashwood 3; Left—Ex- eter 10, Dashwood 4; HR—C. Wein;, 2B—Saxton, C. tWein; TJmpires-•-I4ar- burn, Clark. Clinton Club Tribe's Meat lVlohawks reserve their scoring sprees for Clinton Juniors this season. After slaughtering the youngsters from the hub town 13-3 ad 18-1 during the first half of the schedule, the tribe swamp- ed them again Friday night by the count of 12-2. It was a combination of Clin- ton's wild pitching and Mohawks' hitting which brought on the lop- sided score. The tribe opened with five runs in the first inning on two hits, three walks and an error. After scoring singles in the second 'and third, the local braves romped home with another five runs in. the fifth on four hits and two walks. Chuck Wheeler, making his second start on the mound 'for Ex- eter; gave his matestheir first win in the secona round of the schedule with a neat two -hitter. He struck out bine men over the seven -inning route. Although Wheeler was unimpressive in his tworelief roles against Dash- wood and Mitchell last week, the airman has won both his starts for the tribe this season. Ken :Saxton and Fred Darling scored two -for -three tries to lead Dress Sale� A 'Few At $3.95 (Values to $9.95 • One.Rack At $7.95 Values to $19.95 — Cottons, Nylons and *ask Silks) i Si,• All .Other N3 ir.Y� x,, , ." wa�r�• , ,..,„,,p Dresses - 01414 `: .2 5 % Off SAVE ON FOOD BILLS HERE WESTON'S DAINTY FARE COOKIES 8 Oz. Pkgs, 290 MAPLE LEAF CORN 15 Oz,Tin 100 NABISCO SHREDDED WHEAT , Boxes 2 for .310 , STERLING TOILET SOAP , 5 for 290 Bars EMERY TOMATO JUICE • Large il0 Oz. Tins YYYYIYY.N.YYYi"Y,. 2 for 230 PHONE 16 AYLMER TOMATO CATSUP 11 Oz. Bottle OLD TOWNE SWEET MIXED PICKLES 16 Oz. Jar . 250 LYONS TEA BAGS Bags ° 100 for 950 a TOILET TISSUE ROYAL L ARMS UE ,3 for 250 210 BLUE DUZ 100 Off Giant Size Saieprice 71O 50 Off Large Site - Saleprice 360 D & JORY EXETER 4 the local bitters,: Bob Meharg and Wheeler' hit tw#-for-four. Doc Wells and Harry Holtzman clout- ed a. single each.. Wheeler di'ove in two Mohawk rune in the first inning with a timely single •,ar}d. ,another in the fifth with a double. Fred Darling received two •RBI's with his two- bagger in' the fifth. . Wheeler's only ' rough spots came in- the second and 'third. Three walks ,and a passed ;ball scored ..one run in the second and a triple by John Hartley fol- lowed 4»' a double by Bob Mae- YDonald brought in the second Clinton tally in tl ,third, Bowers started the game for the Juniors; Rick Elliot relieved him in- the fifth, Tigers Edge Zurich 5-4- A -five-run outburst in ,the. third inning, highlighted by' a triple by Lyn Sanesac, gave Dash- wood Tigers a 5-4 victory over their "D" archrivals, Zurich Lumber Kings, Friday night. Jim Hayter opened the iphing by reaching first on an error. Carl Wein singled; Bob Stormes 'walk- ed and Dick Regier was .safe on. Warn Pater.sofl Against Fracas An official. league warning ;has been sent to Bill Paterson, the Auburn player who threw ;punch- es at *Umpire Gus •Boussey in a game ,two weeks ago. • . Meeting last week, Huron -Perth officials decided to let .the young- ster off with a reprimand but warned any similar fracas would suspend him from play: - Paterson threw two right 3tQoks at Boussey when the umpire call- ed him out at' third base during a contest with Clinton (Lions 'Jun- iors. Boussey waved him out of thei game. Hensall .Bowlers Try Local. Greens Members " of • the Hensall Lawn Bowling Club . paid* a friendly visit to the local greens Monday evening, mixing with the local bowlers. Two games of 10 ends were played under ideal weather conditions. Following the games,, doughnuts and coffee were served by the ladies. Mra. E. R. Hopper, S. B. Tay for and Lex McDonald, skip. were the -winners with two wins plus 9; Mrs. S. Love, Sam Rennie and Ulric Snell were second with two wins plus 6;. Mrs. A. Kerslake, Ted ,Pooley and Gordon May were third with two wins plus 6. Other rinks. were Mrs. L. Mc- Donald, Jim Patterson and Wes Venner, 1 plus 6; Jack Cutting,, Allan Fraser, John Henderson, 1 plus •6; Mrs. Watson, Lorne Lu- ker, Russ Snell, 1 plus 4; Mrs. L. Luker, Mr. Armst3•ong, W. Goodwin, 1 plus 4;, Mrs. K. Hoc- key, Norman Jones, J. M. South- cott, 1 plus 3; Mrs. Case, William Brown, K. Hockey, minus; Wil- liam Henry, John Cowan, Howard Truemner, minus; Mr. Gunning, Bob Ellerington, minus. Playgro un d Patter By LORNA TAYLOR Monday morning, the Ausable River was alive with whales, dol- phins, seals, otters and other forms of sea life as Bob Flet- cher's swimming classes got under way with a record registration of 176. These water nymphs will be having regular lessons on Mon- day,. Tuesday and Thursday from nbw until the end of the season. 'Pirates, gypsies and hobos have invaded the playgrounds. The senior girls, under Jane Far - row's direction, have made gypsy necklaces, bracelets and are put- ting ;,finishing touches on a care - van for our parade Friday. The hobos (six to eight years) are erecting a real campsite on the north side of the river. En- thusiasm nthusiasm is high as they fear a raid by, the pirate ship anchored just off their shore.The pirates look vicious with the eye patches and knives they have made.' The King and Queen ruling over the picturesque groups are Shirley Wurm and Jim McDon- ald at the Kinsmen Playground and Bonnie Doerr and Robert Schroeder at Victoria park. Julie Dunlop's group at Vic- toria Park is joining in the act- I'ities and will meet ,the Others for the big parade on Friday, We are looking for sonie good cot- tumes in the parade and hoping the parents will be out to see the raid of the' pirates, gypsies and hobos. Everyone Is welcome to come to the big jamboree at Riverview park on .Friday after., noon, Nett week, we Are honouring Navy drockett olid the Indians of the Alamo. au error.:Sanesas'l; triple cleared' the bases and the Dashwood pitcher scored en 'Terry Wade'e grounder. Jim, Attrill„ the •.Zurich hurler, loaded the, :bases in the first and fourth innings with walks but was able to pitch himself out of the holes, The Lumber Kingspressed from the first inning on. Dong O'Brien, first roan lip, clouted a home run. Ile scored again in the third when he and Bill Tung- blut hit singles. In the #tfth Jack Haberer reached first on a'hit-by pitcher and Bob Rawlings sent hint home with a double, Doug O'Brien's single scored Rawlings, The Lumber Kings threatened to tie the score in the seventh when Haberer singled and Ron Heimrick, who was put in as a pinch runner, stole second to get: in scoring position, He was pick- ed off trying to reach third to retire the side. Both teams pulled off double plays in the second inning, Sanesac, who started for the Tigers, needed relief from Gerry 'Guenther in the fifth. Attrill went the route for Zurich. Legionaires Win Mitchell Legionaires pounded out 14 hits to whip Zurich Lum- ber Kings 11-6 Monday night, Harry Elliott, with three hits,. and Lino Rohfritsch, with a triple, led the Legionaries at the ;plate. Don O'Brien slugged a triple for Zurich, Ron Heimricli was the losing pitcher. H -P Standing Dashwood Tigers 9 6 0 Exeter Legion Mohawks - 8 d 1 MitchelZurich Kings T- 4 87 0 Clinton Lions Juniors 3. 9 2 Scores Mitchell 12, Auburn 0 Exeter 12, Clinton 2 Dashwood 5, Zurich 4 Dashwood 3, Uibfeter 0 Mitchell 11, Zurich 6 Clinton 3, Auburn 3 Future Games 16 --Dashwood at Auburn Clinton at Mitchell. Exeter at Zurioh 18—Mitchell at Exeter ' Zurich at Auburn 19—Clinton at Dashwood 21—Auburn at Mitchell Exeter at Clinton Zurich at Dashwood 4 8 5.7 10 18 9'r OF 4:1-1.:: USED CARS .. 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