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THE TIMESADVOCATE, Exam O'liTAi1 i9, THURSDAY MORNINGp, JVIX 2I,, IOU
Title Race Best In League History;
Tribe Edges Mitchell, Tigers Win
The three contenders battling
for the HurtneePertit Melee W4 con,
tiuue- to atage one of the elosest-
* acee in the league's. history.
Exeter "Legion Mohawlce will bii
on Op if they deteat Zurich
T.41,14.0047 Kings Wednesday night.
ft not, Dashwood Tigers keep the
lead by virtue o! their 18-3 win
Over Clinton. Tuesday night.
Although M i t e li e l l Legion-
naires are at least two points
$tehind the other two, ,they still
bairn two games in 'hand which
gives them a mathematical asl-
vantage. Bet Mohawks dimmed
In the first quarter of 1.955
Immigration tie Canada totalled
17,627, 37 Per cent less than in
the first quarter of 1.904. Almost
half the 17,627 entries were
wives, children and elderly de-
pendents of immigrants or of per -
sone already settled in Canada.
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the vets' chances by edging thaw,
3-1 Monday night in one of the
•crucial games or the stretch
drive,
Dashwood Tigersface two
tough. contests .this cowing week,
They meet their "D" rivals,
Zurich Lumber Kluge, in one of
those tradtt'ional grudge matches
on the Dashwood diamond. Friday
DONKEY BALL THURSDAY --Exeter Legion and ,Exeter
Kinsmen will tangle in a` donkey baseball contest Thursday
night at the local community park, Both shies were confi-
dently predicting a victory early this week as the rivalry
mounted. Action in a former donkey baseball game between
Exeter and Zurich/Lions is shown above. Earl Russell is the
victim falling off the ass.
Both Teams See Victory
In Donkey Ball Tonight
Witli both Legionaires and The colorful new Legion Pipe
Kinsmen determined to win the Band will escort the players from
donkey baseball game here the Legion Hall to the field.
Thursday night, insults were rife The full Kinsmen roster hasn't
as the opposing players girded been ' named but Manager Bud
for battle. Preszcator listed a few of the
'Friendships •"'that have stood starters. Besides President Les
the test of time are strained to Parker, they include President
the breaking point. Both sides Elect. Sheldon Wein, Ray Frayne,
have cast veiled innuendos and Ross Tuckey, Lou Bailey, Gord
disparaging insinuations about Baynham, Iry ,Armstrong, Ray
the playing ability of their cont- Wuerth, Lloyd Ford and others.
petitors and each declare that The ,game Starts at 8.00 in
the ,other team has adopted un- Exeter Community Park. Pro-
reir tactics. seeds are for Kinsmen 'welfare
One team has intimated that work.
the game will be a "pushover" How is the game played?
and the other maintains that if According to regulations sup-
they can tell the animals from plied by Bud Smith Enterprises,
their rivals they will win handily. of Colorado, the following rules
Kinsmen President Les Parker are necessary for a good game
told Legion Proxy Max Harness: of donkey baseball
"You guys may have been good 1. Two teams of local citizens
ball players 10 years ago but are required. All 'players must
we'll make asses out of you be good sports and able to take
Thursday night:. part in a lot of fun.
To which President Harness 2. Bach player must ride a real
replied: "When you Kinsmen take live donkey. The batter must
the field, there will be twice as travel around the bases on a
many jackasses out there as there donkey and the men in the field
are donkeys." must go after the ,ball, riding a
Legion Manager Reg laBon- donkey:
aid said he is hand-picking it '3. There are no strike:outs..
team which will massacre the Every batter must bat the ball,
Kinsmen. Some of the starters even if he has to bring a slat off
will 'be Harold Wolfe, Harry the barn to hit it.
•Holtzman, Bill Chambers, Cal and 4. There must be a crowd of
Bob Cutting. He'll have plenty spectators . who are willing to
of substitutes on hand, too, laugh until their sides .ache..
should • any of his men get 5. Every, player must be able
"kicked" Out of the game. to afford a 10 -w=ent bottle of lint -
The Legion pians to parade its anent to rub on his aching -joints
team to the park in grand style. the dayafter the game.
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EXETER
night. On Monday they tackle -
Mitchell 14 a ga44.. that could
tost either teen), the title.
Mohawks have a slight adran•
tape on the home stretche out-
side of .a :gime with the, Zurich
,club, the locale have only Anburn.
and Glutton, the .taile4ders, to
contend with., • Their • It a :e v y
schedule is over.
Dashwood and .Mitchell, on the
other hand, laeach, other twice,
before the, season is out and.
Mitchell has two remaining
galees. with Zurich. who beat them
8-2 in one game this season,
But the final decision may still
rest in the hands or the three
second u division clubs. .Ali are
due to break out with a victory
streak Soon,
Teams -Split
Over Season
Exeter Legion Mohawks re-
mained in the thick of the fight
for the Huron -Perth champion-
ship by edging their "•C" rivals,
Mitchell Legionaires, 3-1, on the
local diamond Monday night.
Ghvek Wheeler won his third.
game of the season by limiting
the visitors to four hits, He won
a clow, stuff -pitching dual with
portsider Dean Ayrhar'.t. ,
The win gave the two "0" clubs
an even split on the season's
0110 en their have won two games,eir own diamond and
one
play, away.Both
Jack Elson afid Lorne Ziaugh
scored the winning runs in the
fourth inning when Ayrhawrt lost
control temporarily. Elson Sing-
led after one was out and stole
second base. He scored on a saf-
ety by Haugh and •the tribe's
firstbaseman came home on two
wild pitches.
Beth -teams ,gcored 4n the first
inning. Harry Elliott c"ounted an
unearned run for Mitchell, The
first man up, he singled and
reached second oh an error. Mur-
ray Colquhoun advanced him ,to
third and big Linc Rohfritseh
sent him home with a ho't ground-
er that was misjudged.
Harry Holtzman, who came up
with a two -for -four night, tallied
the Mohawk's first run in the
last inning. He rapped a sharp
double past the scoreboard and
came home on Red Loader's in-
field single;
Mitchell loaded the bases . in
the 'Fourth inning but Wheeler
forced two pop -ups to retire the
side. The Legionaires had ducks
on the pond in each of the fifth,
siytlt and seventh innings.
Jack Bison, who with Bob Me-
harg hit a two -for -three night to
lead the locals at the .plate,
reached third•in the sixth inning
bat Bill Gatenby, who replaced
Ayrhaa•t, struck out the side.
Red Loader handled most of
the tribe's defensive chore, re-
cording five assists and three
putouts.
Tigers Drub
Clinton 13-2
Dashwood Tigers took advan-
tage of a weak Clinton defence
to sw-amp the juniors, 13-2, Tues-
day night. Bight errors, com-
bined with the Cats' 11 hits, con-
tributed towards the rout.
Dashwood took a 3-2 lead in
the first inning, stretched it to
7-2 by the fifth and then broke
loose for six runs in the seventh
when Bill MacDonald's atm gave
out.
Dick Regier led the winners
with three hits in four tries. Carl
Wein, Winning Pitcher Gerry
.Guenther and Rays Wein clubbed
two safeties each for .500 nights.
Singles by Bob Garon, Bill
Hartley sand 'Murray Coiquhoun
gave Clinton two runs in the
'opening frame but Jim Hayter,
Oarl Wein and Regier scored in
the last half to give the Tigers
the lead.
Regier and Bob Hayter added
h
Wein two in the third. Ray We n and
Terry Wade scored singles in the
fourth and fifth. Safe blows. by
'Regier, Jake and Ray Wein,
Wade and Guenther in the sixth
brought down the roof on the
Juniors.
Regier sparked the only double
play in the game, He caught a
111f in right field in •the fourth
and caught a runner off first
abase.
Zurich Wins 10.4
Home runs by Doug and Don
O'Brien and Jack Haberer paced
Zurich Lumber Kings to a 10.4
victory over Auburn &londay
night.
The Zurich crew took a 6-0
lead in the first inning and were
never threatened,
Gerry Dell wasthe winning
pitcher, Ken Patterson the loser.
H -P Standing
(As of Wednesday morning)
WLT 15
Dashwood Tigers 10 5 0 20
Exeter Legion Mohawkit 9 5 1 19
Mitchell Legionnaires 8 4 a 1'
Zurich Lumber Kings _.. 6 .8 0 14
Aruhurn 4 B 2 10
Clinton LknlS Juniors 6 10 �. 8
This Week's Scores
Exeter 3, Mitcheit 1
Ourich 10, Auburn 4
Dathhwood 13, Clinton 2
Feat» ;re (lanes
22. ..A'aburn et Mitoltell
Exeter at OIintUn
Zurielr at Dashwood
28—tllitttert at 'Zurich
Auburn at lilteter
,ashwoed tett;- Mitchell
23-hiitihell itt Clinton
Two Teams
Drop. Out
Two Exeter aninor teams barye
folded because of lack of strength.
The uveuiles, w`ho have been
piayiug in the Middlesex -Oxford
Intermediate Baseball 'League).
withdrew last week, Manager
Derry Doyle was shaving treubie
getting a full rosier.,
The midgets, yamhad 'prezpects
of going planes in W.O,A,A. corn,
Petition, dropped oat of play he-
Cause not enough players 'turned
out. A number are at ,the factory
and others are Away on 'holidays.
Bantams Triumph,
Pee Wees Split -
Exeter Bantams w 411:01>
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Luean, 18-8, this week. Simon
Nagel was the winning\pitcher.
Jim Russell, Doug Sillery .and
Cy Bloemmart led the locals at
the plate.
The Bantams play Auburn here.
on Saturday. _.
The Pee Wees defeated Dash-
wood, 34-12, but lost to Seaforth,
14-4, in games this past week.
Ron Heywood and Doug Kelson
shared the win,
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