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THE TIMES -ADVOCATE, TERM ONTARIOt TIiUIjSDAY MORNING,. AU;GV'ST ],U, 105
Draft Three .PlayoffSeries
After Tigers C1 inch T.itIe
After Dashwood Tigers salted
away their second straight Huron, -
Perth championship last week,
the league decided to forego re-
maining postponed games and
jump right into the playoffs.
• At a meeting in Exeter Friday
night, officials drew up the
schedule for two semi-final "0"
series between Exeter, Mitchell,
Auburn and the Clinton 'Lions
Juniors and' a best -four -out -of -
seven set between the "D" con-
tenders, Zurich and Dashwood.
Mohlvwks and Legionaires will
be the logical choices to meet in
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'EXETER
the ".C" finals since 'both veteran
teams have years of experience
over the younger newcomers.
Mohawks, however, have had
trouble with the Auburn team
this year, losing two and tieing
one in four gatnes. •Clinton Jun-
iors also upset the Legionaires
3-2 in the Iast meeting of these
two teams.
6.
The Dashwood. - Zurich series
should be .another torrid contest:
as it has been for the past three.
years. Two years ago the Tigers'
won after losing the first three
games. and went on to win then
O.B.A. championship. Last year
the series went to five games be-
fore Dashwood emerged the win-
ner and advanced to the pro-
vincial finals.
Nine -Game Streak
The Tigers staged a nine -game
winning' streak to come from be-
hind and • retain their league
championship this year. This is
the third time they have captured
the Supertest trophy.
The Dashwood club appeared
to have lost its spark at the first
of the season when it lost two
straight to Exeter on the opening
day. At one time the club was
near the league cellar ' with a
won -two, lost -five record. On
July 27, however, the club whip-
ped Mitchell 10-8 using Ray
Wein as a hurler for the first
time. The Tigers never lost a
game for the rest of the season.
'Managed by Carl Wein, the
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three specially built landing craft
she carried to ferry men and
supplies to Arctic shore bases
were made of welded aluminum
—and that they did the job.
Aluminum is active in the
patrol and defence of our coasts,
skies and northern wastes. So it
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Dashwood" club won the crueial
games consistently to cop the
title. In their title stretch they
polished off Mitchell three titres,
Exeter twice 'eand Zurich twice.
After knocking out these con-
tenders, the defending champs
had little trouble with Auburn
or Clinton.
For
Settle `o Second
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Exeter Mohawks, who trade a
big hid to cop their first post-
war H -P title, had to nettle for
second place. If the remaining
games had been played Mitchell
Legionaires might haYe tied the
tribe but they cpuldn't pass
them.
The Huron -Perth newcomers,
Auburn, knocked the Exeter club
out. The locals suffered two loss-
es to the neophites while the
other title contenders won all
their games against the northern
team,
A mid-season injury to star
hurler Doug Aitchison seemed to
kill Mitchell's chances to regain
the championship. The Legion-
aires have copped league honors
more often than any other club
since 1945.
INT. "D" FINALS
August
9—Zurich at Dashwood
11—Dashwood at Zurich
17 Zurich at Dashwood
s9—Dashwood at Zurich
22—Zurich at Dashwood
24—Dashwood at Zurich
2G—Zurich at Dashwood
INT. "C" SEMI-FINALS
(Exeter vs, Auburn)
10—Auburn at Exeter
12—Exeter at Auburn
12—.Auburn tit Exeter
17—Exeter at Auburn
19—,Auburn at Exeter
(Clinton vs. Mitchell)
8—Clinton .at Mitchell
12—Mitchell at Clinton
15—Clinton at Mitchell
17—Mitchell at Clinton
19—Clinton at Mitchell
Pets, Vegetabies, Hats
Blossom In fair Veek
i3y JANE FARItQW
'Country Pair Week has started
with a whirl of excitement and
enthusiasm ' among the •children.
The girls 'have already started to
dream up "Paris creations" for
the grand hat show later this
week and the boys are working
madly On the band wrestling and
nail driving exercises.
All of a sudden :flower gardens
are getting a rush of attention,
pets are being ,frantically gro0n1-
ed for the monster pet show and
vegetables are being measured
from every 'angle for size and
shape. •
Our budding artists will get
their "big break" i,h'is week in
the soap carving and drawing
contests,
:Peanut scrambles, 'candy treas-
ure hunts, and comedy movies
will also add to this activity
packed week. This is the week
it pays off to 'have a million
freckles, or yard long ,pigtails, or
a grin from ear eo ear.
Yes, a week' of contests, fun
and laughter Is on the road.
King Bill Ingram and Queen
Judy Coates are reigning over
the en'thus'iastic youngsters at
the Kinsmen eeark and at Vic-
toria Park George Armstrong and
Mary Page are filling 'the roles
of King and Queen of Country
Fair Week.
Legion Corner
—Continued from Page 2.
cause after ,all It Is the branches
like our own that are the back-
bone of the Canadian Legion.
* * * *
1Congratulations to 'Comrades
Fred and •Edna Simmons on h'he
birth of their daughter. It wasn't
a boy so it ,probably won't 'be a
piper, but she will likely be a
majorette.
Zurich Upsets Champs
In First Of 'D' Series
Zurich Lumber Kings upset
the Huron -Perth champions,
Dashwood Tigers; 4-1 in the first
game of the best -of -seven "D"
playoffs Tuesday night. It was
the first time the Tigers have
been defeated in 10 games.
Jim Attrill, the Lumber Kings'
mound ace, was the star of the
victory. He held the cats to four
hits and clouted a two -run homer
which scored the winning tally.
Zurich took a 1-0 lead in the
first inning when Doug O'Brien
and Bill Zubyk hit successive
singles. They advanced on a
passed ball and O'Brien scored
on an infield grounder.
The Tigers loaded the bases
after two were out in the last
half of the same inning but .Att
rill doused the rally by fanning
the third out.
Dashwood threatened again in
the fifth when Jim Hayter blast-
ed a triple to the 'centre -field
fence after two were out but Att-
rllll again fanned the next batter
to get out of trouble.
Pitcher Homers
The clinching blow came in the
seventh. Ben Gignac singled and
stole second. Then Attrill pound-
ed the pill over the short left
field fence to give his team a
3-0 lead.
In the ninth Gignac tripled
and Jerry Bell singled him home.
The Tigers spoiled Attrill's
shutout bed in the last of the
inning. .Bob Stormes clouted a
triple and came home on a wild
pitch.
Both Attrill and Gerry ,Guen-
ther, the losing pitcher, scored
Local, Juveniles
Meet Mt. Forest
Exeter Juveniles :will sleet
Mount Forest in a double-header
there Saturday in a best -of -three
W.O.A.A. playdown series, Man-
ager Derry Boyle said Wednes-
day.
The locallu whichplayed a
c b, p
number of games in the Middle-
sex -Oxford Intermediate League
this summer, will boast three
players who have been on inter-
mediate teams this season. Chuck
Parsons and Don Wells, Exeter,
and Terry Wade, of Dashwood,
will be in the lineup.
Bantams Win
P'-Wees Lose
Two Exeter minor teams split
their playoff series with Seaforth
club this week. The local Ban-
tams won two straight and the
Pee Wees lOst two.
Jim Russell hurled a no -hit
game Monday night on the local
diamond to earn a 6-0 Victory.
He struck out 14 men, Fred
Hunter hurled the 10-1 win Tues-
day night in Seaforth.
Doug Siliery hit a home run in
both games. Jini Russell and Jim
Hennessey clouted t r i p l es In
Tuesday's tilt.
Manager Alvin Willert said he
expected his club Would meet
Mitchell in the first round of
W.O.A.A, playdowns.
Poe Woes Lose
nxeter Pee Weee were elimin-
ated from competition be their
Seafotth rivals in two straight
games Monday and Tuesday
nights. They lost 15-11 and 10-
6. Doug Kelson aid Ron Hey-
wood handled the pitching chores
for tote locals. Bill eetutten is bhe
manager.
Times -Advocate Want Ads never
get lazy despite hot weather.
seven strikeouts. Fielding of
both teams was excellent; each
had only one error:
The loss was Dashwood's sec-
ond this season to their arch
rivals. The Tigers had a 3-1 edge
in games over the regular season
but most observers see the teams
evenly matched and another
close series between these two
"D" contenders is expected.
Winner of the playoffs will
advance into the O.B,A. 'play -
downs. The clubs clash again in
Zurich Thursday night and re-
turn ,to Dashwood'. on Wednesday.
The heat throughout Olympic
Week last week trade it impos-
sihle for us to run Off $ome of
our scheduled sports aectivities.
This was disappointing to every -
Otte and we're sorry we :can't ewe-
trol the weather.
The playground staff 'isgrate-
ful to Rev. Mr. Norcross .fpr tak-
ing our Friday, July 29 church
service and 'io Rey. Mr. Rapson
for .conducting our religious per-
iod on ,Friday, August 5, The
youngsters are always interested
and attentive to what our Friday
morning clergymen have to tell
them and we are extremely grate-
ful to 4+hem,
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