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SPORTS
By Don "Boom Boom" GravottJ
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WATER WONDERLAND is the slogan seen on
Michigan State license plates and front what this
corner could see, that’s exactly what it is.
While taking in the DETROIT-YANKEE series
ever the holiday weekend in the State of Michigan,
rain fell hy the bucket fulls.
In fact we, along with 30,000 or so fans, were
even lucky to see the ball game because of the heavy
downpours before starting time.
KALINE vs. MANTLE could have been the head
ing used for this series as dashing Al and powerful
Mickey each connected for three round trippers.
Kaline made a couple of phenominal catches out
in KALINE’S CORNER OF BRIGGS STADIUM to take
the heart right out of the New .York club as they
tried everything to break their six-game losing
streak.
MANTLE, the Yankee wonder boy, polished off
the third and final game of the series with a tre
mendous blast up onto the facade in right centre
field that holds up the light standards.
Shortly aftei* we saw the home run of Mantle’s,
we happened to. see. BILL MUSSER coming up the
runway with a big smile on his face. You wouldn’t,
be rooting for CASEY STENGEL’S boys would-you
Bill?
A lot of local people from EXETER and sur
rounding district were eye witnesses to the Sunday
game.
HAROLD WOLFE, BILL McLEAN, ROYLANCE
WESTCOTT and a few others we saw at a distance
seemed to be enjoying the rain filled affair.
From what we could gather after the game the
YANKEES seem to be set in every position except
on the mound. •
DETROIT is riding a hot streak at the moment
and will no doubt simmer down although they were
full value for the wins over the league leaders.
For the second year in a row we have seen the
TIGERS sweep a three-game series, from the YANKS
about this same time. It’s remarkable -how one team
seems to have a jinx on a higher club in the same
league.
Zurich New Huron-Perth Champions,
Three Teams In Round Robin Series
★*★*★*
HOCKEY NOTES . . . The first meeting of the'
EXETER MOHAWK HOCKEY CLUB will be held on
Monday, August 13 at the- Exeter Town Hall with
the starting time at 8:30 sharp ... All fans interest
ed in how the future looks for the tribe this winter
j are welcome to come and sit in on the meeting . . .
‘ GODERICH SAILORS hold a meeting every Monday
I night . . They’re out for blood this year . . . AYL-
j MER TROJANS, TILLSONBURG PAN DRIEDS,
MITCHELL and POINT EDWARD are reported to
| have filed applications to enter the WOAA INTER-
’ MEDIATE “A” grouping . . . Don’t be surprised'if
some of the old faces on the STRATHROY ROCKETS
turn up back in this league with POINT EDWARD
if they can gain admission.
★★★**★
HURON-PERTH BEAT . . . There will be. ___ a< lot
' of interesting baseball games played in the local
Iht. league before the playoffs are over. ZURICH
and DASHWOOD are hot and heavy every time they
clash and from all reports -MITCHELL haven’t any
sympathy for either team. Eans who- want to see
these, action filled games can find the schedule, on. .
another 'section of the sports page ... A hearty
thanks should be in store from the HURON-PERTH
LEAGUE'-to COACH BERT HORTON and his team
from HENS ALL. Although they didn’t win a game
all through the season, they stuck it out even-though
it must have been disheartening on many occasions.
With CLINTON COLTS and the EXETER MOHAWKS
folding the Hensail club was needed to form a decent
four .team league ... So we salute you BERT HOR
TON- and your PLAYERS for a job weir done.
★ ★ .* ★ -Ar
GOLF TELETYPE —. Draws will be made this
week for club members to team up for MATCH ‘
PLAY competition. "RED” SCOTT is putting up the’
trophy,for which sdme 30 golfers will compete . . ,
Members will be notified by the GAMES COMMIT
TEE .who they are playing and when the match has
to be completed . . . MITCHELL GOLF & COUNTRY
CLUB is the next course for the fifth EXETER GOLF
CLUB TOURNEY which, will be played this week
end.
I New Champs, Mitchell
Win Playoff Openers
Mitchell Legionaires came from
behind twice to edge out the
visiting Lumber Kings. 5-4 in a
round robin H-P Intermediate
baseball fixture held in Mitchell
I on August 8.
’ The nip and tuek battle had
: Zurich holding a two run Jead
' until the third inning when Mitch-
i ell rallied for three runs on three
’’hits and a Zurich error.
| The lead was held until the
fifth frame when the Lumber
Kings pushed two more runs j
across the plate to take a 4-3
edge in play. One inning later I
the Legionaires tpok a 5-4 lead
to win the ball game.
Centrefielder “Link” Rohfritsch
led the Mitchell club with a
single and a double. Bill Gaten-
by, who started,,on the mound
; for Mitchell, got a pair of singles
. _ . /.J Ross Wrightin operation between the. top ’ tagged a double. Singles fell to
th..oa .foornc +a dcniru whn will j Ritchison and Charles
meet in the grand championship ; Westman.
series. . Zurich picked up six hits in
l?ai?„<ln<?1\cL,.1l0Uud Kobl";the seven_ inning affair. Short-
there isn’t much to choose from i tie" and a^Vingle? Coach" Tom
among the three clubs. I Rawlings lashed out two singles
Each team has its power hit-! whtie pon O’Brien and Bob' Ko-
ters <as well as good pitching . . - . - .
staffs and-if any one club should!
hit a hot streak with their pitch
ers and ■ batters connecting together, it could make it rough'
for the other two teams. j
Mitchell Legionaires and the I
Dashwood .Tigers will be out to |
even the count in this series I
against Zurich by trying to put!
them out of the running after
winning the league title,
The top two surviving clubs
will play a three-out-of-five
series for the grand champion
ship of the Huron-Perth League.
All games are slated to start
promptly>-at 6:15 and umpires
must see that they do. In case
of rain, the game that has been
washed out must be played the
next day.
The final series will get under
way on Monday, August 20, with
the’following games on Wednes
day, Aug. 22, and on Friday
Aug. 24. If more games are ne
cessary they will be staged on
August 25 and 27.
Trip Mitchell
To Win Title
The power - packed Zurich
Lumber Kings, who had a rough
time at the start of the season, by
dropping their first, two games,
•have soared back to capture
first place in the Huron-Perth
Intermediate Baseball League^
The well-balanced club tripped
Mitchell Legionaires 5-3- Friday
night in the final game of the
season which decided first place
in the group standings. The game
was played in Zurich.
Two runs in the bottom of the
eighth and final inning gave the
Zurich crew its winning margin.
: Mitchell took a 2-0 lead in the
second inning but the Lumber
Kings tied it up in the third.
Zurich scored a run in the fifth
to go ahead temporarily, only
to have the battling Legionaires
register a single tally in the top
half of the eighth to tie it up
once again.
Bob Kovacic. of Zurich and
Gary Hopf from Mitchell were
the mound choices of rival
coaches Tom Rawlings and Bob
Sadler. Garv Hopf, who was tag
ged with the loss fanned five
Lumber King batters and gave
up seven safeties.
Speed: ball artist Bob Kovacic - - , - ■■. -■ -----allowed, .only three hits, one of | dule> have captured first place
which was a home run, and'in the ladies softball league by
whiffed a ‘ third' strike past tenj edging out a 10-6 victory over
Mitchell players. - the Centralia, Flyers, on July 26
Bill Gatenby of Mitchell, con- in Pashwood. .
necting on one of Kovacic’s fast- The Dashwood nine opened the
balls in the eighth inning, tied up run scaring column in the se
ttle ball game as he cleared the c°nd frame with, a single tally,
fence with a long fly. i Six more runs were added in the
The other Mitchell safeties fell I third, two in the fourth and one
t Murray Colguhoun and Tom! tn the eighth.
Sawyer. I The visiting Flyers,registered
Righthander -Kovacic led his ! fjye tkeir•jix. runs in a last
a?he picked uFa*pai/of Tingles/! f°ur( runs behind the league
Don and Doug O’Brien, Tuini1'*“J' T'“"' '
Rawlings. Benny Gignac and Bill!
players to register in 'the hit.—
column. ; -
The visiting Legionaires booted ! C
three fielding chances while the’
winners- were guilty of one mis
cue.
Dashwoftd. Mitchell and
Will ndw enter a round
series and the top two
grand
" By gaining three straight vic
tories in a week’s activities, tty
{Zurich Lumber Kings powerei
i themselves to the league title, ’
1 edging out Mitchbll Legionaires,
I by two points in the final and de- ’
jciding game in Zurich on Julyi
'31. j
I Lumber Kings, who have i
! shown plenty of power at the
(plate with their home run blast
and with their exceptional field-'
i ing plays, knocked off Dash
wood, Mitchell and Hensall to
gain the top 'rung.
Hurlers Bob Kovacic and' Jim
Attrill held their own over the
schedule after a slow start while
their teammates bats kept
booming out those base hits.
Dashwood Tigers ended a good
third, only two points behind the j
I second place Mitchell team who i
competed 16 points over the!
season’s play.Hensall Coach, although they i
didn’t win a game all season,
made the stronger clubs look up i)lu
on several occasions with their by
fighting team. • : .
A round robin playoff is nowjwhile teammate
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j three teams to decide who will' Doug
series. ! Zurich picked up six hits in
Any team in the round robinlthe seven inning affair. Short
senes is apt to take it all as: stOp Bill Zubyk led with a dou-
there isn t much to choose from i bie and a single. Coach Tom
among the three clubs. iRawlin_gs lashed out two singles
; vacic, the losing hurler, each
| contributed a single safety,
j “Whitey” Malcho relieved Bill
l Gatenby of the mound duties in
{the sixth inning for Mitchell to*
I stop the Zurich crew.
| The loss leaves the Lumber
i Kings with, a win and a loss
J while Mitchell boasts a 1-0 rec
ord and Dashwood a 0-1 in the
sta'hdings.
Score by Innings
ZurlHi .........- *
Mitchell ....Batteries:
RawltnR's: B. ---- . ,
(6) and S, Henderson.
Renew Rivalry
With Dashwood
Zurich Lumber Kings made
known on Aug. 3 that they are
I real contenders to walk away
with everything as they trampled
the visiting Dashwood Tigers 10-
1 in the first game of a round
robin series between Mitchell,
Dashwood and Zurich. •
The game,- which was staged
in Zurich, featured that old rival
ry all the way through as feel
ings ran high between the two
clubs.
Pitchers from both teams were
throwing their assortment of of
ferings close to the batters in
an attempt to, keep them loose
at all times in the batter’s box.
Jim Attrill hit catcher Jim Hay;'
ter twice and Dick Re'gier dneb*
with his fancy throwing. .
Boh Tanner, whb toed the- rub
ber for Dashwood, dusted, off
Attrill when he came.to bat with
a couple of inside pitches to
sho\y the hurler what it was
like. , ...
All in all one thing led to an
other and feelings were running
high in the lively contest.
Bill Yungblutt apparently,
didn’t let the hurling bother him as he hit one of the longest home
runs ever seen in Zurich' in a
number of years.
The husky thirdbaseman lash
ed out a Mickey Mantle tape-
measuriiig home r.un to right.
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B. Kovacic and T.
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200 020 0—4
003 002 X—5
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Split Goderich Series
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i centrefield that sailed over 400 ’
I feet and ended, up on the far side >
; of the race track. Yungblutt also i
kpicked up a single for a 2-for-
4 evening at the plate.
Bob Kovacic also had two hits,
one of which was good for two
bases.
Pitcher Bob Tanner, Rammie.
Wein and Jim Hayter were credi
ted with the three- Tiger hits
picked up in the game. All were I
singles.
Attrill, Don Hesse, Benny Gig
nac, Bill Zubyk and the. two
O’Briens all hit singles tp round
Out the Lumber Kings’ ten-hit
attack.
A seven-run first inning gave
Zurich a commanding lead as the
first nine men to come to bat hit
safely.
The lone Tigei* tally came in
the top of the seventh frame. .
The Lumber Kings, who seem
to have the best balanced in- j
field in the league were sparked ’
by their young shortstop Bill
Zubyk. Zubyk, a good glove man,
seemed to cover half the infield,
by grabbing off hot grounders
hit to his left and right for fine
defensive plays.
Score by Innings:
Dashwood ........... 000
Zurich .................. 700 ... _ .
Batteries: B. Tanner and .1. Hay
ter; J. Attrill apd T. Rawlings.
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Kinsmen Midgets
Post Second Win
Exeter Kinsmen Midgets re
corded their second victory, in a'
row over the 'Blyth Midgets by
a score of 13-4 on July 26,
The visiting northern .club held
a 3-1 lead in the second inning
but the Kinsmen Midgets ex
ploded for 12 runs in the final
three innings to win the five-
inning contest.
Crafty Fred Hunter, in a fine
relief role, fired a third strike
past seven Blyth batters after
he succeeded Elmer Ince who
started the game on the mound
and had four, strikeouts to his
credit.
George Oster, who was charged
with his second defeat in two
tries against the local team, fan
ned eight Kinsmen batsmen and
gave up seven hits.
Oster did his best to help his
pitching efforts by lashing out
a double in the second inning
that was good for two RjB.I’s
in a three-run rally,
Larry Walsh, the other spark
plug on the Blyth roster, smash
ed a triple in the third; frame
with no one- pn base.-
Fpr Exeter,, .redhead-, Jim Hen
nessey punched, out two singles*
While . centrefieldGr Simon Nagel
whalloped a double and a single
to lead the local’s seven-hit at
tack. Single hits fell to Barry
Glover, Fred Hunter and Ken
Jackson. .
The Exeter team, under coach
Alvin Willert, will play a series
of exhibition games while wait
ing for further playoff competi
tion.
Score by Innings: R H E
Blyth ....................... 031 00— 4 5 3
Exeter ...................... 1.04 62—13 7 2
Slatteries: E. Inoe, F. Hunter (3)
and D. Sillery; G. Oster arid L.
Walsh.
Dashwood Tigerettes
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Dashwood Tigerettes, with one
game remaining in the sche-
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Standings
Huron-Perth
Last Week's Score*:
Zurich 14, Dashwood. 0
Zurich 10, Hensall 2
Zurich 5, Mitchell 3
FINAL. STANDINGS
TEAMS W
■ Zurich .. .• 9’ Mitchell ............................ 8
Dashwood ............... 7
Hensail ............................. o
♦Exeter ............ 0
♦Withdrew from League
ROUND ROSIN SERIES
Aug. 10—Mitchell aU’Dashwood
13—Dashwood, at Mitchell
15—Zurich at Dashwood
17—Mitchell ht Zurich
Scores To Date;
Zurich 10. Dashwood 1
Mitchell 5, Zurich 4
T-EAMS n * W
Mitchell .......... I
Zurich ......... 1
Dashwood. ............... 0
EXHIBITION BALL
Sarnia 4, Zurich 4 '(10 innings)
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Ladies' Softball
Last Week’s Scores; '
Exeter 12, Central la 3
Dashwood 10, Centralia 6
Exeter 2ft, Centralia 10
Lucan At Dashwood Bpd.
STANDINGS
W L T F A ‘ 0 0 82 41
2 0 95 53
........ 4 0 45 67
... 0 4 0 34 93
postponed game.
FINAL
TEAMS
Dashwood ....
Exeter .......
♦Centralia ....
♦Lucan .........
♦Did not play
Future Gamest
.Dashwood and ............ .....
for trophy. (Dates to he arranged.)
Lieury Softball
Score# from July 25 to Aug. 8:
West Corners 23, Greenway 9
Brinsley 21, Denfield 12Brinsley 32, Mount Carmftl 22
Lieury 16. Green Way 10
'West Corners 9, Exeter 3
Greenway 10, Mount Carmel 5
Brinsley 17, Lieury 3
Denfield 16, Lieury 14
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Exeter to play off
Gamis This Week:
Aug, 9—W, Corners vs, Cr.editdn 10-JExefer vs. Denfield
, •1.3—Denfield vs., Lieury
14— Crediton vs. Lieury
15— Mount Carmel vs. Exeter
STANDINGS W L T P
Brinsley .................8 3 0 16
Lieury .........>...........7 5 0 14
West Corners ............... 6 2 0 12
Exeter .............................6 5 0 J2
Green wav ..............4 8 1 9
♦DenflMd .. ........ ....3 6 0 6
Mount Carmfel ...........,.3 7 0 6
♦Cred 1 ton ..................25 1 5
•Last game not included.
Exeter Kinsmen Midgets put
five doubles Mong with Jim Rus
sell’s two-liit pitching to swamp
the visiting Clinton Colts 17-Q
in the first game of a two-out-
of-three WOAA Midget playoff
series.
Jim Russell, making the start
ing debut in the first playoff
game, was in complete control
all the way as he sent eight Colt
players down Via the strikeout
route in the six inning contest.
Barry Glover led the batting
attack with two singles and a
double. Simon Nagel, Jim Rus
sel, Allie Rundle and Jim Hen
nessey all cracked put two bag
gers in a 13-hit attack for Exe
ter,
Catcher Doug Sillery, Cy Blom
maert and Simon Nagel got
hits apiece in the game for
winners.
Clinton’s Ken Livermore
Jack Finley were the only
players to flash the hit sign off
of big Jim Russell’s offerings.
A big fifth inning rally saw
all nine Kinsmen Midget play
ers cross the plate at least once
in-a ten-run barrage to salt the
game av/ay.
Hurlers Ray Gautreau and Ken
Livermore issued bases on balls
between them while four Clinton
Colt batters reached first via
the walk.
The second game of the series
will be in Clinton on Friday
August 10,Score by Innings:* RHE
Clinton ......... 00000 0— 0 2 4
Exeter ........... 0 5 2 0 10 x—17 13 1
Batteries.: .T. Russell and T>, Sil
lery; R. Goutreau, K, Livermore
(5) and. V. Denomy,
Split With Goderich
Goderich Midgets and the Exe
ter ’ Kinsmen Midgets split two
exhibition games over the past
week,
The lake crew polished off a
two
the
and.
two
5-2 victory in Goderich on Aug,3 after the Kinsmen Midgets ran ’
up an even dozen runs to win
12-6 in Exeter on Aug, 1,
Jim Russell pitched the 12-6 win’
for Exeter while lefty Clair
Harman absorbed the loss.
Jim Russell had three hits,
one of which was a double, while
Doug Sillery-, Gy Blommaert and
Simon Nagel got two hits apiece
to lead the hitting attack for the
winners.
Percy Garick, playing second
base for Godprich, picked up two
of the four hitls collected by the ■
visitors.
Over in the port town, Clair
Harman pitched his club io a
5-2 victory to even the two-game
series at one apiece,
Doug Sillery, Barry Glover anti
losing pitcehr Fred Hunter got
the only three Exeter safeties.
Sillery’s hit was a well tagged
triple,
Frank Miller of Goderich hit
a double for their only extra
base blow of the game while
singles fell to Bill Fritzley,
Percy Garick, John McKenzie,
Art Peachy, Clair 'Harman and
Don McArthur.
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Dick Watson s Net 66
Wins Golf Tournament]
Dick Watson, local taxi cab
driver,, carried honie the hon
ours in the low net category
of the fourth Exeter Golf Tourna
ment held, at the St. Marys Golf
and Country Club on Wednes
day, August 1.
Watson put together a 55-591
which. With his handicap of 48,
gave him' a four-under-par 66.
Don Gravett won the low gross
laurels by shooting a 42-45 nine
hole totals for- an 87. "■
Second'low'gross went to'.Mor
ley Sandbrs’ as he played a 47-
45 game for a 92.
Hal Hooke, who gets better as
the tourf^ys go by, fired a re-'
spectable 93 and' was the second
low net winner with a 22 handi
cap which ■ brought him. in with '
-ijp? one-over-par 71- ■■ i
Reeve Bill McKenzie -and Jack 1
Fulcher came home with low!
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. New Hamburg 12, Exfeter 6
Walkerton 5, Dashwood 2
. Exfeter 6, Port Elgin 4
Dashwood 10, Kurksviile 4
bAntAM Playoff^'1
Seaforth 15, Exeter ft (Seaforth leads the best-of-three
series 1-0.)
MIDGET PLAYOFFS
Exeter 17, Clinton 0
(Exeter leads bfest-of-threO series 1-0.) •
Friday, Atlg. 10—Exeter at Clinton
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PLAY-BY-PLAY Coverage by KEN ELLIS
Saturday, August 11, 3:00 p.m. Sunday, August 12, 3:00 p.m. -
Chicago at Detroit Chicago at Detroit
Go First Class
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four hits.
For Centralia, Gail MSthCsdn
and Doris ListOOn each tagged
the Dashwood pitching staff for
three safeties. Cora Munn
cracked out a double for the
Flyers in their uphill struggle.
Marion TylOr started the
mound duties for the winners but
waS1 relieved by Marie. Salmon
who came in to stop a four run
Centralia outburst in the eighth.
• Ann Koehler looked after the
catching duties for Dashwood.
Marg Chandler and Millie
; choices while F<v Cddk received
their offerings..
* Score by Innings: RHE
(le.ntiAlia........... 000 100 041— 6 15 6
Dashwood .... 016 260 01X—10 19 4
BattAries*. M. Chandler. M. Nixon
(3) And E. Cook; M. Tylir, M. Sal
mon (8) and. A. KftShler.
vrrtivuuy ui imicneu, con-i , ,,necting on one of Kovacic’s fast- The Dashwood mne opened the
balls in the eighth inning, tied up run sedring column in the se
ttle ball game as he cleared the £9nd frainewith. a single tally.
.nk.^ w,uu <1 ivug xiy, > ....... ...
The other Mitchell safeties fell < third> two in th6 fourth and one
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SaWyer.
tea^in^th^hitttng VdepartmCnt j two inning spurt but were still, Nixon were tile Cdiitrilia mound
La 'I frtiir* lMih'C T»£»hmrl fho lAorrttA ’ nls/Mn/ic wlitiA ‘’Tv’ f^AAtr t’AnAlvArl
D”on~ and"-Doug" O’Brien^"Tom jfading Dashwood crew.
Rawlings, Benny Gignac and Bill I Ruth Schade led the winners
Yungblutt were the onlv other !at the P^e b7 pounding out
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net totals of 72 and 73 respective- •
ly to capture the final prize!
berths. McKenzie’s handicap was i
32 which subtracted off the two
nine-totals of 104 gave him a
72. Jack Fulcher took nine less
strokes on the back nine for a
5 to put with his previous 61 for
a 113. A 40 handicap gavfe Fill-;
cher the fourth place prize. ’
Seventeen golfers turned out
for the tourney and to many St.
Marys proved to be a tough
course with all its hazards and
narrow fairways.
The best nine hole scores of
the day were turned in by Hal
Hooke and Don Gravett. Hal
fifed a 41 back nine While Gra’-
vett recorded a front nine total
of 42.
The next tournament will be
held on the mine hole Mitchell
layout. Members will be notified
by the games committee,r
Greys
Three Tilts
Exeter Greys triumphed 20-10
over the visiting Centralia Flyers
on August 2 at the Exeter Com
munity Park to assure them
selves of a second place finish
.in the ladies softball league,
i A nineteen-hit Exeter attack
featured the victory as Joan
Thomsen, Dorothy Heywood and
[Mary McKnight each picked up
four hits apiece. “Broom Broom”
McKnight clouted three triples
and a double.
Jean Taylor and lead off bat
ten Donna Wells wore credited
with three hits each-while the
I final safety fell to Joan Guilford.
A'll nine players on the Cen
tralia tfcam picked Up a single
hit off the combined pitching
efforts of Donna Wells and Joan
Guilford,
• The visitors’ big hits name off
i the bats of Lois Vallance and
pitcher Marg Chandler. They
each poked out a triple to pro
vide the only extra base hits of
l the game for Centralia.
Jean Taylor hit the only circuit
clout in the final eighth inning
as she hit a line drive to right
i centrefield. Donna Wells smack*
| ed out a triple in the seventh to
hK Sin/1 irirtK* i #cms were turned in
tn t ? 11wftul I at second base by Barb*Brint-
,1c11 caught several line add cleared the right field fen Donna Wells# ip centre-
came In to pitch,
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Name of Player*
Dick Watson....j.,..,......
Hal Hooke ..... ......
Bill McKenzie, .............
Jack Fulcher .....j.......
Don Gravett ................
Glen Robinson .........
Nick Dosjardihc ,...........
Stan. Frayns .............
Mortey .Sanders.........
Claude Harrow ............
Bud Freeze a tor............
tfoyd Ford ...
Don Southcott; ..............
Wayne Welsh ;6.,......
Chuck Snell .. ..............
Pald-in-Advanc«
Will nlaydff for the
pionship.
Score by Innings:
Mitchell ..Zurich ...
Ba 11 cries;
Rawlings;
Sawyer.I --
Zurich
robin
clubs
cham-
020
062
R
000 01
.............. . 616 02 ..
Bob .Knvaeic and
Gdry Hopf and
■5
1953 Pontiac Laurentian Sedan
Two*Toner kadid, Lbw Mileage
Abase hits. Mary McKnight madfe
some good backhand. pickups at
short.
Score by Inrtlngs: RHE
CfenfrAlla ...... 121 051 00—u 9 4
Exeter ............. 303 402 4<—120 19 8
'Batteries: Marg Chdndlftf and
Eve CftcJk; .T. Guilford, D. Wells
(5) And D. HeyWdftd.
Whip C«ntralia 12-3
•At Huron Bark, Centralia, on
July 30, Exeter Greys nailed
down a 12-3 decision over Cftn«
itralia Flyers in a scheduled la
dies softball league game.
Five big runs ift the 'Second
inning gave the visiting Exeter
club a commanding lead which
they never lost in the nine in
ning encounter.
Jackie Northcott started, on the
ihound for the plyers and was
hit for ten tuns in five frames
before getting relief from team*
mate Marg Chandler who finish
ed the game oii the mound.
Exeter’s R o x a ri ji e Beavers
threw an eight-hitter at the Cen-
traliaiis a n d registered four
strikeouts,
Joan Thomson, Barbara Brifit*
nell, Roxanne Beavers and Catch*
er Dorothy Heywood led the hit
ting attack for -the Greys by get
ting two hits apiece.
Barbara Brlhtneil smashed out
a two-ruft homer in the fourth
intiihg for one ox het two safe
ties in the game,
‘ The only other extra base blow
for the winners came off the bat of Dorothy .Heywood as she hit
a two bagger in the seventh,
“r, Salbury’s Laboratories. w ■ThA Exeter Band motored to u < »v» ,
1953 Chevrolet Deluxe Sedan
Clean As A Pin
1952 Chevrolet Coach
Radio, Turn Signals, Low Mileage{Kings Drub
(Tigers 14-0
A 13-hit attack, which featured!
two home runs, a triple and a
double, hung the whitewash sign
on Dashwood $igers as they ab-i
sorbed their worst beating of
the year in dropping a 14-0 ver
dict to the Zurich Lumber Kings.
Bob Kovacic and third base
man Bill Youngblut sparked the
Zurich club • to victory aS’ they
each hit a home run and added
singles for a two-for-four per
formance at the plate, IKovacic drilled a line drive to '
left cehtrofieid that rolled to the
softball screen on the far diar-
inond.
1950 D<e Deluxe Sedan
Radio, Good Condition
1st 9 2nd 9 Total Han.Net
55 59 114 48 *66
52 41 93 22 71
55 49 ■104 32 72
61 52 113 40 73
42 45'87 13 74
59 55 114 39 75
48 53 101 24 7?
60 52 112 34 *281
il 45 92 13'99
48 50'98 18 80
6X -57 118 38 80
61 59 120 40 „80
51 52 103 22 81
50 49 15 84
62 59 119 35 84
Circulation 1* oF September
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