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SPORTS
By DON "BOOM BOOM" GRAVETT
Sports Editor
Th* Tim»Mdvocitt, S»pUmb<r 13, 1956 Zurich Advances Into OBA
Tigers Win Huron-Perth ’C Crown
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Although the DASHWOOD TIGERS and the
ZURICH LUMBER KJNGJS are still in-their baseball
wars, a number of liockey enthusiasts of this town
are putting forth determined efforts to build a strong,
contending HOCKEY TEAM. The fact that the EX
ETER MOHAWKS went to the ONTARIO SEMI
FINALS last year has given things a real boost and
this year it is hoped that the team will go farther.
Maybe it’s because we have been asked on seve
ral occasions how the EXETER MOHAWKS are
shaping up or it could be because of the cool weather
we’ve been having, but some of us are getting mighty
itchy feet waiting for practice sessions to start
again.
This year the teatin will be run by the BOOSTER
CLUB and not the combined efforts of the HOCKEY
CLUB and BOOSTER CLUB as in previous years.
BILL COCHRANE, the new booster club presi
dent, has. held a few meetings and things are starting
to roll as he seems to have everything well organized.
A number of committees will be organized .this
year and each will have a small job to do so that
it will be done efficiently and correctly.
The committee figures that too many burdens
were placed on one man last year instead of being
spread around. We agree.
About 20 men will be working behind the
scenes trying to make things go smoothly this year.
The club “OFFICIALS” for your 1956-57 season
will have COCHRANE as president; LLOYD CUSH
MAN, vice-president; HARRY PRECIOUS, secretary
treasurer; and BILL MUSSER, bench and business
manager.
Your active HOCKEY EXECUTIVE will be
BRUCE BIGGART, TED CHAFFE, JUD DYKEMAN,
KEN HOCKEY, CHARLIE MacNAUGHTON and RUSS
SNELL.
DIRECTORS for the Mohawk aggregation will
be HARRY COATES, BUD PRESZCATOR, BUNNY
FORD, ROSS TAYLOR, CHARLIE ACHESON and
RED SCOTT. These men will be called on if some
thing special turns up. They will act as a reserve
group for the active executive.
FINANCE COMMITTEE will have Bruce Biggart,
Charlie MacNaughton and Harry Precious working .
together.
TRANSPORTATION to all games . will be in
charge of Russ Snell, Ted Ghaffe and Charlie Ache-
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Dashwood Ousts Vets,
Enters OBA Playoffs
son, So if any of you feel like driving just give
of them a ring.
EQUIPMENT to games will be carried by
Dykeman.
Finally your PUBLICITY and PROMOTION
be looked after by Ken Hockey, Lloyd Cushman
guess who?
MURRAY BRINTNELL, who did an excellent job
last winter for the boys while being trainer, is WANT
ED 'back again this year. We all hope that the
“mighty-mite” will come back as the boys really got
along in fine style with him.
■ PLAYERS are next in line and the situation
is looking pretty good at the moment. It looks as
though most of last year’s team will be back as all
who have been approached seem eager to return.
The team is after some new blood to go along
with the team that brought the WOAA CHAMPION
SHIP to EXETER. Many new faces will be showing
Jud
win
and
. up for tryouts as a lot of positions are wide op6m
It has not been settled if practices will start in
LUCAN or EXETER, however when a chap by the
name of LOADER gets you working into shape for
the first week, it’s a good time to be in FLORIDA
baking in the warm sunshine.
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FIGURE SKATING—We had a call from MRS.
CHUCK SNELL, a very active member of the figure
skating' club in town, and she would like it to be
known that the executive is busy making plans for
the Coming season. MRS. SNELL said that an- open
meeting will be held on SEPTEMBER 24 at the local
arena. NO OFFICERS will be elected at this meeting,
however, as it is more or less a get-together to see
what the future holds for figure skating in this
Dashwoo'd Tigers will repre
sent the Huron-Perth intermed
iate baseball league in O.B.A.
“C” playoffs this year.
They trampled the Mitchell
Legionaires .11-3 Monday night
in Mitchell to capture the best-
of-seven “C” series 4-1.
Although the Legionaires
jumped off to a three-run lead in
the first inning of the abbreviat
ed game, a number of walks
and errors plus Dashwood’s hard
hitting were the main reasons
why they are hanging up their
baseball equipment for the year.
The fourth frame was the big
one for the Tigers as they push
ed eight runs over the plate to
sew up the game and the series.
George Coveney and
Malcho issued four free
hit one batter with a
ball; gave up doubles
Hayter and Bob Hayter _____
Jack Gaiser flash the hit sign
for a single to climax the eight
run 'rally.
Two more runs were added
for insult by the Dashwood club
in the top of the fifth as centre
fielder Jack Gaiser lined out a
double and Jim Hayter and
Raymie Wein followed with
singles.
The first inning rally for
Mitchell was sparked by Tiger
errors on the first three men
to face starter Bob Stormes on
the mound for the Tigers. Wall
lace and Art Sadler each got
life when Wein, covering the hot
corner for Dashwood, made a
pair of bobbles. George Coveney,
the next man to swing a bat,
was safe when his grounder
was booted at first by Bob Tan
ner.
Twenty-six year old Stewart
Henderson and Bob Norris came
through with timely singles to
score the only three runs the
Legionaires collected.
The single run in the third in
ning by Dashwood came off a
pair of walks, a single by
Raymie Wein and a sacrifice
fly.
Jack Gaiser and Jimmy Hayter led the winners1 hitting at
tack with a double and single,
each.
Raymie Wein was also credit
ed with’.two hits as the third
baseman cracked out a pair of
single?..
Bob Hayter’s double rounded
out the seven liit attack for the
visitors.
The four Mitchell singles went
to Art Sadler in the third, Wal
lace in the fourth and to Hender
son and Norris in the first in
ning.
The only double play in the
game came when .second base
man Bob Hayter snagged a hot liner off the bat of Link Roh-
fritsch and threw to Stormes at first to catch Wallace, who had
previously singled, off the bag.'
Score by Innings: RHEDashwood ............... 091 82—11" 7 3
Mitchell .................. 300 00— 3 ’ ‘
Batteries: Coveney, Malcho
and. Norris; Stormes, Tanner
and J. Hayter.
Whitey
passes;
pitched
to Jim
and let
4 2
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(4)
Doug Hurls
One Hitter
Big Doug Aitchison of
I’itchell Legionaires put his
what the future holds for figure skating
community.
Anyone interested is asked to come out
an outline on the coming year’s events.
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LUCAN IRISH NOTE—MR. J. B. READY of the
Lucan Irish Six dropped us a line to say that the'
hockey club up their way is holding a dance on
SEPTEMBER 20 in order to raise finances for the
team.
The IRISH SIX seem to be interested in joining
into the league with EXETER MOHAWKS but player
troubles seem to be one of the tougher questions
for them. They are not too fond of making trips z
to places like GODERICH but if they could get the
right calibre of players don’t be surprised*if they
do enter the league.
and get
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EXCLUSIVE!
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a more comfortable margin for
themselves in the ball game,
Walks to Murray Colquhoun,
George Coveney and Link Roh-
fritsch along with Ralph Wieter-
son getting on base after being
hit by a pitched ball, were the
main features for the two run
inning.
Wallace came through with his
second single of the game in the
fifth to score the waiting Doug
Aitchison from third base for the
final Mitchell run of the game.
George Coveney opened the
way for the Tigers’ largest rally
of the game in the fifth when he
miscued on H a r r v Elliott’s
grounder at short. A second error
in the half inning by Aitchison
sent Elliott to second. Three
fielders’ choice plays, a hit bats
man and five passed balls gave
the Dashwood crew their two
runs.
George Coveney picked up the
other base hit in the second as
he singled to right field.
Score by Inninas:
Mitchell .... Dashwood ..
Batteries:
Bob Norris;
Hayter.
Ft
200 210—5
........... 001 020—3
Dour Aitchison
Bob Tanner and
Big Doug Aitchison of the
Mitchell Legionaires put his club
into the win column for the first
time in the Huron-Perth Inter
mediate “C” championship series
by pitching a masterful six in
nig one-hit 5-3 victory over Dash
wood Tigers in the fourth game
of the best-of-seven series held
in Dashwood on Friday night.
The moundsman, making his
first real successful hurling per
formance since his sore arm
troubles which lasted for two
straight months, whiffed a third
strike past seven Tiger batters
and gave up a total of three
walks. 1
Bob Tanner absorbed his first
loss of the series as against one
win while setting down five Le
gionaires via the strikeout route.
Mitchell Legionaires jumped
off to a two-run lead in the first
inning with two out and none
on the b.-.ses.
Successive singles by Keith
Walther, Doug Aitchison, Art
Sadler and Wallace sparked the
two run outburst before the side
could be retired by the Dashwood
club.The Tigers 'closed the gap by
pushing a single run across . the
plate in the third after Aitchison
walked Raymie Wein, gave up a
single to Harry Elliott and walk
ed Jim Hayter and Terry Wade
in succession.’
Adding two run? in the fourth
frame to their first inning total,
Mitchell took a 4-1 lead to make
Vet's Errors
Help Tigers
Dashwood Tigers took advan
tage of four errors in five in
nings by the Mitchell Legionaires
to grab off an’ 8-3 decision and
take a stranglehold grip of 3-0
in the best-of-seven Intermediate
“C” playoff series.
Playing the game on Wednes
day night in Mitchell, the two
teams just got five innings in be
fore darkness made it impos-
'sible to continue.
The tilt saw eleven runs cross
the plate, eight base hits and
sevevn errors committed by the
two teams.
The Tigers scored sevdn runs
in the first two frames with four
coining in the second and three
in the first. The single marker
crossed the plate in the fourth.
Mitchell Legionaires, whose
bats were kept under control by
the offerings of Bob Stormes for
the second time in the series,
scored a lone run in the first
and rallied for two in the bottom
of the fifth.
Murray Colquhoun, Doug Ait
chison and Charley Westman
picked up the Legionaife hits
which were all singles.
Jim Hayter, stockey Tiger
datcher, cracked out two base
hits -to pace the visitors * while
Harry Elliott,, Jack Gaiser and,
Gerry Martene, playing for the
absent Dick Regier in right field,
were credited with the other
singles for the winners.
Bob Stormes fanned three men
and allowed three hits in the five
innings he toiled.
Art Sadler, who relieved Doug
Aitchison of the mound duties
in the first inning and then gave
way in the fifth to AitChison’s
return to the mound, was tag
ged with the loss. Between the
two, they had four strikeouts.
Gerry Martene’s and Jack
Gaiser’s singles were good for
an R.B.I. each while Doug Ait
chison was credited with a run-
batted-in on his hit.
Murray Colquhoun. sparked a
two-rUn fifth inning rally. ’ The
| Bob Kovacic and Jim Attrill
I pitched the Zurich Lumber Kings
•into the Ontario O.B.A. Finals
as the two recorded, 9-4 and 5-2
victories over Moore Centre the
past week to sweep the best-pf-
five series 3-0.
The Lumber Kings, who
squeezed out an eight-error, 8-7
win in the first game in Zurich,
played ball in the next two
games for convincing victories.
The 9-4 defeat was suffered
by Moore Centre right in their
own ballpark on Sept, 5, with
Jim Attrill the winning pitcher.
Bob Kovacic put the finishing
touches on the series as he won
the third and final game Satur
day afternoon.
Zurich will now meet Lisle for
the Ontario Intermediate “D”
championship.
Dashwood Advances Into OBA
Dashwood Tigers rolled over
Mitchell Legionaires for an 11-3
decision to capture their playoff
set in the “C” category 4-1.
The orily Mitchell victory came
when Doug Aitchison threw a
5-3 hit at the Tigers.
Pitchers Bob Tanner and Bob
Stormes teamed up to apply the
K.O. punch of the Legionaires.
Each hurler was the winner on
two different occasions.
Ayton, a town near Palmer
ston, wil be the first O.B.A'. team
the Tigers will have to face.
A best-of-three series is plan
ned and will see Dashwood trav
elling to Ayton on Thursday with
the return game in Dashwood
on Saturday afterrioon at 3’cloCk.
The third game has yet to be de
cided.
W. Corners
Tops Loop
The Lieury Softball League has
completed its schedule for the
1956 season.
West Corners, under coach
George Charlton, captured first
place over the runner-up Brins
ley club coached by Wes Watson,
by two points.
Bunny Ford’s Exeter entry and
Bob Paterson’s Lieury group
were tied for third spot at the
end of regular plhy.
Ross Haugh, who coached his
Crediton team to a 7-6-1 record
over the season, ended in fifth
place with only a single point
separating his team from Exeter
and Lieury.
Penfield's Pete DeBlock led his
team to sixth spot in the stand
ings with fourteen points. Green
way and Mount Carmel brought
up the rear with 9-8 points re
spectively.
Earl Steeper is in charge of
Greenway while Ed Houlahan
looks after the Mount Carmel
team.
The teams will now enter into
a besi-of-three series with every
one in the playoffs.
The finals for the league title
will be decided in a best-of-five
series.
First place in the standings
was decided on Thursday night
when West Corners turned the
tables on Brinsley with a score
of 8-5 in a nip.and tuck battle.
Greenway defaulted two games
to Exeter and Brinsley.
second sacker was issued a base
on bails by Stormes and then
promptly stoic second, third arid
home for one of the two runs.
Seere by Inning*': . RHE
Dashwood ................ 349 in—8 5 3
Mitchell .................... 100 02—3 3 4Batteries: B. Stormes and J.
Hayter; D. Aitchison, A. Sadler (1),
Aitchison (5) and S. Henderson.
Midgets Lead Burg
In WOAA Playoffs *
Huron-Perth
CHAMPIONSHIP SERIES
(Zurich Lumber Kins? win the
H--P championship over the Dash
wood Titers 3-2.)
INTERMEDIATE "p" FINALS
Scores of Series:
Dashwood 5, Mitchell 2
Dashwood 9, Mitchell 0
Dashwood 8. Mitchell 3
Mitchell 5, Dashwood 3
Dashwood 11. Mitchell 3
(Dashwood wins Intermediate "C"
title 4-1.)
O.B.A. INT. "C" PLAYOFFS
(Best-of-Three Series)
Sept. 13—Dashwopd at Ayton
15—Ayton at Dashwood
(3:00 p.m. game)
PLAYOFFSO.B.A. INT, »'D”
Scores, to Date:
Zurich 8, Moore
Zurich 9, Moore
Zurich 5, Moore venue -z
(Zurich wins best-of-five series
3-Q.)
Centre 7
centre 4
Centre 2
decided
FUTURE ROUND
(BCst-of-Five Series) • .
Sept. 12—Lisle at Zurich
15—Zurich at Lisle
Balance of dates to be
in future.)
Lieury Softball
FINAL
TEAMS
West Corners Brinsley .....
Exeter .......
Lieury ...........
Credltdn .....
Denfield .....
Greenway ....
Mount Carmel
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1
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1
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PLAYOFF DATES FOR GAMES
(2 out of 3 series)
Sent.il—Lieury vs. Mt, Carmel
12— W, Corners vs. Crediton
13— Brinsley vs. Penfield
1-1—Exeter vs. Greenway-17—Crediton vs. W. Corners
IS—Brinsley vs. Penfield19— Greenway vs. Exeter
20— Mt. Carmel vs. Lieury
W D
10 4
9 5
8 6
8 6
7 6
7 7
4 9
4 10
20
18
16
16
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9
8
Minor Ball
O midget
Scores to Date:
Exeter 11, New Hamburst S
Exeter 1, New Hamburg 1
Future Ganies:
Sept. 12—New Hamburg at Exeter
(Exeter leads best-oi-thrrie Serie’S 1-0, one same tied.)
The lady of the house was
showing the new .maid about the
premises. As they walked into
the dining room, she said: “This
dining room table goes back to
Louis the 14th.”
“That’s nothing,” said the
maid. “My whole living room
set goes back to. Sears the 15th.”
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Three Left
In Tourney
Only three contestants remain
in the tunning in Exeter zGolf
Club’s match play tournament.
Biggest upset of the matches last week came whcr) Jim Kopp I
of Centralia ousted Morley San
ders, a tourney favourite, by I
beating the school teacher two-up j
on the eighteenth hole. This vic*;
toty put Kopp into the finals for:
a chance at the Red Scott trophy.:
Kopp will meet the winner of'
the semLfiinal match between;
Lloyd Ford and Don Gravett.
The club hopes to have its
windup tournament on the 23rd
of September with all its mem
bers present to participate in the
turf digging affair.
Matches for the past, week;
went as follows: '
J, Kopp defeated G. Robinson.|
Jim Koppfc defeated Glen Rob- ■
irisom
Lloyd Ford defeated Bruce Big*;
gart. ;
Don Gravett defeated Brin
Exeter Kinsmen Midgets and
New Hamburg Midgets
to a 1-1 deadlock in the
game of their series in
Monday night.
Exeter scored its only __ __
the ball game in the first inning
when Cy Blommaert Crossed the
plate after a wild pitch thrown
by David Mathies.
The New Hamburg marker
came in the second frame when
Jim Russell picked, up a hot
grounder at third for a force-out
play but he threw wildly to sec
ond trying for a double play. By
the time Allie Ruridle in right
field made his throw into second
the tying run had crossed the
plate.
Fred Hunter and David Mathies
teamed up in one of the best
pitchers’ battles seen this year.
Crafty Fred had a no-hitter go
ing for himself until the fifth
when he was tagged for two
singles.
Mathies,“Of New Hamburg, was
almost as stingy with his offer
ings as the New Hamburg ace
let three pitches go that were
hit for Singles.
The Exeter hurler was excep
tionally steady on the mriund in
the fifth inning when he loaded
the bases with only one away
and got away without letting his
opposition score a run.
A good catch by shortstop
Barry Glover saved the day to
hold everyone on the bases with
two away.
Hunter promptly bore down
and caught Ted Schnarr looking
at a third called strikri.
Paul Klon and Ron Mathies,
a cousin tri the pitcher, picked
up the New Hamburg hits in the
I game.
battled
seeond
Exeter
run of
Exeter’s “Cy Blommaert, "Doug
Sillery and Barry Glover flashed
Jdlinny was gazing at his baby
btdther who Uy squealing arid
wailing iii his cot.
Johnny-—‘'His he crime from
Heaven?”
Mother—“Yes, dear.’1
’ Johnny*-^“No wonder they put
Him Oht»”
the hit sign for the locals.
Score by Innings: RHE
N6W Hamburg- .... 010 000—1 2 0
Exeter ..................... 100 000—1 3 1
Batte-ries: Fred Hunter and Doug
Sillery; David Mathies and Roh
Russell Pitches
First Victory
Exeter Kinsmen Midgets, who
have been idle for nearly a
month, have swung into actirin
once again.
The Kin teani is currently lead
ing New. Hamburg Midgets in a
best-rif-three series.
Oh Saturday, September 8, the
Kinsmen Midgets drew first
blood in the series by taking an
11-8 decision in New Hamburg.
Jini Russrill went eight full
innings on the mound for Eixeter
and pitched steady ball before
tiring in the ninth and giving
way to a reliefer.
RuSsell fanned 12 New Ham
burg batteri and gave up two
runs until the ninth when he lost
control arid set up a six run
tally for the homesters.
A total of five doubles were
hit between the two teams in the
game with Exeter getting three
and New Hamburg1 two. Jim Rus
sell, Fred Hunter and Barry
Glover each hit doubles while
Livingston and Miller had two-
baggers for New Hamburg.
Russell led Exeter’s ten-hit at
tack with three hits while Doug
Sillery and Barry Glover each
picked up a pair of safeties.
Fred Hunter; Cy Blommaert
and Simon Nagel got credit for
one hit each.
Mackets, 'Livingston and Eich
ler each pounded out two -hits
to try to get a game winning
rally going for their club.
Exeter committed three errors
in their fielding plays while New
Hamburg was guilty of one mis
cue.
Score by lrtnlno.4: RHE
ffitatar ....... ifin Mri XX in 3
N. Hamburg , nil (ion o<w— a in x
batteries: J, Russell, F. ttuntrir
(9) And Driug Sillriry; R. Philips, L., Markets (7) arid R.,,Matherg, .i
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After yielding two runs to
Moore, Centre in the first inning,
Bob Kovacic settled down and
blanked the visiting club for the
balance of the game to register
a 5-2 victory and make a. clean
I sweep
3-0,
Don
shared
Moore
tagged with the loss.
Kovacic led the way in every
department as he cracked out
three hits, one of which was a
double; picked upi two R.B.I.’s;
recorded seven strikeouts and
gave up a mere five hits in gain
ing credit as the winning pitcher
in the full nine inning ballgame.
Doug O’Brien and John Haber-
er, who played centrefield, were
the only other players on the
Zurich triam to get two safeties,
Moore Centre’s Hap Randall
and Don McDonald flashed the
hit sign twice while a single
safety fell tri leftfielder Jim Jol
ley.
Moore Centre scored their only
runs in the first inning after two
men were out and no one was
on the bases.
Don McDonald greeted Kova
cic with a long triple and Jim
Jolley clouted a double to score
McDonald from third,
When Lome Ryan was walked,
Hap Randall, who seemed to be
the steadiest ball player on the
visitors’ roster, dropped in a
single for an R.B.I.
Bob Kovacic finally found the
range again and got Ellis swing
ing on a third strike.
Behind 2-0, Zurich rallied for
a big three runs in their half
of the first inning to take the
lead which they never forfeited.
Driug O’Brien’s single; a walk
to Bill Zubyk; a fielder’s choice
play on Bill Yungblutt and a
single by Bob Kovacic resulted
in the three run outburst.
Don McDonald’s two hits for
Moore Centre were -both good
for extra bases as he tripled in
the first and doubled in the
eighth.
Bill Yungblutt’s only hit of the
game was a double in the third
inning.
Other single hits for the Lum
ber Kings were picked up by Don
of the best-of-five series
Ellis and Hap Randall
the pitching duties for
Centre with Ellis being
O’Brien and Playing Coach TtH,
Rawlings.
Score by Inning*: RHE
Moore Centre , 200 000 000—2 5 2
Zurich ............. 30(1 002 OOx—5 10 2
Batteries: Bob Kovacic. and Tom Rawlings; Don EUls, Hap Randall
(2) and Doug Stevens.
Attrill Wins
Second Tilt
Zurich Lumber Kings bopped
the Moore Centre intermediate
baseball club 9-4 behind the hurl
ing of Jim Attrill on Sept. 5 to
take a firm 2-0 lead in their
best-of-five series.
Zurich pounded out a total of
eleven hits to give Attrill’s
eight-hit pitching efforts all the
support it needed to cop the de
cision.
Every player but Attrill hit
safely at least once in the game
but Attrill, who looked after the
pitching chores, wasn’t needed
at the plate.
Bob Kovacic, who smashed out
a three, bagger and a single in
four appearances at the plate,
was credited with three R.B.I.’s,
Bill Zubyk and Bill Yungblutt,
who each had two .runs batted
in, also picked up a pair of hits
apiece to provide some of the
timely hitting in the game,
Single safeties fell to Doug
O’Brien- and Benny Gignac.
Hap Randall, making his se
cond consecutive appearance jn
two games for Moore Centre,,
was tagged with the loss as he\
was hit hard and his teammates
made three errors • behind his
throwing efforts. .
John Miller, Jim Shaw and
Randy McLean collected two hits
apiece to show the way in the
bulk of the Centre’s batting
spree.
Bill McDonald and John Mil
ler had two R.B.I.’s .apiece to
account for the Moore Centre
runs.
Doug O’Brien and Bill Zubyk
crossed the plate three times
each to score six of the nine runs
the Zurich club amassed.
Score by Innings: RHE
Zurich ............. 101 023 002—9 11 1
Moore Centre . 200 020 000—4 8 »
Batteries: Jim Attrill and Tom
Rawlings; Ha-p Randall and. Barry
Miller.
give Attrill’s
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'56 Chevrolet
DELUXE SEDAN
8-Cylind6r, Special Two-Tone
EXETER
'50 Chevrolet Coach
Black with Whitewalls
Good Transportation*
'50 Dodge Sedan
Radio, Heater
Clean Inside and Out
'50 Chevrolet
fleetline
2-Door Deluxe
Good Condition
II
'48 Chevrolet Sedan
Low Mileage
'56 Chevrolet ’/t-Ton
pick-up — brand new
Special price on this one.
Chevrolet end Oldsmobile