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By DON "BOOM BOOM" •GRAVETT
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The trading deadline of June 15 is past and to
the am zement of most ardent baseball faits, BILLY
MARTIN, the'oId "pepper pot" of the YANKEE ehain
` or .ears has been traded. This came as no sur-
prise
f years, ,
er
S cull
prise to this canner as the called the hot on
MARTIN or "HANK" ' BAUER packing 4heir bags.
>FIowever, we were all wet in thinking that Casey's
slays Would land an infielder or pitcher.
As you know by T�
now, big HARRY "SUITCASE"
SIMPSQN, a lefthanded power hitter from Kansas
City, has inked a New York contract,
This is aood thin in more ways than one. First
g g figure cif all,, Harry was a proinanent g uxe in an 8^6 Sunday
._
afternoon victory over his former teammates from
Kansas y
Cit :- and secondly he should provide an ade-
uate roommate for ELSTON HOWARD. Simpson
rl
really has a sun tan so the two Will likely bunk to-
gether.
. ELSTON HOWARD., when not at the ball park,
spent the four-day BENGAL series in room 1072
f
the Statler Hotel, When weslipped. into his private
a e
quarters fora quick interviews, the classy Negro star
ad the room ll to himself,
• HOWARD is the first Negro ever to crack into
the Yankee lineup and hold a steady job. He made
the jump. from Triple "A" ball where he starred for
the TORONTO .MAPLE LEAFS of the INTERNATION-
AL LEAGUE.
Talk about colours in the rainbow. Wow! The
rainbow •doesn't have anything on this boy. Over a
chair at least a dozen ties were hanging and they
were every colour you can think of. Personally I
wouldn't be caught dead in one of them but I must
admit that you certainly couldn't help bet notice him
in a Targe crowd if he was wearing one.
"It's just one of those things. We just can't seem
to get started,"..Howard• answered to a question an
what's the !natter with the Yanks.
"We -need someone to give us a little startand
we'll be away. Chicago is really rolling at the moment
but they're bound to slacken off. Every team does at
one time or another!'
The Yankee outfielder and catcher said that his
biggest thrill in the majors wasn't hitting a home
run in the World Series tie first time he came to
bat .as we thought it was, but his first big league game
when he had a four-forfive night against the BOSTON
RED SOX.
The three-year major league veteran said a
vast :difference prevails between Ieternational League
ball and the majors,. Here's what he thinks of it:
"The . players and plays up here are: a lot sharper.
• Pitching is the biggest improvement. Really I can't
answer the question properly because there are So
Many' changes. I .liked TORONTO but there's nothing
like the majors!"
After this, off he went for breakfast and away
to the ball park as I went back to my hotel room to
• wake up my snoring companion, CAL WEIN, who
was sawing off logs while I wasout making a living.
* * * * *
PUTTS, HOOKS AND SLICES—Things are start -
'ng to pop in the Exeter Men's Golf Club as we hear
that a tournament is being scheduled for some time
this weekend. Although the word isn't official,' it's
said thatthe men's executive will be • calling each
member so foursomes can be drawn up. More
'on golf .. MRS. HARVEY. POLLEN is looking for
sone:, golfing , companions. She ` feels that a ladies
golf club could and should be started in town. A
round or two could be played each week. Sounds like
a good idea to this corner except that if my wife
gets any better with her drives, I'll be selling •my
clubs! . M ..."BUD" PRESZCATOR and GLENN ROBIN -
SON had a rough time on the links last weekend. We
hear' that they actually crawled up the little hill on
the 17th fairway, What's the matter felias, heat
bothering you?
it .*• * * t *' *
THE BOTTOM OF THE BARREL ---The Huron-
Perth 'Intermediate League all-star Slime on. July il0
in Hensall is drawing closer .... Teams in the H -P
league are almost` as closely packed as °the top teams
in the National League - _ . Ladies softball league is
under way with a five -team league -this year. Loop
includes. KIRKTON, DASHWOOD, . LIEURY, ST.
MARYS'and EXETER . , . The C.A.H.A. should be
sending this year'sedition of the STRATHROY ROC-
KETS overseas instead of the WHITBY DUNLOPS.
From all reports being put through the papers, they
are going to have enough power to whip LES CANA-
DIENS = . - That was a rough decision YVON DU -
BELLE got in Detroit against TONY ANTHONY
In Canada he no doubt would have won the fight
bands down. To go along with our statement, the
majority of the fans even thought he got a raw deal!
Who said that only hockey referees were blind?
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The Exeter :entry has been agar.. The i'luron-Perth Teter -
entered into a six team grotIL- mediate Baseh:Ott Lea ue had
in which included Seafarth. Ol_n four games postponed this past
ton, St, Mar's, Mitchell and Se- week .due to the, extensive rams
bringville. that have fallen: in the district.
"Bunny" Ford has been ap-
pointed coach of the Legion team
' while John Goinan is the busi-
I ness manager.
nag into their 7,957 la�seball:'V-O
ediile Saturday° June i~a iia
ass turdaY Juas.RW0O-
tar a elect the Sea#Orth - e.
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All of the games will start at
6:45, with exception of Sebring-
ville's home games as they will
get under way at 7:30 p.m.
In Sebringville, if -enough in-
nings cant be played in day-
light, the games will befinished
under the lights.
a naiel
2*...,tsenforth at Exeter
26—Exeter at Clinton
1;8-,41tntett alt Exeter
.1 illy
-Exeter at St. Marys
11+-411. ?linrs.% al I",x9teR
71,-l,xetPr at Seaforth
.11-,-Jlit bell ate Exeter
20,-.SrbringrWe at Exeter
23 --Exeter at Mitchell
24 --Exeter at Selbring•ville
of the sixth inning.
Lynn - 11feLaren hurled three -.1
hit ball for the winners and 'wee
credited with the victory al.
though he deeded first' inning
Mitchell and Clinton were relief from, Doug Aitchison. Me-
toiWed out home and borne- Laren took over the monnd ditties
series, while Exeter Mohawks again in the second. and settled
and hensall Coach, schedulied to down to pitch much steadier ball1
play in Exeter an Tuesd;iy n►gb,t, and post his first victory of the
were washed put, _ season.
Zurich Weber Rings absorlaed In .the first inning, McLaren'
one of their worst beatings s in . , 1 Jimmy lla :tet, the first
g kta.ked .Wiry, y
some tine when the took 'a 9^0 Wan to face hint, and gave up
lacing; front I shwooa Tigers, but toi. Wein^
g a scratch single Raym e
then got hack en the right tract. 'Successive walks to Bobby gay Ha .-'
day. The victory over Hensall the first run el the game,
defeating kfensall 5•a on 'Nos -
ter and Steve Mitre- forced n
Coach gives Zurich .sole posses- Doug Aitchison promptly took
sign of first place in the 'league' over the mound duties and got
standings with a 4.1 record, Dick Regier to hit into a double
Clinton Colts :continued their
climb in the league race by post-
ing their .third will of the year
aver the Exeter Mohawlls right
in Exeter Mondaynight. The
Colts are presently riding in third
place,
Mitchell Legionaiye' edged out.
a 4-3. decision from the Dashwood
Tigers at home on Monday to,
.,s
hold a 2:1 record with one game
Exeter � �e
le
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Exeter Mohawks are fipdiilg
Win Opener trouble getting into the Wiii
column as the loss to Clinton was
Exeter Greys started off on the their fourth in five starts. The
right foot in the opener of the only
they .Tune ve S when they
ack in
Ladies Softball League in Dash- defeated the Tigers 5.4 in a
wood on Tuesday night as they thriller.
pounded out an 11.3 victory be- The teams will have' to play a
hind a 10 -it attack.
h
The visiting Greys scored a
single run in the first inning, and
then added four in the seeend,
two in the third and four more
in the fifth to coast to their first
victory of the year.
M. Smith led the Exeter team
with a three -for -three perform-
ance .by collecting singles in each
of the second, third and fourth
innings.
Donna Wells hit a pair of
singles for the winners, while
Mrs. Don Gravett pounded out a
double and a single in four trips
to the plate, -
Single hits were collected by
Mrs. Garth Anderson, Mrs. Don
Wells and Dorothy Heywood.
The only, three Dashwood hits
in the game were' picked up by
Kristine Gulens, Ilze Gulens and
Catherine Regier. young season.
Dashwood committed five Second baseman Doug O'Brien'
errors in. the five -inning ,game, paced the winners with' a pair of
while Exeter made two miscues. singles while Doug Theander,
Score by Innings: Tom Rawlings and Arnie Meyer
Exeter Greys • 142 04-11 10 2 coArrnnied Meyerne hit starte
Ae eyer startedon the
i
number of postponed ntes ga n
order to catch up to the present
schedule. Baseball activity in the
Huron -Perth League will be en
the heavy side for the next few
weeks at least,
Kings Whip
Coach Crew
Zurich Lumber Kings got back
into their winking ways Tuesday
night at home when they turned
back Hensall Coach 5.1 in a game
cut to five innings by. scattered
thunder showers.
The Lumber Kings scored all
five runs in the first inning off
losing pitcher Ken ,.Parke{r, and
then coasted the rept Of the way
for their fourth victory of the
Baseball Standings
RtZtON-I'El`tTH I vr.
BASEBALL LEAGDE
tams* Week's Scores:
Ztittehn^ 1•fensall 1 « '
Mitchei11 4, Dash -wood
Clinton 6. Exeter 1
DashWtiod 0. Zurich 4
• Standing%
fetich ., 4 1 0 .800
*Mitchell » ,. 1 1 .067
Clinton_..______, 3 2 0' .600
Dashwood 3 3 0 500
atiensatl 1 3 1 .230
Etre a 1. 4 0 ,200
a—J ie Saheb ttot 1n -eluded in stand.
4*ritlat' This Week
yitthb 0- Kfta>eit hf ' xeter
Zurich at Clinton
21-44Tetns011 at Dashwood
lle.10x+ltor t*tt 1141t0001
nensa:ll at Clinton
Zurich at naaliweect
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SO1'T'D.ttt,L LEAG'LE
Last' '11'1 eek s Seorea
Brinsiey 1.1, Mt. Carmel 12
Ansa Craig 23, Lieury 15
Exeter 10. West Corners 9
.'West Corners at Sylvan ped,
Lieury at Mt. Carmel ped.
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St. Meiryit r .0' 0 0 .inn
Dashivana -_-- 0 I '0 ,000
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The
Oren
mound for the Kings but gave
'way to Don 'O'Brien in the third
when the game, was practically 1n
the bag, Meyer was the winning
licher
- , The tail end of. the batting
order did all the hitting for Hen -
I, 'sell as Tack Baker, Hendersatt
, and George Parker picked up the
` only 'three hits in the game for
i the losers, The three hits came in
a. a rosy in the fifth° inning te.score
Baker with the only Hensall run
4
13y LARRY HEIDEMANof the game.
Meyer .and O'Brien each. re -
The summer playground sup- two strikeouts, while Iden
]1 corded t k
theyra have been chosen and Parker sent four Lumber Kings
they are as follows; Robin back to the dugout'via the strike -
Smith, Pat Cann, Judy Ross, 1 out. route.
Shirley WurniNancy Boyle
play. However, klarry Elliott
and thirdbasemen Jim Melville
drew a pair of walks and sent
the second Tiger sun of the half
innisackng stanrolliserngended acrossththee plate.
.Ginnrng
1144 lining out to short..
Doug Aitchison started the sees
and frame off with a single and
eventually scored as he stole
second, advanced ,to third on
Ken Saxton's sacrifice and came
home on the squeeze play by
Ben Wasman.
Mitchell's second run carate
when Dick Regier drapped an
easy pepto scoflyre to froallowm•third,""Jo" Wal•
tilers .
Harry. Elliott pounded out a
double in the third to set the
came all
forrun as he am
stage a
the way home when Charlie
Westmart 'booted a grounder.
The Legionnaires ,got tate roti
back in their half of the third
when Bill Gatenby smashed a
long triple to deep left field and
scored on a squeeze play.
The winning run was made
po�sible by two Dashwood 'er-
rors. Aitchisonreached first base
when Don Guenther bobbled his
grounder and went to secondon
a bunt by Walthers. Tiger pitch-
er Steve Mitro, who had sir
strikeouts in. the game, fired a
ball by catcher Gerry Martene,
who had relieved Jemmy Hayter
behind the plate, and this en-
abled Aitchison to move on to
third base,
Catcher Kenny Sexton's line
drive single easily scored the
base runner with the deciding
run of the ball game,
Score by innings; R H I.
Mitchell
001-4 4 2
Dashwood • 201 000-3 3 2
McLaren, Aitchison (1), Mc-
Laren (2). and • Saxtnn.; Mitro and
J. Hayter, G. Martene (5').
and
Eleanor Heywood, Score By Innings
Swimming instruction will al- Hensall Coach 000 01-1 3 1
so be given by Carol Fletcher Zurich Kings 500 0x--5 5 2
and Ted Smith at Riverview
Park.
The playground will run for
a seven -week periodfrom July
2 to August 16. Registration for
the program, which is sponsor-
ed by the Exeter Kinsmen, will
be 250 for pla3'ground registra-
tion and 504 for swimming reg-
istration. The summer play-
ground program is for all boys
and girls from four to sixteen
years of age.
The wading pool at Victoria
Park will be open Saturday and
Sunday afternoons dot all those
interested and will be looked
after by the. supervisors.
Supervised .swimming will be
held at Riverview Park from
June 19 to September 14--2.5
daily and 1-8.30 nightly includ-
ing Saturdays, Sundays and holi-
days.
Swimming instruction will be
given Saturday mornings from
1012, Swimming instruction Will
also be given daily Monday
through Friday, July 2. to Aug-
ust 16,
SfalidIngs
Ser 7, 'l neat.
Ailsa Craig ..-.._--_r 3 0 0 1.300
Sylvan 2 0 n 1.000
Exeter, 2 2 0 .00n
nrittsley 2 2 at r,,00
TaieurY 3 3 0 140
-
Mt. Carmel .. 1 3 111 233
West Corriere W1 3' 0 :250.
Gi mesh 'nits It'ee c
,lune l0Sylvan vs. 7Ii•inslry
Craig vs, W. 'Corners
21. 2'1t. (`armel vs, Sylvan
25 --Exeter vs. Lieury
26'-W`. Corners va, Brinsley
WOAk 'OANTA 111ASIt IA'I E
Last Week's Scor.ee:
. 8e'hringvilie 11, 'St. MRrys 10
Gatises thio Week;
Yiine
1st-4,!1estortfr at 103ketcr
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Ga:mce this Week:
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20:.-. ExEter at Mitchell
2.4'-^Atiteltetl at Eateer
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stiles title Week:
Juno
19-.-Settrorilt tit .gutter
Nen, Ifannbura• at Listowel
;:--rmatlowel At 2'ow xlanlburg
Mitchell at Seatortli
2fl 1',ietot're1 At Mitchell
Neto llatnhurg at Seafert t
'2s---1`a;ett'r art t,l,rtutrrll
Soefoi'lh at New ilambura'
BALL STANDINGS
. Boys Softball
w r'
Yankees 3 n 0 6
'Indians -- 2 1 0 4
Dodgers 0 3 0 0
Girls Softball
W t, T 1'
Butterfingers u
. .._., 4 0 1 0
Rock & Rollers 1 1 1 3
Dillies .. _...._ ». _ 0 3 0 0
Pee Wee 'Hardball
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Yankees 4 1 0 0
Dodgers 32 0 0
Giants - _»_ __. - -
Indians 44444 2 4 0 0
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lrnatant Hardball
W'r r
Senators .._.._..»-__ .»_ 2 ' 0 4
Athletics %--- ___ 2 2 0 4
Topics From
Zion
ay MISS JANE DYKEMAN
Tribe Loses
Too Colts
Ken Patterson pitched Clinton
Colts to a 6-1 victory. over Exeter
Mohawks in Exeter Monday night
to give his club its third win in
five startslit. the Huron -Perth
Intermediate Baseball. League.
Patterson recorded a total of
14 strikeouts and didn't walk a
lean in going the seven inning
distance for the Colts.
Clinton,grabbed a 1b lead in
the seconframeand then added
two more in the fourth and three
in the sev nth,,while Exeter only
managed to get third baseman
A. Meyer, D. O'Brien (3) and • Fred Matheson across the plate
in the fifth after he had opened
T. Rawlings; K. Parker and G
. the frame with a triple.
Parker. Allan, Wilson slammed out a
double in the, fourth inning to
spark Clinton's two -run rally.
Errors 'on grounders hit by Ron
ftugill and Frank McDonnell also
played a major role in the two -
run rally.
Hits by McDonnell and a double
by Bill Craig in, the sixth account-
ed, for the Colt runs after men
had got on base through costly
Mohawk errors.
Fred Matheson hit a ' three -
bagger for Exeter in the fifth and.
after Bob Pooley and Bill Rowe
had struck. out, he finally came
home on a timely single by losing
pitcher' Bob •Russel].
Matheson led the Exeter bats-
men with two of their four hits,
while Don Wells and Russell
picked up singles.
Nip . Tigers
in Mitchell
Mitchell Legionnaires picked up
their second win of the season
Monday night as they turned
back Dashwood Tigers 4.3 be-
hind the _ three -hit pitching of
Lynn McLaren in Mitchell.
Although the Tigers jumped
off 10 a 2.0 first inning lead;
Mitchell came right back in the
second to push two runs across
the plate and tie the score. Each
club added a single marker in
the third ' but the Legionnaires
came through with the game-
WiM.S. Pock tare
t'
the June !nee in t
West
g of Zio 1
W.M.S. was held last Wednesday
evening at the borne o! Mrs. Tom
Brock and
Brock, Mrs. Norman bt:
Mrs. Clifton Jaques had charge
of the program,
Airs. ]!✓cigar Baker took. the
study hook oil "Thailand" Mrs.
J. Slade sang it solo, A bale Was
packed for Korea.
Mission *owl
ls i 'tt
The 5ttnshlne M Bind
s b
hold their lune !meeting last
Monday at 4 p',t t, in the school.
house. The'program was in
eharge et Shirley ,Tagttes and
Maxim seeds.
The July meeting was Dfannndt
when the Mission Band put-4ort
the program. for the W.M.S. Joint
Meeting, Work was done en the
scup books,
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Box Scores
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and
t tMcDonnell
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a se
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,Allan Wils n did all the hitting
for the Cols.
Score by lnninsiiit
Clinton. Colts 010 2Q3--6 4 0
Exeter ,Mohawks 000 01Q--•1 5
Nen Patterson and Frank Mc-
Donnell; Bob Buaaell, Iry t''ord.
(5) and Joe Wooden.
Tigers drub.
Zurich 9-Q
Dashwood Tigers clewed the
league -leading, .Zurich Lumber
:Kings 9.0 on Friday night 'right
in Zurich to give the Ontario.
"D" champions .then' worst de-
feat in two years,
Steve Mitre faced only 21 men
in tattling the high -flying Kings
as the fast right hander Meng up
10 strikeouts and - walked only
two men. in the six inning game.
The only hit off Mitro came
in the last of the sixth inning
when second baseman Do1,1g
O'Brien hlooped a single out
over third base into short left
field after two men had been re-
tired, It narked the second time
this season that Mitro had par-
ticipated in a one -hitter as back
on Friday June 7 he and Jim
Melville allowed
single
Safety.
when they turned back •Clinton
Colts 54,
Resides hurlinga strong game,
the Dashwood pitcher used has
bat. to advantage at the ,plate,
AS be slammed a double in the,
fifth inning after Bobby Hayter
had singled and then uncorked a
towering home .run. that sailed
well over the left centre field.'
fence in the sixth with llamnate
Wein and Bobby Hayter on the
bases,
in all, the heavy bitting Tigers,
who belted Mary Liley at will,
pounded out a total of four
doubles, a triple and a home
run.
Ranttnie Wein, Bob Hayter,
Mitre. aud. Don Guenther all hit
two baggers while right fielder,
Dick Dever slammed a triple in
the fifthe with runners un second
and third to go with Mitre's eir.
.cuit clout,
Bob Hayter and Dick Regier
each picked .up three hits in the
game to lead the Dashwood hit-
ters.
Mary Liley, Zurich's ace left
hander.,, was nicked for three
runs in the first inning .off two
hits and then gave up six more
safeties in the last two innings
that was good for five big runs.
Over the six inning route, Li -
Three Minor Leagues
Start Play This Week
All three Exeter entries in the
WOAA baseball groupings* will
be swinging into action this
week as the pee wee, bantam
and midget schedules, drawn up
last week, list two home gauzes
for the 'Exeter Minors and one
away.
Weather permitting, the pee
wees will be at home on June
19 for a 6;45 p.m, game as Sea -
forth will make ;its first -trip of
the season to this town. •
Exeter bantams will baptize
the baseball season. on Saturday
afternoon at home with the Sea
forth bantams providing the op-
position. The bantams, under
coach "Bunny" Ford, will make
their second appearance of the
season at home on Saturday,
June 29, against the Clinton elub,
Last year's O.B.A. champions,
Exeter Iinsinen Midgets, will
initiate the season- over in Mit-
chell on Thursday_ , June 20.
The Midgets' first home game
will be on Monday, June 24,
when Mitchell: pays a. return vis-
it. Game time is 6:30 p.m.
Kids! Want To Learn To Hit?
Stan "The Man" Musial, a big
league ball player with a life-
time batting average of .340: has
sone big tips for little league
hitters in his "Ten Command-
ments" on how to improve your
batting average.
Now that all the minor teams
in Exeter and sur•,'ounding dist-
ricts are starting into their base-
ball. schedules, it would be wise
for each player to read these
tips carefully and practice them.
By doing this your batting aver-
age is bound to improve!
1, Get a bat that's :light. enough
for you to handle easily.
2. Don't grip the bat like you-
're making a fist around a club.
Instead of getting the handle of
the bat back in the pad of the
ZURICH MAULE 9.0 iN FIRST DEFEAT OF 'YEAR!
DASH -WOOD U ..AB 11 It E ZiVR1Cil 0 ATI It II 10
Jim liaYtar, c 1 1 0 0 Doug O'Brien, 2b 3 0 1 0
Ramie. Wein, 11 •3 2 1 0 :Hong Theander, ss _..w- 2 '0 0
Bob Hayter, 2b 4 3 3 1 Don -O'Brien, lb 3,0 0 0
Steve Mitro, p3 2 3 -0 Benny Gignae, a ___.. 2 0 0 '0
Dick ~ester, rf 4 0 3 0 Torn 1tawlings, `r, 1 0 0 3
Harry Elliott, ib ._ :3 0 0 0 Arnie Meyers, 3b - '2 0 -0 I
2 Shit Me1v11)e, ib _ _»_ 2 6 0 0 Mary I.ileY i -
lack :Houle. of 3 1 0 0 ]Ion :Besse ]f -. 2 0 0 0
Don Guenther, se -1.-- 3 0 1 0 i+.d Delcliert, i t -., 1 0 0 1 0•
a -Neil] O'Brien, rt 1, 0 0 0
• TOTALS 26 0 10 1 C4C1TALS 19 0 1 3
a -Went to right field in third,
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lt11i!rtllrr.'t, 4 ,,, ARE H rRalph' S titersen, 1C 1.n imaIls'ters, a
3 1 0 0
h^Lynn McLaren, p. » 3 0 0 0 llaytnte Wein, if 3 0 1 3
8111 Gatenby, 3b 3 1 1 0 14oh }Ia.yter, 2b __«- 2 1 .1 n
a-Deutc Alteliiaon, i'c ; 2 2 1 It Steve Mitre, p ,t . 2 0 0 a
Keith Waitherii1b1..- 0 1 0 0 Dice Ziegler, rt :.- -.1 3 '0 0 2
E'en Dist oi,, t: - 2 0 1 0 T-fa.rry t1111ott, lb µ 1 1 1 0
Whitey Afalehe 2b 1 0 0 0 a -Gerry Martene, e 2 n 0 '0
Ben Waania3r, 2h- _ 1 it n it 51rn Mtivilic, tib i..WWW.. 1 0 n 0
Charlie Sveslman, 80-... 2 '0 0 2 .lack (laser, rf .._ - 1 0 0 'a
a --Pitched for McLaren in tat. li•T?.ue8011 7'age, e i 0 0 ti
b+=rieturited to mound in find, 1(03 Guenther, 80 . 3 li 0 1
TOTALS 17 4 4
TOTALS
3 3 2
a rla.urrht. for atayter in the Stit.
tip-•rtelilaeed Galoor in centrefield.
610 FIRST INNING NETS ZURICH WIN OVER HENSALLI
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,, .111. ABA I•i � •1YN,'iYSal ,11`1 iz !X T,
J)eug O'13rlen 2b
Doug Thrander, Ra -..,.
rt -Don O'Brien r( ..---
10111 S•nngbiut ib
'Com Hatvlinde,
Ilerttly f11tnac, it
Arnie !layer,
Ton 11ee004, r?
Bili O'Brien, Ib
3 Y. 3 0 Brittle Moir. cE - 3 0 0 0
2 1 1 1 ,terry Ilarinte, 21) 3 0 0 0
2. 1 0 12 rt111 La.voan(Ter, sat ..._ 2 3 4 4
1,/,•, 1 0 '0 Gerald 13r1I, Ib - ... 2 (1 0 0
1 1 0 ?.hvertlut 4vrilltGtC, 3h 0 0 0
1 h 1 0' Ken Parker, r ,y-« - 0' 0' 0
tack Baker, i'f » --„ 1 1 1 0
2 h .0 0 RendNrs0n, If .. -_-.. 9 1 n },
0 1 llserp0 i'ttrkM' C -. E
TOTALS 14 C. 9
ttr6,1'itelilld foe litysr 'let third,
TOTALS • I1 1 2 1
•}"111EIMIllk,
palm„ hove it forward a bit so
that you get more feel of the 4
bat with your fingers,
3. Settle' on a good, comfort-
able stance at the plate. Find
the stance that's mosteffective
for' you.
4. Learn where the strike zone,
is. Nobody can hit consistently
if you're swinging at bad pithhes.
Swing only at strikes.
5. Have your bat cocked and
ready to swing. Keep it station.
ary, back off your shoulder and
don't be waggling the bat a-
round when the pitcher is ready
to deliver the ball.
"Keep Your Eye On The `Ball"
6. Keep your eye on the ball
all the way. Good hitters often
say they can see it hit the bat,
If you follow the pallYOU won't
get in the habit of pulling your
head up.
7. Take a good level swing
and Just try to meet the ball,
Don't attempt to kill it. If you
swing too bard, you lose your
timing and rhythm,
8. Don't be afraid of the ball,
If you're alert, you always can
get out of the way,
9. Be relaxed as possible, You
can't react quickly or take a
smooth swing if your muscles,
are tight.
10. Pick out the ball you want
to hit. If you don't• have the
pitch timed, let it go ,by and
Wait for the next one, That is,
if there aren't two strikes on
YOU. .
The biggest mistake a young-
ster can make is taking a heavy
bat because he :thinks he can hit
the ball' farther with it,
Musial uses a 33 -ounce bat for
the first half of the season and
then changes it for a 31 mincer.
The most important dung to
make a good hitter is to get a
bat with the 'right weight..
Draw schedule
For Pee Weer .
Five teams are readyingo :In
.1 - Fat ll R.
11'(' 11a a cOk1t
elle W A
ll'. e $ �
petitions. for this area.
New Hamburg, Listowel, Bea-
forth, Mitchell and Exeter a:lt
u.i
have been formed into a grouping.
that will play a borne and bonze
series to give the 21ub9 eight,
regular league games.
Derry Doyle will look after the
pee wee entry for .Exeter this
season and will have his chub
play their first home game on
June 19 when Seaforthpee weer
will provide the :opposition,
The schedule is as follows:
Juno
13 --New hamburg at. Listowel
tlentorth itt i:aeter
22---1.Is1nwea at ,Now Hantbllr0
Mitchell at .Seaforth
26 -Listowel at Mitchell
New Hamburg at Seaforth
38 ---Seaford! at New IIamliurg
Exeter at Iaieton'ei
J alar
--1111ilfilt ni 1'it;rl'er
2 ,l.istowel at Seat'ortlt
4-i'1' e1r.r at Mitchell
r---•Seatorth at Listowel
0-l2xrter at Nor !Bamber;
S--.binl,owet at Exeter
0 --New ;Hamburg at Mitchell
11---Itiitchell at New Hamburg
]-400xeter. iiia Sratortb
1 r 1ef1 li"ahnrtw at Flute*"
10-Seaforth at Mitchell
16 -Mitchell at I4tetowel
ley got five via the strikeout
route and walked five.
Score by Innings; •
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Zurich 000 000-0 1 I
Steve Mitre anll JIm 1iay'tert
Mary Liley and Tont llaavllnge,
.Some football coaches were op-
posed to doing • away with the two
platoon system.•znstead they fa-
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offense, ane for defense and -one
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