The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1957-06-27, Page 4yx r
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Let's Talk
SPORTS
Sy' DON "BOOM BOOM" GRAVETT.
Sports its Editor
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'SSitt ig at aur cluttered des: (and that's putting
it Mildly) shortly after the Tuesday lunch hour, we
were looking for an easy place to step into the after -
Acores . work when the phone rang. The nail came
in from the popular little town of ZURICH where
teams have been .produced in hockey and baseball
over the' last few years good enough to headline
several: sportss pagess and even capture championships.
LEROY O BRIEN, the.
_ big chief of the HURON
PETHINTEREDIa BASEBALL LEAGUE, called
to reauind us that the HURON -PERTH LEAGUE will
hold its annual all-star game in HENSALL. this year an
July 10.
To this •corner, a better, spot certainly couldn't
have been chosen as BERT HORTON, ERNIE CHIP -
CHASE and BILL SMITH have been having a tough
time to keep a team operating in that town and w
Leel it's only
g fitting the "BIG" game should be
played there.
Last year, HENSALL COACH club failed to win
a game, if we recall correctly, but nevertheless they
bung on right to the end. Other teams in the league
gave upbut sheer determination and fight kept the
boys,playing. So far this year, the COACH club is
playing ,50Q ball and is giving the other teams some-
thing to think about. You can see why we go along
with the Hensen deal.
Letting back to the all-star game, LISTOWEL
LEGIONNAIRES, of the SENIOR INTERCQUNTY
BASEBALL LEAGUE, will provide the opposition for
the Huron -Perth best. Now lust how the Huron -Perth
dream team will bechosen is a question we have
been unable to find a definite answer to but it does
look as though the coach from each of the six teams
will bring along 'two' ar three of his best players for
the night's action,
JOHNNY BELL is the big firecracker behind the
LEGIONNAIRES in LISTOWEL while ALEX KVAS-
NAK is the playing manager. ALEX, you'll remember,
once starred with the WATERLOO TIGERS in centre -
field when the league Was really tight, There's an-
, other KVASNAK on the team by the name of MIKE.
He is a brother to Alex. As this column is. written,
the Legionnaires are holding down a four and seven
' record and are riding only three games out of first
place,
When BILI, HIGGS, of Hensall, and STEVE
MITRO of Dashwood team up against the high -classed
Listowel, club, there should be some lhteresting re-
sults. Da you recall last year the H-$'ers tripped the
LONDON MAJORS 7-2 in a seven inning affair?
Could happen again and we hope it. does. Set this
July 10 aside because, we know you're in for a real
treat if Lyou like baseball at all.
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' HORSE SENSE --A number of district horses
shone in the OI TARIIO PACING DERBY held at
P.ARKHILL last Wednesday, EXETER'&own- FLASHY
HAL, owned by CHARLIE GODBOLT, ticked off the
mile in 4:14 2/5 and 2:17 to trot off with a pair of
firsts in the 2128 class. EASTER SUNDAY BARS
entered by owner Dr. C. A. Houze of MITCHELL
romped home first twice in the 2:30 class. MISS
LEGAL GRATTAN, a fast stepper from LUCAN and
owned by C. YOUNG, scored the twin win in the
2:25. "Last but not least, LENA'S PRIDE, brought
down from GODER1CH by owner GEORGE FEAGAN,
took top honours in the 2:22 trot or pace. We .spoke
to TOM YEARLY up at the ball park the other night
to find out how his horses were doing. TOM .told us
"not too good", so then we suggested he run the
'odd one backwards in a race. "What," said Toni,
"How can I run them backwards when they can't
v.0 141.111 frontwards?" You got us on that one, Tom.
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WRESTLING BACK AGAIN! GEORGE RETHER
notified us that the next wrestling card to be held in
EXETER will take place on JULY 18, a Thursday
night. The crowd was very disappointing the first
tight it was held so I know all the wrestling fans,
wrestlers and the local promoter will be looliing
forward to a much larger crowd, If the mat ,game
doesn't go over this time, it may be the last call for
this town.
HAROLD RIBSON has a card lined up Lucan
way for next Wednesday. It's good to hear that our
friend is working as hard as ever but we do hope
he'll stay clear of the muscle men 'as we would hate
toy see that favourite pipe of his squashed into tooth-
picks. Good luck Harold!
MINOR BALL BArrTER—There have been some
terrific .scores turned in from teams entered in the
WOAA BASEBALL' LEAGUES. The local Pee Wees
WW1 a game from SEQQFORTH by a score of 21-16
while the EXETER, BANTAMS subdued SEAFQRTH
BANTAMS 18.12 in 41/a innings. To top it all off
EXETER KINSMEN MIDGETS clobbered MITCHELL
21.2 and.the. Mitchell coach left in anger because only
eight innings of the game had been played. Jus.t
goes to show that you just can't seem to, win no
matter how hard you try!
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WRESTLING
WednesdaY, July 3•
LUCAN ARENA
Grudge Match
PAT .01CONNE,..RAi VON -ERIC
With the a upport et the 1pis11, O'Ceultpr fig fres he
can get sweet revenge on'Terrible, Von Erich
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RON ACHESON vs, JOHN PESEK
;IAN GOOt'CH vs, J'OMNNY WALKER
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fensall Coach Spanks Tigers 5-0,
Mitchell Legion Whips Tribe 8-1
The biggest upset of the sea- The weather men did it agaiaal
son in the Huron -Perth. Interme-. Rein,. rain thud lime rain tell on
diete Baseball League occurred 1lfonday night to wash out . a less
fifth Friday night when thet
I ,p �tce than 'three scht*duledgames.
Heiman Coach ebb walked into A let -of baseball is going to
Dashwood to gain a 5'0 victory be .seen around the circuit of
against the Tiger's aee right same of the postponed games
hander, Steve Mittel. aren't played soon as the iaa-st,
Biller Riggs, a smooths ;perfor- ponentent;b are starting to pile
)iter from. London, was the plain up,
reason for the c c
as h s win, Biggs
Tribe r.b Drops.
Fifth.
Ga11"1
has added a lot of spark to the
Co •ew
Coach '
c ci since a lois
arrival
and before the season 18 over,
Hensall couldprove to be the
club to beat!,
Elsewhere in the league. Exe-
ter Mohawks are still flounder- The cellar -dwelling Exeter Mo.
ing in the cellar as they took an hawks can't t seem
to lift them.
8.1 lacing from the Mitchell selves from the basement door=
Legianaires, plat as they dropped their fi#tit
The loss was Exeter's fifth in game in six starts on Thursday
six starts and things aren't lPok- night at hamP to the visiting
ing too bright for coach Derry Mitchell Legionaires.
Boyle and his club as no imne- The Legionaires rallied for
diate additions can be found to three runs in each of the first and
bolster the team. fourth innings and through in. an
con -
Zurich Lumber Kings are SJti11 ehth go
out in front. They scored a ineastxtranepair toint takthee home a for lopsidedced
vineing 11-4 triumph over the 84 victory from the sagging
Clinton Colts. .Absorbing their tribe.
third loss of the year, Clinton Errors with a capital "E"
now has an even 3.3 record a played a major role in the Mo -
.500 percentage in the standings. hawk downslide as four balls were
Dolt Aitchiso s ,mishandled in this e g n Mitchell Leh Hitt inmipg
gionaires are starting to press game.
the Lumber Kings for the league Exeter ()titbit the Mitchell club
lead as they now boast a 34 seven•to-six but couldn't put the
record with one game tied. Zurich hits together to make thein mean
is currently riding high on a something.
54 record. The lone local marker caiue in
_
the eighth innig when Den Welts,:.
P played atshortstop for the
tribe this game, crossed the plate
an BiU Batten's single,
Kenny Sat*ton, .classy catcher•
of the Mitchel! 'battery staff, led
both clubs in the hitting depart-
ment as he pounded out a double
and two singles in five trips to
the plate,
"Jo" lvalthers, Bill Gatenby.
andplaying i cote t 1
aYi l Dat. Aitchi-
son collected :the other A free
Mitchell singles,
Al McDougall hit safely in each
of the first .and sixth; innings to
provide the r)tajority of the ane-
nten punch in the Exeter hitting
attack.
Frank. Hammond, Batten, Bill
Springstead, Bob Russell and
pitcher Iry Ford each. cracked
out singles to round out the
tribes seven bit spree,
Whitey , Malcho, Aitchison's
mound choice, was good for the
nine inning game as he went all
the way with little or no trouble,
in hanging up .six strikeouts and
allowing seven hits.
Score by 1nniet;'ss. K H
Machell ..-,. , 000 200 020--.6 6 2
Exeter 000 000 0Q1•-•.1. 7 4
Kings S Bl
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Clinton 11.4
A .
The league -leading Zurich
Lumber Kings 'of the Huron -
Perth intermediate Baseball
League uncorked plenty ,of hit-
-" - L - g n Connor
Cnogs p1o1w-er ghtroiunte CtCinT
Features Lucan Card
Kings unleane
ed 12 safeties,
Arnie Meyers, who toiled on
the mound fqr the winners, went
he distance and chalked up a
pair of strikeouts. Arnie also
started at the plate as he bad
a three -for -four night which in -
eluded a home run, triple and
a single to sat the pace in the.
heavy hitting barrage,
Meyers led off the fifth in-
ning with his four -bagger after
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Wrestling is in the spotlight next,
Wednesday night in Liman;
Yes, far the first time in the
history of the town the grunt and
groaners will be invading the
Irish settlement.
Last Inning Rally
Defeats Midgets
Mitchell Midgets rallied for four, -
"big" runs in the bottom of the
last inning on Friday night to
wipe out a three -run deficit and
grab a 9.8 victory from the Exe-
ter Kinsmen Midgets in Mitchell.
It was the first game of the
year for Exeter and when it
looked as though the game was
well under control, the roof col.
lapsed as the Kinsmen Midgets
found themselves on the short
end of the score.
Bob Keyes proved to be the
hero of the gaane as he slammed
out a bases -loaded double in the
last inning to explode the big in-
ning- uprising.
lvl:itebell scored their final runs
of the game on two Exeter errors,
a pair of walks and a scratch.
single to go along with the double.
Jim Russell started on the
mound 'for the losers but • gave
way to Fred Hunter in the fourth
when he developed arm tro,uble.
Bill Morey, Roy Sherwood and
Joe Marsh each had two hits
apiece for the winners.
Doug Sillery hit the ball well
for Exeter as he was credited
with a triple in the second that
scored two runs and dropped in
a single to .hoot in the sixth,
Jim 'Russell had a pair of
singles while Jim Hennessey,
Lloyd Moore, Fred Hunter, Jim
MacDonald, Cye Blominaert and
.Barry Glover all collected one hit
apiece.
Joe Marsh with a triple and
Keith Ahrens' seventh - inning
double were the big hits for
Mitcbeil along with Bob Keyes'
game winning double.
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1!lseter '„__„ 150 Orin 201-5 10 4
ik(itchell_ 140 000 004.-9 8 4
J. Russell. I'. 'C{untcr (4 ) and,
T). Sillery; i3, Morey and B. Me -
'Naught.
Kirkton Swamps
Greys In Opener
Kirkton made an impressive
debut in the ladies softball
league Friday night in Exeter
when they trounced Exeter .Greys
to the tune of 28-12.
Four home runs, a triple and
a double sparked the Kirkton
club to their first victory of the
season as they bombarded the
Exeter crew with a 24 -hit at-
tack.
In the sixth inning, the visitors
scored no less than 12 runs to
literally wrap up the game.
Kirkton rallied for . a single
run in the first,added two more
in the Second, five in the third,
three mo4•e in the fourth, two in
the
fifth
and then n theb i
g 12 -run
run
sixth inning came along.
Margaret Irvine, Dawn' Black
ler, Rosemary Dobson and Mild-
red Cowdry all slammed out
four baggers for the winners,
Cowdry also connected for a
triple In the sixth.
Leading the Kirkton batters
were Irvine, Blackler and Don.
na Mills, who each picked tip
three hits in the game,
Mildred Cowdry, Shirley Hat -
mer and Eileen Selves were
credited with two hitseach for
the night.
Barbara Allison led Exeter
Greys at the platb with four hits
in five trips whldi iiicluddd
home run and throe singles,
Mrs. Don Gravett, hit a hoi*ne
run and two singles while Janet
Anderson collected three singles
in five tries. -
Mrs, bon Wells- and Varela
Smith were the only other two
Exeter players to get a hit off
the offetings of l irktoln pitcher
Dorothy Irvine as each pounded
out .a single,
Der'athy Irvine struck Out nine
Exeter batters *bile . walking
eight in recording her first vie -
tory of the year.
Media Smith anct Derina Wells
Shared the Espter pitching 11on•
ors.
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Exeter ». ,..� 1$l it 0 0-12 12
of
Harold Mon. arena manager,.
has a top-notch card linedup
with the main attraction a real
feature for all the Irish folk of
that town and • surrounding dis-
tricts to see.
Pat Q'Connor, a typical held-
headed Irishman will go against
the highly -rated and much -loved
Fritz Von Eric. At least Fritz is
” intteh loved" in Germany,
has
Rumors slightaedge; ovit er Vont O'Connor
because poor old Eric can't get
a$ good a hold as he'd like on the
top of O'Connor'sgleaming
noodle. However, Fritz Von Erie
is really out to beat the Irishman
and most of the town if he can
but, the grudge match couldn't
have a better setting for O'Con-
nor than right in the middle of
Ireland,
Two other events will be feat-
ured on the card. Jan Golden will
tangle with Johnny, Walker, of
Honolulu, in the . opener, The
second -bout has the All-American
favourite, John Pesek, pitted
against Ron Atcheson.
Midgets. Lace
Mitchell 21-2.
Fred "Crafty" Hunter pitched
and batted Exeter Kinsmen Midg-
ets to a 21-2 victory over Mitchell
Midgets in Exeter Tuesday night
Although Mitchell beat the local
club 9.8 in their first meeting of
the year in Mitchell, Exeter had
control of this game all the way
as Freddy Hunter allowed but six
hits, While . striking out seven,
and gave up only, two walks. in
pitching the eight -meting game.
"Crafty" laced out lour singles
in a row to lead the 17 -hit bar-
rage thrown at the visitors.
Jim . Russell showed the most
power at the, plate as he tagged
a triple in eachof the first and
third . innings and lined a double
into left centre in the eighth in -
fling.
Catcher Doug Sillery also came
through With a three -hit perfor-
mance as he'cracked a double in
the fifth to go with singles in the
'thirdand sixth,.
Timely hitting wag the feature
of the Kinsmen Midgets' play as
Barry Glover uncorked a bases -
loaded triple in the big fifth when
no less than seven runs scored
before the side was retired.
Jim "Leek" Hennessey punched
out a pair of singles withmen in
scoring position as' did Cy Blom-
maert.
Barry Glover's single in the.
fifth gave him two for thenight
while Simon Nagel dropped a high
infield pop-up between third and
short for another one -base bit.
Mitchell scored their only two
runs in the eighth inning when an
error in the outfield and a costly
miscue in the infield cost Hunter
a shutout, •
The best player by far for.
Mitchell, was thirdbaseman Roy
Sherwood who collected two hits
at the plate with
one of
Ptiler
n
bei r'1 '
ng a triple an the iq"urth inning,.
Keith Ahrens was &edited with
a pair of singles while ,Yoe Marsh
and James East picked up a
single each,
In the high storing game, 40
plate for(( Exeter camehl3ao, the
peered for Mitchel].,
The visiting Midgets colnniitted
five miscues afield While the
Kinsmen were guilty of three,
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Mlteaell 000 .000 2--.• 3 4 G
)xeter 010 470 2,-•21 17 9''
R. Trsrl<inson. TS, Morey (4). 2'.
7:tlet (64. Ti SS1terwosrt (7) anrt
11, Me:`a11f..ht;' :0'red Hunter and
Deng Silinry, 'Winner, Hunt et;
1 'ser, t'a.rkinson, ,.
Legion Bantams
Upset Seaforth
the it vsiti ggiSeaArt1it itilBsa
Slntaturlirtg's,dixy bight iii Exeter 1.842
in a ga.h►e that went only 411
it was the local Bantagls first
start of the Season in: WoAA.
competition in it league that bi-
chides Sebriltgville, Clinton, Sea-
fortjt, St, Marys aril Mitchell,
F'ir•atbaserns nob Jones and
,Tacit $tenhert spoked the vie -
tory with three hits aeleet.
Jelle$ sialtiriiald * home rust and
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Five Contest
Ladies
Loop
Five teams have entered the
district ladies' softball league
this year,
Teams from Kirkton, Dash.
wood, Lieury, St, Marys and
Exeter make up the five -team
loop. •
A double schedule will prevail
throughout the summer months
as each team will visit one an-
other's home diamond twice.
.Eldon Heywood and Derry
Boyle are coaches of Exeter
Greys.
'The schedule is as ;follows:
June.
18—Exeter at Dashwood
21—Tiaahwopd at Lieury
Kirkton at Exeter
24—:Dashwood at Kirkton
37--12ashwood at Exeter
21--Kirkton at Lieury
July
Lieury at t'irkton
O.—Exeter at I.,ieury
If irkton at Dashwood
9--.T.Aeury .at Kirkton
Dashwood at Exeter
11—;Dashwood at St. Marys
12—Kirkton at Lieury
15-4-Lieury at Dashwood
16—St. Marys at Dashwood
19—Dashwood at Lieury
92-14leury at St. isiarys
23—Lieury at Exeter ' •
• Kirkton at Dashwood
25-1(irkton at Exeter
26 --Exeter at Lieury
,'a—Exeter at Kirkton
Lieury at Dashwood
50-1,leury at Exe(er
31•, -.St. Marys at Exeter'
August
1—Exeter at St. Marys
Dashwood at Kirkton
2—St. Marys at. Lieury
a --Exeter et 3cit'kion
' 0—Exeter at Dashwood
N.B.- 'ittrktdn at. St. jlfarYs and
St. Marys at Kirkton rgames to
be arranged.
COMING
EVENTS
Baseball
Huron,Perth League
THURSDAY, JUNE' 27
Exeter at Clinton
Mitchell at Zurich
FRIDAY,
JUNE JU E 2 !
Dashwood at Hensall
TUESDAY, JULY 2
Hensel! at Exeter •
. Clinton at Mitchell
WEDNESDAY, J*,JL'Y 3
Zurich at Dashweed
WOAA .Midget rrC"
'WEDNESDAY. JIJL.Y 3
Mew Hernburgl 0 Exette
conrtaeting for '.a triple in the
third with two 111011, 4311 base,
DougO'Brien, ssecondbaseman
for
t. �
ie Kings, a e • ,
g A 1. d a perfect
night at the plate .as he smash-
ed .out a .doable in the first, a
single in the seventh and a trip -
.Each team committed four et.
rors throughout the game..
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tlrtch 014 011 211--11 19 4
Clinton 000 121 100. 4 9 4
Nome and T. Rawlings;
roun(;.blut, ,t, 117irtion (0). and 11',
le in Um ninth to boost lbs bat- Mea)onnett.
ting average.
Don O'Brien was the only other
Lumber Xing to get more than
one bit as be singled ineach of
thei'•
third and fourth innings,
l• unblu'fRas,
DonBilHesseYgaidt, Marontv. Lileswlingwer.o
credited 'with one hit each in
the game,
Liley's base bit, was of the
triple variety in the seventh
while Don Hesse followed. Mey-
er's fifth inning home run with
a sharply -hit double..
Although Clinton Colts collect-
ed nine hits off Meyer's offer-
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Email Coach invaded Dash-
wood Tiger stamping grounds
Thursday night to claw out a
hard-fought 5.0 victory from the
fourth -place Tigers,
The victory was the second of
the season for Hensel'. in six
tries with one game tied and
moves them closer to fourth
Ings theycould only place in the standings of the
i ly muster Huron -Perth League.
"four runs. They pushed single . Higgs pitched the full eight
markers across the plate in each !inning game fir the winners and
of the fourth and sixth and came; he held the Dashwood crew well
through with -a two -run rally iii in hand all the. way. The classy
the fifth. ' hurler fanned 11 Tiger batsmen
Mait Edgar, Allan Wilson and while walking only three and
Ken McKay all had two hits a- allowing four hits.
The winning pitcher shone'par-
ticularly in the fourth inning
when he walked the first batter'
to face hint and gave pp e a single
to Dick Regier, the second bat-
ter. Higgs then bore down and
sent Jerry Martene, . Jim Mel-
ville and Russell Page •back to
the bench carrying their bats as
11e struck' out the side.
The Coach club scored three
big' runs in the first inning as
Bruce Moir reached first on an
error while Jerry Rennie and
and lilt elle Bill Lavender promptly followed
outs, walked six
batter, with successive singles,
Piece for the losers while Bill
Craig, a g, John. Wilson and Young-
blut each registered •a single in
the Colt eause,
Youngblut started o n the
mpund for the Colts and pitch-
ed eight complete innings be-
fore being removed to • make
way for relief artist Bill Craig,
wile carne in from centrefield to
las
do t theinningpitching. duties for the
Before Youngblut left the
Mound he recorded four strike -
Legion Pee Weirs
Score 21-16 Win
Ina game that provided a
scorekeeper's .headache, Exeter
Legion pee wees pounded out a
21.10 victory aver Seaforth pee
wees in` the first game of the
WOAA baseball sehedule.
The ;game, which' was played
in Exeter, saw the local kids
run wild in the fourth inning as
20 batters carne to the plate to
score 15 runs before the side
could be retired. -
Catcher Gerry Cooper. and
John' Snell each bit home runs
for Exeter while Dale Turvey
and Bob Schroeder lashed out
triples to spark the Legion pee
wee victory.
Freddy Wells hit a double in
the third ,inning for the only
other extra base • blow of the
game for the winners.
Ed,. Campbell and Robert Bu-
erinan hit .a triple each for the
losers, `
Don Cann was the winnixig
pitcher and recorded seven strike-
outs while giving .up six walks.
Ken McLeanwas the losing
Seaforth hurler.
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Seaforth __ • 010 4 61 4-10 5 '-5
Exeter029 13 90 x-21 11 '7
n. Cann acrd r. Cooper,
Lean and P. Sillery.
A walk to Higgs and a single
bltree runs outbreak eataied• .the
Bruce Moir again reached the
initial sack in the fifth inning on
another Dashwood error and he
eventually scored when two mere
costly miscues on balls bit by
Jerry Rennie and Higgs brought
him all the waY around the base
paths.
Steve Intro, who wet charged
with the loss, had 15 strikeouts
to his credit,
Jerry Rennie was credited
with two ,of the four Xiensail
safeties while Bill Lavender and
Norris got the other • two.
Dick Regier of .Dashwood bit
e double fot one of his two hits
in the game
while
Bobby
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aYto
r
and
Russell Page were in on the
other two singles, .
In all, the Dashwood Tigers
booted seven plays which helped
the Coach club immensely but
the pitching performance of
kiiggs an the mound couldn't be
surpassed.
Score by lnnlug,,, B H 70
Il'ensall ., ___._�_ 300 010 1-5 4 3
pasliwoorl __ .., 000 000 0-0 4 7
T. 1Io,ile, S. Antro (1) and J,
Hayter; Higgs and Norris.
CYCLONE
LEAGUE •
Playoffs
July 1 at 12 p.m.
KETERSON PARK,. •
MITCHELL
Staffs vs. RusseldeI,
Kirkton vs. Carlingford
Winner in sudden death game,
for championship._
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Super 4 -Door Sedan, power steering,
windshield washers, back-up lamps,
air conditioning heater, Anted glass,
26,000 miles.
1954 Chevrolet '
4 -Door Sedan, air cdnditionirlg heater,
turn signals, oite owner.
1953 Chevrolet
2 -Door,, Sedaa,, tun signals, air
ditioning heater, low mileage,
tik
1955 Chevrolet
4 -Door Sedan, air conditioning heater,
good tires, low mileage, See this one,
1953 Plymouth
2 -Door Station Wagon, air condition,
ing heater, good tires, Drive this one.
1953 Pontiac
coif 4 -Door Sedan, turn signals, air 'con
ditioning heater, two-tone finish,
1950 Mercury
2 -Door Se an, two -terse finish,: overdrive 'transmission),
turn slgna air` conditioning heater, See this ohe.
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