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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1959-08-07, Page 6H -P moves into playoff action tonight s edges Dashwood for :h. ir • Huron•Perth baseball el u b s 1 will open their playoffs tonight. ; .(Friday). St. Marys will venture into Zurich for their first game of a best -of -five series while Pashwoad. Tigers, w.ho finished. fourth in the loop standings, will invade the Mitchell stamping grounds. Each semi-final series will be • 41 best -of -five affair with the two surviving. finalists entering a four of seven series for the grup• e championship. Zurich takes honours Zurich Lumber ;Kings had little •;trouble with the rest of the t.league in winning the league !.championship, The Kings rolled :.off eight wins as against a single floss and a tie, Mitchell copped second with 13 points while St. Marys grabbed third with 12. Third and fourth places in the league standings were not de- cided until the Wednesday .night; when St. Marys edged Dashwood Zet in a tight haligame plaa'ed in Tigertown. St. Marys' victory meant, that they will go against Zurich in the .semis while Dash- wood tangles with second place 12itchell. Khios s .. first place Zurich Lumber Kings assured themselves of first place in the Huron -Perth Intermediate Base- ball. League standings when they whipped Mitchell Legionnaires 8-4 on the strength of a 12 bit: attack and the steady pitching of Arn Meyer. The Wednesday night game saw Meyer surrender seven :hits to the losers with two going to Legionnaire's right fielder Bill Murphy. M u r r a y Colquhoun, "'Link" Rohfritsch, "Porky" Wal- lace, 'Bob Sadler and Ray Pauli collected the others. eaeh went the distance on the Claude Tessier and A:t'n '11eye mound for their respective clubs. • the I,u!mber Kings .had little 'Lave, !Farris, Armitage and trouble in disposing .of Mitchell MeCourt got the four .Listowel in their first two games of the hits, The game was played in week, Tessier tossed .a seven in- under two hours. le ZURICH 8, MITCHELL 4 Colquhotin, 2h . 4 2 1 0 Weslman, r Rohfrhsoh. rf' .. ::. a n i 0 ling five hitter at the Legion. �va lla ce, ss 3 1 n noires for a 9.2 decision while .•.•4 i 1 Meyer produced a nine inning 'iurphy, rf 4 1 2 1 seven hitter for an 8-4 triumph. W. Paull, lb 3 n u n In the.8.4 contest, Pete DlasSe 11, Pauli, If .... 4 0 1 n highlighted the boomin inning with. to •r(1'.rAi.S a ai 4 7 1 m ..g sixth inning triple z1'R1014 .A.14 R 1.1 T,I left centrefield that landed on the Doug. /1'Rrlen, 2h ....... , 9 2 3 o race track. Two men were on the Bill .grata•, rf 4 1 1 n bases at the time: Murray Calqu= Don O'Brien. 35 a n .n 11 houn belted a double in the fifth Hill Yunghhtt. 3h 4 1 R u ,7etr3- Beth ib . . 3 2 ^ n far Mitchell, inhn \i ilann, e 1 e n 11 Arn Meyer helped Tessier's Pete Masse, rr 3 1 1 n mound performance w 1 t. h a Arn Meyer, p ...... 3 n 1 n .double and two singles ( enrge, parker, If ... ,.,3 1 1 o g es th as many trips to the plate. Catcher TOT AI.S Mitchell wins their second Kenny Lawrence, who plays both senior and junior hall for Listowel, was beaten in a mound duel with Mitchell's Gary Hopf as the Legionnaires copped a 5.3 decision, Hopf fanned six while Lawrence struckaut five in the mound duel. Bill Murphy, "Link" Roh- fritsch and Wayne Pauli got to Lawrence for t h re e singles throughout the contest while Ar- mitage, Love, Eckel and Goody did the Listowel pounding. 28 3 12 0 John Wilson also picked up The biggest blow in the ball Score by Innings: R H 1, three, all of the single variety, 'Mitrheu , 411t 1121 011--4 7 I For Mitchell, Bob Sadler's dou- Znrirh . , .. 112 nn4 11x_:3 12 n We was the only extra base bit. Soh Sadler and Charlie Westmau: in the first frame. Leading the Arn 31eyer and John Wilson. g plate Loner. --.Sadler, Legionnaire club at. the was playing coach "Link" Rohfritsch with three -for -three. 112itehell salted away second Z is � els place in theloop standings when they took two from Listowel. game in the third when Roh- fritsch slammed a triple with two on. ZURICH 9, MITCHELL 2 411TC6-TEL , AB 11 H F; Charlie \\'eslman, ss . I 1 1 n "Rob Norris, n .. 2 n n• n 'Wayne Paull, 3h . 3 n n n Bob Sadler. 2h ., .. . C n 1 n Roger Pauli, if . 3 n n n kink" Rnhfrltsrh, of .. 3 't 3 h MITCHELL 4, I)1.1'1'(''HET,T, lturray ('nlyduhnun, 2h ., 5 1 1 t'harile \teatman, ss 5 2 1 f Ken. Saxton. r kink" Fohirilsrh, of 6 o 3 I George (.nveney, Ib. 11 4 n A n Hilt Murphy, rf .. 4 n 11 t Wayne Gibson, p. 1h .. 3 n 3 , DoUg Pauli. If 3h . , , . 4 1 n 1 Taoug LIST.QWEL 3 AB R Ir el Steve Mitre, n In the top of the seventh. A. ',Noble started the inning off t;: grounding to first. Bilis was is- sued a walk. Gary Vowel popped to third for the sec'and .out of half inning but Willows reached first on an infield error that scored Ellis with the initial run of the game. Don Mpssip prompt - F; : ly drilled a sharp single to bring ( Willows around withthe second ' run of the half inning. Norm Noble grounded second io first 1 to end the frame• ' In the Tiger half, Bob Mohan;lead off with his second single of 1 the game. Mike D e n o m me t tapped to the pitcher and, Steve Mitro flied to centre to put two on the hook. However, veteran. ,lack Gaiser came through with a clutch single to score Meharg. Ray Webb then fanned to end the inning. Dashwood pulled off two dou- ble plays throughout the game to ' stop St. Marys' threats cold. The I, first came inthe initial inning of i; the game while the second ap- 1 cKellar, Don Genttner and TOTALS .;$ 4 0 4 L1S')'()W,Rl,. .AR R ii ' Love. if 6 n 1 • Nichol, r• .. 4 1 n I Barrow, et 1 a .0 f Farris, et Lawson, 2h 3 1 1 Armitage, ss ....... . .. . 3 :n 1 1 AlcCnurt, 3h . 3 n 1 n , Inglis, lb . .. 4 n A 1 Hallinger, rf . , 4 n 0 1 Wagner, r 4 0 11 4 '111)11141,S 33 Score by Innings: 0 14 0 JL.itebell nnn Ant 14111--.4 3 4 Listowel 03n nn1 nnn -,3 4 4 Wayne-libsnn, George "ovene‘ (4) and 'Ken Saxton; Wagner and Nirhnl. \PP-•Cnveney, MITCHELL 5, LISTOWEL 3 1,1S'fOW011, AS R H 0 Armitage, as , . , 4 1 1 f J,oce, 1f . 3 2 1 Lawrence, p • 2 A A Goody. 3h Nichol, rf , .... ... , , 7 n n Osier, of , 3 n n r, Lawson, 2h . . 2 n n n Inglis, 1)1 . 3 n n n 10 In a real pitch ng duel t u •, n A n .....•, • . 2 n 1 n eachco 1 h r p two t lu 1 that George (nvenP3'. p 3 n n n went the entire nine innings, Mit- Smith. • , _ 31111 Murphy, rf ... 2 n o n Mitchell Legionnaires and Zur- chell's Wayne Gibson oversha- , tell Lumber .Kings rounded out dowed Listowel s Bob Wagner for 1 g I A 1.5 23 2 it n the balance of their'59 Huron- a 4-3' victory. Gibson's fasthall 7.11r1'11 , Ali R 14 0 Perth Intermediate B a s e b a 11 was really hopping as he chalked Doug O'Rrien. 2), . 4 i • n League schedule last week with up nine strikeouts in going the Dart Truaninskl, Ra ....., 4 r n if 41 a 3 n 1 n a i f' t rout am lal>;, f , Legionnaire artillery attack with Gerald Ren, rf ...... z - 4 a occasions • while Mitchell shook three safeties. Gitson. helped has Arn alr,'Pr• if , 3 1 3 n off the two losses with a pair of own cause with a pal while Mur- D UdO' O'Brien. . 1 n I n victories over Listowet's high ra C 1 1 Charlie Westinan 1' 2; - ' 14 n par a victories, 1 1 n Paced toile \i llsnn, e 3 . n Zurich. topped 'Mitchell on two , :, "Link" KR.ohfritsch aced il)e Bill Yunghiut, )' y o qu )Dun, flying junior club. and Ken Saxton each had sin- Tf1TA1,0 Mitchell dropped 9-2 and 8-4 decisions to the league champion 1'' Lumber Kings who salted first place away with eight wins, one loss and a tie over the season. Listowel lost their home series with Mitchell by scores of 4-3 and 5.3, Zurich cops two Paced by the strong arms of Lead-off hitter Doug O'Brien e • and third baseman Bill Yung- soca l s talc series ea blut provided 'the spark at the plate for Zurich with three hits apiece. Gerald Bell pounded out a pair of safeties ' while Bill Craig, Pete Masse, Arn Meyer and • George. Parker picked up singles. Bob Sadler and Arn Meyer BASEBALL STANDINGS 14URON•PERTH 1NTERMEDIATF_ BASEBALL LEAGUE Last Week's Scores: " St. Marys 2, '.Dashwnnd 1 Zurich 8, Mitnhell 4 Zurich 8 Mitchell 2 Mitchell S Listowel 3 Mitchell 4, Usti -met 3 Final Standings 'W L 1sqh 3 1 tbhel11, R 7 t. 'Marys, •'{ ' ' • 5 S Vit dod . 5 6 stowel, .._.. . 3 6 Playoff Dates (SERPES "A") Rest -of -Five Game Series **gust ,—St. Marys e,t Zurich i1,—Zurich at St. Marys 5t, TtLa.rys at Zurich 14—Zurich of 5t. Marys (If riece,ssaaxy) le ---St. Mfarys at Zurich (if nere ry) (SERIES "B') /Seat -of -Five Came 43ertss .94-gUst 7—Dashwood al Mitchell i1, 1/1—Xighrell at Dashwood 192--• 'b a ood at Mitchell 14—1 tehell at Dashwood' 1, (Ifnecessar3') ?" k6—:Dashwood 'at Mitchell A Of necessary) - WOAA JUVENILE Feet Week's Scores: iii t,Q13eil '7, Hensall 5 Seba'td11e 7, Seaforth 2 Seafi rth 6. Hensall 6 Hensall 6. Ztinich 8 *Seaforth at Zurich ppd. Final Standings lch I Ingvi.11e tyiton , ). ensal1 eafoilih Itchen ' .inch ty. titer ' +-'e'ter wvifhrlrew from league. T'P 1 17 1 13 3 12 1 11 1,7 1PL TP 6 A 3 1 7 2 5 3 111 4 3 1 9 2 7 0 4 WOAA BANTAM &Scat Week's Scores: gealorlh 1n, Hensall 9 ranter 4, New Hamburg 4 Gansall 111 Mitchell ell 2 eter 12,Mitchell 7 sn^Ham lrg 14,Se or th 3 Hod rich1 6 Cl,�it n 4 ensaJ1 4 7Tit. hell 4 ;Hensall 7, Seaforth 2 Final Standings 10' L 7' P Ial burg 9 0 .1 19 rsall 3 4 n 16 or. , n th , „ 4 14 i 5 n 2 an 5 1 eter 3 5 2 3 Can 2 7 1 5 e c h n 5 n r . S i tchel 2 l 9' 0 4 Ort" Eerier Ptayett Met Week's Score: Vagte.r 13, Se.n.ror l h 2 RII:xe`ker leads best -of -three t3anie .riles 1.11.) 0Are Games: Atlikelst 1--aaaffrth al 0xeler "'I'D" "Series Playoff lt) t 00011 'et Lu2:a,n e--Luerci a,L ! enna)t WOAA PEE WEE Group Ones !tet Week's Scores: piinton 20. 'Exeter9 itchelf 12, &xaier 7 'Sch t1i a L Maw itT;tam hors" Final Standings 'tit' C, Eiinv,kon . R n ffortth3•i�Aillhiirg 14 3 balite 3 3 eter ... ..... 0 6 MCGILLIVRAY ' SOFTBALL:. LEAGUE vc' t, I4411110Y , ' `t n et Ctlrnern . • 7 4 .A.les: Craig (21 .,.... . R 3 A!iga. Craig (1) ., 47 4 41,1111.11 . 3 4 ._rth... 1 ilrleley 1 8 DN. n 12 1 7 n '1 0' 0 Don Cann's five hit pitching performance, backed by nine hits including a pair of dou- bles -gave Exeter, bantams a 1-0 lead in the best: of -three WOAA Bantam "C" Group 1 semi-finals in Seaforth Wednesday night as the locals copped a 10-2 decision. Second game of the series will be played in Exeter Friday, August 7. Mery Taylor and Barry Brint- nellpaced the Exeter •hitting at- tack with a double andsingle each. Other safeties went to Ricky Boyle, Bob Schroeder, Don Cann, Fred Wells and Jerry Cooper. Don Dale collected two of Seaforth's five safeties while the others fell. to Pappel, Watson and Bob Dale. Seaforth scored both their runs in the bottom of the first after Exeter had taken a brief 1-0 lead. However, the Exeter kids bounced back with three in the second. one in each. of the third and sixth and climaxed their on- slaught with four big runs in the seventh. Score by Inning: 11 '1'7 0 Exeter 1.31 001 4-1(4 9 2 Seaforth 20n non 0— 2 5 3 Don Cann and R. Boyle; K. Mc - Loan and .1, Wall. WP—Gann. Bantams win playoff berth Exeter bantams :finalized a successful stab at the last playoff berth in the WOAA Bantam "C". playoffs this week when they downed Mitchell bantams 12-7 and gained a 4-4 tie with the league leading New Hamburg bantams. By virtue of their win and tie, Exeter picked up three points to bring their total to eight, four more 471 than the lastp lace Mitchell club. Exeter bantams had the high .flying New Hamburg club, who had posted nine straight victories without a loss, hanging on the ropes for four innings with a 4-0 lead. However, New Hamburg with plenty of bench power, bounced hack with a single run in the top of the fifth and three more the f i ine f nali s xth tog ai na tie. M. Taylor collected two of Exe- ter's six hits while singles fell to R. Boyle, F. Lamb, B. Brintnell and B. Schroeder. Dale Turvey tossed , s e . he entireExe- ter :for e ter while Bob DeBrocly did the hurling duties for the visitors. K. Brenner', BKobe and B, Giquere clid the hitting for New Hamburg, EXETER 4, NEW HAMBURG 4 Score by Innings: 31 14 F New Hamburg non 313-4 4. 1 Fix etet' 200 200---4 R 1 Dale Turvey ted Rieky Alvin; 13, DeRrody and 7'. Daniels, Drub Mitchell Exeter pounded out 10. hits Monday night for their third tie. tory of the season as they over- whelmed Mitchell 12 7 on their it home diamond. Don Cane's seven•hit pitching re was h cho becked a e[ v up ' With t - w to hit performances .from F f e d Wells, Fred Lamb and. Dale Tur- vey, Ricky Boyle, Barry Brint' nett Mery Taylor and Jerry y i y Coo- per got the other Exeter safe ties. Cook, an(1 'Osborhe eaeh hit safely twice for Mitchell while .Robinson and Warren Cracked singles. EXETEn 12, MITCHELL "f Score by Innings: i1 14' E liltrhtn . nu) 2114 • 7 3 2 rxr'ler 410 1t1t-12 '1n 2 1)t>n 'Cann ;tortRiok2'. S 4'TO. Leh, 111a11, (1 4k 1'51 ted Mol ughtr Ceni1, LBatri'—Lehman. 09 a Playground Patter Yule in .July By BONNIE DOERR Although rain rather than snow hampered our activities, we car- ried on our varied activities for "Christmas in July". Throughout the week, the chil- dren sang Christmas carols and enjoyed Christmas stories. The supervisprs made various gifts to be given to the children, Santa was to arrive on Friday but was delayed by rain and didn't appear until Monday. All the playgrounds gathered around our decorated tree at Kin Park for a sing song: This was followed by the crowning of a king and queen for eaeh play- ground. layground. They were Donnie Gifford and Vickie Edwards at Queen's Park. Jack Darling and, Helen Jory at Kin Park and. Jack Parker and Susan McDonald at Victoria Park. Santa Claus arrived in a shin-. ing red andblack car at two o'clock on Monday afternoon, Be Stayed for one hour, distribut- St. Marys ay tops meet St. Marys athletes compiled a total. of 282 points in Goderich Wednesday afternoon to win the track and. field portion of the Lake Huron Zone. Recreation Council's athletic meet.. Close to 300 youngsters par- ticipated in the affair which also included swimming competitions. Standing second with 154 points was Port Elgin while Listowel finished third on 126. Fourth place went to Walkerton (113) while Exeter edged Goderich out of fifthplace by one point with 92. Milverton rounded out the seven participating centres with 29. 'Goderich took first class hon- ors in the swimming meet with 107 points. Other centres com- peting were: St. Marys (86); Walkerton (22), Exeter (14) and' Listowel (4). This was the first of four swim meets to be held this 'stun - mer. The second will take place in St. Marys next Wednesday. Exeter's . individual track and field, winners at the Goderich meet were as :follows: Firsts volleyball throw, Hans Zeehuisen; 50 yard dash, Uilke Nagel; softball. throw, Ron. Cornish; high jump, Brian Killeen; running broad jump, Lynda Wells; high jump, Lynda Well, . 5 Seconds — 100 yard dash, Lyn- da Wells and John Nagel; 20 yard dash, John Nagel; running broad jump, Greg Harness; shot put, Ron Cornish. Thirds — hop. step and jump, John Nagel; shot put, Robert Wolfe; high jump. Hans Zee- huisen; running broad. jump, Yvonne Penhale and Ted San- ders; relay team, Greg Harness, Morris Wedlake, Ricky Schroe- der and 'Larry Willert. 4.11 ing gilts to the 180 children pres- ent, He departed amid cheers from the excited children, Soon the Christmas tree stood alone, glittering in the sun for- gotten for another year, In the days that followed we received many thank -you letters from the kids which. we had to forward to Santa such as the one below by Beth Goman. * • * Dear Santa, Thank you very ]ouch for the purse and dog's head that you gave me yesterday. My sister and I are collecting dogs so now I can add this to my collection. I liked my purse• so much that I put all my money in it right away. Bye! See you at Christmas. Your friend. Beth Goman Olympic week Sy CAROIYN.OKE 'Olympic' was the highlight of the week July 27-31. • Supervisors at Kin Park were Carolyn Dice, Bernice Strang, Dean McKnight and Marilyn Jory, At Victoria were Bonnie Doerr and Barbara Hodgson while Dorothy Kerslake was at Queens. Tuesday and Thursday were spent practising for the track and field meet that was held on Friday. Friday was topped by the Track Meet held at Kin. Park. Supervisors were in charge of event: which included standing broad, running broad, high jump, races, shot put and the distance throws. A trip to Goderich on. Wednes- day, August 5 was the. aim of I most kids. Attendance for this week in -1 eluding swimming and play-' ground was 1,507. Winners of the events were: Boys events High Jump — 9-10, Uilke Na- gel, Hans Zeehuisen; 11-12, Lar- ry Idle, Robert. Wolfe; 1344, Fred. Wells, John Nagel. Running Broad. ,rump 9-10, liilke Nagel. Brian Killeen, 11-1 12, Larry Idle, Bob McDonald, 13-14, John Nagel, :Fred Wells. Shot Put — 910, Uilke Nagel, Hans Zeehuisen; 1142, Ron Coe nish, Robert Wolfe; 13-14, Fred Wells, John Nagel. Push -tips 11.12, Kees Zee - liaison, Larry Idle. Girls events ' l J 9 10 L` 1 Wil Ann Robertson; 11-12, Lynda Ed- wards. Running Broad --9-10, Linda Wells, Yvonne Penhale; 11-12, Barbara Easton, Linda. Edwards. Stending Broad — 9-10, Yvonne Penhate, Linda Wells. Races 9-10, Linda Wells, Ann Robertson; 11-12, Lynda Ed- wards, Barh Easton. Soft 'Ball Distance -- Yvonne Penhale, Lynda Wells, 1142, Lynda Edwards, Jay Sel- don. Report on Thames Road By MRS. WiL Miss Ntarilyn Gardiner spent the weekend with her aunt, Miss ,Many Gardiner at her cottage at Poplar. Beach. Mr: and Mrs. William .Lamport had a sul'pl ie party foto rela- tives for the tatter's mother, Mrs. Annie Tllonison, on Tues- day who celebrated her eighty- fourth birthday. 1Vtr. Donald Ballantyne of Tor - Nilo spent: the Weekendwith his parents, Mr. and Mrs, Lloyd Bal- lantyne. Mr. ante, Hiro. Robert Box ane! Prances of :Helton, Mr. and Mrs. Austin `fining and family of Weodhain visited on Sunday with Mr,, and Mrs. �'Villianl Elford. Mr's, NO/4113n Knight and .grand. son Brian Maley of Seaforth spent Friday with Mr. -And Mos, LiAM ROHDE Ernest Pym. l Dr. Carey ,Toynt and Mrs. ,Toynt, ofBethlehem, ,and are holidaying with Mrs. Jean Mor. ga n. Mr, and Mrs, Allan Wan. nee of Sarnia visited over the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Ernest. Pym. •George King Is holidaying with • :Elarold attic] Terry Johns. Larry Clark(' visited with i.arry Ballantyne foe a few days recently. 'lha family of the late Mrs. Stella Gardiner had a gref►n 'and !White .floral basket': placed in - , n, Tllanles Read 2h11rc)i on Sunday last as a loving tribute to her f lnemery. Mrs. Gardiner vitae toe- . i1i(rly a iiienlher beth of the ' Church'jolt of t11e Sunday tiehoot 1 and died five years ago.. 3 n 1 n TOTALS LS 25 3 4 MITCHELL AB R H Murray (nlf illm 111 2h 2 1. n Bill Murphy, r :{ n 1 George Cotiene3•, se 3 it 0 "Link" Rohfritsch, of . 3 1 1 Wayne Gibson, if 3 n n Gary Hopf, p , 2 1 0 Roger Paull, rf , 1 1 n Doug Smith, 3h ,,... , 1 o n Wayne Pauli, 1h 1 I 1 (I A: n n peered in the second frame. ST. MARYS 2. DASHW000 1 Score by Innings: FL H F. Si. Marys ono mol 2 3 14• Daetno Pon McKellar, IInn Gent ,lire r •,, St PcP ll:itrn on and Fob :Meharg, Gary Vowel and John Leslie. WP -- Leslie. A• Golferse vie The, 7im0o.-Ativ 010$ A4u 74 195 Hensall minor ie.am await, ng paydowns Ilensall juvenile and bantam HENSALL 7, SEAFORTH z3t tSeansanfot•I h • • 811 Oen— 7 T , Bruce Horton and Jerry Chap, man: McLean and Phillips! baseball clubs wound up their regular schedules over the Jest week and a half and are ;now waiting for the WOAA play. downs. The bantams faired muchbet- ter than the juvenile club :as they ;pounded o.ut three vletorles in four tries. The only setback came at the hands of Seaforth in Seaforth when the home .club rallied for three runs in the bot- tom of the last inning to pull a 10.9 victory out, of the fire. In the other ,three, Hensall dealt M't h 11 10 2 d 11.4 setbacks • and then got hack on even terms with Seaforth by copping a 7.2 decisionontheir home grounds. I Hensall juveniles upset Zurich 6-5 but came .out on the short end of things against Mitchell. Seaforth and Goderich. Horton wins three Bruce Horton was the main- stay of the Hensall pitching staff as he came out with three vic- tories and one defeat in the four game series. Against Mitchell, be threw a neat seven inning four hitter for a 10.2 triumph and cracked three base hits in as many trips to the plate. Horton also re- ceived credit for a victory over Mitchell. when 'he relieved Dennis Mock in the first inning and carried on for an 11-3 decision. The other came against Seaforth at Hensel! in a 7.2 hall game. Horton was tagged with his loss in Seaforth after relieving Len Mlckte was. jyyiniltee Bob Mickle led the in juveniles et the plate 1n their •four-,galhe series on four 'hits. 'with1 one be..ng a double.:Stev.e Kyle, Bill MacKinnon, Brian Christian and Gordie Strang .each picked up three safeties. Bill Shaddick and Dennis Moek :each belted a double ,and single while Bruce ,Gorton ,cashed in for at, pair of singles. Bill Noakes grab- bed the other Hensall safety,. Playoffs to be arrangad Playoff dates for the Hensall clubs are still to be arranged.• Hensall bantams will go Against Lucan in a best -of -five group final for the ."D" championship. it is not yet known who the juveniles will tackle. ADD score by innings, lineup HENSALL 0, ZURICH 5 Z1'RI('H Ali R FI El E. Wagner. 2h 4 n 1 41 Johnston, se 3 0 1 0 R'. W111Prt, "b 4 1 1 1. 1,. Bedrard, Ih A 1 1 0 DAirhert, rf .... 3 2 2 0 3 n 1 2 3 n n 00 2 1 1 0 315958, p Amarh1's', e W. Wagner, If , hlopp, rf „,.. 'I'O'1' 41.S 23 K t 3 tiONSA1,I. Christian, rf .70 r. 1f Strang. s$ Kyle, 30 Mar1innon, 1) Shaddlrk, ,. n Wilkinson in the fourth inning aririi 1h as the winners scoredthree runs Rrown rf '1xhrA1.S 20 3 3 n Score by Innings: 11 H F Listowel .. .. 102 nnn 0-3 4 n tMitchell 4403 1141 x-5 3 n Lawrence and Eckel; Cary Hopf and Bill :Murphy. WP—Tfopf, Tigers drop 2-1 decision St. Marys took over, sole pos- session of third place in the Hu- ron -Perth loop standings Wednes- day night when they edged. Dash- wood Tigers 2-1, All the scoring . came .in the final seventh inning with St. Marys scoring two runs in the top half of the frame while Dashwood scored once in the last half. Although Dashwood registered. four hits off St. Marys' Noble, he fanned nine Tiger batsmen in going the rout, Dashwood pitch- ing duties were shared by Don Pee wees drop two Exeter pee wees came out on the short end of two games this past week as they took a 22-9 thumping from a powerful Clin- ton nine and dropped a close 6-4 count to Mitchell in their second try. The locals have lost all six games in league play that they've participated in to date, .Although Exeter outhit Clinton 12-6 on the score sheet, five glar- ing errors stared the locals in the face as Clinton ran the bases with precision and took advan- tage of every opportunity to push a run across the plate. For Exeter, Mike Cushman nailed down three singles. ,Take Nyhuis and Ron Cornish got two apiece while singles were collected by Jackie Glover, Gary Parsons, Doug Parker, Larry Willert and Roly Rumple. Centre fielder Bob Pearson of Clinton unloaded a two - run homer in the first inning while Cooper slalomed a triple in the sixth to pace Clinton at the plate. CLINTON 22, EXETER 9 Score by Innings: - R H E FIxeter 1111 114 1--- n 12 R Clinton . .312 1432 x-22 6 1 Rol)' Rumpel and Doug Parker: Archibald end Lawson. IVP- Archi-bald. Mitchell over Exeter 6.4 wees al Mitchell pcame ane U p with two runs in the bottom of the sixth inning to defeat; Exeter 6-4 after, the two clubs battled to a 4-4 tie after three innings. A lead-off single by Barry Dietz followed by Ken Malcolm's single set up two runs for the winners. Don Vipond. and: Barry Dietz each hada pair of safe- ties for Mitchell. Charles Robert. son and Malcolm swatted singles. In the Exeter, cause, Bob Mc- Donald, Jackie Glover, 'Paul Page and. Barry Brintttell hit safeties. Paul Page. pitchinghis firstt game :for, Exeter, gave a solid performance hut, his teammates failed to '.hit' behind hint. Safeties by Glover, Page and' Brintnell set the stage for a. three -run third inning by the focal club. MITCHELL 5, EXETER 4 Score by Innings: h :H E Exeter 313 Ann 6-4 3 2 Mltrhell 112 002 x47 6 n Paul Page and Jackie Glover; Sam Clarke and Charles Robertson. 41VP-Clarke. (intended for last week) Mrs. Jean Morgan, Miss ,lane Morgan, Mr, and Mrs, Bev. Mor- gan and family, Mr. and Mrs, Bev Morgan and family, Mr. and Mrs, Allison Morgan and rattily spent, of London Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. William. Allison at their cottage at Grand Bend. Miss MarilynGardiner , sn0l "a few days recently with her coil. sins Misses Margaret ,Than and Marion Gibson of Bryanston. The curtains for the wiiitdows or the Sunday School Meth Were hung reecnt.ly and add Much to the basement of the church, the WA donated the money for the curtains, Mr. and Ml's. Glenn ,Tefftry were guests tin Sunday With Mr. a144 Mrs. Robert Sottth4oft at their cottage at Grraind Ben&, in matchla � Y Exeter Golf Club members are well into their Match Play Tournament for the club cham- pionship as three rounds have been completed. Most of the matches to date have turned. out to be real see- saw affairs as many have had to go into extra holes before a win- ner could he decided, Advancements for the three rounds have been as follows. First R3und Red Srnrt dnfPaterl 'F;111,er Har- rower; Dirk 'Wehher defeated Rev Sturgis: Don Saw hew t defeated John Goman: Jerk Fu11er defeated Tim Fairbairn: ,lark LPv,e defeated • Jim rutting; 0011 Gravett drfen)ed lark Fuleher; Rob •Pinney defeated 113arl Tatars; Revs Snell defeated Cliurk Snell; Stan Frayne defeated I Jim Russell; Ron Cerro hors de- feated ,Alvin F)3'nn: John cut ting defeated George. Pedlar: Revs (lrtf- 1 fish defeated Oration] Mason, Mor- ley SA I,dAI•a dofPAl Pfl 31a1 Henke; it tieoi'ge Glendenning drfon tsd P!,•k. .Termyn: f':niorson Ttos,iar•dine da. feated ('Irieh Snell: Fred Sanders defeated Linyd Ford; I. -wry Reid defeated Larry Heideman; 7 -tarry Snell defeat Pd Wally Read: !'laude Farrow defeated 'Fete Durand; Mer- Vyn tt'ehh defeated E. Rirhartlsnn: Rill Amos defeated 'Lorne 1lain - silver: Ken Edwards defeated Ted Welton; 13111 Mrhenzie drfearrd Harry Hamilton and Gnrd Blaen defeated Ron Stoner, Second Round Dirk Webber defeated "Red" Scott; •lark Fuller defeated Don Soulheott; Don Gravett defeated nob ,Dinney; Rnn cerrnilners dP- feal.ed Stan Frayne: ,Tnl1n Cutting defeated Ross Griffith: George Glen- denning defeated :Morley Sanders: r f 'Patterson DP -Jardine defeated Fred Senders: T•7arry Reid defeated liarry Snell: Mervyn 'Webb defeat e Claude Farren'; Rill Amos defeated Ken 'Edwards and (lord 3lsnn de- feated Rill McKenzie, )ack Levis draws a bye Into the third 1'nnnri• in the bottom of the seventh and Oarulo. 2h :. final frame.rg'r. l a 33 ti e a Bruce Horton also led the four Scor! by Innings: B H game series at the plate with Zurieb me 1A3 fl --1i 3 3 seven hits, including a pair of 'Refloat/ 003 21n x—R R 2 doubles, Running second was ;MacKinnon and Shaddirk; Masse Jerry Chapman with. five., One and Amarher. WP--•Alarhinndn. of his blows was a triple. Otto i MITCHELL 7, HENSALL 5 Smale collected four while Larry 11 14 E .Tones and Bob Smale swatted lliuhal •. (in3lnn.-7 e 3 three each, Hensall 1112 inn_ -A 4 4 Players with two hits in the McKinnon and) �andatKyle. WPrane•' four games included Gerry ,tones, nitfart, Dennis :black—ane a double— SEAFORTH 8, HENSALL 5 Buchanan and Len Wilkinson. Robert McNaughton and Bill Noakes each hit safely once. AR 51 4 A n n 2 3 3 3 1 3 n 4 n 4 n n n H n n 2 1e n 3 0 n n 1 HENSALL., 10, MITCHELL M11rCH.0i.1, AR R I. cook, rt4 n Ti. Warren, rf . . 2 n A n 3 I 47th . 2 1 2 Diebold, 1 h Robinson, 14 Fawret t, p Osborn. 2h (p) Applehy, 11 1,ehman, 31) .. WNW gb(, "c 'rcrr A 1,5 H14 NSALL L. Jones, r .1. Chapman, 2h '5 2 .AFI R 3 2 6 2 R• Smale, rf 2 2 13. Horton, p . , 3 2 K. Wilkinson, 311 , 2 n R. MrNattghton, .1fi '4 n S). Burhanan, sa 3 1 0. Smale. jf . ..... , 4 A R. Schrader, rf 2 1 T(I' ATC 2fi 19 6 0 Score by Innings: R 13 E aiitrhell .. .... . 0141 ton— 2 4 n Hensall 111 :5111 x-10 R n Bruce Horton and Larry Tones; Bruce Fawcett, Ab Osborn (0) and Ken 1leNaug'ht, WP--Hortnn, SEAFORTH 10, HENSALL 4 .'RHE HenaaIl 242 4An 1• - A S n Seaforth . 05A 2140 3-1n 9 3 Len Wilkinson, Bruce Horton (41 and Larry Jones: 'McLean and TOM Philips, WP—Mehean. HENSALL 11, MITCHELL 4 R H Hesall . 311 012 3—,11 11 Ali+tnhen 102 (Inn 1-- 4 3 2 Dennis Mock, Bruce Horton 111 "Who was that lady I saw you and Larry Jones. Rantoul, Faweett outwit last nighty" r5) and Tom .licNaught. 1\'P—Hor- ton. Bewail Seaforth (4311 412 lx ---R H,B 3 3 6 2 Tom nick and 1. Rethnrk. Bii( Shaddirk Sold Steve Kyle. WP Dick. —Please turn to page 7 (Top Brass) Elite in Men's HAIRDRESSING Your dandruff is gone with RESDAN. Brushcuts a SPECIALTY! Gerry's Barber Shop • (2 P,arber3) r-- 5'1^•1 t.. 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