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Let's Talk
SPORTS
DON "BOOM 0AM!" GRAVETT
Sports Editor
CURLINGCLUB TO RUN DRAW
While covering one of our most favourite
pastimes (eating) ,Monday evening in one of the
local establishments, we ran into our friend "Dick"
Boelofson, past president of the Exeter Curling Club.
Naturally our conversation moved rapidly into the
curling line and from what Dick tells us, plans have
been made for a bigger and better year.
First of all, the local club is going to hold a
draw on Fair Day for a registered Holstein heifer
calf which has been gracious-
ly donated by Roy Lamport,
Production on tickets for the
event has started. Reason for
an early draw this semester,
is to try and raise some ad-
ditional funds for the newly
proposed curling rink. Sec-
ondly, as a back -builder for
the new rink and so that
things will continually be on
the upward swing, member-
ship fees will be raised $10
this year. Actually the boost isn't as bad as it sounds,
because the extra $10 spot will be safely tucked
aside into the building fund.
The Exeter club, which has Art Cann in the
driver's seat this term, hopes to have rinks coming
in from Dashwood and Grand Bend. Although word
has not been definite, there has been 'rumors that
rinks will participate in the local club from the two
centres. Five lanes of ice will be in use and will ac-
commodate 144 male members to curl once a week.
The ticket selling plan and membership boost
sounds pretty concrete tothis corner to help raise
greenbacks for the new ririk. So, what do you say?
Let's all get behind this community booster 100 per
cent.
DUNC CAMPBELL BREAKS A SPELL!
Dune Campbell of Ailsa Craig, owner of the
Argyel family of race horses, copped the reinsman
title at Tpronto's Woodbine Race Track this year.
It's the first time in all the years he has been driv-
ing in Toronto that he has won the coveted award.
be the last race on the final night of activity, Dunc
drove Argyel Sam th the winner's circle to bring
his final figure to 28 firsts for the year. Runners-up
were Jiggs McFadden and Cecil Coke, who tied with
25 wins apiece.
Toronto sports writer Aim Proudfoot has an
interesting note on the three drivers who were vying
for the reinsman title, so in case you haven't had
the opportunity of reading it, here it is:
"Dune Campbell has been a top driver, and
a. prime favourite with Toronto harness racing „fans,
for as long as the trots have been operating in town.
But he never has won the Woodbine' Raceway driving
championship. It appear S that this oversight is about
to be set right. The 58 -year-old horseman -farmer
from Ailsa Craig heads the lists with two evenings
left in the 1959 meeting. Campbell reined his twenty-
fifth and twenty-sixth winners of the session last
night. moving past defending champion Jiggs Mc-
Fadden who was blanked again. Jiggs has won 25
races and Cecil Coke's total is 24.
"Dune appears to be in a good spot, because
he is marked down for seven races tonight and to-
morrow night, compared to four for Coke 'and only
two for McFadden. However, all three have been
accepting as many "catch" drives as they can line
up. Prestige must be the main prize they're seeking.
All the winner gets is $100, .plus the knowledge his
naive is engraved on a trophy. Runner-up gets $75
and the third man $50. In addition, the three lead-
ena are given new sets of silks. Should there be a
tie in firsts, seconds would decide it. Jiggs has '21,
Dunc 18 and Coke five.
"Two weeks ago, Jigs seemed a shoo-in for his
second consecutive title. However, he's had only one
win since while Campbell has been clicking steadily.
Last night (Mondayl„ Dune took the fifth with his
own three-year-old filly, Argyel Florence. She's a
cut-up but he made her behave, shot past the field
along the backstretch. then withstood a determined
charge. by Mickey McNab's two-year-old colt, The
McNab. Dune ,came back in the sixth with Honey
• Bun, a 6 -to -1 shot owned by a fellow Ailsa Craig
resident, Ervine Barnes."
CUFF CLEANERS -Congratulations to Earl Doucette
of Clinton on winning the annual Labor Day shoot
at Xippen . . That was some driving Ron McGee
did up in Goderich over the Labor Day weekend.
Seven firsts ancl a second in eight tries shows that
he had the rest of the lineup pretty well handcuffed,
Virginia Atom. Lena's Girl and Valuable lorry Lee
were double heat winners while he placed second in
the first division with Poplar Flash and then pounded
home first with her in the main event . . . Under-
stand that John and Edna Dietz up Kippen way are
showing plenty of form on the golt courses lately!
• Zurich continues to wait for word from the OBA
as to who they will play in the second round. The
Lumber Kings,anade short work of the Hanover nine
• . . Mitchell Lincolns made a gallant comeback in
Mitchell Monday afternoon when they upset Cale-
donia. 44 to tie up their series . The final en-
counter should be a real thriller,
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itch II rally s Cal onia series;
Hanover eliminated by Lumber Kings
Mitchell evens series Nairn cops 'Kings wrap up Hanover
in Labor Day thriller softball title wit) two straight wins
In one of the most thrilling Lorne Rubber's single to right Nairn downed Brinsley for the Hanever's Intermediate "13" balls and Infield plays.
A solo shot by catcher Johnny
Wilson in the fourth gave the
winners a 3-0 margin. Am
Meyer's lead-off single in the
fifth led to the fourth run, After
spectacles seen on a Ritron-Perth i scored Vyse. softball title in an annual held club is through! Zurich. Lumber
diamond in years. Mitchell Lin- I -Link" Rohfritsch was the day held at McGillivray Park their first test in
coins bounced happily hack into, only player to get two hitch
s. Monday, September 7 by alk- Kings made
contention in the OBA interme-' "Link' crossed the plate twice ing up a 21-6 decision, • 013A competition s h n r t and
diate "C" playdowns on Labor, and also had an r,h,i. to boot. D. Maureen paced the win- sweet as they whitewashed Han -
Day by trimming Caledonia 4-1ners with five hits in as many over 4.0 emereav afternoon to
before a rousing crowd of 5001 :
MITCHELL. 4. GALEPONIA 1
fans trips to the plate, F. Allison col-
riALmns• - '
si A AS n H B lected three while H. Steeper wrap up their best -of -three ser- Meg O'Brien popped to Bobby
5 (1 1 les in two straight games. Zurich Zister at short, Dan T.rustitnski
This one was a dandy! 11 hadi'FIclx‘YarrIS• e. nheS -
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everythng in the way of colour.;
1 and G. Glendenning each hit
safely twice.
n For l3rinsley, R. Amos had a
a four -for -five night. G. Wither -
0
4 n 1
excitement, arguments and a ' mike Gyoker3, If . 4 n 11
high tension of play that kept. Lorne Hubher. 2h a n 1
On g" R 1P/14/V18011. rf
atioll'‘dim.itittrd'il;tin8e1' r( (3) f 101 n
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tempers at the boiling point. i n n
different occasions, it looked as.if
tough swinging duels may erupt 1(a.traarligin Date. rf ife 0 0 n
at any time. In the game of base- Ashhnugh. p 3 0
ball itself, fine defensive plays! (44FiliTrl.lakteg7L;ar el, ... 3.1 iii n
along with some lusty hitting Don 1Vhttetau. rt 4 0
kept the enthusiastic spectatorsi
bearing down with every pitch. I ToTAIA 14 1 6
Coveney, Rohfritsch In high gear, MITCHELL .AOR H
George Coveney, a surprise' .aturra. 0olquhoun, 2h n
starter for the Lincolns by Play- oharite weetmen, ss .! 1
ing Manager "Link" Rohfritsch! „
turned in a tenacious display of, "rilii-ky- . ii
clutch pitching. George mixed Garr HoPr. rf 3 a
his curve, drop and fast hall to; app... Pauli, if 4 n n
avne Pauli lh (1 1
Perfection to keep the usually GPO4rgP Cove'ney, p . 2 n
heavy Caledonia club in control.i
TnTALs
Once in a while Coveney, who in -1
eidentally hadn't hurled a regular',
league game for Mitchell this
George CovenevPannndinKnennx-iSaxt6onn;
year, would throw his floopingl
Craig Ashbough and Gerry Legere
Winning Pitrher-CoveneY;
LLIser-' Doucette winner
Ashbotigh, -
brought Meyer all the way home.
won the opener in Hanover by
when he Pounded his way to
a 2-1 count. third on a three hale error. to
spoon, L. Walker, FciA couple of costly errors help- left fielder Lorne Litt. Pete
n:•G. Lee, D. Lewis, B.
Mercer,aioered the Lumber Kings along the Masse nailed down the other
Zurich safelv in the seventh.
In previous games, Lieury hit pitching ner rma
WV' but it yas the stellar four- .
n and D. Bell hit. safely once. - , Meyer surrendered singles to
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downed West Corners 2-1 while righrhanaer
- - f° rwe C''' Bob Zister, Charlie Blum, .Doug
. Arn Meyer that
1 I Brinsley edged Sylvan 5-4. Mercey and Lorne Litt.
played the niajor role as he rat-
'‘veret tled off his 4-0 breeze in an hour
ZURICH 4, HANOVER 0
Lineups for the final contest
and 50 minutes. Meyer who em-
istAtcnvErt AR R FI E
1 NAIRN-11. Steeper, D. Mau- bryos the qualities of -1/3.,nd,..ailf°141' 4 ri °
reen, F. Allison, J. Carey, J. Yankees' Ryan Duren with his Ari AIJne,i,f.l
rb"A 4 A 0 0
der, e , 4 A n 1 ' 4 " A.evv#01
ZigA
1 Hogan, B. Reid, D. Pickering, mound emotions,Bob ter, ss had his fast . 4 0 1 1
arlie Blum 1h
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Zurich Lumber Kings and
Mitchell Lincolns are still going!.
The two Huron -Perth clubs, who
have yet to finish their playoff
for the local loop championship,
are still in the midst of OBA
playdowns.Zurich Lumber Kings, who won
the Ontario intermediate "C"
championship from Latta last
year in the Ontario finals, easily
disposed of Hanover in two
straight games to wrap up their
set, They took the. two games
with scores of 2-1 and 4-0.
Mitchell Linceins, on the nther
hand, are having a rougher
time of it with a hard-hitting
Caledonia club, but are still •
right in the thick of the fight,
As this is written, the best -of*
five series between. Mitchell and
Caledonia is all tied up at two
games each with the fifth and
final to be played in Preston
Wednesday afternoon. Close to /.
300 .fans watched the Lincolns
pull out a clutch victory at home
on the Labor Day afternoon.
1(..Vrold Wendore, p . 4 0 0
• L. Steeper and G. Glendenning. hall humming as he zipped a
BRINSLEY-R. Amos, L. 'Walk- third strike past 13 Hanover Norm Post, 2:b ' '3) r(11 1 (11
0 er, G. Witherspoon, C. Picker- sluggei' • '
1 ,ing, B. Mercer, G. Lee, D. Lewis, n the first, and only faced 32 Laorrne ebLitt, If . 3 n 1 1
1 Wer, rf 2 A n (I
' c men throughout the contest. To
make his winning performance
more ironical, Arn was a doubt
suc'k out
the ide Doug Mereey, iR) n i n
31 4 Score by Innings;
A. Faulder and D.
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Score by Innings: R H0 BBINSLEY 212 001 400- 5 9 5
CA.LEDONIA Ann non fin -.4 5 51 NAIRN n55 202 85g-21 14 2
knuckler at the visiting batsmen,
to keep them off stride. The win-
ning hurler seattered six hits
throughout the contest, walked
two and fanned four. •
Although in the error column
Mitchell came up with five, the:
club turned in good ball behind.
•Coveney's throwing, particularly
in the clutch.
In the fifth, lead-off hitter Roy,
Edwards lined Caledonia's third'
hit of the game into left centre I
field. The fleet -footed athlete I
stole second and third before the
:Mitchell nine could untrark them -1
selves. Third baseman, Frank I
Vyse, the nextman to the plate, 1
slammed a 1.2 pitch into straight -1
away, hut deep centre field, This;
was the play that broke Caledo-I
nia's heart. "Link" Rohfritsch!
who has been covering the centre
field pasture for Mitchell for a
number of years. pulled down the
line drive and fired a perfect peg
to a waiting Ken Sarton at the
plate to tag Edwards trying to
score. The throw came in from
centre like a bullet, took. one
bounce. and into Saxton's glove
for the tag. The fans gave
"Link" and Saxton a standing
ovation for the play. This was the
key defensive move in the ball -
game.
Mitchell score first
The Lincolns opened the scor-J
ing in the bottom half of the,
first inning when after Colquhoun •
flied to left, Charlie Westman
singled to right. Ken Saxton
worked southpaw Craig Ashbaugh
for a walk. With two on. Rob-
fritsch sent a blistering liner in-
to right, field that Roy Richard- CALBDONIA AB R H
son got his glove on but. couldn't----.Edrds. ss . 2 1 1
wa
hold. Westm an crossed the •plate gr„...„
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on the play with Saxton holding I Dyokery. if . .. '''''''' : 2 1 2
at third. A clutch single by La- Huhher• 21' 4 A (1
.
verne "Porky" Wallace brought Richar&on, rf , 4 n 2
Thorne, rf .... . .......... 5 .0 0
the Mitchell catcher home with Asehargh, rfg (s) ,.....,0 0 0
the second run of the inning. cegere, rt 4 2 1
Gary Hopf's sacrifice fly to Harri' sn n 0
5 1 2
centre field scored "Link." . Whitelsw, p (5)
Mitchell chipped in with- an in- TOTA1A 38 9 11 4
surance marker in the fifth when MITOHRILL .A13 R 14 E
Rohfritsch crossed the plate
after getting on with a single to CUM: •.'%'erl.:;ttuti ou n, 2h 5 2 12 1
n
right. Centre fielder Don White- "Link" •Rotifrirtasenb, erf-.15 2 30 10
law tried to make a shoe string ,Boti Sadler, 111
catch on Gary Hopfs sinking -"rg° ..,<Nn"neY' ''s - " 33 nn n1 0
.r-FIU rA
Iginer..but the ball bounced off his Rogerot, Norrisi,i. rf (5) ... 1 1 n n
Laverne Wallace, 1f 4 1 2 A
Gary 'Hopi. p .... . ....... 5 1 2 1
Two Mitchell errors set up Ca- Doug Smith, . 31' .. ..... ., 1 4 0 ,1
ledonia's only run of the genie. A hen Saxton, 31' (4) ..... 3 0 1 n
wild peg to first by Charlie
TOPA TA
W e s t m a n on Frank Vyse's 3$ 11 14 4
first, Mike Gyokery sent a drib -j . . nnn022 4114) 1172_.....S121 1.1H41 I..413
Colwell went down short to
grounder started it, After Tony score bY loolooe.1.,
Gary Hopf and Charlie V%'estinan:
bier down the third base line I is Whitelaw and Legere. WP
which Wallace couldn't pick up. Hnifropi,
r at Kippen shoot
1Lincs even Earl Doucette, of Clinton, won
i the annual Labor Day shoot
OA $eries
B., !which was held Sunday at the
:Kippen Gun Club.
Runnerup was Tom Sherritit,
Mitchell Liecolns bounced hack
into contention in the OBA th
of Hensall. Shooters from Lan-
don, "C" baseball playoffs. too, Exeter and Goderich were
don, Chatham, Kitchener, Clin-
Wednesday. night when they ;
in action.
scored a come -from -behind 11-0,
triumph to tie up their best -of -1
five. series with Caledonia at?
A seven -run spurt in the hot -
Minor all-star ball team
one game each in Mitchell,
tom half of the final eighth in -
scored their runs on four base nips Hensall old-timers
nine told the tale as Mitchell
hits -including a double by win- • •
ning pitcher Gary Hopf-three They may have their hig games Bruce Horton with singles in the
walks, two errors and a sacri- in the American and National first, third and sixth innings. Jack ,
fice fly. Twelve men came to - s
asehall Leagues hut eldon, Chipchase tripled in the sixth
hat before Caledonia could final- ts" Leagues and singled in the fifth for two
you see one stirred up with
ly retire the side. so' more of the winners hits. Steve
Sadler
i much interest, for a town of this Kyle punched out a pair bf sin -
First
;nce.Ins
size as .H.cnsall did in their All -
paced the winners at the plate -
First ha sema ti Bob Sadler Star-"Oldtimers" grudge match.
.
with three, hits in five trips.
"Oldtimers" consisting of play -
Murray Colquhoun, "Link" Rob-
ers who donned the. flannels for
fritsch. Laverne "Porky"
He.nsall. 1946 to cop the OBA P.S. if anyone has any lina-
lace and Gary Hopf added spark Intermediate baseball champion- trent laying around, would you
to the victory with two safeties ship, took on a determined band Please rush it to the "Oldtim-
ers." Amen!
TOTALS 31 0 4. 4
ZURICH AB R H 50
fat starter as his hand was Doug O'Brien, , 3 2 1 a
slightly swollen from bee stings Dan Trusbinski. ss
3 n n (2
received at work. 53)11 Craig, el 4A01
Bill Tunghlut, 3b . . 3 0 0 1
Zurich a heed all the way John Wilson. n . 3 1 1 n
(lesald Bell, rf .. 4 0 0 A
Zurich scored all their runsDo-
n O'Brien, 1h . 4 0 0 0
in the first five frames. In the Pete Masse, If
on Bill Yungblut's grounder put
ond baseman Norm Frost's hoot
walk, a steal of second and sec- scare by inninwn 2923_401 141 2nn
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opener, .Doug O'Brien's lead-off Aro AreT3'neeT,Als 14
n 4 4
fanned in the third, Doug O'Brien Arn joy
RIARICJC(71 rig gg.0.-4 4 2.
the Kings one up. AfterMeyer
again led the way with a double Harold Wendore and r and John
orihonugWiRinendn'
into straight away centre field, Theander, Winning Pitcher -Meyer.
He eventually scored the sec-
ond run of the game on pass
gles while Dennis Mock. Bill
Shaddick, Harry Moir and Bill
McKinnon looked after the other
All-Star safeties.
of bantam and juvenile ball play -
apiece.
ers af the present day and age.
Gary Hopf worked the entire Determined may he putting it Din",yr)tirgni)THIAIOBriaons: Ed- riBoerrloteiHt,4rDtoonn,
eight -inning game for Mitchell.
mildly. Although the "Oldtimers" Joynt, Everette "Doe" Kerslake,
Although he surrendered 11 hits held a 4.-3 advantage at the end ('al Horton, Bill Mickle, Carey
to Caledonia, he kept them well
of the fifth, the youngsters, full ejlniaYsnel.. CjaiMrtorSKarrstlaerk,e aEnrdnie,,spCihkiep.:
scattered and was tight in the of pep and. steam, cashed in for :Houghton.
a nine -run sixth inning to wrap
up the contest. "Oldtirners" :Dennis Mork, Bruce Horton, Jack
fought back in their half of the chierha.se, sieve Kyle. Bill Shad -
1 seventh but they ran out of lina-, dick, Harr y Moir, David Buchana.n.
13 b MiOltie and
ment. We understand Trevor Wil.-I,R,;14,.t1V,;711,Z'him.,0
o son drained his drugstore to the
1 bone for linament to keep Man -
Score by Innings: B H B
n ager Laird Mickle's boys in the ourrimpris (14(1 000 3-- T ;
AUL-STARS
(I 100 112 x-12 10 1
1 thick of the battle.
McKinnonSteKyle and
0 Jt looked as though, for five in- Si PrP 'Kyle and Bill Shaddick; Car-
n ili
Bill , ve
.nngs at least, that the shrewd ter erNlake. "Spike" Houghton,
masterminding of Manager Laird Don Joynt and "Doe" Kerslake arid
Mickle was going to pull his You
Bert Horton. (Winning Pitcher -
figure It out!)
boys through. After trailing 1-0
at the end of the first, they
cashed in on singles by Bert Hor-
ton, Everette "Doe" Kerslake,
Bill Mickle, Carey Joynt, Jim
Sangster, and Carter Kerslake
for four big runs and a 4-1 lead..
A sparkling double play by Don
Joynt, covering at short stalled.
the All -Stars hid to catch up.
However,'it was only a matter of
tim e,
chtlCh,
MITCHELL 11, CALE.DONIA
ALL-STARS -. Brian Christian,
1
Pitcher hurls no-hitter
at Lucan's pee wees
Stan Tudor, coach of the All -
Stara, wouldn't come right out
and directly admit that he was
feeding his youngsters Wheaties
with that c -o -o-1 Hurondale Dairy
milk between innings, but the
"Oldtimers" knew something
was up. The All -Stars kept peck-
ing away for a run imi each of the
fourth and fifth innings and then
it happened. Muscle-bound in the
eighth, the bantam and juvenile
participants stormed up to the
_ plate and rained base hits all
Lanky Larry Higlifield, 13 -year- particularly in the clutch with over the lot. Before they were
old mainstay of the Pt. Lambton a runner on base,
pitching staff, made things pretty Errors set up Ptthrough. nine runners crossed the. Lambton's plate for a commanding 12-4 lead,
rough .for Lucan in the opening first. three runs. In the first in -
game of the best -of -three. OBA flings, Manley Fraligh eventlae Miekhr paces "Oldtimors
F'ee Wee "D" playdowns in L•te ly crossed the plate after gain- Bill Mickle showed the way for
can Saturday, as he tossed a ing life at first, an an infield the "Oldtimers" with singles in
seven inning no-hitter, boot. Bob Clark led off the fourth
Lucan, making their first ap- by reaching first on an error,
pearance in OBA competition in stole second and then romped
some 20 years, ran into a tough home on Grant Barkley's clutch
cookie in Highfield as the young- single down the right field line.
each of the second and third
fratnes. Den JOynt cracked a
two -run double in the seventh
while Bert Horton, "Doe" Kers-
lake, Carey Joynt, Jim Sangster,
ster fanned 10, Walked two and The winner's third run of the Carter Kerslake and Ernie Chip.
hit one batter in facingonly 25 game came in the top of the chase each singled once.
men over the seven inning route -Please turn to page 7 Leading the young fry was
for a 7-1 victory. The hit bats-
man, Ernie O'Neil in the sixth,
led to his loss for a shutout hid
as Ernie stole se4ond and came
romping Mine when BO Clark
booted Ward liodgin's grounder
at short.
The no -hit effort wasn't any
fluke for Highfield either! jag
one week ago, the youngster
tossed a no-hitter against Bel -
Second game of the bee•ef•
throe OSA Pio Wee "D" series
will be le Port Larebton n Sitt
erdey, September 12 el 2.30 rem,
moist in carrying his team into
their seettnd rOund Of OBA play.
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LUGn shaky in the field
Steve $torey's Lucile in kept
Pate With Pt, Lambton pretty
well until the fifth. The winners
only 11W a 3-0 lead at that tittle
but they, broke lottat foe four
more nmn i the. final two
framet, Seven Luean errors
Prety teal suits up the differ-
ente between the two Chiba.
1.461,41# pitcher Don Coughlin
only allowed five MIs to Pt.
Lamleteal thrOttgliotti the aelreti
letings but failed td get the need.
StipOtrbt Of his teaMinatet,
PT. LAMSTON 7, LUCAN 1
"This is How It All Happemod!"
PT. LAMBTON AB lit H E PO A 28 SB RBI
Den Meloche, e 4 1 1 0 10 0 0 2 0
. . 4 1 0 0 1 1 0 1 0
Manley Fraligh, 311
Bruce Riehrd, 11 .
Larry Highfield, p -- 3 1 0 0 •0 0 1 1
0
• 4 1 1 0 1 13 0 2 1
Bob Clark, sit 4 1 0 1 1 0 0 0 0
Grant Barkley, rf .. 0 1
Bob Barnes, cf ..... „... .. ....... ,• 3 1 0 0 1 0 '0 0 0
Larry Peisant, ib . . 3 0 1 0 7 0 1 0 2
Lenny Hahn, 2b 2 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 6
TOTALS, 31 7 5 1 21 16 1 '7 3
LtiCAN At R 11 E Po A 2B SB ittl
Ernie O'Neil. 11 ..,.. .. .,. ,.,.,.. ... 2 1 6 0 0 0 0 1 0
Ward Hodgiilt, cf .... - 30000002 0
David Lippert, rf .. ,2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1
Dee Coughlin, p . ....., .,,,....... ..... 1. 3 0 0 0 1 12 0 0 0
Brian .Hiskett, Sh . S 0 0 4 2 1 0 6 0
Curt Montgomery, ss , 3 0 0 1 6 2 6 0 6
Boger Black, Ib , 3 0 6 1 7 6 0 6 0
Ken Ready, 2b 1 0 0 0 1 3 0 1 0
RuStell Xermedy, t .----------------------1 6 0 1 10 0 0 1 0
TOTALS 6 2 al. A 0
$eeire by femineet 1 14 t
LAMieTON . , .. :160 112 1,4 1
. , . ... 666 601 6-4 0
ben Coughlie and Ruentiede, Laity Itiehtleid aittd bcifi
Meltiat. V/ifitiing Piteher
BASEBALL
STANDINGS
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OSA PEE WEE I'D" PLAYOFFS
Port LarnbtOn 7, Lucan 1
(Port I,amhton leads the beat -of -
three series 1 )
Future Games;
Sept. 12-Luran at Port Lambton
OSA INTERMEDIATE ilBe
P LAYOF FS
Zurich 4. Hanover
Zurich 2. Hanover 1
(Zurich wins h(2st-of-three aeries
2-n.)
OSA INTERMEDIATE "G"
PLAYOFFS
'Mitchell 4, Caledonia, 1
Caledonia 10. Mitchell
(Best -of -five series tied at 2-2.)
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