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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1962-09-06, Page 7Licosalt juveniles battle it A couple more rims scored hack from the point of ,elimina- in the top of the fifth inning lion Monday afternoon to nip when. Kendal came to life with Kendal. 1443 in the second game a walk and two straight hits of their best-of-three ODA semi. for a 5.1 lead. final me damage could. have been Kendal trounced the locals by more serious but Chipeitase A convincing 17.9 count in the nailed a runner going into see- opening game of the round Fri- and base on an attempted day in &mint and needed only steal with a man on third base one more win to wrap up the and two down, series and advance to the On- Hens0.11 responds WM '0" 'Mats. However, the Ilensall nine Hensall ea.= to life in the we,„e n ot to h e„ bottom .of th e fifth inning and overca me "h'utiVe'tv.'or after bein g down 54 they plated margi ns during the nine in. seven big runs before they nings to nail the Kendal squad were fhlished, in the bottom of the final in. A walls and two straight in- ning in the game on Labour field errors loaded the bags D ay, for the Ilensall. squad and then. Kennedy walked in his second. Deciding game Saturday run of the game after working With the two teams tied with McNaughton to a 3.2 count be. one win apiece in the simi-final fore losing him. round, the third and deciding Harry Moir brought the lien- game of the affair is slated for sail lads to within one run with a neutral diamond this Salmi.- a two-run double into the hole day, between centre and right The 11 ens all management That was all for Kennedy hasn't heard ye( where the game but. Tarry Carleton, Kendal's will take place b ut they figure next pitcher, had little more on it being played somewhere luck and he walked thr ee m en in the flapilton district, in a row to give Hensall two runs and a 6.5 margin. The Hensall nine wasn't fin- ished yet and Bruce Horton Square series greeted Kendal's next pitcher, John Quantrill, with a drive Robert meNaughton's timely into left field that counted bloop single into short centre- two runs. field in the bottom of the final inning brought in the winning Regain edge Kendal. fought back in the run from third base as Hen- salt juveniles out-lasted Ken- next inning and counted five dal 14.13 in, a Labour Day eon- runs for a 1043 lead. The big test in Hensel', blow of the inning was a grand slam home run by Gary 'Moore McNaughton's safety, his first that went into the bush in of the game, scored Jack Chip- right field. chase from third •after he had flensall was not to he denied singled to open the bottom of i n th eir h ome park an d th e y (he ninth inning with the score jumped into the lead again in lied at 13.13. their half of the inning with The Itensall victory in the four runs on a walk, an error, second game of the series was two straight singles by Dennis a wierd affair with the lead Mock and Bob Alickle and a changing hands eight times long two•base blast by Bill during the game. It was an ex- Shaddick, citing up-and-down contest and Kendal counts was marked by some' mediocre pitching at times and excel- Excitement and tension lent pitching at other spots, mounted 'as the game went in- some shoddy fielding plays to its final stages with the two and some brilliant fielding e i. teams battling on even terms, forts, Kendal broke the ice first with three runs in the top of the Hensel' takes lead eighth inning. After retiring the Kendal Cam MacDonald, who 'had order in handy fashion in the replaced Shaddick in Kendal's top of the first inning, Hen- five-run sixth inning rally, ran salt jumped into a slim 1.0 into trouble and a walk, a long lead in their half Of the in double, a Hensall infield er- ning, roc and two straight singles Shortstop Dennis Mock led gave Kendal three more runs off with a looping shot into and a 13-12 lead, short centre, The Hensall H„„ii rallies speedster stole second, his first however, that was as close of three pilfered bases during the afternoon's performance, Ifenctal ever came to win- and he was walked hothe as rung the game and. Hensall tied Kendal hurler 'Ralph Kennedy the score in, the bottom of the had trouble finding the plateeigthth on Larry Jones' sharp and issued three free passes stlgle to right and a follow-up single by Bruce Dorton, in a row. MeNaughton's shot in the Both teams were held score- n i nt h i nn i ng gave K en d a l the i r less in the second frame but wi nn i ng run after MacDona ld K e ndal came to life in the had shut. out thO power of the third inning and got to Bensall Kendall batting order in the starter Bill, Shaddick for a pair top of the of tallies and a 2-I. edge. Kennedy led off with Ken- Shoddy affair dal's first hit of the game, a The game wasn't of the sharp single to right, and then highest calibre of baseball and another Kendal batter, short. the two teams committed a stop Bill Elliott, gained life total of 10 errors during the when a play on Kennedy went nine innings to go with the 10 wild. free passes issued by the five Both runs scored on a Hen- pitchers used by both sides. call infield error and a follow. Hensall picked up 11 base hits up wild pitch by Shaddick, during the three-hour contest Raise margin while Kendal finished close be- The visitors grabbed a 3-1 hind with 10, Cameron MacDonald, toiling lead in the next inning when in rel i ef of Ilensall starter Bill second-baseman Larry Miller Shaddick was the winning pit- moved all. the way around from cher while Quantrill. absorbed first to home on three .passed th e l oss f or K en d al . balls as catcher Jack Chmchase MacDonald is only a fi rst. had difficulty in latching onto year mid ge t h ut h e ,h as be e n some of Shaddick's breaking turning in sonic fine games pitches, kr kg L's: =If Sin le se, as itiv o ries Hes tie s ii 1 Mr.. 1,1 V mow, "I've decided you had better take your ring back, George, Here's the pawn, ticket” Now Earn , $1.0. or more 1 to 2 years — interest paid by cheque — authorized by law as investments for trust funds British Mortgdge investment Certificates To invest — see your local agent or send your cheque to your nearest British Mortgage office. 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Off hero for the winning Iiens01 nine as he came through with a long double in the top of the ninth that scored two men from second and third to give Hen- sall their 12.11 edge, Crash 14 hits The liensall lads hanged out Phone 235-0310 15 YARDS TO SERVE YOU GRAND BEND Corner of Hwys, 81 and 23 Phene 74 Flours Monday to Pricloy to 4tt tufty Joy — 310D turn, to 4:06 prin. both on the mound and in the field for the juvenile, squad, Dennis Mock led the Hen. salt nine at the plate with three singles in four official drips while Bruce Dorton was the leading slugger with a two- run double in the fifth and a single in the eighth that stored one lima rnn. Shaky in first An eight-run first inning car- ried Kendal juveniles to a 17,9 win Over ilensall in the first game of their OBA semi-final series played. in Kendal :Fri- day. The home squad jumped on liensall starter Bill. Shaddick for five hits and two walks to go with a number of Henson infield errors for their hefty margin in the first frame, After the disastrous opening inning the ilensall lads stayed with the Kendal squad and each team counted nine runs during the final eight innings of play. Out-hit winners The visiting liensall nine ()W- hit the Kendal squad 14-13 but they were unable to turn their hits into scoring plays while helping out the winners with some shoddy fielding. After' falling behind 8-0 after one inning, Hensall cut the mar- gin with three runs in their third time at bat. Kendal upped their lead with single runs in the third and fourth innings and four more in the fifth. Ilensall retaliated with a pair of runs in each of the sixth, seventh and eighth innings but it was too little too late and Kendal finished off their scor- ing splurge with three more runs in the bottom of the eighth. Hit Quantrill Hensall was able to hit Ken- dal starter John Quantrill with apparent ease but they could never get a sustained drive un- der way. The locals had three players that hanged out three safe- ties each during the nine-inning game, Bill Shaddick, Jack Chip- chase and Dave Small all cracked out three hits each with Shaddick and Smale col- lecting one double along with a pair of singles. Bob Miekle also had a two base-hit for the losers as well as a single while Bruce Hor- ton, and Harry Moir both gar- nered single base hits. The Hensall infield booted the ball five times during the game as they gave three Hen- sail hurlers, Fill Shaddick, Cam MacDonald, and Bruce Horton, little support through most of the game. Ilensall bantams came up with a couple of exciting last-in. fling victories in •their OBA playdowns with oshweken this week to take the. quarter-final set from the Indian team in two straight games, The liensall nine topped the series by scoring an unearned run in the bottom of the ninth inning for a 5.4 edge in the second' game of the affair which was played in Herman Saturday afternoon, The area team look the first game of the set. by a Sil»ilar on-run margin in Oshweken Thursday Afternoon when two runs in the top of the final frame gave them a 12.11 vie- tory. Play Port Lambton By virtue of their, two vielo• ries in the round the Hensall youngsters gained the right to advance to the Ontario semi- finals against a strong Port Lamblon entry. First game of their two-out-of three . series is tentatively set for this Sunday afternoon in Port Lamhton. although plans have not been finalized as of .press time Wednesday. Error wins it A throwing error in the bot- tom of the final inning gave Hensall bantams their winning margin as the local squad ed- ged Oshweken 5.4 in the sec- ond game of their best-of-three series. TheOshwelten error, incur- red when the pitcher tried to nail Hensall runner Bill Chip. chase off second and threw the halt into centre-field instead, gave the liensall squad one run. and pulled them out of a 4-4 tie with the Indian lads. The bantam squad from the Oshweken reserve staged a de- termined rally in the final two innings after being down 4-0 anti they counted a pair of runs in the eighth anti ninth in- nings to draw even. Tosses six-hitter Densall hurler Bill Soldan turned in an excellent game for the area team, firing a six-hit- ter at the visiting tribe and allowing only one hit up to the eighth inning. The young right-bander gave up a single in the first frame but from then until the second last. inning he couldn't he touched Only two into reached base during the six-inning stretch from the first to eighth. The Hensall batting order managed to nip Osweken pitch- er Charley Davis for six base knocks during the game, two of them for extra-bases. Third-baseman Bah Moir led (lie lte.nsall nine with a pair of safeties, a double and a sin- gle, Soldan whacked a Iriple for the winners while single base hits were registered by Dan Cameron, Bill Chinchase, Keith llay, and Tod Mock. Move into lead The home squad moved Min a slight. lead in the opening stanza when Mob' doubled and then scored on a couple of Osh- weken miscues. Winning pitcher Bill Soldan gave his team a commanding 4.0 lead in the bottom of the fifth inning. A walk to Moir, an Oshweltert infield error. and -finals aforwi;ii lk b(1)(fi ntintagy Jan that eluded outfielders and Hensall runs. Rally for tie The Indian squad rallied for a pair of runs in the top of the eighth frame when the first two men both singled, moved around on a ground•ont and then scored on a well-placed single by Davis. The visitors drew even with the area team in the ninth on A pair of back.to.back doubles by Longboat and Thomas with Thomas scoring the second run. of the inning on a ground.out. Error wins it Moir and Chipehase led off the Hensel]. half of 11w final frame with a pair of singles but Moir was nailed going into thirstOveken hurler Charley Da- nis then tried to catch Chip- chase off second hut his throw went wild and into the outfield and the Bonsai] youngster raced all the way home with the winning marker, The Hensall defensive squad was at its prime for the game, giving Solcian excellent support both in the infield and outfield and committing only two errors during the contest. Right to the wire Ilensall .bantams counte d two runs in the top of the ninth inning to hang a 12.11 defeat on Oshweken in the first game of their series played in Osh- weken Thursday afternoon. The visiting liensall nine came up with three runs in their last two times at hat while holding their opposition to one to squeak by the Indian lads in a thrilling contest that went right clown to the wire. The Oshweken squad, play- ing in their home park roared into an early lead in the game and were ahead 6-1 after only twoinnings of play. However, the liensall lads finally found their bearings and retaliated with six runs in the third inning to jump into a 7-ti margin. The reserve team came hack r ry DON'T FORGET a State Fair SEPT, 10 14 lilts during .the game watt catcher Bill ChipebaSe leading the way with three hits in bour official times at hat. 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