The Brussels Post, 1972-06-21, Page 9rd,
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(By KenOle).
The old .pros got at it again
in the Brussels Town League in
two heated, battles on Wecioe.S,
Old pros baffle in Brussels town league
Sunday, July 2nd, 1972
Western Games
Fair Grounds Rodeo Arena, Brussels
Commencing sharp at 1 o'clock featuring contestants from
ARTHUR ROPE AND SADDLE CLUB
HURON TRAIL RIDERS SADDLE CLUB
WALKERTON DISTRICT SADDLE CLUB
MAITLAND VALLEY SADDLE CLUB
and other residents within 20 miles of Brussels.
PROGRAMME W.H.A. RULES
1. Western. Pleasure Class open
2. Egg Race Junior 16 years and under
3. Pick-up Race Senior
4. Flag Race Senior
5. Pick-up Race Junior
6. Barrel Race Senior
7. Patch Race Senior
8. Apple Race Junior
9. Novelty Race Junior
10. 1/2 -mile Dash ponies up to 10 hands
11. 1/2-mile Dash 10 to 14 hands
12. 1/2-mile Dash 14 hands up, Riders strictly
18 years and over
13. Wild Cow Milking Senior
14. Wild Steer Riding Senior
15. Bare Back Bronco Riding Senior
Bar Privileges
SKY DIVING AT 4 P.M.
day. In the first game the
Highlanders and the Clippers
played to a 2 9 - 20 tin, but the
Clippers took the game by default
when, the $cotchmeh could only
muster seven loyal players.How-
ever, in the game that was played,
the two opposing pitchers were
locked in a hitters duel with
Dandy Don Laurie allowing twenty
runs on seventeen hits for the
Highlanders, and Muzzy
Handlebar Lowe plus. Brian Lob-
ban Rutledge gave up the same
number of runs with nineteen hits.
The big inning for both clubs was
the fifth, when the Clippers
scored nine runs and the Skin
flints scored six.
In the second game, the
Dolphins and the Buccaneers put
on a fine display of good baseball,
with the Pirates turning out the
victorious winners, by a score
of 18 - 16. In this game too,
there was a disasterous inning,
where the Buds scored eight runs
and the Fishies trundeled in with
five.
One of the Centennial Queen
contestants was on hand, acting
as score-keeper, who gave the
seasoned pros added incentive
which produced miraculous re-
sults.
At a meeting Thursday the
executive made a rule amend-
ment which allows a team to start
a game with just seven players.
Greg Wilson, Dale Pletch and
Jack McCutcheon were added to
the rosters of the Highlanders,
Clippers and Buccaneers
respectively.
With the arrival of sweaters
the individual clubs will now be
easily identified by their dis-
tinctive, dazzling colours.
PLAYERS OF THE WEEK
The Clippers - Muzzy Lowe with
a homerun, triple, double,single
and a walk while at bat and also
eight strikeouts when pitching.
The Highlanders - Don Laurie
who had three homers and two
singles, batting in eight runs.
The Buccaneers - Bob Vega
Thomas had a homerun, triple,
double and a single at five times
to the plate.
The Dolphins - Fred Stephenson,
who had a double and four .singles
at six trips to the batters box.
STANDINGS
W I t Pts.
Clippers 3 0 0 6
Dolphins 1 2 0 2
Highlanders 1 2 0 2
Buccaneers 1 2 0 2
Sport Tip for the Week:
When you're hot, you're hot!
When you're not, You're not!
"Your scream was tetanus
. . your screech was
small pox."
"I'm trying to help my kid.
Could you tutor me in
fourth grade math?"
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BRUSSELS ROYAL CANADIAN LEGION BRANCH 218
Activities for Centennial Week-end.
Friday Night, June 30th
Old Tyme Dance
Music by THE McDOWELLS of Shelbourne and featuring
guest artist ED. GYURKE, North American Fiddler Champ-
ion four times.
Saturday Night, July 1st.
Dance
Enjoy the music of IAN WILBEE'S ORCHESTRA
Sunday, July 2nd.
Drum Head Service
Commencing at 1:30 p.m.
GUEST SPEAKER: REV. WM. PROVINCE of TORONTO
LAYING of WREATHS at the CENOTAPH
March off to V ictoria Park for our Service. Salute will be made
on our return to the Legion Hall.
TO ALL SENIOR CITIZENS
OVER 70
The Centennial Committee extends an
invitation to you to view the centennial
parade on the Main Street where seats will
be reserved for you in front of the Cen-
tennial Headquarters.
Any Brussels Citizens requiring transportation contact
MRS. CLARK MATHESON, 387-6475 or DICK STEPHENSON,
887.6371.
Centennial Parade
Claises and Prizes
LIST OF CLASSES
Best Centennial Float $20 15 10
• • • Best Horse Drawn Float • 20 15 10
Best Group Effort 20 15 10
Best Horse Drawn Buggy,
Democrat or Wagon • 20 15 10 5
Best Commercial Entry
Name of firm to be only advertising 20 15 10 5
Best Comic Float (intr. dr.) • • 20 15 10 5
Best Comic Float (not motorized
or horse dr.) $10 8 6 4 2
Best Horse and Rider 10 8 6 4
Best Decorated Bicycle $8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1
Best Clown 10 8 6 4 2
•
Entries to Henry Exel by Wed., June 28th
All entries to register at Fair Grounds before
12:30 p.m. JULY 1st
Prize donations acknowledged from:
Morris Township and Grey Township
Then enjoy the delicious food prepared by our Legion
Ladies' 'Auxiliary, $2.50 per plate.
THE BRUSSELS POST, JUNE 21, 1972-9