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WOAA FINALS
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11) Orangeville on Sunday after -
:moil tire Brophy (loodyettrs went
tut i, to tit itid. by a score of 3-2.
The (lootiyears still lead the best
of );even series two games to one
#u the Intermediate "A" finals of
the WOAA loop.
John Walker was the top hitter
for the (1out.lyeai;s with a triple
ami ar eloublt•. Garry Storey had
two singles and Barry Fryfogle
got the remaining hit.
Laugh MacMillan pitched a .nice
game for the Goodyears, allowing
only thretr hits, but four costly er-
rors made the difference in the
score, Ken Gregg scored the
,t,),t; run tut• <)rungtville when he
reached second brise on an error
and came in on Paul Courtney's
dou Ole.
\'Vingharn: ;''ryfogle• 20; Saxton,
ef; Hotchkiss, If; MacMillan, p;
Walker, rf; Gardner, 3h; i+'oxton,
e; storey, 10; Corson, ss.
Orangeville: 11. Holtom, ef; Ho.
gart.h, I1'; Kannagieser, 2h; Seli,
ss; T. Bottom, 10; Gregg, p;
Church, rf; Courtney, 3b; Murray,
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The SVhlrghttm Advance-Tinnelr, Vi'ecbtesdaly, Oct. 3, 1961 Page +lievl2M
TAU DAY FOR NE BUM
IN WINGHAM ON SATURDAY
The Cubs will accept your donations
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In the Wingham park on Thurs-
day night the Wingham. Brophy
7-3 to tape the second straight win
In the WOAA Intermediate finals,
"Cookie" Foxton was the Good -
years' top hitter with a triple and
a single. Grant Chisholm hit a
three -run triple for the Good years
and also pitched a good game,
Paul Courtney, the Orangevi"
starter, ran into trouble in the
()rat Inning and was relieved by.
Ken Gregg,
Wingham: Fryfogle, 20; Saxton,
cf; Gardner, 3b; Eadie, 3b, 5th;
Bain, ss; MacMillan, 10; Chisholm,
p; Walker, rf; Paxton, c; Cerson,
If,
Orangeville: H. Haltom, ef;
Church, ]f; Seli, ss; Kannagieser,
2b; Gregg, 3h and p; 'T. Bottom,.
1'b; Courtney, p and 3h; -Murray,
c; Hogarth, r.f.
RHG
Orangeville . ..000 002 001--3 9 2
Wingham . 400 000 21x--7 6 1
Umpires: George Ste. Marie, of
Clifford and Hal Arthurs, Harris -
ton.
COMMERCIAL LEAGUE
September 25
Our second game shows we are
beginning to get into the sW.ing of
things, Rangers and Wings were
whoopin it un, which proves they
were getting good scores as well
as having fun. Saw Don Cameron
having some tough luck with the
Counter Pin. Better Tuck next
week, Don!
)3y the way, Dot C., it is not the
way you kick that gets the strikes,
as you found out when you fell
flat on your face. 1?),Perey Stain-
ton and Doris Walker were knock.
ing pins dawn as if it was easy.
• Thanks to Vickie Wild, Jim Bain
and Jack Walker for helping us
out by sparing. Sorry to hear Jack
and Elaine Colvin are no longer
Commercial Leaguers. We'll miss
you both,
Something new has been added
in the way of new pins, What with
these new pins and good lanes
there is positively no excese now
for poor scores,
Team standings.: Wings 14;
Hawks 11; Rangers 9; Leafs 7;
Canadians 5; Bruins 4. As you can
see, there have been some changes,
Tonight Ernie Walker took both
the men's high single of 259 and
the high triple of 633. Ruth Lott
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Biz
(Saturday night pays off!) took the
ladies' high single with 256 and
Dot Templeman the high triple
with 565,
Aside from bowling, congratu-
lations to Louise and Morris Swan.
son, who became grandparents to,
day, courtesy of Karen.
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LADIES' LEAGUE
The "Smoke" was really rolling
in the Wingham lanes on Wednes-
day night when the Ladies' League
got under way for the 1962-63
season.
Team standings: Gay Lords 3;
Belvederes 3; Players 3; Sweet
Caps 1; du Mauriers 1; Matinees 1.
High single, Roberta Seddon,
237; high triple, Lyla. Hickey, 604.
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ivrEN'S LEAGUE
The Men's Town League started
the bowling season very quietly this
week. Last year's champions, the
"Rockets" only had two bowler:,
with which to defend their title.
The night's high single, 305 and
high triple, 747, were both taken
by Ken Simmons.
•
HUSBAND, WIFE
W.Q.A.A. UMPIRES
The umpiring in the two soft-
ball games played by the Wingham
Goodyears and Orangeville in the
WOAA finals, has featured the
husband and wife team of Sade!
Widmeyer behind the plate and
his wife, Wilda, on the bases. The
latter is the only lady umpire
registered with the Ontario Ama-
teur Softball Association. She
wears the regulation umpire's uni-
form and the players say hardly
anyone notices the difference until
startled by a feminine voice calling
the "safes" and "outs".
Wilda was the catcher, some
years back, for the famous Clifford
Swingskirts, the all -girl team that
took et batful of championships.
She and her husband "Sade" now
reside in Fergus.
Marie Coultes
Is I"Hi=C President
BELGRAVF -- The Hi -C Group
of Knox United Church met on
Sunday evening in the church
school room, The meeting opened
With a sing -song led by Ruth NEI -
accompanied by Lorne Camp-
bell, Linda Coultes and Murray
Scott were in charge of the wor-
ship service, Murray Scott gave the
call to worship followed by a hymn
and Max Pletch read Scripture.
Linda Coultes react a story.
A film strip was shown called,
"You and Your Crowd". This was
followed by a discussion in two
groups. The secretary's report was
read by Linda Coultes, The election
of officers resulted as folioWs;
President, Marie Coultes; vice
president, Maic Pletch: secretary,
Janet Beecroft; assistant, Bill
Smythe; treasurer, Murray Coultes
and group leaders, Murray Scott,
Helen. Anderson and Marilyn
Campbell,
'the meeting closed with the
Mizpah benediction And Marie
Coultes led in games.
BY Vonni Lee
Review Sept-, 19-26
The Judy Garland Show, which
was repeated last week onCBC-TV
Was the hest show of the year for
Canadian viewers. Originally seer.
on February 25th of this year, ft
was one of the shows naminatec
in the "best show" category at the
Emmy Awards' function, but wa,
defeated by an American dramatic
effort, "Victoria Regina". Yours
truly saw the first showing, and
enjoyed every minute of it. Sur-
prisingly enough, I sat through
the entire thing again' this 'rounc
and enjoyed it just as much, Miss
Garland is one of the greatest per
formers in the world, without
doubt, and her two guests, Frani.
Sinatra and Dean Martin added to
the greatness of the show, On17
stars of their stature could malts
a success of a show wherein such
tittle scenery and costuming is pro
vided. Her renditions of old song:
like "The Man that Got Away"
"Over the Rainbow", "The Trolley
Song", and the tremendous "San
Francisco", were so packed with
emotion, that there surely was not
a dry eye in the theatre when she
finished. It was rather ironical
that at the very time we were
viewing the show, Judy's trouble -
filled personal life was yielding her
still more trouble. She was in a
hospital in Las Vegas, suffering
from what some thought to be an-
other overdose of sleeping pills.
Her reason for being in Nevada: a
six -weeks' residence, necessary for
divorce :proceedings from husband
Sid Luft. It is a shame that she
hasn't been able to carry the suc-
cess of her professional life into
her private life! By the way, her
show was produced by a. Canadian,
Norman Jewison, We should be
very proud of him, eh what?
0-n_n
"A Summer Night" in its last
show of the season last Friday
evening, turned out to be The
Shirley Harmer Show, without a
doubt, I, for one, am very sad to
see it leave us, Not only has Shir-
ley's great voice kept the series
alive, but she has also become al-
most a fashion plate with her
beautiful wardrobe, The entire half
hour, with the exception of a few
minutes with guest Peter Nero,
was devoted completely to her in
her last show, and she sang her
old theme song for the first time
on television since her return. The
lyrics in one of her production
.numbers were by her husband, Al-
an Bertram, a most talented writer.
0-0-0
The wee fellow on "Yes, Yes, Na-
nette" had goad reason for calling
Nanette Fabray "mummy", In real
life he is her own son, Jamie, the
son of Nanette and her producer
husband, Ranold McDougall. And
speaking of her show, does the
teenager who plays her son Buddy
ring a bell with you as being mas-
ter of a gorgeous black horse
named "Fury", on a show by the
same name a few years ago? He
should . , .. same kid! The name is
Bobby Diamond and he used to be
one of Hollywood's finest child
actors, Now he's a young man and
starting an even newer series.
0-0-0
The last show of the popular
summer replacement, "Talent
Scouts" was seen on an American
station a couple of weeks ago. It
had ended a week previous on the
CBC, so I was curious to see what
would 'be said about its return.
Seems many favorable reports had
flooded into the studios in New
York and host Jim Backus said
they may be back "very soon",
This is great hews, for anyone like
me anyway, for I thought it was
summer replacement of
the best p
the
year and atrenmdous
chance
for our young talent, Oh, yes, and
don't forget to watch for some of
the new faces on Ed Sullivan's fall
Season!
11.0.0
By the way, where was the "cast
of millions" on the special barn
dance on Tuesday night? Were,
they all crawling around in the
bales of hay? Just askin't
0!0.0
A lot of changes Have been made
through the summer, %t'or instance,
brunette Brenda Allen has return-
ed to "Western Roundup" as a
blondes I can't really say it's an
improvement, but then again, i
can't really say 11 isn't either!
u
This week sees the return of
afternoon programming to Can
nes 8, also the return of old series,
"The Don Messer Show", "Danny
Thomas", "Festival", "Playda'
and "Juliette". "Sports Unlimited"
replaces the late King Whyte on
Saturday nights,
0-0-0
Let's talk about records. A new
one by Bobby Vee Callen "Punish
Her" is a good sound and climbing
fast, hut he's got a real knack for
hits, For a 19 -year-old millionaire,
he hasn't such a had vote,/ either!
The two Rids front the Donna Reed
;how both have old ballads soup
'tl up. flbellt'y 1"aberes' is ",.Pitt:
')liar;:, \4'a• 1):,1 Last Summer" ttrt.j
n putlit•tie, l'aul Petersen's "Lai.
pups and 1tuses" is rt little more
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."•11/t cute Ira, a rt a! wiune
1)r Itl:i ;u,th ututivetmiry to shorn
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of the same lentil• by "'.I he King".
Man :;hopping for Mint:tt'al cloth
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week -end, what flu gun suggest
should go in?"
Salesman: "I've heard floats A
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