HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1966-06-23, Page 15THERE HAS BEEN A WINNER
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Peden Capture Consolation Championship at Woodstock Tournament
LOCAL PEEWEE fastballers captured the
Harper's Trophy for consolation winners
in a tournament in Woodstock Saturday.
With the trophy are Barry Gardner, Carl
Mowbray and sponsor Jake Jutzi, of the
Wingham Meat Market. Team coaches are
Bill Kerr and John Douglas.
—Advance-Times Photo.
BY BILL KERR
The Wingham Pee Wees
captured the Consolation cham-
pionship at the 9th annual
Woodstock Pee Wee Tourna-
ment. Preston upended the
locals 2 to 0 in the first game
to put Wingham in the consola-
tion series but from then on
there was no stopping them as
they breezed through three oth-
er teams en route to capturing
the championship.
In their second game they
butchered Hespeler 16 to 3 then
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but the threat was put clown
with Ackert fanning Howe for
the final out. In the second
inning Alderwood grouped to-
gether five hits for five runs.
but the big lead was short lived
as Wingham came back with
seven single and four runs in
their half of third, and went
ahead in the fourth on a two
out single by Ackert and a
home run by Kirkpatrick,
Alderwood threatened in the
sixth when Corkurn singled but
was caught stealing second. Al-
derwood put another runner on
Pee Wees Lose
Opener to Atwood
The Wingham Pee Wees
opened their 1966 season June
10 in Atwood and were defeat-
ed by a 13-7 count. Ron Scholl,
Atwood's pitcher limited the
locals to only five hits while
striking out 14 and walking on-
ly three. Dale Long led the
Atwood team with a single and
a home run. Scholl also con-
nected for a home run for the
winners.
Wingham was paced by Ron-
nie Murray who slashed out a
triple and a double while Jerry
Marks and Don Shropshall each
added a double.
Atwood jumped into an ear-
ly 4-0 lead in the first and add-
ed three more in the second to
put the game out of reach.
Wingham pulled to within
two runs of the winners scoring
twice in the sixth, making it 8
to 6 but Atwood came right
back with five runs in their half
of the inning and held Wing-
ham to one run in the seventh
to pick up the win.
The Wingham Meat Market
sponsors the locals Pee Wee
team,
R I1 E
Wingham 020 112 1 7 5 3
Atwood 430 105 X 13 12 1
Game Tonight
The Brophy Goodyears will
be hosts to the Clinton Inter-
mediates at the local park this
evening (Thursday) at 8,,30.
Lucknow*was to have play-
ed here last night but that team
has dropped out of the league.
Some of the Intermediate
games have been rained out,
as was the game scheduled for
the Juvenile Girls last Friday.
If we drive right, more of
us will be left.
first in the seventh but Ackert
got Howe to hit into a double
play. Wingham left eleven
men on base while out hitting
Alderwood 21 to 9. Paul Doug-
las, Ronnie Murray, Ackert and
Kirkpatrick paced the winners
with three hits apiece.
BLANK SCARBOROUGH
In the final game the Pee
Wees collected only six hits
but good pitching by Ackert and
strong defence limited Scar-
borough to only four hits and
didn't allow one runner to get
Pee Wees Take
Third Place in
W.O.A.A. League
Donnie Murray pitched a
five hitter and Randy Hafer-
mehl drove in four runs with
three hits as Wingham crushed
Brussels 15 to 6 in W. O. A. A.
league play last Wednesday.
The win moved Wingham into
third place with a win and a
loss. Atwood and Myth lead
the pack with 2-0 records.
The Pee Woes pounded out
18 hits with Hafermehl pacing
the attack with a home run,
double and a triple. Tommy
Lee slammed out a single,
double and a triple while Barry
Gardner added a triple and a
pair of singles.
Brussels jumped into an early
6-3 lead after two innings but
the locals exploded for six runs
in the third and six more in the
fifth, to secure the victory.
Murray pitched six innings
before being relieved by Torn-
my Lee. Murray struck out
nine and yielded two walks in
the six innings.
The next home game islune
30 at 7:00 against the defend-
ing champion Atwood team.
R
l3russels 150 000 0 6 5 4
Wingham 125 060 X 15 18 2
Morris Twp.
School League
June
23 Bluevale at Stone School
27 Stone School at Browntown
(at Stone School)
30 Browntown at Illuevale
July
5 Stone School at Bluevalc
7 Browntown at Stone School
12 nitievale at Browntown
(at Bluevale)
past second base.
Wingham scored their first
run early as John Leitch singled,
moved to second on a sacrifice
bunt and scored on a single by
Kirkpatrick. They added an-
other in the fifth when Leitch
got to first on a fielder's choice
and moved to third on a single
by Brian Boyle, and scored on
Ackert's hit. In the Wingham
sixth Gardner walked, moved
to second on a walk to Ronnie
Murray. Gardner moved to
third on a wild pitch and stole
home. Murray also stole home
Defeat Ripley
By 10-1 Score
In Ripley on Saturday night
the Wingham Brophy Goodyears
defeated Ripley 10-1.
Gord Cerson led the Good-
years at bat with a home run
and a triple. Jim Rain and Ken
Saxton had a double and a
single apiece.
Bill Hotchkiss, pitching for
the Goodyears, allowed only
two hits.
R H E
Wingham 103 402 000 10 10 2
Ripley 100 000 000 1 2 2
Wingham: Hotchkiss and Fox-
ton; Baker 9th.
Ripley; Gemmel]. and Far-
rell.
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edged Alderwood 6 to 5 before
blanking Scarborough 5 to 0 in
the finals,
Aylmer Ackert gave up ten
hits in the first game to Pres-
ton, while the Wingham club
collected only seven, Pres-
ton's first run came in the
fourth inning on a single and a
double. They added another
in the fifth on two singles, a
walk and another single. The
Pee Wees best hit was a two
out pinch hit double by Paul
Douglas.
DEFEAT HESPELER
Billy Kirkpatrick led Wing-
ham in the second game with a
grand slam home run and a
single. John McKenzie slam-
med out a two run homer and a
single while Carl Mowbray,
Donnie Murray and Brian Boyle
each collected two hits.
Murray pitched a three hit-
ter while striking out three
Hespeler batters and walking
only one. Hespeler grouped all
three of their hits in the fourth
inning after Murray had retired
the first nine batters in order.
The Pee Wees jumped into an
early lead scoring five runs in
the second inning on two hits
including Kirkpatrick's big hit.
An error on Ackert's hit and
walks to Barry Gardner and Ian
Shepherd loaded bases and
scored on Kirkpatrick's long hit
to left field. Going into the
sixth with an 11 to 3 lead the
home team retired the Hespeler
batters in order and rallied for
five runs in their half of the
inning to put the game out of
reach.
BATTLE ALDERWOOD
The locals were in trouble
in third game against Alder-
wood in the first two innings
but after that settled down and
facing elimination made a
great comeback from behind
victory to earn a berth in the
finals.
Alderwood loaded the bases
in the first inning with two out
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as did Elliot Courtney after he
had tripled with only one out.
In the final inning Wingham
got the Scarborough batters in
order on an outfield fly, a pop
to short and the final out on a
ground ball to third before base-
ball gloves were flying in all
directions.
0--0--0
A special thanks to Joyce
Gardner and Bill Johnston for
taking the players to Wood-
stock.
The Pee Wees are travelling
to Simcoe this Saturday and I
know we all hope they come
back as successful as they were
in Woodstock.
WINGHAM LINESCORES
R H E
Wingham 000 000 0 0 7 0
Preston 000 110 X 2 10 0
Ackert and R. Murray; Dyer and
Franks.
R HE
Hespeler 000 210 0 3 3 3
Wingham 051 325 X 16 12 3
Casarin, Longthorne (4) and
Warne; D. Murray and Boyle.
R H E
Alderwood 050 000 0 5 9 0
Wingham 004 200 X 6 21 0
Fletcher, Gillespie (4) and
Dawkins; Ackert and R. Murray.
R
Scarboro 000 000 0 0 4 1
Wingham 100 013 X 5 6 1
McKenzie, Main (6) and.
Thompson; Ackert and R. Mur-
ray.
OPENING ROUND; Simcoe
31, Hespeler 4; Preston 2,
Wingharn 0; Alderwood 3,
Woodstock 11; Norwich 2, Sar-
nia 20; Willowdale 13, Inner-
kip 12; Port Perry 10, Richmond
Hill 9; St. Marys '7, Galt 15;
Downsview 6, Scarborough 4.
GRAND CHAMPIONSHIP,
(Quarter Finals): Simcoe 13,
Preston 15; Woodstock 3, Sar-
nia 9; Willowdale 12, Port Per-
ry 10; Galt '1, Downsview 5.
(Semi Finals): Preston 7,
Sarnia 11; Willowdale 9, Galt
10.
(Finals): Sarnia, Galt, no
result.
CONSOLATION CHAMPION-
SHIP, (Quarter Finals); Hesp-
eler 3, Wingham 16; Alder-
wood 14, Norwich 12; Innerkip
7, Richmond Hill 15; St. Marys
4, Scarborough 16.
(Semi Finals): Wingham 6,
Alderwood 5; Richmond Hill 3,
Scarborough 10.
(Finals): Wingham 5, Scar-
borough 0.
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