Zurich Citizens News, 1980-07-10, Page 16Page 16
Clens Nsyvs duly 10, 1940
Dashwood peewees win
two out of three games
The Dashwood peewees
had a good week as they
came away with two wins in
three games.
On Sunday the peewees
edged Goderich 114 with
Buddy Richardson, Trevor
Johnston, Ted Hodgins; John
McCrindle, D'Arcy Martin,
Brad Steeper and Gerry
Smith having hits.
The winning pitcher was
Trevor Johnston with eight
strikeouts, Doug Schade
picked up the save.
On Wednesday Dashwood
scored eight runs in the final
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by
Marlene and Tony
Bedard
three innings to take a 17-13
win over the same Goderich
squad.
Providing much of the fire
power for the local team
were Trevor Johnston with a
triple and three singles and
Ted Hodgins with a triple
and a double.
Doug Schade picked up the
win in relief and had seven
strikeouts.
The team's only loss of the
week came at the hands of
Clinton, 9-4. The losing
pitcher was Trevor John-
ston.
Zurich rec ball
The former league leaders
the Pontiacs continue to
experience difficulty win-
ning lately as they went
down to defeat at the hands
of the Oil Burners Monday
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Leading the winners was
Dale Cressman with three
singles while John Gascho
had a double and a single,
Glen Gascho had two singles
and David Erb contributed a
double.
Last Wednesday night,
Dominion Tavern pitcher
Richard Schilbe silenced the
bats of the Sunsets as he
pitched a one hitter to lead
the Tavern crew to 6-3 vic-
tory over the Sunsets.
Schilbe allowed two walks
and recorded seven
strikeouts. The game was a
close affair from start to
finish, as the Sunsets lead 3-1
in their half of the fifth in-
ning only to see the
Dominion Tavern score
three runs in the bottom of
the fifth and two more in the
sixth to secure the victory.
Richard Schilbe also led the
offense for the DT's as he
had three hits, including a
double, .
Ron Rader had a double
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and single with Kim
McKinnon, Jeff O'Brien and
Norm Koehler with one hit
apiece. Getting the lone hit
for the losers was Doug
Corriveau with a triple.
Sunsets hurler Don
Beauchamp had three
strikeouts and gave two free
passes.
In another squeaker the
Tavern Boys' eked out a 5-4
win over the league leading
Oil Burners Monday as
Wayne Miedinger hit a
towering home run in the
bottom of the seventh to salt
the game away.
The game was again a
close one as neither team
were ahead by more than
one run.at any time.
Leading the way at the
plate for the D.T.s was
Richard Schilbe with two
singles and a double, Wayne
Meidinger with a single and
home run, Ken Regier with a
double and single and Brian
Hodgins, Pat Bedard and
Jeff O'Brien with a single
each.
Leading the Oil Burners
attack was Dale Cressman
with two doubles and a
triple, Wayne Gingerich with
2 singles, Glen Gascho with a
single and a triple, John
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Brian Horner and David Erb
with a single each.
Winning pitcher was Kim
McKinnon as he recorded
one strikeout and walked
three. Losing pitcher Wayne
Gingerich walked two and
fanned four opposing bat-
ters.
Local teams in
tournament
This weekend two teams
from the Zurich rec league
will be participating in the
second annual Seaforth
Invitational fastball tour-
nament. The two teams are
the Dominion Tavern and the
Sunsets. The Sunset's first
game is Friday night at 7:30
aagainst the Seaforth
Fireman with the D.T.'s first
game being Saturday
morning at 9 with the
Seaforth Queen's Hotel
providing the opposition. The
Dominion Tavern are
defending champions as they
won the tourney last year
under the sponsorship of
Shaw's
Minor soccer
The Zurich atom soceer
team pulled what could
almost be considered an
upset when. _ they tied St.
Columbans 1-1. Previous to
this game St. Columbans had
won all of their encounters.
The local boys maintained
constant pressure in the
second half with Kent
Rathwell putting Zurich in
the lead. St. Columbans tied
the game on a penalty shot.
Minor softball
In minor softball action
this week the Orioles
defeated the Expos with.
Darrel Gingerich having
four singles and two doubles.
Darren Alexander, Debbie
Smith and Denny Denomme
hit home runs.
The Expos collected nine
hits.
The other game saw the
Pirates dump the Cubs 21-12
with the Pirates scoring 12
runs in the bottom of the
seventh.
Rick Kuepfer had two
home runs while Joe
Vermundt had two doubles'
and a single.
Leading the Cub batsmen
was Marty Merner's single,
double and triple and two
singles apiece by Mark
Johnston and Jamie Durand.
South Huron
Slo-Pitch League
Teams GP W L T PTS
Bayfield Knighthawks
Stanley Steamers
Zurich Eagles
Bayview Blue Bombers
Dashwood
Zurich Cobras
Bluewater Lakers
Bayfield Flyers
12 10 2 0 20
10 7 2 1 15
10 6 4 0 12
10 5 5 0 10
9 5 4 0 10
10 4 6 0 8
10 1 8 1 3
9 1 8 0 2
GAMES PLAYED
SUNDAY, JUNE 29
Eagles 11 Dashwood 8
Knight Hawks 19 Cobras 7
Blue Bombers 22 Lakers 18
WEDNESDAY, JULY 2
Flyers 12 Cobras 11
THURSDAY, JULY 3
Steamers 13 Knight Hawks 12
SUNDAY, JULY 6
Dashwood 35 Lakers 10
Knight Hawks 4 Eagles 2
FUTURE GAMES
WEDNESDAY, JULY 9
Bluewater Lakers at Bayfield Flyers
Dashwood at Stanley Steamers
SATURDAY & SUNDAY JULY 12, 13
Tournament at Varna
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CLOSE PLAY — In a game between the Exeter and Dashwood peewee baseball squads at
Dashwood Tuesday, an unidentified Exeter player successfully stole third base. Making a
good effort on the play was Dashwood third baseman Mike Bedard of Zurich. Staff photo
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