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HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Citizens News, 1981-07-02, Page 12Pa • 12 Citizens News Jul 2 19111 1 h �tt;Riry •fit:Rlt;t ,Itnitii 1 r 7,11:a r DOMINION TAVERN TEAM — Team members are: (back, from left) Steve Smith, Jeff O'Brien, Gary Koehler, Paul Morrison, Wayne Meidinger, Doug Eckle, Brian Hodgins; (front, from left) Randy McKinnon, Ken Fenwick, Kevin McKinnon the team captain, bat boy Jason Schilbe, Richard Schilbe, Norm Koehler and Pat Bedard Missing was Jerry Rader. Tavern team wins in Clinton Over the past weekend the Dominion Tavern and D.J.'s of the Zurich Rec League competed in ,the 2nd annual Clinton Fastball Tourna- ment, with the Tavern boys for the second consecutive year bringing home the "A" trophy and $175 in prize money. Also for the second year in a row, Dominion pitcher Brian Hodgins was named "most valuable player in the tournament. In their first game, the Tavern triumphed by a score of 8-1 over Lobb's Caseys of Clinton. Leading the way for the winners was Richard Schilbe with a double and two singles, Kevin McKin- non with two singles, Wayne Meidinger and Brian Hodgins with one hit each and Jeff O'Brien with a tri- ple. Winning pitcher Brian Hodgins allowed three and recorded nine strikeouts. In their next game, the Dominion Tavern recorded a 13-2 victory over the Les Pines club of Exeter. Randy McKinnon lead the onslaught with a home run, triple and a double, Mark Regier was next with two doubles and a triple, Jeff O'Brien followed with a single, double and triple, Wayne Meidinger had a home run and a double next came Ken Fenwick with a double and Garry Kiehler, Kevin McKinnon and Brian Hodgins with singles each. Brian Hodgins again was the winning hurler as he allowed two hits and had 10 strikeouts. The Tavern crew then received a bye 3 to the "A" final as a result of their run differential of 23 runs for and only 3 against. The D.J.'s also of the Zurich League reached the "A" final as a result of an 8- 2 victory over Goderich Township, a 7-3 decision over the Hensall Legion and a 4-1 victory over the Travellers of Seaforth. In the decision over Seaforth, D.J. hurler Bill Hodgins had a perfect game for 61/3 innings but with the aid of 2 hits the Travellers were able to score their only two runs of the game in the bottom of the 7th. As a result of their victory over Seaforth, this set the stage for an all -Zurich final between the two arch -rivals. The final was the best played game of the whole tournament, as the Domi- nion Tavern team winning pitcher and tournament MVP Brain Hodgins held the D.J's to three hits while recording eight strikeouts. Losing hurler Cliff Gingerich allowed the tavern only six hits while striking our one. Leading the way for the winners was Pat Bedard with a double and single. Richard Schilbe with a dou- ble; Wayne Meidinger with two singles and Randy McKinnon with a single. SOUTH HURON SLO PITCH Cobras Knighthawks Dashwood Eagles Flyers Steamers lakers Bombers GP W L T Pts 8 7 1 0 14 6 5 1 0 10 6 4 1 1 9 7 4 3 0 8 7 3 4 0 6 6 2 4 0 4 6 1 5 0 2 8 0 0 1 1 Scores Wed. June 17 Knighthawks 17 - Flyers 6 Sunday June 21 Dashwood 8 - Bombers 8 Eagles 13 - Cobras 8 Steamers 14 - fakers 11 Zurich Minor Ball Scores Thurs. June 18 Orioles 23 - Expos 10 Yankees 12 - Tigers 11 Tues. June 23 Pirates 18 - Orioles 16 Send in your gam* sheetsl...and mak* sur• they're accurate Ken Clarke was the big gun for the D.J.'s as he had two singles and scored their only run of the game, getting their other hit was pitcher Cliff Gingerich. Reported by Randy McKinnon. Men take ch�igi, of UnIt�d service The men were in charge of the morning worship. Barrie Gandier was in charge of devotions and a chorus of men from the congregation sang a hymn "Count your blessings": Eugene Fox was the guest speaker and based his com- ment on Romans chapter 1. Coming events Sunday, July 5, 11:15 a.m., Ecumenical church service at the arena. A community choir under the direction of Mrs. Chris Eagleson will sing. Mrs. F. Haberer will accompany .on the organ. July 12, 19, 26 - services as usual, with Peter Snell' in charge. Rev. B. Laing is on holiday and is travelling to the Holy Land. ATTENTION Zurich Sports Organizers Please phone your sports information into Towne andCountry Bowling Lanes at 236- 4923 or .236-4741 (residence). Let us know about your special events or . tournament action. SPORTS • SPOT with Marlene and Tony Bedard • DAILY AGENDA ZURICH'S 125th Anniversary THURSDAY - JULY 2nd 5:00 p.m. Children's Special Events - Program to be Announced 8:00p.m. Fashion Show "The Way We Were" (Sponsored by the Zurich & Area Figure Skating Club) FRIDAY - JULY 3rd 5:30 p.m. --9: 00 p.m. Fish Fry At the Community Centre (Sponsored by the Bluewater Shrine Club) 7:30 p.m. Sto Pitch Bluewater Shrine Club vs CKNX Wingham 9:00 p.m. -1 : 00 a.m. Dances Community Centre Auditorium Teen Dance Music by "Spirit" Arena . Music hu "Llnnsal Tlusrntrsn'. Rand" SATURDAY - JULY 4th 10:00 a.m.”-2:00 p.m. Open House at Zurich Public and St. Boniface Schools 2:00p.m. Parade Display of ANTIQUE CARS and FARM MACHINERY on Community Centre Grounds following Parade 6:00 p.m. Reception - Community Centre 7:00 p.m. 125th Anniversary Dinner Greetings following Dinner . Entertainment (Garage Restaurant from London catering) SUNDAY - JULY 5th 11:OO a.m. Community Church Service at the Community Centre Special Speaker and Music Fellowship Hour following the Service SPECIAL NOTE: Traffic through the village of Zurich will be stopped from 2 p.m. Saturday afternoon to ap- proximately 4 p.m. for the anniversary parade. REGISTRATION Registration will be held at the Souvenir Booth located at the Community Centre. TRAILER PARKING Trailer facilities are available with hydro hook-up and water available. For more information con- tact the souvenir booth. SOUVENIRS Souvenirs of the 125th Anniversary will be available at the Souvenir Booth located at the Com- munity Centre. ANTIQUE DISPLAY AND HISTORICAL PICTURES Daily at the Hay Township Hall Wednesday thru Saturday inclusive from 3:00 to 5:00 p.m. and 7:00 to 9:00 p.m. Sunday from 3:00 to 5:00 p.m.