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Player
Glen ll,'igert .... "..:...Cana.da Co, 44 21
> i11 Gallow , : . French 42 20
Greg Hansen Ziebart 35 ' . 16
Casey Wildgen•" CanadaCo. 30 ' 13
Lei Arbour ..:. --.,; • • Ziebart"' 26 11 .
Wayne Draper r.. • Lakeport 36 15 ,416
Louis Yu idt Brindley T 28 -:• 11 ' .' :g92
Ross 'Briltdley• ,. BrindleyiT .23 -9 • .3.01_
Phil Petrie •.'. . Gord'sy, 44 . 1.7. ` .386
•jtuss Pruden, : ::. •I, . `McGee's 35 13 ` , - ,374
GOIERICIii INDUSTRIAL SOFTBALL
13atting Standings...........,._
Team tI3
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1ODERIiggI'JNDUSTRIAL SOFTBALL
LEAGUE STANDINGS
DIVISION "A" -
Team
Ziebart Rustproofers •
French Cleaners •
Zitfle Bowl •• •
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Lakeport Steelers 4
12„, 1 0
9.. .. 4 0
4 7 ,� 1
-BrindreyT
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McGee Pontiacs. ...
Fister'Builders .•....-_....;..., .. 8...: -.
Gord's Sports 6
Canada
Co.. ....... .: , .. 4 9•
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' 'GAMES SUNDAY
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Lakeport vs Ziebart,
Gord's vs McGee
Fisher vs- Brindley T- •
Little.Bowl vs Canada Co.'
:GAMES MONDAY
r7".• Gord's vs Fisher
French vs Lakeport
GAMES WEDNES'D'Ak,.
Little Bowl vs McGee •
Brindley P vs French.
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FIRAT> CE' -Pace -„ PurseS250
COKELLA•i�'''. . , E. Withers
JARVIS COUNSEL J. Muir '
• NORTHWOOD MISSEY'- `'J: Duckworth
CLAIM JUMPER . • J. Lester
1. Campbell
C. Fisher
D. Jewitt
J'. McDaid '.
CI•UEF'NOBLE
SHOCKEM ALL. •
SKIPPIC S LASS
SWILL•YBOY -- SECOND RACE -Pace
ANABRET HAMMER.
entries
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SIXTH RACE -Pace •
CITY BOOTS. '
ROYAL MAE GRATTAN.
GRATEFULDANDE '
SCOTCH A PLENTY •
SWINGBRIDGE -
TIMBERINA HY,
CHECKMATE
CLAYBROOK RICCI
PURSE ;300 '' EDGEWOOD.CIIIP
P. Maguire
• TINY'S'COPPER DUKE - R. Williamson
SLOW DEAN - - R. Colvin
TBA
DISQUALIFIED
A.C. DILLON
-SPINNER '.
DREAM VOLO
ROMPIN RHONDA
A MORTGAGE LIFTER.
TH!R'D-RACE-:Pate --:
OL MEL
WILLAS FERRICA
SCARLET SHERYL '
J Lester`'
- Ia Jewitt
TBA
Meltwain
B. Rapson
-Purse•;30'0.
R. Battin
R. Williamson
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BONNIE MEADOWS' .. • W:W. McLean
' SUNDAY TOPIC " '• =J. Duckworth
ACKWIN' - B. Rapson •
IMA-TACTI•LE • - C. Crandon.
GRANNYMATHERS' R.-Mathers
RAGTIME KID •
SEVENTH RACE - Pace
PRIMA -AMBER '
JUST A DODGER'
CHICOPEE STAN '' *
MAGGIE'S FLIGHT -
WILLASMARNIE
• Purse ;250
G. Roebuck
J,. McKsgue
R. Colvin
J. Mtiig
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plate: The. first time he .
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Brindley T 3 French 2
Brindley Transport posted
two 'runs in ' the. first' and
added the winner in the third
to edge French Cleaners 3-2'in
a -rain shortened, GoderiCh.
Industrial softball_ • ;league
game. Wednesday night. The
game, called in the sixth due
to rain, was the fourth win of
the season for the Truckers
and roiled a ,pid by_ French to
Giese '" the ' gap_.::cin - leag,ue
leading Z-iebart Rustproofers.
Brian :-.'Hey- opened , the
game'sscoring as the leadoff
batter taking ' advantage of
two- French e.rreirs tb.'1'and on
. second: Hoy stole third and
scored' on a single by Ross
• Brindley. Brindley. used
..single's from Louis .Yundt'arid
• John. Hoy to score the seco-nd
Brindley run::1,1e-•dre•w--a- alk -
in • the third'' and moved
around on a. single by 'Louis
"--TYundt: aid wn the ame on a
single by Bruce Fisher.
Fr -enc -h teethe game in the
• Opening . inning collecting a
pair of runs 'off six batters.
Ron 'Klages° drew a walk to
lead off the"htrench order and
stole - secorid ` base.- 'Frank.
;rand' Glen Tigert- helped his
own ,eause with a t ree run
er defence. tightened up
round tripper. Mike; ' to retire the side.
followed up with a double and_ Fred Pellow fanned - n
Mike Donnelly singled him batters and gave up seven
hits
home Mike •Palmer iCm the win.while 'Bruce..
Stoll was, tagged : fot' seven
sacrificed* and Bill ° Durst hits in theloss.
singled . • home the winner, -
F i s.her, FYiliCtl 0 4„,,
Dohnelly scored afm';itiSurance ;�;;, C
marker'in the sixth Brian
r . ustom Builders
Brandiey and'John Hoy ; • to shutout Freneh Cleapers 5.-
0
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0 and -zim:ave closer .to._McC ee
scored -'the' other l`ottr ;13fin- in Division °"B" standings in
clley runs. y.: Iimdtistrial ftball . action °
,Glen T -igen gave up •eight
a4-1 win
Stealers. e
n'R 1�raper-
for the homer in the second
singled and the Builders Were
inning to tie the score after g.
Dra=per -had -sashed -one -out up..bx--two:Dennis LeBri�n-,
made It three in the'' fourth
of the park. for. the Stoelers In' .:
the top of the `inning. Paul inning when he slammed a
D�elly used a Stealer error to ball out of the park' for a
single and errors•"to Harry round -trip. Jack MacKinnon,
Kerr. and -John Phillips Walked in the fifth and singles
p from Jim Durs•t,' Chuck
allowed, Kelly to score the :Jewell and' Jim ,Bell jumped,
winner..
scattered if hies' for iiye runs
.Hoy, Term y Paulter Ross•
Monday
Bile Brian
n the loss. f
Lakeportl
hammered a w
eandthree•
. Pontiacs s
to
hits for the win While on •ay night.
Hoy gave up eiighti Fisher went to wank in the
McGee Lirst tiOng grabbing'.. the
Russ Pruder ha inning run. John Hoy drown
pitch ever -the fent walk and Fred ,Pellow singgled,
erroi:•s later McGeeo Move him to third. Pee��i'ovv--.
:were on their way tole' second and a Fr nch.
• or.r:'the Lakeport rror..allowed Hey to score
Pr_izder-tagg.ed_Way
and- Pellow to . move ---into• .
scoring position. Jirn`I511rst : ,
the score to five •
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•MacDonald waited out walk Doug .. Spitzig added: -an..
_ , • Fred- •Pellow got the
-- to fill fmgst and George Sutton. insurance marker in the fifth fanning nine Cleaners afmd.
sacrificed . 'to move -both starting off with a single after
runners into scaring position. John.Warr had beat .out ``a giving up' four "(lits, Bill
�:Blll. Gallow '1 amm.ar . a Stealer error. Deb Shewfelt' gGallow wag . the loser giving „
up 11 hits and striking 'out'°
double to bring them both hit; a fielder's choice that .;_
across and•tie the garmme, - - , caught Warr, at third Ron `""
Brian Hoy then brought his • ' Sowerby forced a. Steeler ' . Ziebart 1 McGeee '
The two division, leaders
•arm to bear on the Cleaners• error that scored Spitzig and- •.
fought for seven and one third
holding them to just three hits left Shewfelt,on third and Don
across five' innings: The effort Johnson sacrificed Shewfelt scoreless innings -before Ron
earned hirci a win while Don across., ., Whetstone caught a triple and
1VIcWlunneDraper ' scored •Kray Volland after;
y gave.up a half p tagged Ron'
Sower for one' .of three .Volland had managed one
;a dozen hits in the loss, b-Yotic single off Rick Sowerby,.,
'Canada Co. 10..Brindley T8 - - Steele(- hits and hammered The game; a classic pmt- • `
Canada Co, , splurged for ' the ,ball out of the park for cuing -defensive duel; had
five runsin-the fourth inning Lakeport's solo run. Draper only nine hits throughout with
to Wipe out, a. two Tun deficit. gave up. five hits in the kiss. •21 : batters.going ' with
n
and ed a Trans ort' fisher 3 Little. Bowl•2 •
g Brindley ' ii
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win in S
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s ow•erb • wa's
:Jack" "The- Germ':
g g• Y
i0 8 in Sunday's league . ac- h e tagged for half a dozen lits
tion. Two' walks, two' singles, MacKinnon slammed a home
.a :double•°and,.a.hom:e runinp run'in the first, 'extra inning . •and fanned ° seven . batters• _
the :inning boosted Canada and'boosted Fisher .Custom m while his counterpart. Simon.
Langois
Co, to their fourth :win in '11 Builders .out .of a, two run 'gave un .three hits
and fanned 1.4 for the win.' `•'11,
starts, ' •ddadlock with Little ' Bowl- ...•• Paul. Kelly, reached third
The league rookies jumped giving -the Builders a 3-2 win, '. twice' -for' the reached
Pontiacs but
into- a' first inning four run ' MacKinnon jumped on- a b th- t'
o Imes was nelo OII -the
n,Fauw _ lead but` couldn't hold off the., .1 ruCe Stoll. pitch for the one `
�r.uuru{e-i+u�:neavaw a..u. waLt;.Rcu•aa•� .+a• +�. top ..of the
walk.d q.ote • Geconct _ and
.D Jewitt Bri`n'dle'y "�"urrie,' a m o a i. • 9 - -ms � 'tl'i��'--�
TBA•
... _.two.... run; .deficit, Pat Con
Purse;4,541.74 ," " r
. started the :game off .W.th a
wa
B Webster anmoved to e'cond on
•Nik Mirk . .
EicHTIrRACE :- Pace-*
DERBY BOB
HAZY -DARES
BELVA'S LEE .
JANET EXPRESS .
JUDY;MATHERS; _. ,
MARCH WILL
:JERSEY' DELL
SPOILED BEN.
NINTH RACE -Pace '
WAY.:KID ,. ..
$AY'BE HAYFEE
MARGO JOHNSTON
EXCEL MAC • - •
CACTUS MACK
TAILBACK,
MULBERRY PAINTER
MIKE'S Ji tMY°LYNN
TENTH-RACEry-Pace
WINNING CLASS
NANCY ROCKET
MARGIE5 GIRL
LISA DAY
• REZMARGLORY.
• COUNTESS JILCARO..
J. Meriam
FOURTH RACE -Pace - Q Purse $4,741.74
JANICE MCDONALD S. McDonald
TREFOIL DEBBIE . R. Stevens'
:LE ri'BR WIN D, Williams
AWAY KIILEAN , v . B. Warner
MbimrSA SMOOTHIE E. Sigfrid'
D. Wall.
N. Campbell
nese WO
, • B. Colvin
C. Crandon
R. Rundle
J. Pollard
G. Durdie
J.•McKague
B. Volland
J. Muir
PENNY BROWN
MOTHER PARKER'
FIFTH RACE - Trot
STAGE DANCER
MISS SKIPPERETTE
CHARGIN-CHARLIE
JAT
JEFFERSON PEGGY
SAX HQNOVE'R
OZARR_OHRIS
BARBARA'S BILLY
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The products of pickling can only be as good as the
quality of the initial' ingredients. By starting with the
best ingredients possible and then carefully following a 'r -
ti recipe, a desirable end product"should result.
' The following is a
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vegetables:
fruit:
cucumbers:
}salt: ,
spices:
vinegar:
. sugar:
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list of the' type of bu'isic pickling
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young, tender.
• slightly under rite`
special pickling' variety
granulated pickling
fresh, whole . .
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usually white
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C.Sternmler ' lk d
R.Eiekr singled .to load the bags Mike
Redmoria caught a single'to
TBA -a wild pitch. Bob Dick waited
D. Wall out a walk and Glen Tigert
Corbett
Purse.$3oo._. , sGore• Conlon.'and Brian "Hoy
R. Williamson
walked tw� runs over before • D. Jewitt •�.
R. Colvin Bill Durst•ham'mer'ed a. long
Wm.German •'centre field sacrifice to score
M. Sewers' the fourth. • - '
J. Ceelen ,•-
P.Maguire The'"Truckers came back
G. Roebuck ' ..,with:_;four.._o£_tbeir own: inth_e
Purse;350 bottom -half ofithe inning after,
v: vanstone Steve Haggitt led off with a
'Will' German - : tri le:. Bruce Bowman singled
A. Abbott A - g
J.' Meriam to score Haggitt and'Bruce.
.TBA" Fisher singled' to :move
G. Durdle - B owrrian down.. Brian Hoy'
• took advantage of. a -Canada
Co. error to load.the bags for
TerryPaulter's three bagger.
R; Jerry -
" G. Roebuck
Purse $4,531.74
D. Shewfelt
TBA Canada' Co. enjoyed
a.Lesier_--_another -big inning in the
D.. Wall
Quirie fourth when.Pat Conlon and
M Corbett,Bob-Dick led off with walks
Dennis __.LeBrun' led 'off :,the
,F4sher bath. in the'first'and led
" off the ; game's scoring.-
LeBrun singled, moved to• .
second on a pass ball and took
"advantage .of sacrifices from
•John Hoy and- Jim Duff -Te
score ` the run. -'Fred"• Peilow-
gave the ' Builders.; a sixth
inning. two run lead ;.with.,a
single. Pell.ow moved. to .
second on .Jack -Ma_ cKinnon"s
sacrifice.and third on a single`
by htick:. Ji-m,_Beli...
went to third on a pass b"a•1t.
Langlois fanned'the next two
batters . and Rick :Sowerby'
popped up to...end, the inning:
In. the . sixth Kelly singled;
went to second on a pass ball
and - stole third. Harry: Kerr
stria out' and DonwJohnston
drew a .walk but an attempted -
silueeze caught. Kelly at the.
plate and preserve.]' the. ;
shutout. •
•The-'Rustproofers left (nen'
on third three times in seven
1:MR10:before finally; scoring'
Volland in the eighth. The win
was the 12th, for Ziebart,
against, one loss. McGee have
a nine and four record tcl:lead -
Division `B"
slamine'd a • centre • field -
sacrifice: • fly-: to score
MacKinnon:
Little: Bowl::batsstarted to
work in the bottom of the
Sixth- putting the Bowlers
back into the game. Glen -
Fajlkner waited out a walk
and scored the first 'Bowler
run- .on Bill Black's 'double
Mike Wildgen followed up
with a- two bagger of his own ,
to tie _the game before the
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