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Home My WebLink AboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1989-09-05, Page 15Page 4B - The Wingham Advance-Tiniee, Sept. 5,1989 Riverview Squirts are The Wingham Riverview Drive - In Squirts are up two games to one in their WOAA playoffs and are split with Goderich in Tri -County play. After downing Wiarton 7-0 in the first game of the best three -out -of - five series, Wingham lost a 2-1 squeaker, but then rebounded to win another tight one by an 8-7 score. In the 2-1 contest, Wingham opened the scoring as lead-off bat- ter Josh Johnston stroked a single and moved to second on) Trevor Machan's sacrifice bunt. Jeremy Creeden then singled to cash in Johnston. Wiarton tied the game in the fifth on a single, a passed ball and a wild throw to third base. They won it in the sixth on three singles as pitcher Jason Brereton crossed the plate. Brereton scattered five hits, struck out seven and issued one walk. Mark Gibson took the tough loss for Wingham, giving up only five hits while striking out nine and walking two. For Wingham, Creeden had three singles, while Chris Alexander and Johnston each stroked one. The next game was a gift from above, as rain and lightning threat- ened to end the game after the fifth inning with Wiarton leading 6-4. However, the storm stayed away from the ball park and gave Wing - ham an opportunity for a come- back. Wiarton added arun in the sixth for a 7-4 lead. Wingham plated four runs in the seventh for the victory. Johnston started things wit!i a shot to the third baseman that was mishan- dled. Joel Pegg and Creeden each drew walks and then Travis Baier lined a drive off the right fiehle; s glove. He ended up on third and represented the winning run. Machan then slapped a triple to left field to register the running RBL For Wingham, Johnston had a single, reached base twice on errors and scored two runs. Creeden had. a triple, a single and two walks and also scored three runs. Pegg had a walk and a single and scored twice. Pegg picked up the win, allowing nine hits while striking out six and walking two. Wingham's usually - steady. defence committed six errors.' Brereton took the loss, allowing six hits, while striking out five and walking three. .oix�,c9.Wz��ig/ SPORTSMEN'S HOI1SESHOES Single round, 30 point horseshoes games were played last Thursday night at the Sportsmen Club. First place finishers were Elmer McFarlane and 'Eugene Kuntz, 5 wins and a plus of 18. COMMUNITY CALENDAR Sponsored by: BROKE -'- Wingham 357-2636 Carrie 335-3525 Insurance - All types. Homes, business, auto, farm, life Wingham also split a pair of Walker drew 4 walk and then..wound tying run.. Gibson up on • th'the winnt games with Goderich in the Tri- with two out, Gibson started asin- . third- Poll stepped up to 11*l to - r ani County south division final. The gig to the /e, t field, that eluded. the . and watched a wild pitch goAO.t ?. rd e � 44 third and deciding game will be fielder, allowing Walker to score the screen and Gibson crossed the plata i walks and•siEi played in Goderich on Tuesday i . night. In game one, Goderich trounced Wingham 13-4. They struck quickly, scoring six runs in the first inning on three singles and three walks. They added three more in the third on a single and a pair of homeruns. Goderich continued the rout with four more runs in the fifth. Wingham finally hit the score- board with a run in the sixth. Shaun Walker walked and then moved to second when Gibson also drew a free pass. Walker moved to third on a passed ball and then scored on a wild pitch. Winghatit finally started to hit the Milli the seventh as the boys plated their final three runs on con- secutive singles byMachan, Pegg and* Creeden followed by a John- ston double. Gibson pitched one-third of the inning, giving up three hits, three walks and six runs while striking out seven: In game two, Wingham showed up determined to produce a better showing. After shutting down Goderich in the top of the first, Wingham opened the scoring in their half as lead-off batter Shawn Fair ripped a single and moved to second on Johnston's sacrifice bunt. The right -Reader then dropped Pegg's fly ball, which allowed Fair to score. In the third, Gibson singled and then Evan Poll hit into a fielder's choice to move Gibson to second, who then scored on Johnston's sin- gle. Goderich rebounded to take a 3-2 lead in the fourth on a walk, two singles and a double. Wingham then put together another come- back in the bottom of the seventhto win it 4-3. a Saving S9 0 Knecht& 675 g loaf White Bread 9 Campbell's 104oz. Tomato Soup: Robin Hood 10 kg All Purpose Flour 9 wftlojt coupon Campbell's 10 oz. Chicken Noodle or Vegetable Soup 500 g Singles 24's or 16's, Velveeta 16's Kraft Cheese Slices 24 x 280 ml. cans Assorted Flavours Canada Dry 2.88 5.99 500 g Plain, Light, Mexican Kraft with 500 coupon Cheez Whiz without coupon 750 mL bottles Assorted Flavours Canada Dry ■ 48 oz. V8 Juice .99 pus deposit Stafford 19 oz. tin Cherry or Blueberry Pie Filling 3x49 Wednesday, Sept. 6 to Tuesday, Sept. 12, 1989 Wed., Sept. 6 , Wingham Board of Police Conimissioners Neal ' 3" p.m., Town Hall. Thurs., Sept. 7 Brownie, Guide, Pathfinder & Ranger Registration at Wingham United Church Gym, 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. Registration for Belmore Figure Skating & Minor Hockey, 7 to 9 p.m., Bei:more Library; also Sat., Sept. 9, 10 a.m. to 12 noon. Fri., Sept. 8 Dance,Bluevale Hall, ladies please bring lunch. Sat., Sept. 9 Brussels Queen of the Fair' Crowning and Dance. Speeches 8 p.m, dance 9 p.m., Brussels Community Centre. THIS''WEEK'S BEST G.I.C. RATE 11 1/4% JIM ROSS and PIONEER BRAND PRODUCTS and ALPINE PLANT FOODS invite you to a PLOT TOUR Friday, September 8, 1989 from 11 am to 3 pm at Lot 31, Concession 12, East Wawanosh-Township MACHINERY and PLOWING DEMONSTRATION Courtesy: C. A. Becker Equipment Ltd. Lunch Included - EVERYONE WELCOME! Wingham - Highway co Sidoroad 30-31 East Wawanosh ,,;�• Whitechurch James A. Ross PLOT R.R. 3, Wingharn, Ont. X. (519) 357-3895 Lawn -bowling tt urr a rh acts-... 28 entries ABC 10 Iitre Laundry - Detergent 1.89 The Wingham Lawn Bowling , Club hosted a tournament last Sat- urday, Aug. 26, with 28 entries. The winners were: first, Ed Smyth, Goderich, three wins, 46;{ second, Don Clendinning, Inger- ' soli, three wins, 44 and a plus of 2; taiird, Jack Treleaven, Lucknow, ree wins, 44. In fourth spot was Orville Elliott,. Lucknow, three wins, 36; fifth, Brad �. Flemming of Sarnia, two wins, 42 and a plus' of 4; sixth, Harvey Scrimgeour, Goderich, two wins, 39 and aplus of 3; seventh, Jack Fisher, Lucknow, two wins, 39 and a plus of 2 and eighth, Lorne Webb, Goderich, two wins, 39. Walter Newcombe of Clinton won the consolation at one win, 18 and a plus of 12. Bares meet Buddies tonight Assorted Sizes Ultra Pampers - Diapers 11'14!' With This Coupon SAVE 50° bf1 The Purchase Of 1-500 g Jar of ' Plain, Light or Mexican KRAFT CHEEZ WHIZ Special Price With This. 50c Coupon 2" :l Special Price Without Coupon 3.49 With This Coupon SAVE 500 Off The Purchase o16-10 oz, Tins of YJ'' CAMPBgLL'S ►`�• TOMATO- SOUP Special .Price 6 99 Special Price With This Without Coupon 50' Coupon• 6/249 Valid Only Al Knechtel Assoc. Stores Coupon Expires Sat., Sept. 9, 1989 Valid Only At Knechtsl Assoc. Stores Coupon Expires Sat., Sept. 9, 9989 14'6092A999 Product of USA Canada #1 kg. 1.52 Green Seedless Grapes Product of Ontario Canada #1 The Shoppers' Drug Mart -spon- sored Bluevale Bares fought hard last week, but came up short losing two close games to Brown's Bud- dies in the 'A' division playoffs. On Monday night in Bluevale, the Bares were down seven runs until the third inning when they desperately tried to over -power the Buddies, but only got three runs in and three more in the sixth to end the match at 8-6. In Trowbridge last Thursday night, the Bares kept the game close throughout. The Bares' first two , batters scored and the team tried to keep on top- of the Buddies. How- ever, Brown's came back as strong as ever with two homeruns and girls on base both times, • The Bares played some great -ball, but couldn't capitalize on the girls left on base — too little too late. The Thursday match -up ended at 6-4. The next playoff match is tonight, Tuesday, at 8:30 in Bluevale. Ib. 9 Green Cabbage Product of Ontario Canada #1 Z/.99 Celery Stalks bunch .69 tam Ontario Pork kg. 1.94 Plain or Garlic Picnic Shoulder Roast ib. .88 kg. 4.17 Store Made Sausa . e Ib. 1.89 Maple Leaf Assorted Varieties Popular Lunch Meats 175gpkg, e9 9 WINGHAM K.FOODS HOURS: Mon., Tues. & Sat. 8-6; Wed., Thurs & Fri. 8-9 Values In effect until closing Saturday, Sept. 9/89 Home Delivery Seniors' Discounts on Wednesdays For a complete listing of this week's specials see our flyer in the mail. m Sales Arena at. 9 to 6 pm; Fri, nights until 9 pm 357-1730 �it� � iher� ship at tha to ch Oo I, Coiiegeor University a w Winghalm Bales Arena tfld.Boys' Rit'nners:'Summer' and Fall Jackets, Fleece Lined Tops and Sotto ns;.;Blue Jeans and Cords mor of all t)# brewers; Night Tables; single and Doubt a d and Antique over buy s%me. BULK FOOD su lk u b 'Gig r B'rtd r Raisins, Coconut,