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Home My WebLink AboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1989-09-19, Page 14a. ij4 Kik aF win A. teim consiStft et- r ;C. more, 'ifsabell Mo t McInnis and 'Flo l • px aim,. e- , senting Branch 180 of the Royal Car nadian Legion, Wingham,. won the.. ladies' zone euchre tournament at, Brussels last Saturday.. In fact, five Wingham teams placed in the top 10 nk the tourna- ment and advance to district play- offs Oct. 28 at Hanover. BOWLING SCORES ;s< MIKE KING of Wingham took his boys to the,. Wingham bowl- ing lanes Sunday for a special day of bowling to mark its 20th anniversary. COMMUNITY CALENDAR Sponsored by: INSURANCE BROKERS` Gorrie 33$-3525 Wingham 357-2636 "INSURING TOMORROW TODAY" Juc Insurance - All types. Homes, business, auto, farm, life :,cnn'nesday, Sept. 20 to Tuesday, Sept. 26, 1989 Wed., Sept. 20 Tues., Sept. 26 Wingham Business Assoc. Meeting, 7 p.m., Wing - ham Golf & Curling Club. Turnberry Township Council Meeting, Bluevale, 7:30 p.m. Monis Township Council Meeting, Township Shed, 7:30 p.m. Training Camp Opens - Boys' Night Out,, Wingham & District's Non -denominational Christian Men's Group, kicks off their second year. Guest speaker, Gerry. Organ, an ex -CFL star with Ottawa Rough Riders' for 12 years. Hope to see you, 8 p.m., St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church, Wingham. Men of all ages and newcomers welcome. THIS WEEK'S BEST (gal (2.. RATE 11 1/4 %, COMMERCIAL LEAGUE Marg's Muppet Babies lead the league with 12 points, followed by Jane's Jetsons, Gale's Gummi Bears and Betty's Bugs Bunnies, all tied for second with seven 'points. Barb's Care Bears have six, while Elva's Ewoks trail with three points; Betty Stanley rolled the ladies' high single of 235 and had the high triple of 628. Kevin Hickey took top honors for the men with a 277 high single and a 707 high triple. Other good games were rolled by Daryl Walker 263, 243; Bruce Henry 250 and Rod Hickey 242. BLUEVALE MIXED The Bluevale Mixed League is back for another season as of Sept. 14. After one week of play, the standings are: Mike's Mets, Etoile's Eskimos and Ross' Red Wings, five points each and Kevin's St. Louis Cardinals, Judy's Blue Jays and Don's Dodgers, two points each. Reta Ross had the ladies' high single of 241 and the high triple of 548 was rolled by Marguerite Fisch- er. Daryl Walker had the Men's high single of 283 and the high triple of 633. Other high games were rolled by '2baMrr;.n►r Walker, 233;, . $o�.d.pd 1Mrs: Fischierr,1 210'aiQ(ances 24/ .L.' v •'. :�..i At• a tts RAV pl6yol°f TS 1F—The Brun els., gray+ J 'nrt`team entry wort the 'W di F si ; rft Glenmer bars and coaches are Walker; back, Jason Rich,extrema '.. Aaron Cour d„Trevor , � les. �riis: KriageF. Kevin Rintoul* 'lirevor . fid' front, Stuart` Rirtoul, Kirk Krieger, Chris Rinke,- Brent. Robinson, Ryan Moffatt and - (Photo courtesy of Helena Krieger) Riverview Sq Mitchell ixt W 143 . The Wingham Riverview Drive- stop. Trevor Machan loaded the viiINGIIAM 15 In Squirts are down two antes to .1VI he bat 4 $ bases with a bunt single of his own.: &.-little shuffling of the batB,n' one in the best -of -five WOAA Barer then scored on a wild pitch: order seemed to.40 the, tele" s championship series .with Mitchell. Mitchell tied the They were trounced 10-2 in thegame in the third 1Ningham opened' the game with first game and then went into extra on a solo homeru i by Brodhagen. five runs, having sent nine batters innings in the second befont ext Wingham took the lead in the to. the plate. g sixth when Danny Gusso got Creeden, started things with a 3-2. In game three, Wingham's bats aboard on an error and moved to triple and scored on Pegg's single. came alive as the boys banged out a ' second when hair drew a walk. Baler followed with a bunt single 15-4 victory. Two wild pitches allowed Gusso to The fourth game will be played move on to third and score thego- and b Fair got aboard an error. in Wingham this Friday night. ahead ran Mowbray and Chris. .Alexander MITCHELL 10, WINGHAM 2 However, Wingham returned the the stroked'.ru scoring singles. Wingham opened the scoring in favor to Michell, allowingthe lead- Sham so n advantage of the second inning when ensu walks to Johnston and Mowbray, a J y off batter to get aboard on an error couple ofpassed Creeden tripled and :scored on a in the bottom of the sixth. " He P dells andscore another ground -out byTravis Baier: u runs in the third. to two n moved to second on a passed.ball more in the third. However; Mite:bell oundedin and scored on a sips'? up.the mid - .a rthe.third to apse t1 on five hits ;;•.de: , , ' $ In thellbottom of the third, t.t4e ` "coup1eT ran hey added Michell; t two runs b r •two. more,rtn. thA fo ikrt 's lead-6ffbatter ripped a g° at a hi; rite ur lt, and " ike' dr ' ' "batt ly[ark" Gib- :she manner an a with, two a s a Single . :..,rc, take a 71 lead : atter before h �tti . Neil owbray gunned down the fifth oR a walk, a stolen base and Shawn Fair slapped a lead-off runner at the plate after catchinga single in the sixth and then reached line drive in right field. another single. third on two wild pitches. Josh The game ended in the eighth Wingham rebounded to plate Ave Johnston then hit'a sacrifice fly to inninas Mitchell's speedster runh in the sixth. Alexander centre to give Wingham its second l? reached first on an error and moved run. Staffer beat out an infield hit and to third on Creeden's single. He Mitchell continued its doming- scored the winner when Vos hit a deep blast to left field. than scoredon Pegg's sacrifice fly. tion with three more runs in the Annis once againBeier then slapped a single and seventh to earn the victo earned the vie- reached base on an ewer. Johnston W i3 .Cont four tory, scattering seven hits, striking cranked a triple to empty the bases, ' only out 14 and walking six. hits against Mitchell thrower Oris - - g then scored on a wild pitch. Annie. Craig Baynton and Creeden Mark Gibson took the tough loss, Mitchell got its final run on yet collected the other two base hits for allowing only six hits and two another walk, a wild pitch and an Wingham. Annis struck out eight lira, while striking out six, error. and walked four to collect the win. For Wirehair, Baler was on base Wingham tallied three runs M the Joel Pegg took the loss, giving up all four times as he stroked two sin- top of the seventh as Evan Poll and 14 hits. He issued three; walks and files, hit into a fielder's choice and Baynt n stroked consecutive sin - struck out seven. was hit by a pitch. Johnston g� which were followed by Pegg's MITCHELL 3, WINGHAM 2 slapped two singles, Creeden homerun. Wingham once again opened the punched a double and. Ouse, and Pegg earned the win, going the scoring as Maier started the second Machan each hada single. distance and allowing three hits, inning with a single. He moved to Wth wing four and striking out 11. second - on a bunt single bygham left 11 runners strand- Wingham pounded 14 hits for the R John- ed during the game. well-deserved win. ingham . giris Midget at $ab file runts in the fifth and sixth to add struck'out thenekt'b passed ball and a single N '1 M . tc ell added a smgle the Visit our newly renovated office and celebrate our l04years of service in your community. A FREE GIFT is waiting for you when you open a personal savings/chequing account with an initial deposit of $2,000 or more. 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Harriston scored a solitary The Wingham Midget girls' base- run in the last inning. the opposition, as Wingham fin- The team has earned the title West- The third gamewas played Sept. fishedoverHthearriston. sealer with a 14-2 victory ern Ontario Athletic Association 13 in Wingham andagain the home WOAA umpire Bev Wilken pre - champions by crushing Harriston team defeated its rivals in an 8-3 sensed the trophy to the champs. last Thursday for the third time in match. their best three -glut -of -five series, The fourth and final sane was The winning teamis coached by which an Sept.. g Brenda by Christie and Tharen Riley, Pt held Sept. 14 in. Harriston, but hav- assisted by Bill Kerr. 1-larristoft narrowly took the first ing the home advantage didn't help game with a 3-2 victory, but Wing- hant's strong comeback in the three thedustfollowing games left Harriston in�, athletes. 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