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READY TO CUT LOOSE—Ron Riley, on the mound for
the Wingham BPs, prepares to deliver a pitch to Ben
Blackwell of Teeswater as Glenn Gallaher and Bruce
Starts at Dusk
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Skinn guard the baselines. Teeswater
lead through the first seven innings and
6-0 over the BPs.
built up a 3-0
went on to win
Belmore edges Juniors 5-3
By Peter Bauer
Don Busby batted in the
winning run in the eighth
inning, breaking a 3-3,
deadlock and handing the
Wingham Juniors a'tough 5-3
defeat last week.
After spotting Belmore a
three -run lead in the first
inning, the Juniors battled
back to tie the score with two
runs in their half of the first
and another in the fourth:
Murray Mawhinney led off
the eighth inning with a
single, went to second on a
ground -out by Dave Eadie
and took third on a single by
Kevin Schneider, scoring as
Busby was thrown out at
first.
Jim LeGrand crossed the
plate in the ninth inning to
score the fifth run for
Belmore. After striking out
at the plate, LeGrand got on
base by outrunning the throw
to first when the catcher
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dropped the ball. He went to
second on a passed ball and
scored. on Ross Baird's
single.
Belmore struck quickly for
three runs in the first, as
Rick Scrimgeour had trouble
with control, w.,lking one
man and allowing him to
advance on a wild pitch. The
three runs scored on four hits
and a fielding error.
The Juniors got on the
scoreboard in their half of
the first with Kent Cerson
and Troy Pocaluyko
collecting RBIs. Pocaluyko
circled the- diamond in the
fourth inning for the, other
Wingham run as he led off
with a single, advanced to
second on a passed ball and
then scored on Ken
Deichert's single.
Dave Eadie was the
starting pitcher for Belmore,
giving up three runs on five
hits while striking out 11. He
gave way to Ross Baird in
the sixth inning and Baird
gave up no runs on four hits
while striking out six for the
win.
Scrimgeour went the
distance for the Juniors,
giving up five runs on nine
hits while walking one and
striking out 10.
Clifford Aces clip
Wingham Juniors
By Peter Bauer
The Clifford Aces handed
the Wingham Juniors their
third loss of the season,
defeating Wingham 4-1 in a
-game-=played- at Clifford on
Sunday.
Barry Richardson was the
winning pitcher, allowing
just one run on one hit
through five innings while
striking out five batters. Reg
Walls came on in relief for
the final four innings,
allowing no runs on one hit
while notching five strike-
outs.
Rick Scrimgeour was the
losing pitcher, giving up four
runs on six hits through six
and two-thirds innings and
registering seven strike-
outs. Kent Cerson came on to
blank Clifford in relief.
Clifford picked up two runs
in the third inning on two hits
,k.andxadded singles• -in the
fourth and seventh innings.
The Juniors have four
games on the road before
returning home for a return
match against Clifford June
7. They were' scheduled to
play at Chepstow on -Tuesday
night, go on to Chesley on
Thursday night and. then
have back-to-back games
against Teeswater Sunday
afternoon and next Tuesday
night. All the night games
are 8:30 starts, with the
afternoon match scheduled
for 2 p.m.
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May 23, 1984
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• Owen Sound',s" newest
recreational facility, the
Bayshore - Comr .unit ty Cin
tre, will Who lora on otthe
first Continental. Lacrosse
cup this June 24 to, July 1. -
As the maljor component of
the Canadian Lacrosse
Association's five-year plan,
an international festival of
lacrosse is being inaugurat-
ed in 1984. The festival
will encompass all prov-
inces and for 'the first time
AMR lottery
draw winners
All the draws have been
made in the Wingham and
District Association for the
Mentally Handicapped
monthly lottery. Winners in
the series were:
$500 winners: Joe Clark,
Hilda Brown, Maxine
Taylor, Dr. and Mrs. S.
Leedham, Sharon Skinn,
Keith Fitzgerald, Pearl
Hodgins and Mary Ellen
Elston, all from Wingham,
as well as Tim Heffer, RR 1,
Wingham; the Belgrave
Kinsmen Club; Mayfair
Restaurant Men's Club,
Lucknow, and Laurie Goetz
of London.
$100 winners were: Sharon
Montgomery, Mark Bailey,
Dr. Marie Gear, Irima
Edgar, Helen Czsemore,
Marks Bros., Blair Bushell,
Jean Ellacott and Verna
Taylor, all of Wingham;
Lynda ,Owen of RR 1,
Lucknow; Myrtle Grant of
Teeswater and Lois Alton of
RR 7, Lucknow.
Association members
thank everyone who sup-
ported them through this
lottery.
Belgrave
Mrs. Donald Stonehouse'of
Guelph called on her cousins,
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Stone-
house, on Thursday.
Dinner guests with Mr.
and Mrs. Gordon McBurney
on Sunday were Professor
and Mrs. William Andrews
of Toronto, Rev. and Mrs.
John G. Roberts of Belgrave
and Mr. and Mrs. Alex
Robertson of Wingham.
Mr. and Mrs. Carman Far -
pi er-andi,i3°rian' and • Miss
Winnifred ' Farrier of Long
Branch spent the weekend
with Mr. Charlie Higgins and
Miss Dorothy Higgins, also
visited with Mr. and Mrs.
Tom Pletch of Brussels and
Mr. and Mrs. Ross Higgins
and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Emerson
Mitchell of Walton visited on
Sunday evening with Mr. and
Mrs. Bert Johnston.
Helie very best lac esse pop the C
cabs in the: world will co rete The tournament 1lil
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Canada will he re- : II ompetin8 m 'around-robin
seated by four comference .+ eries with. crossover
all-star 'teams, from the playoffabek tween the fourt0R
teams to determine tb1e
championship finalists.
Gold, silver and . bronze
medals will be awarded to
the winners, runners-up and
third-place finishers.
West 'Coast, ;the Prairies, ,
Central Canada and, the
Maritimes..
Entries also are expected
from Australia, the United
States and the Native
Peoples of America,
John Tobias )of Ottawa, a
CLA spokesman, said the
Owen Sound North Stars'
application to host "The
Festival of Box Lacrosse"
was accepted for several
reasons'
He said the North Stars
submitted the best ap-
plication, - were well
prepared and have an ex-
cellent facility. Hosting the;.
tournament was open to any
Canadian community that
wished to apply, but the only
two major provinces that did
were Ontario and British
Columbia.
Canada's • national team
coaches and administrators
will coordinate and ad-
ministrate conference team
selections and training
camps. The conference
teams will have fully -
certified coaches and
managers selected through
First-year Squirts
defeat Teeswater
Wingham's first-year
Squirts defeated Teeswater
6-5 in a real thriller last
Thursday. It was a close
game from start to finish
with both teams battling
each inning to gain the ad-
vantage.
The pitching on both teams
was superb, Peter Poulin go-
ing the full seven innings for
Wingham and striking out 15
batters.
Greg Deyell was Wing -
ham's hero at the plate and
delivered a clean double to
right field and scored the
winning run on a fielder's
choice.
The Squirts' next home
game is Thursday evening at
6:30 at the Josephine Street
park.
Walkerton club hosts
weekend auto exhibition
This weekend, June 1, 2
and 3, the Kinsmen Club of
Walkerton will host the first
annual Auto Exhibition of
the New and Old. Antique
cars, classics and new
models will be on display at
the Walkerton Recreation
Complex,
Inside the Walkerton
Arena will be 30-35 antique
and classic cars from five
categories: 1929 and before,
1930-191Q,1940-1949,1950-1959
and 1960-1969. The new car
display will be in the
Agricultural Building and
outside in the sports field will
be a large open show of
antiques and classics. Door
prizes will also be awarded.
Times to visit the show
are: Friday, June 1, from 7
to 9:30 p.m.; Saturday; 1 to
9:30 p.m., and Sunday from 1
to 5 p.m. Hot food and snacks
are available.
Brownie comer
The following Brownies
received badges: Candice
Allen, Writer, Neighbor,
Artist, Pet Keeper and
Singer; Amy Jo Cretier,
Cyclist and Toymaker;
Tha'f" n'Keil;' MuSi ian-;' acid
Kendra Merkley, Gardener.
Group C went on a nature
hike with Snowy Owl (Dilys
Chapman). Debbie Perkins
from the Maitland Valley
Conservation Authority
conducted the hike at the
Sunshine Tract. Group C
then returned to the
Wingham park for dinner.
Our thanks to all those who
BPs are shut out
6-0 by Teeswater
By Peter Bauer
The Wingham BPs suf-
fered their second con-
secutive loss of this year's
Bluewater campaign on
Sunday, ending up on the
short end of a'6-0 decision.
Doug Millen of Teeswater
hurled a five -hitter en route
to the win, striking out five.
Bob Moffatt accounted for
all the runs Teeswater would
need when he cranked a two-
run blast over the right -field
fence in the third inning,
after Larry Meyer had
singled with one out.
Teeswater scored another
run in the fourth inning
before cementing the win in
the ninth inning with three
runs on three hits and a BP
error.
Ron Riley was the losing
pitcher, giving up four runs
on five hits while' recording
one strike -out through eight
and one-third innings. Don
Edgar, who came in to finish
the ninth inning gave up two
runs on two hits while
striking out one.
The BPs were scheduled to
play Belmore in Wingham on
Tuesday night, weather
permitting, with Teeswater
returning here for another
game on Thursday night
starting at 9 p.m. They then
take on Clifford next Tues-
day night at 8:30 before
traveling to Chepstow June
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RED SHIELD AWARD --Captain Borden Linkletter of the Wingham Salvation Army
and Doug McBurney, this year's Red Shield Appeal chairman, presented an award of
merit to Al Skelton and Jack Gillespie of CKNX radio and television last Friday in
recognition of all the help given to the Red Shield over the years by the station.
helped and to Lynn Marr
who looked after the hot
dogs.
Group A helped with the
Brownie program, with
some of the girls becoming
"Owls". The Brownies made
their table favors for the
banquet.
The Brownies were told
again what they are to bring
to camp.
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IT'S OK, DAD—BP right fielder Nei! Beeman gets a com-
forting hug from daughter Missy after the BPs'lost 6-0
to Teeswater in a Sunday afternoon game' at.Wingham.
Batters up, 'Belmore
A good number of fans are
showing up to cheer their
teams on even if they have to
bundle up in winter coats and
woolen blankets. Hopefully
the weather is going to warm
up and more people will take
advantage of some of the
excellent ball being played
at the local parks.
If you have a son or a
daughter playing ball, do try
to attend their games and
give them your support as it
not only helps them but adds
to the team spirit. Next week
will see most of the local
teams in action.
These are the games to
report: Bantam girls,
Belmore, 13, and Belgrave,
4; Intermediate ladies,
Walkerton, 12, and Belmore,
5; Bantam boys, Teeswater,
17, and Belmore, 10.
In the Bluewater Fastball
League, ' the Belmore
Intermediate Men came up
with a couple of wins:
Belmore, 5, and the
Wingham Juniors, 3; and
David Eadie went the
distance on the mound for
Belmore in Sunday evening's
12 -inning downing of Chesley
2-1.
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