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Home My WebLink AboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1984-06-27, Page 15It f. The Winghal{n Advant e-Tirnes, June 27, 1984 --Page 15 ,_.. ... •.oa �.,�.ro•R•y'9r'o:'e�.�T•}•or.�'�:1r'!'�++„e'!.':+'�•' BPS improved with two wins last week By Peter Bauer The Wingham BPs im- proved their standings in the Bluewater Fastball League by winning two games last week. The local team trounced Palmerston last Tuesday night in Wingham by a 9-0 count as Don Edgar hurled a four -hit shutout through nine innings of work. Edgar had little trouble picking up the win, but his counterpart, Ken Knight, was rocked for nine runs on an.11-hit attack. Knight gave up two runs in the first, sixth and seventh innings while surrendering two more in the second. In action last Thursday night, the BPs hosted Chepstow and dealt them a 2- 0 defeat with Edgar once again picking up the win by hurling a five -hit shutout. He needed some help from Ron Riley in relief in the final inning, who entered the game with nobody out and two men aboard. Riley struck the first batter with a pitch to load the bases before retiring the side in order, getting two infield flies and then striking out the final batter for the save. Both BP runs came in the first inning when Bruce Skinn led off with a single and was sacrificed to second by Bob Armstrong. The pitcher mishandled the ball on the play and the runners ended up on third and second bases respectively. Bill Brown followed with a two -RBI double, scoring the only two runs of the ball game. 0 - STARTS., FRIDAY If adventure has a name, it must be Indiana Jones. HARRISON FORD INDIANAthe JONES and Temple of Doom A PARAMOUNT PICTURE SHOWTIMES 7 & 9 EACH NIGHT 1sH CAPITOL THEATRE 120 Wallace N., Listowel, Ont. 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LYCEH Phone 357-1630 for 24 hour LAST TWO DAYS FOR THIS DYNAMIC MOTION PICTURE WED. AND THURS. JUNE 27TH AND 28TH. ONE SHOW EACH EVENING AT 8:00 PM. THIS IS ROBERT REDFORD AT HIS VERY BEST. R ()BERT R ED FORD Nobody knew where he came from. But he was the best they'd ever seen. I4 STARTS FRI. JULY 6TH. BE PREPARED TO . • • _TA 1ryGI THE SeARCH FOR 5F'CX_K r") 3Y. (, BEN BLACKWELL guarded home plate and got Elliott of Palmerston for the third out of the seventh inning. However errors earlier in the game cost the BPs an 8-1 Starts at Dusk THEATRE OPEN Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays Only. Phone 338-3121 Wed., Thurs., Fri. and Sat., June 27, 28, 29, 30 POLICE ACADEMY rilACCOMPANIMENT', Warning - Coarse Language Theatre Branch of Ontario • - Plus' "James Bond" NEVER SAY NEVER AGAIN PAKEMTAL) GUIDANCE Sunday, July 1 Only — Holiday Special — 1. DORM THAT DRIPPED BLOOD 2. ANGEL OF HEAT 3. FORCE FIVE 4. BONNIE'S KIDS movie information PLAYING FROM FRI. TO THURS. JUNE 29TH TO JULY 5TH. SHOWTIMES FRI. 9:00 PM. UN.TOTHURS. AT 8:00 PM ONLY. PM FOR THE BREAK OF YOUR LIFE! loss in their playoff game Sunday afternoon and eliminated them from a shot at the championship in their tournament, which was eventually won by Palmerston. Juniors play .500 ball at Maryhill tournament By Peter Bauer The Wingham Western Foundry Juniors fastball team traveled to a tourna- ment at Maryhill last weekend and played .500 ball, winning two out of four games played. The Juniors opened the tournament with a dramatic come -from -behind win over • New "Dundee: "'1'railirigb'y a 5- t- 0 score after three innings, the Juniors mounted an incredible comeback to get one run in the fourth and l „ Brownie corner Why I Like Brownies By Tharen Keil It's fun! They have good things to do. Lots of crafts. We made owls, owl pins, Iridian tents, chicken and eggs, hats, witches and many other things. We went to camp. We go on hikes. I had the most badges. I wantto thank my Mom, Dad and all the other people that tested the badges. I really like the leaders because they keep us busy. They taught us games, songs and dances. We learned many things when we earned our Golden Bar and Golden Hand. Next year I am going to Guides. It sounds fun because my Mom is -going to- be a leader. sixth innings. . It `was in the final inning that the Juniors managed to work a miracle and strike for seven runs. Steve Morrison and . Kevin Coultes started the inning with back-to-back singles. The next two men in the order failed to get aboard and with two out it appeared the game was all but over. Jami"e McPherson slammed a two -run homer to make the score 4-2 before Kent Cerson singled. in the tying run, causing the bench to come to life. Then Lady Luck helped the Juniors as Daryl Holmes struck out but ended up on first since the catcher lost the ball and was late with the throw to first. Pete Goodall was hit by a pi h to load the bases, bringi Blake Flett to the plate. • Having gone zero for three in his previoustrips to the plate, Flett proceeded to plant the ball 230 feet over the right field fence for a grand slam home run which vaulted the Juniors into a 9-5 lead which they held on to for the win. New Hamburg handed the Juniors their first loss, trouncing the local team 8-1. Wingham tied the score at 1- 1 in the top of. the second inning, but turned around in the bottom half of the inning to surrender four runs and give New Hamburg a 5-1 lead after two complete innings. The Juniors gave up two. Expert national series awarded -to Hully Gully After the unprecedented cancellation of the June 17 Expert Motocross Nationals at Hully Gully because of heavy rain, the Canadian Motorcycle Association has countered by awarding Hully Gully the most prestigious national in Canada: the finals of the 125 and 250 expert - nationals Monday, Sept. 3, the Labor Day weekend. Marilynn Bastedo, general manager of the CMA, told Hully Gully promoter Randy Collins that due to the cir- cumstances of the un- fortunate cancellation of its first-round nationals, the CMA would be awarding the finals to Hully Gully. This final round brings together the highest -placed expert motocross racers nil, Canada to determine their standings in the 1984 series, as well as awarding the coveted number one through 10 plates. The finals of the Expert National Series will take place, starting at noon Sept. 3 and ' will end with the crowning of the top national plate holders after the races at 5 p.m, in the hotly - contested 125 and 250 more in the fourth and one in the fifth to lose 8-1 orb the mercy rule.• Wingham faced New Dundee again in game three. This time Wingham led by a 5-0' count midway through the fifth and held on as New Dundee came to within one run before the Juniors came away 6-4 winners. Troy Pocaluyko picked -up thelwin-- with Rick Scrimgeour coming on in relief for the save. Guelph eliminated the Juniors Sunday afternoon by a 6-1 count. Wingham took a 1-0 lead after two innings, but found themselves tied after three and down by two runs after four. The score remained 3-1 until the seventh when Guelph piled up three more to make the final 6-1. Although not figuring in` the finals, this tournament gave the Juniors a chance to meet other Junior clubs and the two wins were a much- needed boost for team morale. White pine trees in North America were first reserved exclusively for use as masts by the British Royal Navy. The ,tall straight trees so seleced were blazed with a broad arrow to ensure that they were retained for this purpose and it was a serious offence to fell these for other purposes. Batters up Belmore Ball scores to report this week are: Squirt Girls Walton 17, Belmore 6; Wingham 16, Belmore 15; Pee Wee Girls Belmore 15, . Wingham 6; Mite Boys Winthrop 15, Belmore 8; Pee Wee Boys Belmore 17, Formosa 2; Bantam Boys Belmore 9;'IFdrrYtosa 6; Intermediate Men Belmore 1, Teeswater 0. classes. Hully Gully, its major sponsor, Labatt's Breweries, and its class sponsors, Di-Jer International, Bel -Ray Lubricants, Aurora Cycle Supply and Pepsi-Cola, are pleased with the CMA decision to reschedule the cancelled first round with a more important event, the final round of the Canadian National Expert Motocross Championships. Juniors still winless in Bluewater league By Peter Bauer The Wingham Juniors suffered an 8-3 loss at the hands of Belmore last Tuesday evening in Belmore. Ross Baird picked up the win for the home team, allowing two runs on three hits through six in- nings. The Juniors were unable to generate any of- fence and were limited to four hits in the game. Belmore struck early with a three -run outburst in the first inning and picked up two more in the second, two in the seventh and one in the eighth. The Juniors were able to generatemore offence in Palmerston in a game played last Wednesday night, but the defence was caught napping as they dropped a 10-7 decision. Most of the damage was done in the third inning when the Juniors gave up five runs. The local lads were down by seven runs heading into the sixth inning and trailing by an 8-1 spread before at- tempting a comeback. Unfortunately the gap was ... toollarge and the, Juniors fell 'short to lose the 10-7 decision. A HEROIC EFFORT—Grant Coultes was out at third try- ing to stretch a double as the BPs played Palmerston in the tournament semi-finals Sunday. The throw was on the Money and Kent Norman applied the tag, as Coultes was just too big a target to miss. However his double scored Ben Blackwell with what was to prove the only BP run in a losing effort. ■N• - LEN , 6 ! 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