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Home My WebLink AboutWingham Advance-Times, 1980-06-18, Page 15ADULT ENTERTAINMENT r t. The Wates oo,Teama ,Sp JJ,uniors Voll thea /MAMA Wingham fastball 'tt117 `- nament OntholeeekOftel, The Waterlog team, which plays is ' the ' Inter -City Fastbail League, was taken to an extra game in the double elimination tourna- ment by the,determined but exhausted Wingham BPs, who played a total of 42 bi- llings on Sunday. Waterloo received the winner's purse of $300 and the Molson Trophy, while Wingham picked up $150 and the defending champion Ayr 'Vies got $60 for their third place finish. Individual N Olson awards went to Doug Stevenson of Lucknow"asfop britt r in tournament, pitcher Bill Dales of ` Waterloo who threw 27 .ipnings- an the tournament without allowing a'run as the top pitcher, and centre fielder Doug Leitch of ,Winghaln who amazed everyone watching with his defensive skills as most valuable player in the tournament. Other teams in the tour- raiment included Lucknow Legion, Wroxeter Royals, Owen Sound GTO, Goderich Canada Company and a team from Toronto. 21 -INNING GAME The highlight of the tournament was a 21 -inning mane, owsomo nMOTU 357.1170 f0A 34 M. MOYK IIr08MATIOIII M• ■111■wt11111l1111111■®l.® WEDNESDAY to THURSDAY JUNE 18 to 26 — Please note showtimes — Fride-y.and saturda 7:00 and 9:00 p.m. gl All other days8::00 p. m3 Smart!Get 111 see 13 /®®®f; 1 NEXT ATTRACTION > 111 ®®®® MAXWELL SMART as AGENT 86 In his first motion picture. DON ADAMS Is.0-- MAXWELL SMART In 13 TUE MI®O® uommNo NEM 111 • • cecemme„ded e. ADULT 1nT11TA1r4A<1nT T �0 '14 001441 BROWNIE' DRIVE-IN THEATRE LTD BEECH ST. CLINTON BOX OFFICE OPENS AT 8:30 P.M. FIRST SHOW AT DUSK NOW OPEN NIGHTLY Except Monday Nights NOW PLAYING WEDNESDAY, JUNE 18 UNTIL TUESDAY, JUNE 24 (CLOSED MONDAY) Beverly Hills and the dvilllzed world will never forget them. ADMITTANCE RESTRICTED.' TO PKISOMS IS YEA'S O/'AG' OI Ov1E WEDNES .JUN 0 SATURDAY, JUNE 28 The Rock and Roller Disco Movie of the Year_ THE ELEC'I�C SL RR DEALT ENTERTAINM A ADULT ENTERTAINMENT dl pl;•between Winghain and WatI rloo Sunday afternoon. Thegame featured excellent defensive play.by both teals and 00e pitching, the bulk of it by Don Edgar of.Winghanl who carried the load until the 13th inning and Hanes of Waterloo who lasted until the 18th. Waterloo broke the score- less tie in the 21st inning with two runs. The BPs fought back with one run in the bottom of the inning, but could not get the equalizer. Each 'side finished the marathon contest with eight hits. Wingham appeared to have the, game won in the bottom of the 18th inning when Waterloo's relief pitcher walked a batter with the bases loaded and two out. However the runner ap- parently neglected to touch first base before joining the victory celebrations. Waterloo protested, the runner was called out, and the game continued. The BPs also had a golden opportunity to end the game early in the extra innings when they had the bases loaded with none out, but Hanes on the mound for Waterloo proceeded to retire the next three batters, in- cluding two strikeouts. The less relegated Wingham to the losing side, where the team met the defending champion Ayr squad which had been defeated 1-0 by Waterloo earlier in the tournament. The BPs defeated Ayr 3-2 behind the three -hit pitching of Ed.Daer. This victory put the BPs into the championship game AA* Air Wednesday, Thursday, • Friday and Saturday June 18, 19; 20, 21 "28 Days of Terror" THE AIY,ITYVILLE HORROR (Warning: Some scenes may frighten — Theatres Board of Ontario) —ALSO— KILL OR BE KILLED (Adult Entertainment) Sunday, Monday, Tuesday June 22, 23, 24 Burt Reynolds & Jill Clayburgh in STARTING OVER —AND— AMERICAN GIGOLO Starring Richard Gore AOM,I IANCI RESTRICTED LAST NIGHT THURS., JUNE 19t LAST NIGHT THURS., JUNE 19th BOX OFFICE OPENS 8:00 P.M. SHOWTIME DUSK AOULY • The story of a boy ILIA FT equipment. Some scenes not suitable for pro.toenogers Some leepengm ma bo offensive THEATRE BR., ONT. snV9014 (NO QiLt FRI. & SAT. TWO SHOWINGS 7:00 & 9:00 P,M. SUN. THURS. ONE„SHOWING ONLY 8 P.M. JUNE 20th - 26th Tne story of Herschel. He wanted to be Moses... but he d!drit have the right connections. Starts FRIDAY! JUNE 20th For three hundred years, a terrifying secret has been kept from the outside world TIR 1 e.ILP I. W IV IY118 I''Ys w•,•41+Al^q "0\LMA'• ,ANI• ((XI) IMf11'ON:• IA( 'KriO I(Y.ry, 0TH SCjUAR-_ PHONE 524 7811 AIR CONDITIONED •' S' d •— M UMJECT To HAN' O WIT, • U . OTICR HWY, a 6ODERICH AT CONCESSION RD 40 Y PHONE 514.9! I.., lj,1W Oailiti' Tt411t ; against Waterloo. However Wingham had to Win twice ter, Nin the championship since Waterloo was undefeated at: this point. Once again Doer came through with a fine pitching' performance, limiting the Juniors to four hits. Wingham scored °nee i* the seecind inning and twice in the seventh to gain a 3-0 victory. This genie was also highlighted by a fielding clinic put on by Doug Leitch of the BPs. Leitch showed an almost incredible quickness and range from his centre twice robbing batters of what to be certain extra lits with his flying It the rubber match Waterloo scored three runs u1 the thid inning and added OOPS; to the sixth and seyeih while Hanes once again bead the BPs scoreless ford 5-0viclry. The' BPS thank everyone for their support during the weekend and invite them back' for more exciting fastball in the Georgian Bay lgtle. every Tuesday night starting at 8: so. TAKE YOUR BASE—John Leitch comes home in jubilation as umpire Gerry Kavanagh sends- Grant Coultes to first on a bases -loaded walk., The walk appeared to win the game for the BPs in the bottom of -the 18th inning. However Waterloo protested that Coultes got caught up in the victory celebrations and never touched the bag at first base. As a result he was called out and the game continued, eventually ending in a 2-1 victory for Waterloo In the 21st inning. HE'S IN THERE—Grant Coultes thundered home on a wild pitch with the run that sent the BPs ahead 4-3 and Edgar impressive in win over Port Elgin Don Edgar led the Wingham BPs to a 3-0 vic- tory over the first -place Port Elgin Maple Squares in Georgian Bay League fastball action last Tuesday night. Edgar silenced the strong - hitting Port Elgin team with a four -hitter while striking Out six batters. Losing pit- cher Rick Lobsinger allowed 10 hits and struck out eight Winghain batters. The BPs played an ex- cellent defensive game and got clutch hits from Keith Elston, Neil Bieman and Len Sangster with runners in scoring position. Wingham scored single runs in the fifth, ° seventh and eighth innings.' Gary Lisle, Sangster and Grant Coultes each had two hits for the BPs. Next home game for the BPs is June 24 when they again host the Port Elgin team. Wingham PeeiNees take two straight Friday, June 13, proved to be unlucky for the Seaforth Pee Wees as the Wingham club defeated them 23-7. Kenyon hit a triple, first of the season, and Goodall led the runs with four. Three runs each were scored by Robinson, Brown and McFarlan. On Monday night the home club travelled to Crediton and continued its unbeaten streak by blasting the Crediton team 28-7. The Wingham bats were hot with two home runs by O'Donohue and Braun, and ome home run by Brown, Wall and Jones. Adams managed two triples, together with one each by Good and Brown. The winning pitcher was Braun. On Friday night Wingham meets Dashwood at the Riverside stadium. won the game against Goderich, just getting a felt)! ahead' of the tag. NOT THIS ONE—Doug Leitch was effective at the plate and on the bases for the Wingham BPs in their weekend tournament.' But he really shone in centre field, where nothing was out of range of his fly -catch- ' ing glove. His fielding won him the tournament MVP award. �n ��mtSaSci'3e�.`a.`a�i3Ct 3•tWul.�.)i�31� YOU'R E OUT(—Grant Coultes was thrown out at home plate attempting to score from second base on a'two-out single by Doug Leitch In the 17th inning of the game against Waterloo Sunday afternoon. The run would have given BPs the victory, however Waterloo went on to win 2-1 in the 21st Inning. SAF E AT HOME ---A Goderlch runner scored from second on a base hit as the ball got away from BP catcher Ben Blackwell on a close play. Wingham went on to down Goderich Canada Co. 4-3 In the opening game of the third annual BP fastball tournament Friday night. 8'