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took a double-
, Port Elgin for
this season to
of top spot. The
cares 3-0 and
mea at Port Elgin
night.
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ller in the
ame, allowing
fid. striking out
ger, with a
It hits and five
k the loss.
the way for
• Wflght(ritatthe plate were
Bob<:Pegg ,with two hits,
Brkaee, 5letn t, Wilson, Gary
LtsleR>Grant Coultes and Bob
Aer strong,
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Businessmen on Sunday afternoon in a game played at
the Josephine Street ball park. The third annual
1CKNX slow pitch tournament was held this weekend
in conjunction with the Western Hoedown celebra-
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'play at Blifth
i3LUEVALE -= Members
of the Bluefale Women's
Institute travelled to the
Illyth Summer Festival to
see "Quiet in the Land” last
This two -act play by Anne
Chislett is set in a rural area
centres 'arouod two Amish
families and their lives
. during the time of the First
,The members all enjoyed
the play and agreed it wes a
most worthwhile ' outing.
They thanked Mrs. Jack
Nicholson and Mrs. Cecil
Payne for arranging it.
There was . a short
discussion following the play
and memberso decided to
donete a trophy to the
winners of the Pee Wee ball
league. It will be a large
trophy to be held for one year
by the winning team and
then passed on to the new
winners the following year,
. pea Adger sarted the
•tiC,Oitte for Wingham
g Win, with Wilson
eon! relief. Between
them lowed eight hits,
g out four. Vince
Wien waS the losing pit-
. plier with seven strikeouts
and seven hits.
. The BE§.:jumped into an
early lead in the game,
scOring. three runs on . four
hits in the first inning, and
then heliton for the win.
Bill Brown, Skinn and
Doug Stevenson each had
two hits in the game, while
Pegg added one hit and
batted in two runs.
The action then shifted
back to Wingham, where the
BPs faced the Owen Sound
McArthUr Juniors last
Thursday night, coming up
with a win and a tie in the
doubleheader.
Winghatn downed the
Juniors i -o ih the opening
game on the one -hit pitching
Horseshoe
winners
announced
Twenty-feur teams
competed in three divisions
Sunday at a horseshoe
tournament held, at the
Wingham Sportsmen's Club
in conjunction with the
Western Hoedown.
Winners in the A division
wete Grantlirall of Wingham
and Ken &Wet of Monkton;
in the B division, winners
were Ted and Harper Eng-
lish of Wingham; IC division
winners were Elmer
McFatlane and Owen Wright
of Wingham.
Club President Bob Skinn
presented trophies to The
winnets on behalf of the
tournament committee.
- of • Doug Pettepfaee,� Del-
teplaee had itin0 stTiputs
en route to the 1411', . Kruger
took the loss for,)wen Sound,
giving up four hits while
striking out six.
The game was a scoreless
tie until the final inning,
when the BPs got the win-
ning run on a double by
Stevenson and an RBI single
by Armstrong. Stevenson
also had a single in the
game, as did Lisle.
The two teams went on to
tie 2-2 in the nightcap, with
Wingham out -hitting the
Juniors 7-6. Edgar started
the game for Wingham and
was relieved by Petteplace
in the seventh inning.
Charlton was on the mound
for Owen Sound and struck
out seven while allowing
seven hits.
Pegg again had a big night
at the plate with a pair of
singles, while Edgar helped
his own cause with two hits
as well. Neil Bieman and
Wayne Todd had the other
hits, with Todd notching a
double.
BRIGHTON TOURNEY
The BPs travelled to the
Brighton fastball tour-
nament on the weekend,
\ where they were eliminated
by Belleville Sunday
following wins in their first
two games.
In its opening game
Wingham faced the Toronto
Panthers, a team described
as "a real bunch of jerks" by
one spectator, emerging
wa a .I�O..win on four hiilti
..
w nd ` Petteplace
shared the pitching for',„.
Wmgham and allowed asst:
two hits, while striking out
eight.
Dave Black, ,;Jim Seip,
Stevenson and Armstrong
had the iWingham hits.
site BPs advanced. to lit t.
a . team fraaln Toronto CFE ,
dovniing them. !#-f) behind .the
is -strikeout „pitchltig of
Petteplace, .mho allowed Just
one hiit.. Steventon, with:two;
Lisle and Armstrong sup-
plied the Wiagham offence,
In their third game, facing
Belleville, the BPs came out
flat and were not hitting,
resulting in a 7�O.pounding.
Wingham tried three pit-
chers in an attempt to stem
the tide, with Wilson working
the first three innings before
giving way to Petteplace,
who was relieved by Doug
Neil for the final two innings.
Neil had the only strikeout
by a Wingham pitcher in the
game.
Skinn, Stevenson and Doug
Leitch had the hits for the
BPs, who were outhit 6-3 in
tha game,
NEXT ACTION for the
Wingham BPs is tonight
when they travel to Owen
Sound to meet the GTO in a _
doubleheader. The same two
teams will face each other
again Thursday night back
in Wingham. That double-
header gets underway at 8
p.m. at the Josephine Street
ball park.
.Royals win 1 lth straight
with 12-2 win over Ayton
The Wroxeter Royals won
their Ilth straight game in
league play as they pounded
Ayton by a score of 12-2
Sunday night in Wroxeter.
The Royals had a total of
17 hits in the contest, with
Ron Riley leading the way
both with his arm and his bat
as he had three hits while
allowing the opposition only
Dave McCannell and Glen
Gallaher cofittibuted
home ftm each, .while Bill
Robinson, Bob Dicke'rt, Rick
Jacklin and Hon Smith each
tied' two hits.
Earlier on the weekend the
Royals took part in the
. Clifford tournament,
ning One game and losing
one.
Friday the Royals were led
by Bob Gibson, who had two
hits, one a towering • home
run over the centre field
fence; to beat the Clifford
Juniors by a score of 6-2.
On Saturday the Royals.
hooked up with Teeswater in
what turned out to be a very
exciting game. When. the .
dust had settled, Teeswater
had beaten the Royals 7-6 in ,
10 innings on a home run by
Ross Moffat. Twice the
Royals had two -run leads in
the game, but were unable to
hold Teeswater off the
board.
Leading Wroxeter Were
Gallaher, McCannell and
Wintemute with seven hits
'among them. McCannell also
had _a two -ren _la:inter in the
fourth hang., —
In an exhibition game at
night, the Royals defeeted
the home teem 7-6. This was
a poorly -played game which
it seemed neither team
wanted to win.
Palmerston jumped into a
quick 3-0 lead before the
Royals came back for seven
runs and held on to win the
game.
The next home game for
the Royals be Thureday,
when archrival Cliffora Four
Aces come to town. On the
weekend the Royals will be
playing in the Mildmay
Fastball Tournament.
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CKNX SLOW PITCH TOURNEY—The third innuat•
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