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Home My WebLink AboutZurich Citizens News, 1960-06-16, Page 7a THURSDAY, JUNE 16, 1960 Trushinski Pitches :Zurich To Victory Pitching his first ball game in three years, Danny Trushinski gave up only seven hits against St. Marys last Wednesday night to lead the locals to a 3-1 victory in their second game of the season. Trushinski, who played shortstop all last season for Zurich, struck out six batters in the eight in- ning contest, played in St. Marys, Earl Wagner paced the winners at hat, smashing out two singles in four times at bat. Singletons went to Doug O'Brien, Don O'Bri- en, Pete Masse, Bruce Moir, Dan- ny Trushinski, George Parker, and NETE'S FLOWERS Phone 130 --- Zurich Flowers beautifully arranged for Weddings, Funerals, Etc. At Prices Everyone can afford "Flowers Wired Anywhere" Pat O'Brien. The first two Zurich runs came in the first inning, when Wagner led off with a single, followed by Don O'Brien and Pete Masse, both with singles. The third run came in the sec- ond, when George Parker led off with a single, .was sacrificed to second by Pat O'Brien, and scored on Doug O'Brien's single. Not one runner got past second base after the second inning, as Jim Noble settled down to throw exceptional- ly good bald for St. 1Vfarys. The homesters earned their one run in the sixth inning, on two singles and a sacrifice. In the third they had three successive singles, but failed to push a run across the plate. Trushinski walked only two men throughout the eight innings, while Noble walked the same number. R R E Zurich — 210 000 00 3 9 0 St. Marys •- 000 001 0.0 11 7 0 Danny Trushinski and George Parker; Jim Noble and Norm Noble. HELP WANTED Men and women to work during July, August and Septem- ber at vegetable canning. Possibility of day and night work. Apply In Person — DOMINION HOTEL, ZURICH ROOM NO. 1 — 1 till. 4 P.M. FRIDAY, JUNE 17, 1960 , CANADIAN CANNERS LIMITED Exeter Ontario FRESH EVERY DAY THIS WEEK'S SPECIALS — CHOP SUEY LOAF ONLY 33c BUTTERFLY BUNS PKG. OF 6 — ONLY 30c IT'S THE TASTE THAT TELLS THE DIFFERENCE! TASTY -NU BAKERY PHONE 100 — ZURICH "THE HOME OF "TASTY -NU" BREAD" ZURICII CITIZENS NEWS S Lumberkings Trounced 13-6 By New Stratford Entry Last Friday Night Due largely to the generosity of three Zurich Luberkings pit- chers, who issude 12 walks and five wild pitches, plus some timely clutch hitting, Stratford Nationals won their first decision in. the Juvenile Baseball Schedule Released The WQAA Juvenile baseball schedule was drawn up this week with seven teams entered. The league consists of three "C" teams, Seaforth, Wingham and Clinton; two "D" teams, Zurich and Seb- ringville; and two "B" teams, Lis- towel and Goderich. All games start at 6.30 p.m., except Listowel and those indicat- ed. The Listowel home games will commence at 7 p.m. JUNE 20—Sebringville at Listowel 21—Seaforth at Clinton 22—Zurich at Wingham 23—Listowel at Sebringville 24—Wingham at Zurich 25—Clinton at Seaforth 27--Sebringville at Zurich 27—Wingham at Listowel 28 --Zurich at Goderich 28--Seaforth at Listowel 29—Oiinton at Goderich July 1—Zurich at Sebringville 1—Listowel at Seaforth 2—Goderich at Clinton 4 Sebringvilile at Seaforth 4—Goderich at Wingham 6—Clinton at Wingham 6—Zurich at Listowel 8—Seaforth at Sebringville 8—Listowel at Wingham 8—Goderich 'at Zurich 9—Wingham at Clinton 11—Wingham at Seaforth 11 Listowel at Zurich 11—Sebringville at Goderich 13—Clinton at Zurich 13—Seaforth at Goderich 15—Goderich at Sebringville 15—Seaforth at Wingham 16=-Goderich at Seaforth 16—Zurich at Clinton 18-Sebringville at Clinton 18—Listowel at Goderich 18—,Seaforth .at Zurich 20—Wingham at Goderich 22—Clinton at Sebringville 22—Zurich at Seaforth 22—Goderich at Listowel 25--Sebringville at Wingham 27—Clinton at Listowel 29—Wingham at Sebringville 30—Listowel at Clinton Let Lis Give Your Hair NEW BEAU Phone 223 ZURICH NORMA'S BEAUTY SHOPPE GRAND Ot'F.\ING BEAVER LUMBER CO. EXETER, ONTARIO FRIDAY and SATURDAY, JUNE 17 and 18 Friday — 9 A.M. To 9 P.M. Saturday — 9 A.M. To 4 P.M. TO SERV• YOUR EVERY BUILDING NEED—SMALL OR LARGE WITH QUALITY BUILDING PRODUCTS D OR PRIZES OSES FOR THE LA IES TO SERVE ZURICH AREA ASK YOUR LOCAL TELEPHONE OPERATOR FOR ZENITH 2-5450 (No Toll Charge) EVERYONE WELCOME Huron -Perth Baseball League las Friday night, when they chalice up a 13-6 victory on their hom diamond, under the lights. Th Nate used two pitchers, Dou Fountain starting, and his wild- ness resulting in his being yanked in the sixth inning after walking the frst three batters n that frame and George Parker greeted the first pitch with a ringing triple to deep centre field, Fountain had difficulty locating the plate in the first inning and loaded the bases, with none away, but bore down and managed to escape unscathed, but in the sec- ond a single, walk, home run and double netted Zurich three runs. He retired the side in order in the third, fourth and fifth, but ran in. to trouble in the sixth when Zur- ich tallied three times, with none away. John Gardiner replaced him at this stage and went the rest of the way yielding but three hits, while striking out three with his sinker ball. The Nats only outhit the Lum- berkings 8 to 7, but they cashed in heavily on wanks and wild pit- ches, scoring one in the third with- out the semblance of a hit, three more in the fourth under the same circumstances, and up to that time had nicked but two hits. They added three more in the fifth, on one safety, Lynn Gil- bert's single, but bunched three hits, one Joe Griffi's smash over the right centre field fence, plus wo walks, a passed ball and stolen base for three more runs. Two hits, a walk and Zurich's fourth error of the game, netted hem three more markers in the eventh. The Nets were guilty of some oox base -running, two runs be - ng cut down at the plate, and a couple of runners could easily ave been retired but for shabby egging. Tessier started on the mound or Zurich, and gave up only two is in the four innings that he orked, but he walked seven hat- ers .and had five wild pitches. on O'Brien came on in the fourth nd gave up four hits and six ore runs, John Masse finished the game, giving up four hits and wo rune. In the eighth Masse struck out the side. Bill Yungblut .led the Weals at the bat, with two hits in four times at bat. Doug O'Brien hom- ered over the right field fence in the second inning, to send two t runs in ahead of hint, George Par- d ' ker's triple in the sixth accounted e for three more Zurich runs, Dan- e' g..'.:lj..., .'t'::,..., . ';...:;.,i RY..•:.:: 1.J , l1».rig. 1;; t t S p i h p f hi w t D a m t r t\fAVJ14 .s% .\e\IW`eoa,, ` FOR DEPENDABLE HEAT A!° '!Minter Long Con LORNE E. HAY Locker Service—Roe Feeds Phone 10 (Collect) Henson PAGE SEVEN ny Trushinski doubled in the se- cond, for the other extra base blow. Stratford batters had a total of 12 base on balls, and also nine stolen bases, E H E Zurich — 030 003 000 6 7 5 Stratford — 001 333 30x 13 8 1 REGISTRATION DAY Zurich Public School TUESDAY, JUNE 21, 1960 2 P.M. TO 3.30 P.M. Parents are requested to bring children who are to begin school in September. The school nurse will be present. 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