Zurich Citizens News, 1965-07-08, Page 8PAGE EIGHT
ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS
Hensall Girls Win Zurich Kings Lose Both Games of
First Game Of Holiday Doubleheader to Walkerton
Year on Goderich
IVlonday night Hensall ladies'
softball squad won their first
game of the season, over the
Goderich crew, with a score of
3 to 1.
Doily Mattson was the big
gun at the plate for the win-
ners with a game winning home
run with a mate aboard, in the
third inning. She also had two
singles for a perfect night at
the plate.
Gail Marcell also had a per-
fect night at the plate with
three singles.
Winning pitche, June Chuter,
went the distance, striking out
10 baters while scattering six
hits and walking only two.
Singles by Mary Lou Hyde
,and Muriel Ferguson rounded
en the Hensall hitting.
Hensall team line-up was:
Mary Lou Hyde, June Chuter,
Dolly Mattson, Iinda Regen,
Gail Marsell, Muriel Ferguson,
Eleanor Shields, Pat Rowe,
Marion 1leNutt and Arelene
C hipehase.
Hensall Games
Saturday, July 10—Hensall at
Goderich.
Monday. July 12—Brucefield at
Hensall.
Thursday, July 15--Hensall at
Brussels.
Monday. July 19—Hensall at
Winthrop.
Friday. July 23 —Hensall at
Brucefield,
Monday, July 26—Brucefield at
Hensall.
With a previously rained -out
game to be played Tuesday,
July 20. Brussels at Hensall.
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Standings
P W L
Walkerton 6 6 0
Staffs 7 3 4
Zurich 7 2 4
Dashwood ..__... 4 1 3
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Thursday's Doinlnion Day
double Header at the Zurieh
ball diamond was a costly one
for the home club as they lost
both bames to Walkerton, 11-3
and 3-2,
Five Zurich errors, plus the
hard hitting of Vern Batte and
Joe Berberieh spelled the out-
come of the opening game. In
the 3-2 contest, Angus Man-
tosh's error which a Il owed
Walkerton two runs, and not
enough Zurich hits, paved the
way for the Walkerton sweep.
Walkerton started the first
inning of the first game off
with a single and double off
Don O'Brien and scored their
first run of the game on the
third sacker's error. The visi-
tors blew the game apart in the
third inning with four runs.
Shoemaker walked and Morti-
mer was hit by a pitch before
Berberick doubled home two
runs. After getting two outs.
Zurich let up and Steinhoff was
safe on the shortstop's error.
Batte singled Steinhoff to third
and later stole second. Robbie
Schnurr then hit one through
the infield to score Steinhoff
and Batte.
Berberick scored another run
after he reached base on another
error by the third baseman and
scored on Bate's second hit of
the game.
Dick Bedard scored the first
Zurich run to make the score
6.1 in the fifth inning.
The sixth inning was a runa-
way as far as Walkerton was
concerned. T h e first batter,
Seigmiller, was hit by a pitch.
Mortimer then reached first on
the third error of the game by
the third baseman and Berber -
ick came through with a run
scoring hit. O'Brien then bit
Moran and Steinhoff was safe
when the first baseman made
an error. on which a run scored.
Dick Bedard came on to pitch
and was greeted by Batte's
After seven ball games, here are a few statistics of the
Zurich ball players:
Pitchers A I BF H R ER W K V L WP BH
Pfaff . 3 17 89 17 16 6 11 17 0 3 1 1
Bedard tD) .. _ 3 18 75 13 5 1 6 22 1 1 2 1
O'Brien (D) __ 2 11 65 18 18 7 4 10 1 1 0 5
A --appearances; I—innings; BF—batters faced; H—hits
allowed; R—runs allowed; ER—earned runs; W—walked batters;
K—strike out; V—victories; L—losses; WP—wild pitches; BH—
batters hit.
PA OABH R RBI W K OB BT BA PO A E FA IP
Johnston _... _ 28 26 7 2 3 2 2 14 32 .289 7 12 6 .760 47
Stade ___ -__ 25 23 4 2 2 0 11 6 16 .173 38 1 6 .867 47
O'Brien, Don 25 18 6 3 3 6 3 14 30 .333 8 12 3 .870 47
O'Brien. D_ 16 11 4 2 1 4 2 9 20 .363 5 1 1 .858 30
Bedardrd. J __ 24 17 a _ _ 23 20 3 2
Bed4 3 7 12 30 .235 47 2 5 .908 47
,
Haggitt ____ 23 21 6 3 5 2 6 11 30 .285 11 6 4 .805 45
McIntosh __ 19 18 2 1 0 0 12 2 5 .111 6 1 1 .875 42
Bedard, D _._ 22 17 6 5 3 3 4 14 33 .352 2 6 5 .616 39
Wagner __ 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 .000 2
Klassen .__ 3 1 0 0 0 2 1 2 3 .000 2 0 1 .500 4
Dalton __ 4 4 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 .000 0 0 1 .00011
PA—plate appearances; OAB—official at bat; H—hits; R—
runs; RBI—runs batted in; W—walks; K—times struck out; OR—
on base; BT—base total; BA—batting average;PO put outs;
A—assists on put outs; FA fielding average; IP—innings played.
long double whieh knocked in
three runs, before he got the
next two batters to h i t into
ground outs.
D. Bedard got his second hit
and second run of the game in
the seventh inning and Don
O'Brien scored the final Zurich
run after banging out a base
hit.
Dick Bedard and Don were
the top Zurich hitters with two
each.
Defensively Bob Johnston
starred with several fine plays
from his position at short-stop.
Dashwood Loses
To Walkerton
The Walkerton entry in the
Huron -Perth Baseball League
made it six wins in a row, Sun-
day, when they scored an im-
pressive 13-6 victory over Dash -
woad in the Walkerton ball
park.
Dashwood out -hit Walkerton
10 to 8 but made several costly
errors, and Walkerton cashed
in on their walks to win the
game. Walkerton scored twice
in the first inning without the
benefit of a base hit, three
times in the second inning on
one hit, twice in the fourth,
four times in the seventh and
once in the eighth. Dashwood
scored all their tins in the
seventh.
Eugene Guenther pitched a
fineg .ane until relieved by Bob
Hoffman, and struck out 11
ba tters.
Bill Schade had three hits in
five times at bat to lead all
hitters in the game: He also
scored for Dashwood as did
George Vincent, Art Rader, Bob
Hoffman, Eugene Guenther and
AlphonseDenom me.
Ron M erne r. Dash wood's
manager -coach, said after the
game that his team was hitting
well but the errors were all
costly ones. However, he stated
that Dashwood has a better
club than Zurich and his team
would take the rest of the
games between the two villages.
Wednesday's (last night) game
was to be a runaway for his
eager young club, providing
the rain did not cancel it.
Dashwood has two home
games this week -end, Saturday
at 2:30 against Walkerton and
Sunday at the same time
a g a i n s t Staffa. Walkerton's
game is a replay of a rained -
out contest.
The old timers around Dash-
wood have stated that they
could still defeat the present
club and a challenge, by the
present club, has been made.
Now the old-timers are faced
with a put-up or shut -up situ-
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two teams will have a game.
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The second game was a pit-
cher's battle between Jim Pfaff
and Joe Berberick, with Ber-
berick allowing four hits and
fanning eight, while Pfaff yield -
five hits and fanned five.
Pfaff was •a little shaky at
the start of the game and wal-
ked the first two Walkerton
batters. The first one up, Seig-
miller, scored when a throw to
second to try and pick off a
runner for the third out was
late, and Walkerton went ahead
for good.
Batte, who had five hits in
the doubleheader, reached base
in the second inning when the
centre fielder dropped his ball.
Schnurr was then safe on a
fielder's choice and Seigmiller
singled to 'right field. Both
Batte and Schnurr scored when
McIntosh let the ball get past
him and put Walkerton ahead
3-0.
Doug O'Brien singled and
stole a base before scoring the
first Zurinch run in the fourth
inning, on Haggitt's single.
There were no more chances
until Walkerton had two
straight singles in the seventh
inning. Batte and Schnurr had
the hits, with Batte being
forced at third base and
Schnurr being tossed out by
Doug O'Brien's throw to home
from centre field.
Zurich tried in their time at
bat but could not get enough
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runs to win. Overholt was safe
•on an error, as was Haggitt.
Then with two out Dick Bedard
came through with a pinch-hit
single to score Overholt. Vic
Klassen also came up as pinch -
hitter and worked Berberick
for a walk to . fill the bases.
Berberick got Bob Johnston's
line -drive after it bounced •off
his leg and turned it into the
final out of the game.
Beside Pfaff's fine pitching
performance, Johnston came up
with a great defensive game
for the losers.
The double defeat dropped
Zurich into last place in the
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