Zurich Citizens News, 1965-08-26, Page 7' HIURSDAY,. AUGUST 26, 1965
ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS
PAGE SEVEN
Skippin'
O'er Sports
by Angus "Red" McIntosh
Some people misunderstood
our comments last week about
the Sunday game in Dashwood
which the Tigers won so. han-
dily. We did not state, .as
come people think, that Don
O'Brien was tossed out •of the
ball game for swearing. This
'was not the case? It was some
of the other players who did
the swearing and got away with
it that we were refering to
to when we wrote about the
game. For those who misun-
derstood the write .0 p, we
would like it to be made clear
that Don O'Brien, to our knowl-
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edge, was one of the ball play-
ers
layers who DID NOT swear. And
we don't think he sould have
been tossed out of the game.
But, there were some players
who should have been, Our
apologies, Don, for the people
who misunderstood our poor
English.
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Some golf scores turned in
the last couple of weeks have
been Don Gascho's 36, 36 and
38; Garry Rodgers' 44; Rick
Stade's 39, 46, 42, 42; Gib
Stade's 46, 41, 41; Doug Stade's
47, 47, 44; Bob Johnston's 50,
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45; Richard Schilbe/s 45, 48,
50; Doug '.Coxon's 50, 43, 49;
Robert l cNaughton's 44, 43 and
12 -year-old Kenneth Miller, of
Scarborough, grandson of Prof.
Alvin Surerus, of Kitchener,
shot a 45.
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By the time this newspaper
is read the Zurich -Dashwood
playoff series could be over.
Zurich has improved a lot and
not including last night's game
had moved into •a :three-to-rtwo
lead in play. The two tie games
are washed out. If Dashwood
won last night then the final
game would be played, prob.
ably Friday night, in Dashwood.
The series has had a good
mixture of several ingredients
in it. Zurich started off by
winning the first game, then
started playing sloppy ball and
doing a lot of complaining.
Around the fifth game of the
set it was the Dashwood boys
who did almost all of the com-
plaining. And Monday night
it was Dashwood who made a
pile of errors. There has been
a few words exchanged by some
of the competitors and some
spectacular plays have been
pulled off by some of the
players.
After the first seven games
Dashwood has picked up 34
runs, 47 hits and have booted
the ball 21 times. Zurich has
31 runs, 46 hits and have made
27 errors. Earl Wagner is the
top batter with his .636 aver-
age. The rest of the top ten
hitters are: Eugene Guenther,
.454; Dick Bedard, .409; Bob
Hoffman, .400; Don O'Brien,
.363; Bill Schade, .313; Angus
McIntosh, .250; Jim Pfaff, .250;
Gordon Vincent, .238, and Al-
phonse Denomme, .227.
Fielding honors go to Eugene
Guenther, Angus McInto-sh,
Mike Denomme and Jim Bedard
at .1000. Ken Rader, .977: Gor-
don Vincent. .972; Bob Hoff-
man, .960; Rick Stade, .936;
Dave Ratz, .931 and Don O'Brien
.920.
Mike D en o m m e has been
playing with a sore knee. which
kept him out of the last game.
Other than that Dashwood is
in good health. Zurich, be-
sides loosing Doug O'Brien for
the season with his broken col -
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News of Dashwood District
(MRS. E. H. .RADER, Correspondent)
Vacationers with Mrs. Cora spending two weeks in London
Gaiser were Mr. and Mrs. Jim
Poland, Lois and Tommy, of
Campbellford, and Mr. and Mrs,
Ray Kretzmand and family, of
Detroit.
Mrs. Jack Gaiser and
have returned home
Kim
after
lar bone, have injuries bother-
ing Jim Bedard and George
Haggitt,
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Attending hockey school in
Toronto this week are Kevin
and Shane McKinnon. Instruc-
tors
nstructtors at the week-long session
are Carl Brewer, Johnny Bower
and Billy Harris.
Walkerton have won their
Huron Perth series from Staffa
four games to one and are the
champions of the Huron -Perth
League.
with Mrs. Wilbur Stewart.
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Salmon
and Mrs. Mary Marten° attend-
ed the Tookey-Hera wedding in.
Zion United Church, on Satur-
day.
Herb Gaiser, of Dearborn
Heights, Mich., spent a week
with his brother Chester. His
two grandsons, Harvey and
John Stroyon, of Plymouth,
Mich., accompanied him here
and spent the week.
Mrs. Susan Snider and Mrs.
Marie Restemayer visited at
Mitchell on Sunday with Mrs.
Cecelia Restemayer and Mrs.
Adeline Neeb.
Mr. and Mrs. Willis Mcisaac
and son Daniel and Mr. and
Mrs. David Mcisaac, all of De-
troit, spent the week -end with
Mrs. Lucinda McIsaae.
Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Eckstein
have returned from a two-week
vacation spent at Edmonton,
Jasper and Cold Lake, Alberta,
with their daughter and family,
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Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Martene,
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