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HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Citizens News, 1969-06-19, Page 16PAGE SIXTEEN ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS THURSDAY, JUNE 19, 1969 Charlies Top Bluewater 13-7 In Rec Softball Action Wednesday Richard Turkheirn and Brian Decker started a seven run rally in the first inning with a diiublee each as Charlies Auto Sales top- ped Bluewatcr 13-7 last Wednes- day night in Rec league action, I<evin McKinnon went the dis- tance on the mound allowing only nine 'tits to leughten las winning streak to four games. The loss \c'ent to Rick Jdffery of the Bluewater, as he suffered his fifth loss. Rick allowed Charlies to score in only two of the nine innings pitched and gave up twelve hits. Jeffery, walked four batters in the first inning, doubles by heck. er and Turklteint and singles by Doug Stade and Gary Flaxbard gave Charlies their seven runs. Bluewater was allowed onl\ one pian on base until the third inn- ing when they tightened the score with four runs off four hits, a double by Steve Denontmc and singles by Dick Bedard, Gerard Ducharme and Larry Denontnte, Dick Bedard's double and single by Rick Jeffery and Percy Bedard tied the score in the fourth. Bluewater held Charlies score- less for four consecutive innings but then in the sixth Brian Deck- er tripled and Dave Stark and Jerry Rader singled igniting a six run rally. Bluewater loaded the bases in the bottom of the inning but carne up with only one run. Brian Decker led Charlies at the bar with a double and a - triple. Erick Bedard was Blue - water's power supplying a double and two singles for three hits. The win kept Charlies one game behind the high flying Gingerichs, while the Bluewatcr loss was their sixth. ' Umpires for the ganie were Abbie Hoffman and Joe Deno- mme. Charlies will he losing catcher Brian Decker for a few weeks, so they probably will move third baseruan Gary Flaxbard into Decker's ,osition. The Barger Boys have signed up another former baseball player Larry Bedard as of last Wednesday night to try to stren- ghten their team in fighting against the hot Gin,erichs and Charlies teams. Next Wednesday nigh' at the softball park the Barber Boys will be playing host to the second place Charlies Auto Sales. Nevin McKinnon and Phil Over- holt clash together in a pitching duel. Last rinse these two pit- chers faced each other there were only three hits separating them. Down at the lake, Rich Jeffery and Rick Shantz face each other as Gingerichs meet the Bluewater. Gary Flaxbard tied the batting race with Lloyd Lostell each batting .655. GINGERTC:I'S WIN At the park, the fifth inning W L PCT GB Gingerichs - 6 0 1000 00 Gbarlies 5 1 .8 3 1 Barbers 1 5 .167 ,5 Bluewatcr 0 t .000 6 Wednesday, June 25 Park - Barbers vs Charlies Bluewater - Gingerichs vs Blue - water 0 Renew Your ;Abscription Now proved to be disastrous for the Barbers in their bid for a second win this season as their ti - 4 lead was dashed by an eight run (lingerie'' rally. The Barber Boys hard taken an early lead in the first when Gingeriehs allowed theist four talks and three sing- les for six runs. Gingerichs scored only one run in the first, and things were very close for the next three and a half innings as only three runs were scored all by Gingerichs. In the fifth Gingerichs exploded on a com- bination of four hits, two walks, and three Barber Boy errors. They tallied eight runs, giving theta the lead which they held on to for the rest of the game. Barbers tried to make a come- back with two runs in rhe seven- th and three in the eighth, but their powerful opponents also added four and two runs respect- ively in those same innings. The final score was Gingerichs 18, Barber Boys 11 and to retain sole possession of first place with a flawless record of six straight wins. Gingerichs winning attack was led by Don Parsons with two singles and a triple, while Cliff Gingerich and Tony Bedard each added two hits to rhe cause. Jim Ranier, Rick Shantz, Gord Smith and John Gascho each had one hit. For the losing Barber Boys, Bob Merner, Phil Overholt and Larry Bedard each socked out three hits, Richard Shantz, who relieved his brother, Gerald, in the first inning, was credited with the victory , his sixth of the season. The loss went to Shane McKinnon who replaced Phil Overholt in rhe fourth 'While rhe Barbers were still leading, Umpires for the game were George Sweeney and George Haggitt. 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