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HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Citizens News, 1969-08-21, Page 14PAGE FOURTEEN ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS THURSDAY, AUGUST 21, 1969 Zurich Kings Eliminated From Playoffs By Dashwood Tigers in Four Straight Inspired by their new lights, the Dashwood Tigers rolled over Zurich in the first round of OBA play and eliminated the Kings in four straight games, The scores were 13-5, 13--8, 20-3 and 10-4. Thursday night Pete Ravelle hit two home runs, singled and scored three times in the contest to lead Dashwood to the victory. Bill Schade also had three hits, one a home run and three runs. S. Lovie knocked three singles and two runs for Dashwood with Denomme, Jim and John Hayter each scoring once and picking up a pair of hits. Bob Hoffman and B. Wein scored the other STARLITE DRIVE-IN THEATRE A 7 GRAND BEND Open Nightly Except Sunday — Rain or Clear — First Show at Dusk Children Under 12 in Cars Free Thurs., Fri., Sat., August 21-22-23 KIDDIES NITE August 21 Free -- Pepsi, Chips (Double Feature — Color) Run Wild Run Free Mark Lester, John Mills Up The McGregors David Bailey, George Riquad Mon., Tues., Wed., Aug., 25-26-27 (Double Feature — Color) With Six You Get Eggroll Doris Day, Brian Keith Destination Inner Space Scott Brady, Sheree North runs for the winners. Earl Wagner hit a home run and single for Zurich and scored twice. Richard Schilbe had three hits, a single, a double, and a triple and scored once. Don O'Brien had two hits and one run. The other Kings runs went to George Haggitt, Dick Bedard, Aubrey Bedard and Ron Corriveau. Friday night's dame was no contest as the Tigers scored ly hits in the game. Bob Hoffman crossed home plate four times and had three hits. Jim Hayter, Bill Schade, Gord Vincent, and Stan Lovie divided a dozen runs evenly between them. Lovie had three hits while the rest had two each. Schade had a home run and a double. Vincent two doubles and Lovie two singles and a double. Pete Ravelle hit his third home run in two games and singled while scoring two runs. A. Denomme and B. Webb rounded out the scoring for the winners. The Kings had nine hits, Dick Bedard had two and a home run, and George Haggitt notched a pair. They each scored a run and Kevin McKinnon added the other one. Sunday afternoon the Kings were short of players and had to use a few of the guys who have game up the baseball for softball., S. Lovie continued to hit well in the series with four singles for Dashwood. He also scored two times. Bill Schade had two hits and two runs. Five Dashwood batters had two hits each and scored one run. They were Bob Hoffman, Pete Ravelle, John Hayter and Whitey Denomme. Gordon Vincent and Jim Hayter had a hit and a run each. Zurich had ten hits, four by Don O'Brien and three by Larry Bedard. Percy Bedard, Aubrey Bedard and Doub O'Brien added the other hits. The runs were scored by Don O'Brien with two and Aubrey Bedard and Bob Merner. 0 Rec All -Stars Play on Sunday The Rec League All-Star soft- ball game will be played this Sunday afternoon at 2 p.m. at the Park. Gingerichs and the Barber Boys will combine their best players to meet the best of the Bluewater Boys and Charlies Auto Sales. At the game the draw will be made for the transistor radio which mem- Barbers Topple Charlies; Tie For Second Spot Bob Merner's Barber Boys scored six runs in the first inning and four in the second, and blanked their opponents in the first three frams as they posted an easy 20 - 8 win over Charlies Auto Sales last Wednesday night. This victory put the Barbers in second place with 8 wins, but Charles with sevein wins, still nod to play a postponed game with the Bluewater, which they won on Sunday, thus tying the Barber Boys for second place. Charles seemed to be unable to pull themselves together, while Merner's boys kept adding more and more runs as they dumped the Teenagers. Hard-hitting Eric Smale hit two singles and two doubles for the winners; pitcher Phil Over- holt had three hits; Bob Johnston Aubrey Bedard, Lariy Bedard, Bob Merner, and Shane McKinn- on each had two; while Red McIntosh and catcher Dave McNair each had one hit. Pete Regier and Gary Flaxbard each had three tallies to lead the losers, while Ray Finkbeiner added two, and Randy Decker, Dave Stark and Doug Stade each had one. George Sweeney was umpire for the game. Your Someone Special Deserves Our Best WE SPECIALIZE IN .. . CHICKEN, STEAK AND FISH SUNDAY DINNERS SERVED FROM 3 P.M. TO 7:30 P.Mm' Dominion Hotel Your Hosts: Marg and Roes Johnston ZURICH bers of the teams have been selling tickets for. Team 1 - Pitchers, Phil Over- holt, Rick Shantz. Others - Jim Bedard, Larry Bedard, Tony Bedard, John Gascho, Clifford Gingerich, Gary Gingerich, Bob Johnston, Lloyd Ilostell, Bob Merner, Eric Sm ale. Team 2 - Pitchers - Dave Durand, Kevin McKinnon. Others - Percy Bedard, Paul Charrette, Bernie Denomme, Larry Denomme, Gerard Duch- arme, Gary Flaxbard, Jerry Rader, Pete Regier, Richard Schilbe, Richard Turkheim. Charlies Down Bluewater Crew To Force Playoff For Second Place in Z.R.L. For six innings, the Sunday afternoon softball game between the Bluewater Boys and Charles Auto Sales was a very close contest which could have gone either way. Charles had taken an early lead, scoring eight runs in the first inning, four of them on Jerry Rader's bases loaded home run to left field. However, the Bluewater crew came to life in the fourth, fifth and sixth to trail by only three runs, 18-15. The seventh inning, though, was diastrous for the Bluewater, as Charles crossed the plate 17 times, and then went on to win the game, 36-24. The winners' hitting punch came from Gary Flaxbard with six hits; Jerry Rader with five; Paul Flaxbard, Richard Turkheim and Richard Fisher with four; Richard Regier, with three; Dave Stark, Ray Finkbeiner and Pete Regier with two; and Doug Meidinger with one. Paul Charrette led the Blue - water with a siniale; two doubles, and a triple; Tony Denomme and Dave Durand had three hits; Ron Overholt, Clarence Rau, Ken Durand, Bernie Denomme, and Larry Denomme had two apiece; and Don Ayotte had one. Jerry Rader was the winning pitcher for Charlies, while Larry Denomme and Dave Durand both served on the mound for the losers. Howard Finkbeiner and Leo Meidinger took care of the umpiring for the game. This was the eighth win for Charlies and hence they move in• to a second -place tie with the Barber Boys. A sudden death game was played between the Barber Boys and Charlies Auto Sales last night at the park to decide second place. The semi- Tinal.playoffs will be starting very soon, probably next Wednes• day night, with first -place es��v DANCE In The ZURICH COMMUNITY CENTRE FRI. NIGHT, AUG. 22 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. Also the picking of a "Bean ,vho will be crowned by ast year's Queen, Debb- e Merner. VALUABLE CASH PRIZES Any interested girl or sponsors should leave their names at the Citizens News Office. MUSIC BY THE BLUEWATER PLAYBOYS Gingerichs facing the third- place team, and the second -place team squaring off against the Bluewater Boys. Reception and Dance FOR ELAINE DENOMME and GEORGE FELLER (bridal couple) on Saturday, Aug® 23 in the DASHWOOD COMMUNITY CENTRE Music by THE BLUEWATER PLAYBOYS Everyone Welcome BROWNIE'S DRIVE-IN THEATRE CLINTON Box Office Opens at 8.00 p.m. ALL DOUBLE FEATURE SHOWS THURS. and FRIDAY August 21 and 22 "RACHEL, RACHEL" (Adult Entertainment) Showing at 8:30 p.m. — Starring JOANNE WOODWARD — JAMES OLSON and ESTELLE PARSONS In Color — Plus Second Feature "Countdown" Showing at 10:45 p.m. Starring JAMES CAAN Color Cartoon SAT., MON., TUES. August 23-25-26 — DOUBLE FEATURE — "FIVE CARD STUD" Showing at 8:30 p.m. — Starring DEAN MARTIN, ROBERT MITCHUM and INGER STEVENS — In Color — PLUS — "No Way To Treat A Lady" Showing at 10:45 p.m.—Starring ROD STEIGER — LEE REMICK and GEORGE SEGAL Color Cartoon WED., THURS., FRI. August 27-28-29 — DOUBLE FEATURE — '1F IT'S TUESDAY IT MUST BE BELGIUM" Showing at 8:30 p.m. — Starring IAN McSHANE and SUZANNE PLESHETTE — In Color A Comedy concerning vacationing tourists in Europe. — PLUS - "BOYr DID I GET THE WRONG NUMBER" Showing at 10:45 p.m.—Starring BOB HOPE and PHYLLIS DILLER Color Cartoon