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HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Citizens News, 1969-09-04, Page 16PAGE SIXTEEN ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS GEORGE BEER AND ALVIN TAILOR CHECK BARBECUED BEEF AT Charlies Cone Alive hi Playoffs; Whip Mighty Gingerichs First Two Games Charlies Auto Sales, aided by the return of pitcher Kevin Mc- Kinnon,. looked in much better form than they have shown for a long time, as they defeated Gingerich's 10-6 in the first game of their semifinal series. Charles scored three runs in the second inning, two in the fifth, one in the sixth, and four in the seventh, At the same time, hurler McKinnon kept Gingerichs off the score sheet for five innings. They finally scored one in the sixth and five in the seventh, before the game was called at the end of the eighth because of darkness. Kevin McKinnon and Richard Schilbe shared the pitching chores for Charlies, allowing twelve hits and walking seven batters. The losing pitchers, Clifford Gingerich and Richard Shantz, gave up ten hits, walked six, and struck out six. Richard Schilbe, Ray Finkbeiner and Pete Regier each had two hits for Charlies, with single hits coming from Gary Flaxbard, Dave Stark, Doug Stade and Jerry Rader. Tony Bedard was the top Gingerich's batter with three singles, while Wayne Horner and Don Parsons had two hits each, and James Ranier, Cliff Gingerich, Lloyd Lostell, Rich- ard Shantz, and John Gascho added one apiece. STARLITE DRIVE-IN THEATRE GRAND BEND — Rain or Clear — Children Under 12 in Cars Frei Again on Sunday afternoon, Charlies came up with an im- portant victory as they .sent a shaky -looking Ginerich's crew to an 11-2 defeat and went ahead two games to none in.the best - out -of -five series. Kevin Mc- Kinnon went the distance on the mound for Charles, giving up only six hits walking four, and striking out three. Gingerich's pitching staff seethed to have a great deal of difficulty, as four different pitchers were used in the losing effort. Richard Shantz Clifford Gingerich, Lloyd Lostell, and Tony Bedard all took a try at hurling, but none had much success. The winners scored four runs in the first inning to take an early lead, and then added two runs in the fourth, three in the fifth, ane two"in t`he eighth. Gingerich's scored on in the third and one in the sixth. Charlies emerged from the game without committ- ing a single error. Fary Flaxbard had three hits for Charlies; Richard Schilbe and Richard Turkheim each had two; and Kevin McKinnon and Ray Finkbeiner had one each; Finkbeiner's being a home run. Lloyd Lostell had two hits for the losers, with one being contributed by James Ranier, Cliff Gingerich, Glenn Gascho, and Don Parsons. Thurs., Fri, Sat., Sept. 4 -5.6 - (Double Feature -- Color) Don't Just Stand There Robert Wagner, Mary Tyler Moore The Secret War Of Harry Frigg Paul Newman Fri., Sat., Sept. 12-13 The Stalking Moon (Colon') regory Peck, Eva Mame Saint, Bathers Lead Bluewater Two Games to None EXETER RODEO The score of Sunday's game sounds more like that of a foot- ball game, with the Barbers winning 32-14, but for awhile, things were tense for the Barber Boys. The Bluewater Boys took a 4-1 lead after the first inning, the score was tied 7-7 at the end of two, and the Bluewater again led at the end of the third, 10-7. However, at this point the Lakers ran out of steam and the Barber Boys just started to put on the pressure. The Bluewater crew scored only one more run during the remainder of the game while Merner's squad tallied another twenty-five runs to sew up the. victory. Bob Johnston arid Phil Overholt pitched for the winners. Dave Durand started for the Bluewater. Among the sixty hits that were made in the game, there were two home runs, both by Over- holts: Phil for the Barber Boys and Ron for the Bluewater. The Barber Boys hitters were: Bob Johnston, Eric Smale, Larr, The Barber Boys are performing about the way they were expect& to in the Rec League softball league semi-final series; defeating the Bluewater crew relatively easily in their first two encounters. However, the Bluewater Boys are still putting forth a gallant effort, and their tenacity must be acknowledged. The first game ended in a 17-5 victory for the Barbers, with the winners leading throughout the entireame, giving up the five runs only in the last two innings. Pitcher Phil Overholt is now in top shape, and is giving the batters a fair amount of trouble. Jim Bedard led the Barber Boys assult with four hits, while Bob Johnston had three, Aubrey Bedard and Phil Overholt had two apiece, and Eric Smale, Larry Bedard, Bob Merner and Shane McKinnon had one each. Both Bob Johnston and Aubrey Bedard hit round -trippers for tie winners. Paul Charrette hit safey three times for the losers, Ronnie Over- holt had two hits, and Larry, Bernie and Tony Denomme and Dave Durand had one each. Bedard and Dave McNair with five; Red McIntosh, Phil Over- holt, Jim Bedard and Ray Weido with four; and Bob Merrier with three. For the Bluewater, Gerard ' Ducharme, Bernie Denomme, and Dave Durand each had four hits; Paul Charrette had three; Larry Denomme, and Ron Over- holt had two; and Clarence Rau and Tony Denomme had one apiece. 0 A staff of eight teachers will look after the 209 pupils enrolled at the Zurich Public School. They are; kindergarten, Mrs. Joyce Preszcator; grade 1, Mrs. A. Haberer; grades 2 and 3, Mrs. Ruby Neeb; grades 3 and 4, Mrs. Jean Jolly; grades 5 and. 6, L. Weido; grades 6 and 7, C. McQuillin; grades 7 and 8, Mrs. D. Oesch and principal D. L. O'Brien. 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