Zurich Citizens News, 1971-09-23, Page 38PAGE 18
ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1971
ALL HELPS TO MAKE A FAIR - One of the most popular
attractions at a fall fair is the ferris wheel, which provides
fun and excitement for both young and old alike. This photo
shows the ride in action at the Zurich Fall Fair on Monday.
Midgets down Rec chumps
(by Gerry Rader)
On Sunday at 2 p, m, the
Zurich Midgets baseball team
will challenge the champion
Rec League team, the B . P's to
a softball game. The B. P's
already in hot water for braggin
and boasting about baseball bei
a girls game, got scalded last
Sunday by the all -men midgets
when they were soundly beaten
by a score of 5-1. The midgets
allowed the B. P.'s to call in
well experienced Dick Bedard
for mound duties.
Now the manly midgets are
calling for the Softball Rec
League Champs to prove that
they are the best in the soft-
ball league, by challenging
them to a game on the B, P.'s
home ground. The B . P. 's will
allow the midgets a pitcher out I
of the league if they feel one
is necessary, All men on the
Midget squad of baseball players
are 17 years and under.
Since the Midgets have alre-
ady proven who the best men
are on the hardball diamond,
lets see if the Rec League
Champs can do the same on
theirs. Here's hoping it won't
be too embarassing!
MIDGETS MAUL REC CHAMPS
(Score 5 - 1)
In the baseball game last
Sunday, Pat Bedard and John
Mommersteeg combined pitch-
ing duties to allow the Blue -
water only two hits and struck
out eight for the win, while
Dick Bedard for the B, P. 's
went the distance allowing only
four hits and struck out seven.
Danny Schilbe's single to
right field scoring Gerald Weido
and John Mommersteeg gave
the midgets an early two run
lead in the first inning.
The Bluewater got their home
run in the top of the third on
Andy Beieriing's single, scoring
Doug Geoffrey. The Midgets
picked up two more in the same
inning on hits by Pat Bedard
and Joe Kende.. Their final run
came in the fifth when John
Mommersteeg scored on a hit
by Gerald Charrette.
The umpires for the game
were Abe Hoffman and Gord
Hay,
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Introducing
YOUR LIBERAL
candidate in HURON
EN DUNCAN
Ken Duncan, a 48 -year-old farmer from Usborne Township, is
married to the former Dorothy Marie Miller. Ken and his wife reside
at R. R. 1, Kirkton, with two of their three children, Lloyd, 24, who
works the 225 acre family farm with his father, and Shiela, 11, who
attends Usborne Central School. A second daughter, Janis, (Mrs.
Don Richardson) resides in Stratford where she works as a R.N. at
Stratford General. A life resident of Huron, Ken Duncan's
great -great-grandfather began the family farm on a tract purchased
from the Canada Company over 100 years ago.
DUNCAN IS DISSATISFIED WITH:
.SOARING EDUCATIONAL COST
.RAMPAGING REGIONAL GOV°To
.BUREAUCRATIC REGIONAL
ASSESSMENT
LET DUNCAN AND THE LIBERAL PARTY
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