Zurich Citizens News, 1976-06-02, Page 6Page 6 -Citizens News, June 2, 1976
New fence slated for Dashwood diamond
The Dashwood ball park will be
taking on a new look within the
next couple of weeks.
The committee in charge of
the field has let a contract to
Taylor Fencing of Lambeth to
install a new fence around the
outfield and in the vicinity of
home plate.
The six foot high chain link
At Chesley
green vinyl covered fence will
extend a distance of 500 feet from
foul pole to foul pole and a
distance of 50 feet on each side
along the existing fence towards
home plate.
The fence from each side of
the screen behind the plate
extending to the dugouts will be
six feet in heighth to give more
protection to spectator's_
Board secretary Bob Hoffman
who is also a member of the Dash- ,
wood Tigers ball club said the
new fences will allow for easier
recognition of ground rules as
it can be lined up with the end
of the dugouts and the light
standards.
Mets.drop 1 2-2 decision
The Zurich Mets failed to enjoy
a Sunday afternoon trip to
Chesley.
The Mets in their second
Huron -Perth baseball league start
of the season dropped a lopsided
12-2 decision to the home town
Chesley club.
Chesley jumped into a 2-0 lead
in the first inning and continued
to increase their margin until they
were ahead 12-0 after eight
innings of play.
In the Zurich ninth, Steve Be -
DOUR AND Jeff O'Brien rapped
out singles and were able to come
around to score on similar base
hits from the bats of Rick Schilbe
and Pat Bedard.
Tigers streak stopped
The two game winning streak
of the Dashwood Tigers in Huron -
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piARD TIMES
league play came to a halt Sunday
afternoon.
The Tigers dropped a 'come -
from -behind 5-3 decision to
Kincardine in a Sunday game
played in the Lake Huron town.
The Dashwood club scored
three times in the top of the
eighth inning to move ahead
3-1 only to lose the game in the
bottom of the same inning on
one big blow.
Larry Riggin, who was a
member of the London Knights
hockey team during the recently
concluded hockey season bashed
a bases loaded home run in the
eighth to give the home club the
victory.
The three Dashwood runs carne
across in the eighth on only one
base hit. Bob Hoffman was safe
on an crror and moved' to third
to fill the bases as Bill Schadc
and Dave Parsons drew bases on
balls.
John Hayter followed with a
key single to send Hoffman and
Schade scampering • home and
Parsons was able to complete
the bases cycle on a Kincardine
error.
Southpaw Jim Guenther went
the complete nine inning distance
on the Dashwood mound. He
turned in a good performance
in allowing only four hits but
one was the fatal blow by Riggin.
Guenther recorded an even dozen
strikeouts.
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The Mets could only come up
with three hits in the first eight
innings of play. Kim McKinnon
singled in the second, Pat Bedard
singled in the third and Gerard
Charrette delivered a similar
blow in the sixth frame.
Doug Geoffrey was the starting
and losing pitcher for Zurich.
The Mets will be in action on
the Zurich diamond for •the first
time this year at 5 p.m. Saturday
with Listowel supplying the
opposition. Tuesday the Dash-
wood Tigers will be in town to
meet the Mets in a 6:30 contest.
Hoffman said a portion of the
costs 'of the 'new fend will be
covered by government capital
grants and Wintario grants.
Construction of the new fence
will be under the direction of
Larry Haugh of Exeter, an
employee of Taylor Fencing.
A six foot wide warning track
is also being installed from one
foul line to the other just inside
the outfield fence.
The Dashwood ball park is in
use every day of the week during
the • summer months. Monday
night, the Dashwood Mt. Carmel
junior and senior girls are in
action, Tuesday is for Dashwood
pen wees and Tiger .-practices
and' Wednesday the •Stephen.
(Crediton) juveniles use the field.
Thursdays are reserved for
Grand Bend and area ladies soft-
ball, Friday is the regular night
for the Dashwood ' Tigers and
Saturdays and Sundays are used
by the Stephen juniors.
Other members of the Dash-
wood athletic field committee
are Bill Vandeworp, Bill Schade,
Irvin Rader, Paul Watson, Joe
Miller and Doug Russell.
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