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WEDNESDAY, JULY .29, 1959
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Zurich Lumberkings Clinch First
Place With 64 Win Over Dashwood
The Zurich. Lumberkings prac- ed Trushinski, and then Wilson
tically clinched the Huron -Perth
baseball league title on Monday
night when. they edged the Dash-
wood. Tigers in Dashwood, 6-4.
Zurioh has only two games left in
the regular schedule, one with
Dashwood in Zurich tonight, Wed-
nesday, and the other with Mitch-
ell Lincolns in Zurich this Thurs-
day night.
Lefty Claude Tessier held the
Tigers to five scattered hits
throughout the contest. He struck
-out five Dashwood batters, and
gave up only four `bases on balls.
The Kings jumped on the com-
bined offerings of Iry Ford. and
Steve Mitro for nine hits. Be-
tween them they walked four
.Zurich batters, and struck out
five.
John Wilson was the only mem-
ber of the 'Luniberkings to hit
safely more than once, He had
two singles, one in the :first and
one in the third!.
Zurich exploded for three runs
in the first inning on three hits.
Lead-off batter Doug O'Brien
worked a base on balls, as did
.Bill Craig. Danny Trushinski
lined out a single to score O'Brien
and then Yungblut drew a base
on balls, Arn Meyer's doubl scor-
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came through with his first single
to score Yungblut.
Two successive singles by Doug
O'Brien and Bill Craig in the
second produced another run. In
the third Yungblut led off with
a single, was sacrificed to second
by Jerry Bell and then scored on
John Wilson's second single of
the game. The final Zurich run
carne in the fifth, when Danny
Trushinski reached first after be-
ing struck out, on an error to the
Dashwood catcher. He stole sec-
ond, was sacrificed to third by
Jerry Bell, and then scored on a
wild pitch.
Dashwood scored two runs in
the first on one hit, added one in
the third on a single hit, and them
shoved one more across the plate
in the sixth on two errors.
ZURICH AB R H E
Doug O'Brien 2b 3 2 1 0
Bill Craig cf 2 0 1 0
Danny Trushinski ss 3 2 1 0
Bill Yungblut, 3b 1 2 1 0
Jerry Bell rf 1 0 0 0
Arn Meyer if 2 0 1 0
John Wilson c 3 0 2 0
Don O'Brien 1b 3 0 1 4
Claude Tessier p 3 0 1 0
TOTALS 26
DASHWOOD AB
Genttner ss 3
Ford, p, 3b 4
Hayter, 3b, cf 2
Mitro, cf, p, 2
Doucette, c,
Lightfoot, 1b, 3
Ratz, 2b 2
Denomme, rf,
Webb, If, 3
TOTALS
6
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1
0
1
1
0
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25 4 5 2
R H E
Zurich 311 010 6 9 4
Dashwood 201 001 4 5 2
Claude Tessier and John Wil-
son; Irv. Ford, Steve Mitro (1)
and Wally Doucette.
ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS
Two New Members of Lumberkings
Two more new members of the Zurich Lumberkings
roster this year are, left DANNY TRUSHINSKI, who holds
down short-stop position, and right,CLAUDE TESSIER, a
southpaw pitcher. Danny hails from the town of Walker-
ton, and has been active in various phases of sports in
that district. Besides having played considerable baseball
in Walkerton Danny played minor hockey there, and Tater
played junior hockey for the Chesley Colts, where he .was
judged one of the most valuable players. He works for
the local branch of the Bank of Montreal. Claude Tessier
calls Hull, Quebec, his home. He came to Goderich last
winter to play junior hockey in that town. Before coming
to this section of the country he played considerable
baseball in Quebec. Claude works for the Dominion Road
and Machinery Company in Goderich.
(Citizens News Photos)
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PAGE SEVEN
Triple By Pete Masse Gives Kings
8-4 Victory I ver Mitchell Lincolns
Pete Masse, big right -fielder of
the Zurich Lumberkings, smashed
out a three -run triple in. the sixth
inning to lead the locals to an
8-4 victory over the Mitchell Lin-
coins
incolns in Zurich on Wednesday
night, The 400 -foot drive landed
on the back edge of the race
track in deep left field.
Arn Meyer, ace right-hander of
the locals pitching staff, held the
heavy -hitting Lincolns to seven
scattered hits. Only once, in the
fifth inning, was he in any kind
of trouble, when the visitors
jumped on him for three of their
hits, and scored two of their runs.
He struck out ten Mitchell bat-
ters in the eight -inning contest,
and walked only three men.
Doug O'Brien and Bill Yung-
blut led the locals hitting attack,
each getting three hits in four
times at bat, one of Yungblut's
being a double in the seventh.
Jerry Bell had two hits in three
times at bat. Joe Murphy was the
only Mitchell batter to hit safely
more than once, going two for
four.
In the first inning Doug O'Bri-
en led off with a single, reached
second and then third on an er-
Da ny Trushinski
Top Zurich Batter
With .500 Average
With the regular season in the
Huron - Perth Baseball League
nearing completion Danny Trush-
inski is still the leading batter on
the Zurich Lumberking roster,
with an average of .500. Follow-
ing close behind Trushinski with
.472 is Bill Yungblut, who has
gained considerably in the past
two weeks with his terrific hitting
power. John Wilson holds down
third position with a comfortable
.462 average.
Complete figures for the entire
team are:
Danny Trushinski 34 17 .500
Bill Yungblut 46 17 .472
John Wilson 26 12 .462
Jerry Bell 36 16 .444
Doug O'Brien - 40 13 .325
Bill Craig 43 13 .302
Don O'Brien 30 7 .233
Arn Meyer 32 7 .219
George Parker 15 4 .280
Bruce Moir 8 2 .250
Pete Masse 18 4 .222
Claude Tessier 8 1 °125
ror to the right -fielder, and scor-
ed on a wild pitch. In the sec-
ond Jerry Bell led off with a sin-
gle, advanced on Wilson's sac-
rifice, and scored on Arn Mey-
er's single.. Two successive singles
by Doug O'Brien and Bill Craig,
followed by Don O'Brien's base
on balls, a single by Bill Yung-
blut and a sacrifice fly by Bell
pushed two runs across for the
'Kings in the third.
The big rally came in the sixth:
Bill Yungblut and Jerry Bell both
singled, were moved to second
and third on Wilson's sacrifice,
and then Masse came through
with his towering drive to deep
left -centre, to account for two
runs. Masse scored later on Geo-
rge Parker's single.
MITCHELL AB R. H E
Colquhoun, 2b 4 2 1 0
Westman, c 4 0 0 0
Rohfristch, cf 3 0 1 0
Wallace, ss 3 1 1 0
Sadler, p 4 0 1 0
Coveney, 3b 2 0 0 0
Murphy, rf 4 1 2 1
W. Pauli, lb 3 0 0 0
R. Pauli, if 4 0 1 0
Totals 31 4 7 1
ZURICH AB H E
Doug O'Brien, 2b 4 2 3 0
Bill Craig, cf 4 1 1 0
Don O'Brien, ss 3 0 0 0
Bill Yungblut, 3b 4 1 3 0
Jerry Bell, 1b 3 2 2 0
John Wilson, c 1 0 0 0
Pete Masse, rf 3 1 1 0
Arn Meyer, p 3 0 1 0
George Parker, if 3 1 1 0
Totals 28 812 0
R H E
Mitchell. 001 021 00-4 7 1
Zurich 112 004 Ox -8 12 0
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