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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1949-07-08, Page 5I • 41 A 4 • • 4. r,sem L 11 By 4E-HRE Wingham Mercury's, visited Sea fOith, I3os;Ukrts, Tuesday evening and won a close, bard -fought game by a 5-4 •count. It was one of the best games ;played here this sea- son, before the largest softball crowd of the year. For five frames. it was tight ball, each team scoring one run, Both' O'Shea for Seaforth and Jardine for Wingham held the 'batters to two hits, one of them a home run by Horton of the Bosharts. The first frappe forboth teams was scoreless as the batters went down in order. Wingham scored its first run in the second on a double by Seli and a Seaforth er- ror. Seaforth garnered a run in the fifth, buti W ngham came back in the sixth and took O'Shea for four straight hits, pushing across four runs. Kennedy came in and stop- ped the rally, striking out the next two batters. Kennedy held Wing- -ham off the score sheet from then on. Seaforth scored one in their half of, the' sixth to make the count Wingham- ', Seaforth 2. In the bot- tom half of the eighth the Bosh - arts scored two runs to bring them close. Although they managed to get a man in scoring ,position to tie .the game in the ninth, they were unable to come through . to push 'him across, the mount re- maining 5-4 for the Mercury',. This was the first game Wingham• has taken from 'Seaforth this sea- son, having dropped two ,previous sessions. Batteries — Seaforth: O'Shea, Kennedy, Hubert and Boussey, Wingham: Jardine and Groh. R H E Seaforth ... 000 011 020-4 2 4 Wingham ... 010 004 000-5 7 6 SEAFORTH—Boussey, c; Ken- nedy, ennedy, ib; Smith, 3b; O'Shea, p; Horton, LT.; Willson, 's.s.; Eisler, c.f.; McGregor, r .; Woods, 2b; Hubert, c. WIN'GHAM — Templeman, c.f.; Johnston, 11.; Gardiner, 3b; Crew - son, ib; Seli, se.; Loughlean, r.f.; Hayden, 2b; Jardine, p; Groch, c. Umpires—G. W. Cowan; plate; A. MacLean, bases. Goderich girls were the visitors at the Lions Park Wednesday night when they tangled with the Sea - forth Pawns in a regular scheduled game, and came out on the bottom of a Lopsided score, 45-5. The Fawns for the second time pxoited; $i tqo cti.40: iiu .0103 0.4W paxtesteii�t fox . the Gedex te'h 1#r and as 'tire seo944 vi4 thig w;@eh1 Qt to 1oe41. leesies; 1104V der ftiated`;Brlisa'Iela on Ma tday nigp,t, As the who: wore • old it 'wawa."t the 'inatt,er wholupoid wi>x'the. game-, it wa1' tb fil er4410 1, how. socarr would; the Goderieh girla. re- tire the, Pawns each inning. There was nothing outtstaudi.ng in the game; except the ,number of home runs that the locals collect-, ed, The Goderich girls have plen- ty lenty of room for i>iinprovoment. Batteries—Seaforth: B. Dale and I. Watson; Goderich: Willie and A. McCabe. --Sb?APORTII B.. Dale, p; M. Box, s.s.; N: Dolts,' 3b; Stapleton, 114 M. Bailey, c.f.; L Watson, c; H. Hamilton, ib; D. Dale, 2b; G. Eckert, r.f.. GODERICH—A. McCabe, c; D. McCabe, c.f.; M. Chisolm, 1b; J. McCabe, s.s.; G. Gillies, 3b; Wil- lis, p; J. Murray, $b; M. MacDon- ald; r.f.; E. McCartney, 11. Umpires --Kerr and Smith. Seaforth '`awns of the W.O.A.A. intermediate girls' softball league Milled another surprise win Mon- day night when .they defeated the powerful Brussels girls, last year's champions, by a 17-14 count. This was Seaforth's second win over Brussels in three games, having lost the first game in Brussels. The Fawns started out with ten runs in the first frame on seven hits, .three walks and three errors. Brussels girls did not score until the third frame when they count- ed two. Seaforth Fawns added one each in the fourth and fifth frames and two in the eighth, while Brussels counted one in the fourth, four in the sixth, five in the eighth, and two in the ninth. It was a good game despite the wet grounds. I. Watson for the Fawns was exceptionally good on second and M. Box, also of the Fawns, pulled off the outstanding l.lsy of the game, snagging S. Cole - mar's line drive at short. For Brussels, J. Stephenson was a star in i.ght field. R 'H E Brussels .. 002 104 042-14 13 6 Seaforth.. 1030 110 020-17 19 7 BRUSSELS—N, Shaw, 2b; D. Willis, p; S. Coleman, ib; M. An- derson, c.f.; J. -Stephenson, r.f.; A, Campbell, c; F. Shaw, 3b; R. Jewel, s.s.; J. Spiers, ].f. • SEAFORTH FAWNS -B. Dale, c; M, Box, s.s.; B. Case, 3b; N. Dietz, l.f.; T. Stapleton, p; I. Wat- son, 2b; H. Hamilton, ib; M. Bail- ey, c.f.; D. Dale, r.f. Seaforth Bosharts travelled to Ingersoll last Friday and played an exhibition game with the In- gersoll Frigidaires, and came out on the top side of a 5-3 score. This was the best game of the season for the Bosharts and was close all the way. After the show- ing of the team the Bosharts ex- pect to play a few more exhibition games before the season is over. Ingersoll scored the first runs in the third frame, while the Bo.hart boys came through with one run in their half of the fourth, ;haidllxg rare x x11 ,tii4eia>• teras %beto: f#11,4 13001(0*, 1? o 0.ktGaGougl Ali two riots; and 40110 410 it a lo100. •rtin •1* 1.44011.','r+Rl - the4 oh,: Ke*44 'helot Oke 4 titres ecereless, *Vie his tela mates 'teiliect two runs, is thear half of the eighth.. The gagster was it pitchers' battle all the way, with Kennedys CO. $ea forth Bosharts getting real SUP, port in the field,, as there was on- ly nly one error comxoitteed for. Sea - forth, while three were •atrikee ts• The Ingersoll pitcher, fired laic, had 13 strikeouts but hie mates committed three miscues. Bill Smith was the big gun for the Bosharts, as he collected two singles, a home run and a double. Jack Eisler came through with two doubles and a single. For Inger- soll, Riddell collected a home run and Payne hit a double. R H Seaforth ... 000 12n 020-5 11 1 Ingersoll.. 002 010 000-3 6 3 •SEAFORTH—Boussey, ib; Eis- ler, c.f.; B. Smith, 3h; Cameron, 2b; O'Shea, c; Wilson, s.s.; Mc- Gregor, I.f.; Kennedy, p; Woods, r.f. INGERSOLL — McCutcheon, 3b.• Boynton, s,s; Wairservice, r.f.; F. Vale, p; Mills, c.f.; Clark, lb; Payne, 2b; Prank Vale, 1.1.; Rid'- dell, c. BOWLING NOTES On Tuesday evening'a pleasant mixed bowling tournament was held on the greens when there were 31 bowlers taking part. Those playing were Miss Thelma Forbes, Mrs. J. A. Westoott, Miss Alice Reid, Mrs. Harold Free, Mrs. E. H. Close, Mrs. J. T. Kaiser, Mrs. John Beattie, Mrs. W. Cameron, Mrs. W. M. Hart, Mrs. B. L. Brady and Mrs. J. H. Hodgins. Men bowl- ers were Duncan Aikenhead, Har- old Free, J. A. Westcott, M.' Mc- Kellar, H. E. Smith, Chad Glew, John Beattie, W. M. Hart, Alvin Dale, Lorne Dale, Gordon Muir, James Besse, George Hays, Dr. P. L. Brady, Eric Munro,J. T. Kaiser, Dr. J. A. McLennan. Winners were: Ladies, Mrs. J. H. Hodgins, Mrs. J. A. Westcotc; men, Lorne Dale, Chad Glew. During the remainder of the sea- son the two clubs will hold a mix- ed tournament every Tuesday. eve- ning. vening. On Wednesday, July 20th, the Excellence Flour Mills tournament will be held. On Monday night Mr. M. A. Reid ard Miss Alice Reid won first prize at a mixed doubles tournament in Wingham. , BY 011 THE REALM OF OPO.RT Next week is the annual 'liea;. forth Lions Club Carnival, ap.d since there are three nights of the carnival this year, there will ,be R9' games played .at the Lions Parks 'during carnival week, unless otherwise notified. Sport fans, continue your patron- age atronage at the Lions Park .. be good sports and; attend the 'Carnival in a worthy cause. Seaforth Bosharts have several postponed games coming. up, At present the schedule shows one more home game, that with IAs- towel, July 19. However, watch posters for coming games; we will endeavor to get them in this col - ulna on time for you, provided•,•we are notified in time. Flash! Last- minute notice! A doubleheader will be played tonight (Friday), when Goderich girls meet Seaforth Fawns, and Listowel meet Bosh - arts. In regards to the girl's games, there are still two or three at home. Blyth are the visitors to- night, July 8, and the 'big game will be July 18, when Brussels play here. So far, the Fawns ,have tak- en Brussels two -to -one. Come and• support the girls at this game. It should be good! At the present time most of the Seaforth Legion games have been away, but we have been unable to get much information on these. As soon as we do, it will be here for you to read. So, boys of the Leg- ion. come on, bring in your games, etc., to Town Whisperings. What we don't know we can't print . so do not blame me if it isn't here. * & The Legion juveniles will really get'into their games starting July 18. 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