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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1980-09-04, Page 14.17,17m..suno.o.,.,ExPosItOrt.. SEPTIVIEBER 4, 1980 131( WILMA OM AND LIN STEFFIER It was four players against nine at. the ball game in Walton Saturday erning. Ttle outcome? Well, the four got pine t Una and the nine got four. , It was a great game forthe! more than 300 spectators to watch • the Four's Enough frern California win over the Walton Intermediates Nine. The *St IWO innings started offNat like any other genie but in the third inning California pitcher Ron Rupp found himself in a tight situation With runners on first and second and two out. Instead of trying to get the batter to retire the Side, with 44a . Ron. , Rupp , patented Atoyei he picked the Walton runner off Second base and never took his eyes Off horn,* ...•pldteI" The, nitcing Was, superb, the speed • of . their *Wag would leave you. breathless and their throwing ability was strong and accurate. Ron pitches blindfolded on tbe,Mou.nd for otRinning and from'second bam .for an inning. The titniSitbehind the plate could'Orily marvel at his glove and MS Slow ball. The Waken. players found they 'conid score only during the CalifOrtlia players' "thew" innings Their ability as a four -man softball teim playing s.erkkustall and their sportsmanship would stand the California players against any team in this area. The Walton ball club found their visitors nothing but gentlemen andclassify them as perfect . good -will ambassaders for the United Sates. They would o the1Califorma men back at any time. The Walton Intermediates • includ,e: Doug Conley, Roger. and, Paul :Humphries, Ken Ritchie. Brad, Knight. Jun Varna cattlemen to.ur Oinah-a-- • Correspondent MARY CHESSELL • 482-9969 Congratulations .to Blaine and Leisa Stephenson on the birth of their baby boy, a week ago Sunday. It's ano- ther grandson for Ralph and Mona. and the first grand- child for Mug and Fran Ritchie of Exeter. Barry and Pat Taylor and Allan and Marjorie Hayter and their families holidayed at Valley Plaza Inn in Jidid-• land, Mich. last week. Mack Webster and other members of the Huron Cat. demen's Association were in Omaha last week where they toured the , Omaha Stock- iarus, the John Deer factory, and several feedlots in that area. Mack noted it took them considerably longer to get out of the airport at Chicago than to reach their destination, Toronto, once they were airborne. Although there was a large crowd at Bayfield Fair/the only Varna entries in the parade this year were Darryn and Krista McAsh. Darryn• v.;on third in the decorated bicycle class and Krista was fourth for costuine in the Kindergarten to grade two group. Varna United Church will celebrate its anniversary on Sept. 21 at 11.00 a.m.: more details next week. Visitors will notice fresh paint on the walls and a lovely polished pine floor at the church. . Next weekend, Sept. 6th and 7th. the Old Homestead Park is holding a Slo-pitch Tournament in the Stanley ball park at Varna. The refreshment booth will be run by ladies of the Varna U.C. W. All offers of help will be gratefully received. The next meeting of the St'anley Recreation Commis- sion will be at 0:00 p.m. on Wed.. Sept. 24. Please remember the U.C.W. meeting tonight. Rosemary Armstrong of ain- ton will be the guest speaker. Attention Bean Growers— DIVISION OF GERBRO CORP. in association with Lou Maloney. Dublin Feed Mill are pleased to announce . Receiving facilities fos the 1980 WHITE BEAN and SOYBEAN CROP at DUBLIN FEED MILL Dublin (519) 345-2330 Quality Service on your door_stept COOK'S DIV. OF GERBRO CORP., HEAD OFFICE: HENSALL, and'''. Rick McDonald, Gary Bennett, 'Chuck Kireger, Scott Bridge, Steve Huether and Ken Higgins. The Coach and the man Who Ektended the challenge from the walron'Aeatn` tO the Four's Enough is" Joe Steffler., Umpire. was Frank Stretton of BrusselS. The four men whd make op the California team are pitcher, Ron:- RupP, 23,' and his brother Rick Rupp,' 21; the short stop; Rick Hughes, 22, •first baseman, and catcher Ralph Costeel, 23. They all grew up on the same block in Long Beach, California, although Rick Hughes now makes his home in Gaylord, Michigan. FIRST TIME TRAVELLING Altou hlosether for .10 yeai,t1ds is their first year on the travelling circuit throughout Canada an,d the United States. It has not been an easy year for them -- they have played no games in three and 'a half months. Lanny Rupp, manager of the team, had to leave the group earlier in the spawn. Karen Realrd*, who 131aYed Part of each game as first basenian. Was injured and had to return heittei. Cory Davis, the I reirlInr first baseman,was n1:140111 a ear accident just before the season started, Frank Carderella, • the catcher, signed a contract with the New York' Mets and is -new playing in their minor league system. The results is • 'a change of membership but old boyhood friendships pre- vailed and the team was able to keep on the go with rephidements. • The California players are finding Canadians area lot more fun. They find American spectators are really tough on the plifyers, and hard to entertain. Rich Hughes, born and raised in Long Beach "loves the country". After the'' Walton game, the visitors enioved some good Huron. County hospitality and found ong Plnre !earning ex- Petience1111plithIer7*Deng Conley's: pigs, They enjoyed their tont' of Doug's barn the chance to scratch some Pink ears in the pig pens. They said 9etetlo corn rates it10% 'One scale of 1-10 for a midnight snack, along With tomatoes eaten out Of hand 7.1r,7r: with nothing but a salt shaker,' As RIM Rtipp said just be -fere theyleft.for their next stop on, the 046. "WeNe been .cussed and discussed this summer. And sometimes we haven't *wed the way we know we .can. But after 120 games in three and a half months on the road travelling 71r11717 4 -thousands of miles boa and forth from Canada and the U.S. from Vancouver Island to Chicago, you can't be on the top afithe thrie, Met. all, we're only httmanI" If anyone wants further — — information on the- team contact Four's Enough, 10404 Santa Rita Street, Cypress, Califoinia 90630. • Kids, teens, In betweens Patricia Rimmer is on holidays SPECIAL! YOUNG "A" GRADE FULL SLICE ROUND ..STEAK BONE IN 78 Ib rSPECIAtl 10 VARIETIES SCHNEIDERS MINI -DELI STYLE GOVERNMENT INSPECTED UTILITY GRADE 6 — Nib. FROZEN FRESH - • TENDER YOUtig Mrkeys OVEN OR BAR-B-QUE READY 1 SPECIAL! 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