The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1958-07-03, Page 4ton
n Cyclone
ges Munro i,.,,,.!.i; - 5 ir.. I'incI;
itle afore 300 Fans
Hur
A 1 ls Cne.Mfitter,
Loses 11.4 Tilt
.Although Don Killeen of the
:Exeter Bantams threw a tine-'
hitter at the Seaforth Bantams
Friday .night in Seaforth, the
ToUng ed
control and lwalke 1 ten aman en k t to
absorb an 11-2 setback L. a
WOAA Bantam Baseball League
scheduled game.
C'entrefielder Gerry FIannigan
was the only Seaforth player to
!nit safely .in the contest but a
.series of three walks in the three -
run .first; four in the five -run;
fourth and two more in the
three -run fifth chalked up the
Seaforth victory.
,Tim Patterson and Tom Dick
shared the Seaforth pitching du-
ties and between thein they al-
lowed only four Exeter safeties.
Bill Heywood. Bob Schroeder,
Don Killeen and Gerry Cooper
each connected for a single in
the short five inning game.
A pair of walks and three
singles in the third inning ac-
gotulted for Exeter's two runs,
•
Report On
Blake
By I+LIZABETld FINLAY
Misses Edith and Rebecca
Eteckle, Olive and Erla Martin
visited with the Finlay sisters
on Saturday. and also attended
the trousseau tea for Miss Shir-
ley Gingerich.
Many friends attended the
is
funeral of Mr. Rudy Oesch, who — •
ger
vas a life long resident of Hay
Township,
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Robin-
son, of Hilis,reen, spent an
evening last week with the Fin-
lay family,
Miss Marilyn Gesell is spend•
ing a few holidays with her
grandmother,- Mrs. Rudy Oesch.
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CHAMPS .AGAIN[—Kirkton won the Cyclone league baseball championship for the
second consecutive year Tuesday afternoon in Mitchell when they downed Munro 6-5.
in a sudden -death final before some 30(1 fans. Pictured above, back row, left to
right. Norm Hazlewood, Bill Wagh:orn, Bill Nethercott, Keith Stevens, Harold Burgin,
Ken Elackler, Al Eveleigh and Alvin Crago, manager. Front row, left to right, Geo.
Burgin, Bill Rowe, Ed Robinson, Barry Stephen, Jack Urquhart, Bob Dobson and
Albert Berry. Seated with the Cyclone league trophy is Stan Francis, club batboy.
urich Ed
Rudolph Oosch
Rudolph Desch. 134, lifelong
resident of Hay Tnwnship, died
Tuesday. June 24. He was a re-
tired carpenter,
He is survived by his wife,
the former Elizabeth Desch, one
.[son, William; one daughter, Mrs.
Bert Saber, Stanley Township.
and a sister, Mr's. Samuel Roth,
Tavistock.
The body rested at the West-
lake funeral home. Zurich. until
Thursday afternoon, when serv-
ices were conducted in the
Zurich Mennonite Church. Inter-
ment was in the Goshen Line
Cemetery.
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lisariat
Only two games took place in
the Huron -Perth league this week
as rain forced cancellation on
two others.
Dashwood Tigers ram from
behind in the final two innings
of Monday night's game. in Eae-
ter to down the tribe 9-4 and
I
Fete Champs
Bali Loop
Champions of Hensall Broom.
ball League were honoured with
a dance and trophies last Thurs-
day night at the Blnewater
Danceland west of Zurich.
Gerald Bell, captain of the
group championship team, Gen.
•eral Coach, accepted the Labatt
Trophy from sales manager .lack
Martin of the Labatt Brewing
Co. Ltd.
Members of the winning team
were Bob Baynham, Don Kyle,
John Baker, Wilmer Dalrymple,
Len Clark. Eric Smale, 'Pony
Sherritt, Grant • McGregor. Mer.
vin Eyre, "Shorty" Caldwell,
Bruce Moir, Bill Baker and
Gerald Bell.
,Tim Lytlle, representative of
the O'Keefe's Brewing Co. Ltd.,
presented Carl Decker, captain
of the ruhner-up Zurich club,
with the O'Keefe's trophy.
Members of the Zurich broom -
ball team included Gord Hay,
"Di'ck" Bedard. Bob Merner,
Bob ,Tohnston, Brian Geoffrey,
Wayne Willer[, George Suplat,
Don Gasehn, Carl Decker, "Jun-
ior" Sterner. Jerome Geoffrey,
Doug Theander and T)on O'Brien.
About 150 attended the gather-
ing. Desjardine's orchestra pro-
vided the music.
Snore by 'inn1ugsr R 14 14
Exeter not ono. 2 4 4
Seafnrtb inn 33x -dt 1 It
T)nn Killeen and BHT Hf yttrind;
.rim Patterson. Tom Dick and Pai-
terannt Winning Pitcher—Patter-
son; 1.nser---Killeen.
5
hand Exeter its eighth consecu-
tive loss.
In the only other encounter,
I the powerful Zurich Lumber
Kings chalked up their seventh
victory of the season in nine
`games by downing Dashwood 4-2
in a game played in Zurich last
Friday night.
I Exeter Mohawks were to pay
a return visit to Listowel on
1 Thursday night for a floodlight :
I gave but the wet weather put
'the clamp on it. The same situs-!
e
I runs in the final two innings to
clown the Exeter Mohawks 9.4
and leave the tribe without a vic-
tory in eight straight games,
The tribe led 4.2 in the fifth
inning and looked 10 he well on
their way to victory when the
' roof fell in.
I With two men out and nobody
on base, Jimmy Hayter started
the hall rolling when he worked
Exeter mounds.man Jim Russell
for a walk. Successive singles
by Steve Mitro, Bob Meharg and
Bn1, Stormes changed the com-
plexion of the game completely
as the hitting power plus the
walk gave the Tigers the lead
for the first time in the game.
The lead was never relinquished
by the Tigers as they sewed
l up their third Huron -Perth vic-
e tory in seven starts by adding
four more insurance runs in the
top of the sixth.
Errors and walks proved dis
astrous to the Mohawk aggrega-
tion in this contest as they boot-
ed four fielding plays and issued
six free 'hases an balls to the
Tigers. Three of the six walks
came successively in the four•
run sixth inning.
Although Mohawk hurler ,Tim
Russell ran into trouble in the
final two frames, the young
rightbander •racked up 10 strike-
outs.
David Rata hurled the first
four innings for Dashwood and
Raymie Wein came on in relief
for the final two.
Bob Meharg and Steve ;Nitro
paced the Dashwood Tigers hit-
ting attack with two hitt each
The. other three Tiger safeties
were collected by :Tim Hayter,
Bob Stormes and Ray Webb.
Firstbaseman Jim Hennessey,
Bill. Batten, Bob Russell and
Jim Russell each hit safely once
for Exeter.
Score iia- 1nr11n2•a: rt 34;.1Dashwood_ 010 134--9 7 1
Exeter . 1:19 Ant) -4 6 4.
lien Pusae1l BobRussell (RE
and flick• 'Wrath:: Dave 'Raiz,
Ttaymia \'Cain (31 and Bob MP -
Har;.;. Winning Pitcher. -.. Vein;
!.neer--.1, mason.
n
took place on Wednesday
night as the game between Mit-
• chell and Dashwood in Tiger-
itown had to be rescheduled.
Yungblut Paces
Dings' Victory
After scoring two runs in the
R bottom of the first inning, Zurich
Lumber Kings went on to add'•,
two more in the last Half of!
td
chalk upa 4.. 2
seventh
;the en 1
and
4home-stand victory against Dash- I
wood Tigers Friday night.
Thirdbaseinan Bill Yungblut.
batting cleanup, was the hitting
star of the game as he smashed
lout a two -run double in the opens!
; ing inning and then came through
again in the seventh with a two -
I triple to account. for all of the
!Lumber Kings runs.
I ,Tim Rutilestarted on the
mound for the victors .and
E Local Pianists
} Pass Tests
Marilyn Ross and Allison
Clarke have been successful in
obtaining honors in Grade 3
Harmony from the Toronto Con-
servatory of Music. They are pu-
pils of Mrs. Robert McDonald.
Four other pupils, Sandra Jory
and Linda Hunter-Duvar ob-
tained first class honors and Lin-
da Johnston, honors in. grade 3
piano and Karen Jermyn, first
class honors in grade 2 piano
from Western Ontario Conser-
vatory of Music. -
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BILL YUt4GBLUT
. , bat was booming!
ceived credit for the win but
needed relief from Bob White in
the fifth.
The 'rest of the club pounded
out seven hits and played error-
less hall to back up the pitching.
Steve Mitro worked the full
seven innings for the Dashwood
clubbut received shaky back-
ing from teammates who com-
mitted two errors and only man-
aged to collect four singles
throughout hout the contest.
The Lumber Kings got off to
a flying start in this .contest as
the first two meg to face Mitro,
Doug and Don O'Brien, were
issued walks to set the stage for
Yunghlut's two -run double.
A similar rally took place in
i opened
seventh as Bob White op ned
with a walk. Doug O'Brien
reaehcd first on a fielder's choice
and Don O'Brien followed with
a walk. .111:11 Yungblut uncorked
Itis second extra base .hit of the,
game, a triple( to deep left
centrefieid.
Doug "AM", Theander 'also
collected two of Zurieh's seven
safeties as the hard-working
shortstop singled in the second
and sixth innings. •
The four Dashwond hits, all
of the single variety, were spread
between Gerry Mar'tetie, Bela
Stormes, Bob Meharg and Bay -
mit Wein.
,Mehawks Blow ,
Farre 4.2 Lead
fasltwfibrl Tigers fought back
from a. 4-i deficit. Monday night
hit lltteter to push across seven
Message From
Greenway
Mr. and Mrs, Clifford Whiting
and daughter of Togonto spent
the weekend with Mr, and Mrs,
Roy Whiting. -
Mrs. W. T. Ulens and Miss
Lillian Ulens spent the weekend
at their home here,
A number of families in this
vicinity attended the Bullock re-
union at Exeter an Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Pollock and
family of London spent the week-
end with Mr. and Mrs. Milton
Pollock,
ltliss Anna Bodging graduated
from Woodstock hospital last
Wednesday.
The Sunday School picnic of
the United Church will he held
at the West School grounds on
Friday at. 1:30 p.n.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Steeper
of West McGillivray visited an
Saturday evening with Mr. and
Mrs, Dean Brown and Mr, and
Mrs. Russell Brown and family.
Mrs. Andrew Pollock and Miss
Ruby Pollock of Ham.iiton are
spending
the .summer with
Mr,
Harold Pollock,
A. presentation was held in
Corbett School on Friday eve.
Meg for Mr, and Mrs. Clare
Woodburn who were married
recently.
Mr. Allan Steeper is a patient
in "Victoria Hospital,, London,
Mr. and Mrs. Bart Gardner
and family .of Mallon spent the
weekend with Nita, J. Gardner,
Mr. and Mrs Fussell Brown
and family visited. on Sunday
with Mr, David Wilson of Ar.
kcit,r,
Mr. and Mrs. _Dorman 'Wens
and fatality.. of Ttamilton spent
the weekenwith. Mr,. and Mrs,
Gordon Ulens and' Mr, and Mrs.
Thigh Adair.',
and. Mrs 1"tugh 1#rophoy
(nee Agnes Davidson) and Mr,
and Mrs. Stanley Riley (nee
Aileen t3> llefi) Were married on
Saturday'.
Mr, &aft Brown spent a few
Kirkton maintained their su-
premacy as Cyclone Baseball
League champions for the second
consecutive year Tuesday in llt-
ebell when they scored a n'.a-
•and-tuck 6-5 dectsion over Munro
before some 300 enthusiastic
baseball fans.
liirkton hurler Bobby Dobson,
who went the distance for the
winners, gave a pretty solid [lis
play as he scattere eight hits.
over the nine - inning route,
walked four and fanned eight,
The only time the young south-
paw was really in trouble was in
the eighth when he showed signs
of tiring a little. Munro came up
with two runs on a single, walk
and a double to move to within
one run of tying up the game be-
fore the side was retired, How-
ever, Dobson bole down in tkle
ninth to retire the side after
Hary Baillie had moved around
to second base with the potentlai
tying run.
Kirkton Scores First
Kirkton wasted little time get.
ting into the run column. They
carne up with a pair in the bot-
tom of the first inning on the
strength of Eddy Robinson's
triple and a double off the bat
of dark Urquhart,.
The champs added two more to
their total in the third when 1(en
Btackler pounded a double to
right field after leadoff elan Ed
Robinson flied to left. Jack Urqu-
Baseball
Standings
111 n(1.\-P411'1'H.
Last 1' epic's Srorct,t
Pashwood. 9, Exeter 4
Zurich 4, Dashwood 2
311t,'hell at r)aehwnod—pod.
Exeter at Listowel --ped.
frinrtingx.
W 1, 'r i'c'e, 1'
7 1 1 .Si 5 13
1 i:a,,wet . . 2 1 11 .,ills 4
ll,tr•hell - 3 2 11 .6110 11
pasn:vnnd .. 11 ` 1 ,Sou ;
J!;x,-ter __ '11:'9 n. ,nen n
'NIYrr;—'rla' game between fyash-
vr,nrl anri Zurich not Included
in percentage.,
Volum Games:
July
7,ni'ich at \lilrl,eil
i-..1,.9eter al Zurich
7—Mitchell al Listowel
9 -Dashwood at Listowel
\altehell at Zurich
11—Zurich at Exeter
1t---l;seter at Mitchell
u,•(;1Li.dvStAY SOFT1i:51,1,
1,74AGCE
bassi 'w'eek's Results
irinaIey 4. Parkhill 0
Standings
tw•
Ailsa Craig ....._.. _T _ _ 4
r,,nle.- _ 4'
a
West st 1'nrnera
rorihill
Sylvan
Lie,u'y :. u
[''pare GCCM ea:
July
1
2
1
4
1. r
0 3
II 6
n 4
n 2
0 0
2--,tiisa. Craig as. !tele,•
3—West Corners ta. Sylvan
7—Lieury VE. \4.eaf (0rnera
3—Srivan vs. Aisle Craig•
a—Brinsley 't's. Parkhill
G1'CLn:NE 1.EAG1'E
:Playoff Scores
(Semi -Finals)
liirkton 6, Carlingford 4
Munro 11, Staffa. 10
(Finals)
Klrktnn 6, Munro S
(Kirkton wins Cyclone League
championship and trophy.)
1VC)AA.. PEE 1141E AASEfrA.LL
Last Week's 4e(1res i
Exeter at Sebringville—ppd,
Tout are Gnnteal
July
'—Seaforth at New Hamburg'
4—Exeter at Mitchell
Seaforth at Clinton
New Hamburg at. Sebringville
7—C:lintdn at Seaforth
3 -.-Mitchell at Exeter
9—Clinton aC Mitchell
WOAk. BA1'.TA:11 BASEBALL,
Seaforth 11, Exeter 2
r+'tteure Gnniest
.ruly
2--RCAT1 Cllninn at Exeter
7 --Exeter at Clinton
9—bitched at Exeter
11`C)AA. 1.t177GF.'T BASEBALL
)Last Week's Seoreha-
i:lieter• at. Seaforth—ppd,
touttre Gement
J utv
2 --Exeter at Seht ingville
7 -Clinton at; Exeter
12—Exeter at C1lntnn
Raise Pheasants
For Fall Shoot
Pheasant huntnng should he
better than usual this fall. in
Stephen: township as 300 ring•
neck birds have been released
throughout various township sta-
tions by Dalton h'inkbeiner of
Exeter.
The birds were raised in
Fink's barn at the north end of
Exeter after South Huron Dist.
rice High School agrieultural de-
partment
and T Forests hatched
Department he
d
bir.
:rdshe hatching process took
place iri Sl-1DHS incubator and
was used by tr. Dixoti for itt.
strtlotion,
i, ink supplied the loeai high.
schQpl with eggs from layers
which he kept from last year,
There will he an open season
on the pheasants this fall in
late October or early November-.
hart followed Robinson with a
routine fly to left for the second
nut but Bill Nethercott reached
first base when Munro eateher
Cliff Norman. let the ball get
, away from him, With Blackier
alloying to third Qn i.147. play,
Nethercott scored all the way
from first behind BIacicler when
George Burgin became safe at
first nn a had throw to the initial
sack frons third base.
Munn pimped right back into
the game In the top of the fourth
with two runs to cut Kirkton's
lead to 4-2,
Hard-hitting George Coveney
led off the inning with a double.
.After 1-lai'v Baillie went down
short to first, Kitkton came up
with four successive errors on
the next three batsmen to allow
Munro to score a pair of runs. in
all, the wild half inning saw Malt-
ro chalk up two runs on one !lit
and four Kirkton errors.
Bob Aiken' produced a run -
scoring double for Munro in the
fifthfifthto whittle the Kirkton lead
to 4-3 but the defending champs
came soaring, back with a pair
of markers in their half of the
In a tense eighth inning, Mun-
ro threatened to tie up the game,
but their rally fell one run short.
Ron Patterson started 11 off
with a single between short and
third. Ivan Norris helped things
along by drawing a walk on five
pitches. Bryce Lealess.went down
third to first but Harry. Green-
wood came through with a clutch
double down the right field line
to score the two base runners,
Bob Aiken ended the uprising by
qpoppuharting up to thirdbaseman Ur.-
.
George Coveney and "Whitey"
Malcho shared the pitching du-
ties for Munro and betweenthe
two of them recorded seven
Strikeouts,
Close to 300 fans sat through
the sweltering heat to witness
'the three Dominion Day playoff
games for the Cyclone loop lau-
rels.
Kirkton gained a berth in the
finals when they scored a 0.4
victory over Carlingford in a
seven -inning morning game. Ed
Robinson and Gerald Paul looked
after the pitching chores for. the
victors while Gary Hopf toed the
rubber for Carlingford.
Munro slipped past the .highly
rated. Staffa nine by an 11.10 up-
set victory in the second game of
the day to make it a Kirkton-
Munro final,
Score Fra lnatiog'rs1 TT '14 (;
Munro _ _ ._ . nob 2lit 020-3 i; 4
lilrktOn . -. _- 202 0211 60x-6 3
Bob Dobson and nut Nethercott;
Gen. Coveney. "Whitey" M6.1cilo
(3) and Cliff 'Norman, Winning
Pitcher—Dobson; Lneing Pitcher—
Coveney,
"flee, mister, did you lose a
wallet?" the little fellow asked
la ,Scotsman.
"Noo that ye mention it, I
did," replied the Sr ot. And then
he began to, feel In his pockets
anxiously, "!yid ye find it?"
i "No," said the tot, "1 just
iwanted to stye how tiny have
i lost tient, You're the sixteenth
i taday.rl
days last "eek ons fishing trip
to Manitotrlih Wend,
Coftt fttt'tiioti and baptismal ser-
vice wa's heti in the United
(ninth. on Sunday morning Whet!
Daniell 'l enntthr sots of Mt. vid
Mrs. Xenntttl4 1'saact wsa bap-
tized.
The. 7im> s-Adytacate, July 3, 1958
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• TIGERS RALLY TO WINI
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T.lnn l)tlentt.ner, as -..
,1inl Hayter, Oh
Steve Minn. 2h
T3oh
Meharg, e - -
4ob Stormes,
.lack Geiser, of
Ray l",'Pbh, if _. _-
(ieery iartene, 1f .-_
1)aa'e 1iata, p ._
7tayntie Wein, 1) _(5)'_
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1'3xwitkia AB ft 14 17
Don r-.ravett as .._. „ 4 2 2 0
B111 k;atten,• 1f _ 0 1 11
:Hennessey, Hennessey, rib- ,._ 2 It 1 1
Bob !Tussal!. 9h, p ..,. 3 1 1 1
:Dick 31rf'alis r , 3 0 11 11
)lot Bussell, p, Sh ..- 3 it 1 1
Joe 1loorlen, tt -..,, I 1 11 u
Sitnnn Nagel, i f _,..__ 2 0 11
Derry Hoyte, _h ---- .1 0 0
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KIRKTON COPS CURL*
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Albert. 13et t \', as ...
Barry Stevens, 2h
1'1d it.obinson, st
'Ken J'liac kler, 1'f, of-
laek t'rquhart, Oh
1-1111 Nelhereott, e _--
George Burgin, of
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Al Eveleigh, rf
.Hilt :Rowe, if
allol'nl 1lazlewond
1Celth Stephens, ]t -„_
Bob Dobson, p
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TOTALS 34 6 6 ,i
a ---Grounded out to first for Rowe
in the 5th.
!harry (lreenwnnd, mi 4 n, 1
Bob Aiken, 2b . S it 1
c;eml,a' Coveney, p, as 4 1 2
:Hare Ilalllie, ss, If ... 4 11
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[`illi Nni'nlan. 1: A i, 0
Icon Patterson, if .. - 4 1 1
Poi Skinner, rr ... 2 0 n
Ivan Norris, rt (e) .-_ 1 1 0
S3ryce i.ealess, lb _.._ 3 1 1
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Exeter Public Utilities
NOTICE OF.
Powcr
In terrup tion
Weather Permitting
- Sunday, July 6, 1958
4 a.m. to 7 a,rn,
Affecting. All Of The Town, Of Exeter
This interruption is necessary to allow the Ontario
Hydro and the Exeter Public Utilities to snake neces-
sary•improvements to the feeder and local lines.
H. L. DAVIS
Manager.
Exeter Public Utilities
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