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The Dashwood Tigers will
have 4 chance this Weekend to
bring the Second provincial
interMediate baseball
championship to the police
village in 15 years.
The Tigers under the
managership of Glenn Webb will
be meeting the Northern Ontario
chartiPs fronl Mattice in a
best,of-three series for the
Ontario Baseball Association
Intermediate "D" crown.
Dashwood edged Zurich
Lumber Kings to take the
Huron-Perth "D" crown, and
eliminated Walsingham Senators
in two straight games to move
into the championship round.
The final win over VValsinghain
was accomplished in the
eleventh inning in a
come-from-behind fashion.
The first game of the series
will be played in Dashwood
Saturday afternoon at three
O'clock- The second contest is
slated for the same field at one
o'clock Sunday,afternoon and if
a third, game is necessary it wili
go Immediately following the
second.
The Mattice team will start
the• close to 800 mile trip Friday
and are expected to arrive in
Dashwood Saturday morning.
Acting on a request from the
northern team Management,
Dashwood manager Glenn Webb
has secured accommodation for
the visitors at a Grand Bend
motel for two nights,
The Ontario Baseball
Association is sending three
executive members to Dashwood
for the two-day series to take
care of any complication that
may arise.
The three-man body will be
able to make direct decisions
without reverting to the
Association as a whole. If bad
weather exists at any time
during the weekend, the OBA.
group will have the right to
shorten the series to a
sudden-death game, if necessary.
The provincial association is
also sending in umpires for the
series.
The Tigers are expected to
start lefty Dave Ratz and right
hander Bob Webb on the mound
in the first two games. Gord
Vincent is the regular catcher
with centre fielder Jim Hayter
quite capable to take over
behind the plate in an
emergency.
The infield setup will
probably have Bob Hoffman at
first, Bill Schade and Bud
Desjardine as the keystone
combination and Pete Ravelle at
third base.
In the outfield will be Whitey
Denomme, Hayter and Dave
Ratz. When Ratz is on the
mound Richard Rader will likely
be in the right field position.
Another member of the team is
Ken Rader and Charlie Tieman
serves in a coaching capacity.
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SW (A. Eisenschenk 555) 2 2
SP (L. Bowers 624) 5 17
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MM (S. Wright 675 ) 7 19
HA (H. Parsons 568) 0 11
TT (A. Bentley 547) 7 9
JS (G. Skinner 612) 0 17
UN (F. Shaw 516) 7 26
TW (C. Harburn 438) 0 0
AC (M. Skinner 522) 7 23
TM (A. Mollard 563) 0 14
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PP (R. Heywood 703) 7
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BV (B. Bourne 683 ) 1 5
UN (J. Hennessey 781) 3 12
CA (W. Beattie 748) 1 1
C4th (A. Finlayson 751) 4 14
OD (B. Fisher 658) 0 0
RI (B. Lavery 701) 3 7
SP (B. Nicol 767) 1 12
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CU (.1. Bedard 752) 3 10
KI (B. Fisher 650) 1 3
CO (F. Brintnell 622) 3 6
DO (T. MacDonald 634) 1
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MI (L. Stire 703) 3 11
CJB (B. Jones 617) 1 3
TR (R. Anderson 692) 3 11
WI (H. Brand 681) 1 11
RT (D. Heywood 583) 3 8
WO (B. Stanlake 591) 1 9
NO (R. Brintnell 612) 2 6
TE (B. Hogg 640) 2 6
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Others•tryirig 19r forward positions are:' Ken Loft,
Taylor, Steve Proctor, Mike
ABcieraoOl Brian **Pa, qlenn
Lamb, ,Gary Ifaxter. and Tom
Monteith,
Arrangements were
for .a :completed 'tate Tuesday
home and bome exhibition series
with the St. Marys Lincoln.% The
-two clubs will play in St. Marys
on Wednesday,, October 16 and
back on .Centralia ice on
Tuesday, October 22.
Word is .expected' from the
OHA within the next couple of
days regarding the makeup of
the OHA intermediate group in
which the Jets will • ,he:
performing, All home games will
be played at the Centralia.arena,
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1,4: jets begin practice..
:for ,OHA. hockey season.
A total of 25 prospective
players have turned out to initial
workouts of the newly formed
Lucan-fiderton Jets hockey cluh.
Under the direction of
executive members Steve Storey
and Don Urbshott, Worliouts
were held at the Huron Park
arena at. Centralia Monday and.
Tuesday nights and will continue
at the same place tonight
Thursday and Sunday,
The club received good news
Tuesday when veteran goal
tender Keith Ecarborough
showed up for practice and will
be competing with Gord
Marshall and Mike Mikita for the
regular netminding chores.
The Jets appear, to have a
solid defensive corps with
former Exeter junior Hawk
Larry Willert, ex-St. Marys
Lincoln performers Don
Henderson Doug Galloway
along with 14.00-Ilderton
PAWS Don and:Bev, Urbshott,
Steve Storey and Frani; .,,Oiarke
trying out,
Up on the forward lines, the
,letA to haVe plenty of
scoring potential. Three former
St, Marys Lincoln stars, SPIT
Hearn, Roo Ryao and Jackie
Nairo have been ,out to practice
and will be joined later :by
4acques censpingau of the same.
team- •
Three other well known
junior hoekey performers should
be able to make the team. They
are Bill Chipchas with last
year's edition of the Exeter
Hawks, Jim Bender of Nairn,
former Strathroy Rocket and
4amie Robb of last year's
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