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Citizens News September 11, 1980
Infamous barge
Lo and behold! No, your
eyes weren't deceiving you
when crossing the bridge on
Hayfield
by Bud Sturgeon
highway 21 this week, the
barge is gone) for now. '
Knighthawks take second
In tourney
The Bayfield Knighthawks
were in Varna over the
weekend, where they
competed in: a 16 team slo-
pitch tournament, arranged
by. London based teams.
The K -Hawks entered A
division play by virtue of a
19-12 win over the Crediton
Cowboys in their opener.
The mercy rule had to be
invoked in their second game.
as they clobbered the London
Red Devils by a 20-6 count to
advance to the semi-finals.
Ingame three, _the K
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Hawks played steady bal
and knocked Paul Bunya
out of the tournament
eclipsing them 5-3...
This set up the final game
in A division play where the
K -hawks were pitted against
the only other undefeated
team, Sherwood Forest Mall
from London.
The game got off to an
even keel with the score tied
early 2-2. In the mid -innings,
the K -Hawks came out
hitting and built up a 14-5
lead.
Sherwood Forest made the
score closer and eventually
tied it at 14 all as the red tape
and mystery surrounding
London P.U.C. slo-pitch on
the field.
Settling back in the teams
played three scoreless
overtime inning§ before
London scored three runs in
the top of the fourth and final
overtime, and Bayfield
failed to counter, the game
ending 17-14.
Congratulations go out to
the Knighthawks for playing
so well, and finishing second
against strong opposition.
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Knighthawks advance to
semi-fina Is
Wednesday night the
Knighhawks and flyers met
in Bayfield, as the two local
slo-pitch teams tried to
determine a winner in the
best -of -five 'B' quar-
terfinals.
The Flyers who trailed in
the series came up with a 7-5
win, playing more consistent
ball during post season .play,
after a dismal regular
season.
The Flyer win set up a fifth
and deciding game on
Thursday.
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Lots of sports action
finally removed
and watched the K -Hawks
drub the Flyers by a con-
vincing 13-1 score.
Early in the contest, the K -
Hawks led 1-0 and by
midgame 3-1. Late in the
game the bubble broke for
the Flyers, as the K -Hawks
capitalized on numerous.
fielding errors en route to the
rout.
The victory enabled the K -
Hawks to advance to the 'B'
.
semi-finals, and will not
meet the Bluewater Lakers
who ousted the Bayview Blue
Bombers earlier in the week.
This best of five series is
slated to be played at the
Varna diamond under the
lights. -
The Flyers who have been
eliminated from further
playoff action this season
will 'finish out the good
weather in September
playing several exhibition -
games.
After defeating the Varna
Agricos in semi-final play
last week, the Bayfield
Babes were matched against
the Stanley Stars for the final
series.
Last year the same two
teams met in the finals as
well, with the series going
down to the fifth game to
decide a winner. As it turned
out, the stars won that game.
In regular season play this
year, the Stars were also the
winners in all three games,
15-5, 6-4 and 7-5.
Wednesday night at the
Varna diamond the Babes
came to play ball, and turned
in a superb effort. downing
-Stanley 6-1 to take a 1-0 lead
in the best -of -five showdown.
A consistent barrage of
hits off the bats of Crystal
Taylor, Patti Rau and Nora
West and another Joyce
Mcllwaip homerun, com-
bined with a tough defence,
gave the Babes a 6-0 lead
through the last half inning
when they allowed the
singleton.
Future games were
scheduled for Monday and
Wednesday night at the
Varna diamond.
Round and about
the Village
Mr. and Mrs. Gary Hulley
spent the weekend at their
Howard Street cottage,
reporting a rough first week
in school back home in Paris.
Mr'attdMrs. Bob Cluff and
family, London, visited their
residence in Bayfield on the
weekend.
Back in July we reported
finding the missing boat
`Bayfield' docked in the
harbour at Port Stanley.
Recently we heard that the
captain andcrew receivtftl
copy of the newspaper we
had forwarded to them.
The crew were excited
about bringing the Bayfield
into Bayfield harbour and
asked if they would make
history when they came.
We couldn't say whether
they'd make history, but that
they would have a good time
while here.
So look for a visit from the
Bayfield in the future.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Craig
spent the weekend in Blyth
at the steam threshers
reunion held there.
Gully racers
almost cleanup
Sean Van Dongen, Randy
Marriage of Clinton, Randy
Ford of Grand Bend and
Varna's Chuck Collins
carried their blue and white
Hully Gully colours high at
this week's CMA races, held
at Putnam.
Van Dongen, Ford and
Marriage almost cleaned up
the schoolboy '80' class
placing second, third and
fourth, respectively. -
Collins riding in the .250
series class brought home
fourth place overall in a field
of . Michigan and Ontario
riders.
All house league riders will
be on hand this Saturday for
the 1980 house league finals
at Hully Gully.
Practices begin at 1 p.m.
with races at 2 p.m.
Admission is free.
A pot luck picnic and
awards presentation will
follow the 25 lap endurance
race.
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