The Wingham Advance-Times, 1972-08-31, Page 15�I
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•virinobaro 'Midget lacrosse
team bowed to the strong QVien
Sound aggregation 124 last Wed-,
neadaY night, and -never seriously
threatened the visitors,
Scoring for Wingham were
Murray Black, Phil Beard, Dave
Hodgins and Jim
Plans for a lacrosse tourna-
ment to be held here had not been
completed at press time.
We often wish that we could
find something that tasted as
good as the nickel ice cream
sodas we bought fifty years ago.
4nghan Water polo players
took gosh lacking in the tourney
at Oibbons Pak Pool at London
Sunday morning,Josing to Byron
team 15,0 and to a combined Clin-
tom-Mitchell aggregation, 14-0.
Ken Aitchison was acting as
coach for the boys from here.
They were obviously trying hard,
but lack of •praCtiCe was just as
obli.ous and ball handling was
weak, with the result they seldom
got 'out of their end of the pool.
The Canadian Olympic team
took a trimming at the hands of
the Yugoslavian entry that after-
noon, if that's, any consolation.
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WHITECHUKCH — Softball
action was in fullswing last week
as the village players competed
with other southwestern Ontario
teams.
The Squirts played Belmore
with the final score 3742 in favor
of Belmore.
PeeWee action saw Southamp-
ton and Whitechurch playing in
the local park last Tuesday. The
score. was 28-6 for Southampton.
On Friday night the local boys re-
paid. the visit. The score that
night was 24-7 for the out-of-
towners.
Whitechurch Intermediates
played a big shutout game Friday
• night with Preston. The resulting
score was 7-0 for the local lads.
Many retarded adults could
make a useful contribution to so-
ciety if counselling services were
available in their home. com-
munity.
CANDIDATES INA ED CROSS LEADERS' COURSE. ,
Kings edge Corunna 2-• 1
It was a game filled with ex-
citement in every inning as the
Kings took the first game of the
OBA playdowns at the local dia-
mond last Saturday evening.
In a pitchers' battle from the
first inning to the last. Ed Daer
on the mound chalked up the
victory.
Wingham picked up their two
runs in the bottom of the fifth
with Ken. Saxton and Barry Fry-
fogle crossing the plate.
Corunna fought back and got
.one in the top. of the seventh.
The suspense was prolonged as
the rains came to delay the game.
However, when play resumed the
Kings played . heads -up ball to
keep the Corunna team off the
score sheet and walk off with the
victory 2 to 1.
Tagging ,the Bags—This loss
rested heavily on the shoulders of
the Corunna team as it was their
first loss of the season, coming
aftersome20 plus straight vic-
tories. .
Congratulations to Ed Daer on
the mound for the Kings who
pitched a whale of a game,
silencing 'the big bats of the
Corunna nine with repeated regu-
larity. '
Wayne Coultes made a big.
catch right back in the creamery
corner which got the Kings out of
a tight spot.
Ken Saxton had the big hit. of
the game, really a home run but
ruled by the umpire as a double
when the Corunna left fielder let
th •e ball roll under a white Dodge
with green top in left field. Guess
Ken will be talking to Mr. WOAA
about that car.
There is no friend so loyal, so
true as an animal. Human friends
will hurt you, human friends will
desert you but the love of an ani -
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As we go to press full details of
the game in Corunna are unavail-
able, but we understand Corunna
got just revenge and evened the
series. However, at last, Wing -
ham won the toss and the final
game in the series will be played
at the local diamond this Satur-
day at 2 p.m. The Kings will have
all their heavy artillery on hand,
so let's have a good turnout to
cheer the Kings to victory. It
should be a iterrific game. Make
sure you're there early to get a
good seat and give this fine team
the support they deserve.
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By Vonni Lee
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• mal lasts until he dies. Once you.
have won bis trust, you can, ig-
nore him, boss him, even mis-
treat him and he remains your
• friend. If you hatrg a pet you know
what I mean. Having a . pet,
teaches a child responsibility,
teaches him to be kind but most
.-of all, teaches him that:Teal love
demands nothing, gives all. •
Back in the 1960s a young Eng-
lish couple became attached -to a
...youigig,ixoiikAhe wilds ot
'Ceorke .and Joy Adamson
raised E-Isa from a cubo a beau-
tiful lioness—beautiful and tame.
When it became evident that
something had to be done with
her, they had two choices, take
her a zoo and see her put be-
hind bars or take her back to the
jungle and free her and perhaps;
never see her again. •
Loving Elsa as they did, they
chose the latter and as you have
no doulit guessed by now, it was
Joy's book "Born .Free" that be -
carne first a bestseller then a top
movie and you may hare wept
with the Adamsons on those first
days when they had to leave the
young lioness to fend for herself
in the wilderness. •
A movie is a , three or four-
month commitment for an actor
and actress. They may leave a
role different than when they
started; they may even leave a
picture with a different spouse
than when they ,started. But for
Bill Travers and Virginia Mc-
Kenna, the movie "Born Free"
was a way of life they could not
forget.
After playing the parts ' of
George and Joy Adamson, the
Travers, husband and wife
hemselves, went back to 'a rela-
ively quiet life in Surrey, Eng -
and. But they could not forget
the Adamsons who had given up
o much of life's so-called luxur-
es and gone back to a primitive.
xistence. They could not forget
he bond that tied man to animal;
nd most of all they could not for -
et seven lions, the seven lions
ho worked with then', • in "Born
ree".
With Virginia recovering from
e birth of their -fourth child and
nable to travel with him,
avers went back, alone, and we
aw the results of his trip, as it
appened, in a CTV special last
eek on TV 13. "The Lions Are
ree" was a rare privilege and a
autiful story of love _between
iends.
Two years after he had made
e movie, Travers was roaming
e same familiar countryside in
e heart of Africa. And he began
be afraid. Would the lions be
ild now? Would they attack
m? Or would they after a few
ys remember him? He needn't
ve worried. In a scene as
uching as any love scene, lions
d man were reunited and after
o years, the trust, the 'devotion,
e affection was still there, only
ice as strong as before. And
ring the course of the hour-long
pecial we saw another genera -
n born, beautiful lively little
bs who would grow up learning
trust man, not fear him ; and
o would live free as they were
eant to live.
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