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Wiqhm winglians minor low
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teams Armored two victories
thrift the ,lam week in gam.
Mall*
Seaford) and
Ina hoini OxIllhition game" ai
the arena on Wednesday a
compost* Peewee, dam' ti
MICISet,tea � a like
ltd .from .Seaford) .
were pkkoduP b' Sheldon Jodi,
three; Jay MacLaurin, two;
To i MacLean'', two. Paul
three; John ; y, ohe
Brent Foston, and Danny
► ane.
Steve Readment. Mike Beattte,
SteVeliacLeen, Doug Taylor and
G.+te David Ten Pal all picked
MP at lelat one assist during .wring the
Ata
regular league play the
Wingham Bantams, forged witit
three Wingham Peewees,
travelled to Arthur and took a
close 74 win from the opposition.
Tom. MacLean scored three
makers and was instrumental in
setting, up plays for at least three
of the other four. Sheldon Jones
scored twice, Jay MacLaurin,
once and Peewee. Scott McGregor
once. Jay MacLaurin was busy
and added four assists to his point
total whileSteve MacLean picked
up in assist, as did Steve Read-.
man.
The. next home game is
tonight (I' h` Sda y) at the arena
and they will be meeting
Shelburne, a team they have tied
and lost to In their two previous
encounters. -. However, the boys
are more experienced now and
both coaches and players are
• looking forward to a win,
Family presents
blanket at
Sires' Stake Trot
• On Friday, July 26, the
Galbraith family donated a
blanket . in memory of George
Galbraith for the winner of the
Ontario Sires' Stake Trot at God-
erich Raceway.
The Stake winner was Tribur
Jennifer driven . by , Glenn An-
derson from the Have Lea Stud
Farms Inc. in Campbellville.
Mrs. Galbraith and her family
presented the blanket .,with the
help of George Feagan:
On the same program Mac
Galbraith won the Goderich
Summerfest Invitation Pace
behind Romeo Lobell in two
minutes, six and two tenths
seconds.
GOT A PAILFUL—Ray Bainton, manager of the CKNX Try Hards, Patty Brophy, Dar-
lene Rich, Des Brophy, representing the Brophy Goodyears, and Bill Stephenson, presi-
dent of the Wingham and District Association for the Mentally Retarded, stand beside the
pail that was used to take up a silver collection for the WDMR at an exhibition slow \ itch
game between the Try Hards and Goodyears on Sunday evening. (Staff Photo)
Brophy's:nipCKNX 3 0- 1 0
More than 154 people turned out
to the Wingham ball park Sunday
night and dug deep in their
pockets to contribute $100.50 to
The Wingham and District
Association for the Mentally
Retarded. The money, gathered
in a silver collection during an
exhibition slow pitch ball game
between Brophy's Bros. Tires
and CKNX Try, Hards, will assist
,the association; in " their con-
tinuing Progra;nior the mentally
retarded.
Bill Stephenson, president of
the association, accepted the
money from the fans and player
representatf ves Des Brophy and
• Ray Baynton of CKNX. Two
young ladies wandered through
the bleachers with a large refuse
container and the crowd
responded, with the $100 total.
Meantime, a ball game of sorts
was played with Brophy's
emerging as 30-10 winners, after
nine .hectic innings. CKNX gave
the Brophy club a brief scare in
the second inning when they took
L-0�. ead, }rgphy's recovered
fI't�`r i the �shoeiewith •five hail: Tn,
the third inning and then erupted
for 18 runs in the fourth frame to
put the game out of reach of the
Try Hards. • .
Representing CKNX Try Hards
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in this exhibition for a worthy,
cause were Jim Swan, Ross Poll,
Bryan Allen, Paul Bennett, Brian
Elmslie, Dave Curzon, Rick
Rathburn, Stan Cepukas, Steve
Cruickshank, Steve Stapleton,
John Day, Pete Rutherford, Allan
Skelton and Ray Baynton. •
Heading the Brophy lineup was
Ivan Gardner, the only 1000
batter on the team and -likely in
the entire ;1WQ4A :;slow ; :pitch
league;' with one 'hit hi hisonly
trip to the plate this season. Also
in action. for Brophy's, who made
wholesale " lineup changes after
their 18 -run fourth inning, were
Bruce, Bob and Doug Foxton,
Gary Storey, Ken Saxton, Gerry.,
Edwards, Frank Heard; Dick
Eskerod, Walter Moore, Ed
Bauer, Des. Brophy, Bob 'Bran-
don, Glen Casemore and Gord
Welwood.. \'
In regular WOAA league play,
Brophy's sneaked by New
Hamburg 8-7 and . bombed Lin-
wood 23-5, earlier in the week.
Brophy's 8 — New Hamburg 7
Wingham registered their
fourth straight win by less a
three -run margin and also came
from behind an early deficit to
nip New Hamburg 8-7 with two
runs in the eighth inning July 24
on the local diamond.
Brophy's made the best of ten
hits in this one as New Hamburg
committed only one error against
six bobbles by the locals. tioug
Foxton, Eql Diechert and Dick
Eskerod were good for two hits
each for Brophy's with George
Foulon, Ken Saxton, Gerry
Edwards and Bruce Foxton
connecting for the other safeties.
Edwards poled a solo homer, the
only one by either team, for
Wingham in the sixth inning.
George Foulon played a strong
game for Wingham until he
pulled a leg 1nuscle and was
forced to leave in the l `fourth
frame. The injury put him in the
hospital for a day and a half and
he'll be out of the local lineup for
a few games.
Brophy's 23 — Linwood 5
Wingham hOhd it field day July
26, in Linwood, exploding for 27
hits and runs in every inning, to
sideline a spunky Linwood outfit
23-5 for their 14th win of the
season against only six losses.
While Brophy batters pounded
out five homeruns and 14 extra
base hits, diminutive Gordie
Welwood pitched and •battedhis
mates to an early lead. Batting
tenth and last in the lineup,
Gordie found holes for a single,
double and homerun in five trips
to the plate while holding Lin-
wood to only 11 hits from his
pitching mound.
Other Brophy homers were hit
by Ken Saxton, Gerry Edwards,
Des Brophy and Dick Eskerod.
Edwards, Doug Foxton and Gary
Storey had four hits and .Saxton,
Brophy, Welwood and Eskerod
had three safeties. Bob Foxton
had two hits and Glen Casemore
one to complete the local total. '
Mgr. Ed Bauer, Bob Brandon and
Bruce Foxton also saw action for
the locals in this one, the final
road game of the regular WOAA
Slow Pitch League schedule for
Wingham.
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