Wingham Advance-Times, 1980-08-27, Page 11111'77,7,71,
IF(11040;i0FF—Shelle Walker of the Wingham softball team fouId Off
shis Oltleb, but mentents later connected for a 'double in one of the games of the
101,110, softball tournament held here last weekend. •
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Ladies' softball teams •
from Keady and Formosa Keady
competed Sunday evening at wasdonE
the Josephine ball park for
the Wingham Ladiest, Soft-
ball Tournament Cham-
pionship Trophy in a game
when ended with a „Needy.
win ON -1.
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O'Neal McNichol
'Darlings
Wednesday, Thursday.
friday end Saturday
August 27;29, 29.30.
Jack Nicolson at his best
in •
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BOX OFFICE OPENS AT 8:00 P.M.
FIRST SHOW AT DUSK
1. "Coach"
2. "Soperdpick"
3. "Point of Terror"
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• "Unbounded Terror of
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• —PLUS— • .
A Monty Python Comedy
• LIFE OF BRIAN -
(Warning: Contentrifthis
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those who have religious
beliefs -- Theatre Board
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Sunday. August 31 Only
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Owl,' OIds,
Waiker4reSeittediFormosa
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sponsored by Turnherry•
Tavern. ' • • "
The first amnia tourna-
ment was hefOri Wingbam
last .weekend and 'attracted
teams from " •Formosa,
KeadyLucknow, UM'ondale,'
:and Dtiblin Air a round,robin
play!
Results of the gaMes..are
Wingham, won . '01:110
and • lost' feuri
won onegarne ankU•lost.faurf:
.
Lueknow, won (403 games
• _and lost three; ;Dublin, woe
three pones and lost two;
Formosa, vvon, lour games
and.lost one; and Keady,
won four games andket one.
Listowel are
e each in a
Aunty Slow
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the opener in
oiit of three
ith a 30-29 win
Hickey had
a double and
d Wingham.
re also hit by
and Dave
' on Thursday
m evened the
tfa 32-11win.
Bob Foxton,
11'd Doug Foxton
-1,UTTS for Wing -
game will be
IlikWingham on
te p.m. The wm-
* I advance in
gainst Atwood.
LAST NIGHT AUG. 28 TH
ere at it again in the all new
adventures of.. •
TheBandit. Frog and Justice 00,
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LAST NIGHT THURSDAY, AUG. 28714.
STEVE McQCIEEN
THE
HUNTER
A PARAMOUNT
STARTS FRIDAY! AUG. 29 tic - SEPT. 4T14
FRIDAY, SATURDAY, SUNDAY ONLY
Two SHOWS FRI. - SAT. 7 &
ONE SHOWING SUN. - THURS. 4 P.M.
ExhibitiOn
Amman tea
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Can a four'man softball
teal -rPtleher, catcher and
two infielderS=,-.' t#000,.
Man team? •
The Wingham BPs will try
to prove it can't bedew
When they take on a -touring
team from California, ap-
propriately named. Four's
Enough, in an exhibition
match next Tuesday.
The star of the folir-man
team is pitcher Ron Rupp,
who throws blindfolded,
behind his back and between
his legs. In a jam he may
resort to more conventional
style. ,
Actually Four's 'Enough
has a fifth member, a girl,
Karen Beaird. She plays first
base and is a talented pitcher
in her own right. She will
play part of every game on
thetour.
The other three men
competing are Rick Rupp,
Ron's brother, at shortstop;
Cory Davis at first base and
alternate pitcher; and Frank
Carderella, an all-around
performer who primarily
does the catching.
Obviously quickness is
st BPs
tessentialgaiu*, against
heel: ei ne rdeCoyf e
aierequir e
flies as wehold doWn
their infield pos ?
byThLaent!ylekRteuPtirthef:ofrmteh-de
two brothers, who managed
a California' Winn to the
world championship of the
International "Softball
Congress in 4973 and has
fielded many title teams,
The game will start at 8
p.m. Sept. 2 at the Josephine
Street ball park.
Teeswater
lotto winners
Murray Whytock of
Teeswater won the $300 prize
and Connie Johnston and
Nancy Excel won the $200
prize in the Teeswater Agri -
Lotto draw August 19.
Five $10 prizes were won
by Wayne McKague, Paul
and Evelyn Fischer and Tom
and Betty Christie of
Teeswater, Teresa Stewart
of Formosa and Reuben
Appleby of Wingham.
T -BALL TEAM --These young ' ballplayers Were
among the members of the T-balt. team whlch MorkiMprifor!410 -
represented Wingham in the Goderich SpartatOst.' And.
Though the team did not Win, the coat), reported It
played very Well. In the back row are Shana..0Vore. KareflReid.i
hue, Andy Pritchard, Jennifer Cameron, Paul Clark, eri.4ehnt.
WinghantArt: •
lose to Juniors 6-3
On Aug. 20 the Owen Sound
McArthur Juniors returned
to Wingham and defeated the
Wingham BPs, 6-3, ex-
tending Owen Sound's lead to
three games to one.
Wingham had three runs
for eight hits while Owen
Sound scored six runs on
twelve hits. The game was
he -Juni xploded for
s 'e
tied 3-3 aftceoi/. eight innings
but t
three runs five hits in the
The winning pitcher was
:Waddington and the loser,.
Don Edgar. Gary' Lisle hit a
home" for the BPs during
the gaine.
" The next game was
scheduled for Monday
evening in Owen Sound and
the BPs needed a win to stay
in the series.
The local team has ad-
vance to the zone. five
Ontario Amateur Softball
Association championships
and is currently awaiting the
winner between Brodhagen
and Fullerton.
ALTON DEFEATS
WINGHAM BPS
A strong hitting young club
from Alton handed the BPs a
2-1 defeat last Sunday in
Alton.
The first game in the
Western Ontario Athletic
Association series saw Alton
score two runs on four hits
during the fourth inning.
Wingham 's only run came in
the fourth as. Sangster
smashed a long home run.
'Petteplace and 'Daer
Pitched well but once again
the 13Ps left too many men on
base and didn't seem to be
able to get the clutch hits
when they were needed.
The second game in this
best two 'but of three series
will be played Tuesday night
in Wingham and the third, if
necessary, will probably. be
played Friday evening m
Wingham.
travel to Goderich to play in
a tournament. The first
game is Saturday at 3 p.m.
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Bluevale team fouls off a plicilligalott ChepstOvilna
PeeWee softball tournament held et Bluevele 'lest
weekend. •,
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Out 6 bunt In a game against the WInghem ladies° team. However Formosa went
on to win thegarno and eVentuaily kiNi-i r•.4adii cf the
ladles' softball tournament held here on the Weekend.
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