The Wingham Advance-Times, 1976-07-08, Page 134
Slow Pitch shell Monkfon
'PISS Brophy Slow Ditch team Bauer, the manager of the team, Recreation Report t
ratWd the Moakton team right to batted 1,000 with 5 hits for 5 trips
their roots last week to the tune of to the plate, including a triple. By Jim Ward E
M to 7 in Monkton. Doug Foxton also smacked a
Once the boys get going it home run and two singles to help
seems they don't know when to powerhouse the local team to SUMMER SUNSHINE 176 will tell the tale to ace if tl* o
stop as that makes 52 runs in two victory. to o.
games for Wiagharh. Next home game for the Bro- A program developed for a - Bram !6 gi schedule was for a
Ken Saxton led the Brophyaverage age of 8-12 has not ma- T� •
Phy Slolw Pitch team is July 8 in terialized and as a result a phone "-fun type program incltding
squad, with two home runs, two Wingham when New Hamburg system was used to am how many archery, orienteering, tennis,
doubles and a single while Ed provides the opposition. youngsters of Kindergarten and volleyball and bike hikes.
up would be interested. This week Dramatics or little theatre was
also to be part of this program -
A separate program of canoe-
ing which was also offered will
■ not be in operation becauA of
I Formosa thriller ��k �f in�r�o—a
The Brophy Queens fastball DAY CAMP
team pulled out a real squeaker Day Camp is still to operate for
in Formosa last Wednesday night one week in August running from ( .
by squeezing across four runs in Aug. 2.6 for all young people. The
their half of the last inning and objectives of this program are to
Y WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, FRIDAY and w then holding the opposition to make the youngsters aware of the
SATURDAY — July 7, 8, 9 and 10 x zero in their half to win by two great outdoors and how to be -
0 runs, 11-9. This game ranked as come part of it. The program will
one of 'the best ball games that include hiking, outdoor cooking,
ti I 1 � this writer has seen in a good camp crafts, camp fires, singing
Cr _ m many years. It had good hitting, and nature study. Once during
N 0 pitching, and excellent fielding the week they will experience an
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plays to keep the crowd roused up overnight sleepout at the camp -
16A z all the way. site. Give the recreation office a
°C > Wingham took the lead in the call for further information.
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'L t Ca !d- ; ,�. -D4 first inning and held on slimly un- There is still room in this pro-
CD
ro-
I / � o til the fourth when Formosa got gram.
CD rolling and took the lead by two a --a--0
Ii "D with Wingham taking the game in POOL
g LUC�Cy LADY the last inning. Lessons started July 5 for the
;i Lynn Haines starred in this first session with a complement
ADULT game as she came through with a of classes anq beautiful weather t
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a -n couple of grandstand plays, one to boast of for a change.
= e greatest a of those coming in the last inning There, is still room for you to
W swordsman with two on base. She reached out get intothesecond session which
CL f LA and got a line drive that saved the is held in August.
w of them all. 0 day for the third out. Lynn also 0_ Q_0 MADAM H ILDA, pitcher for the California Cuties, the team
�+ ,,�• came through with a double and a that will meet Bob Foxton's BP's here on July 30.
LL �/• /,...,� single to help the team. Lynn CARMEL DAY
p Bridge, too, deserves special An added feature this year will
X mention as she was her usual best be an increase in special event
m k behind the plate and came activities at the pool. This week
through with a triple to drive in Carmel Day will be held with
I , I I J iA , , I %, 1 the tying and winning runs in the, .novelty races and stunts on
,• ADULT ENTLRTAINMENT J last inning. She also had twoSCOUTING NEWS
may. Bring your towel and
SUNDAY, MONDAY and TUESDAY * singles to go along with her triple. shirt and join in at 1 p,m.-3 p.m. M+LMb
Esther Nethery had a field day b
PETER ' July 1 SUSAN and 13
ENTERTAINMENT batting as she came up with two
doubles and three singles and Although there are many guides them into adventures to
fETER GEORGE MO°'1s went all the way on the mound. Peter Pond's trading post, part events available to Scouts help prepare them for life ahead.
' Ellen Reid had a triple, a double of the Northwest Company, through the summer, the regular He comforts them in perilous
+• faster than p • g g
and a single; Janet Wood had became the base for MacKenzie s meetings ended last Wednesday. times with his presence and sta-
r CiazyLarry, th ee singles; Anne Balser had a journey to the .Arctic Ocean in bilit He develops in boys the
except double with singles of to Pat 1789, the first contact of a white The evening was spent present Y• P Y
g going ins awards to many boys who had qualities of initiative, self-reli-
_ f t �DirtyMarV,' Brophy and Cathy Cruickshank. man with the Mackenzie Delta• worked hard during the year, fol- ante and resourcefulness by pro -
UNITY Y MARY {II1AZY 1.11�i1 �I lowed by a wiener roast. viding opportunity for camping
It has been a good year with experiences. If he quits or moves
You never had a trip like this he ore. many happy memories of fellow- away, his is one of the most diffi-
,4 r-�{ r7^- cult jobs to fill. Yet, if he does his
n (] { „ ship and camping. The one sad ]
F)"ARK
6 note in the year was the final job well,, his only pay is the deep
ADULT ENTERTAINMENT camp held at Camp Marlyn at In- Personal satisfaction of knowing
//- that he, has contributed toward
verhuron. This camp was do-
' ' j► Hated to Boy Scouts of Canada developing responsible and ma
2a VANISHING POINT I • , tore adults. A Man with a Mission
ERICH 524 78 many years ago and has been
closed due to its close proximity and y extremely popular man in
FR1. 8 SAT. 2 SHOWINGS the eyes of the boys he serves —
STARTS WEDNESDAY, JULY 14 JULY 8 - O =to Douglas Point.
7:30 - 9:45 0.0.0 this is the Scouter.
ders
"The Other Side of the Mountain" IT'SC SN `ON NEEP We are in greatneamaned of with
� e Es a The following was printed in a next year —are you a man with a
PLUS "Breezy" B.C. Scout magazine called mission? — If so please -call 357 -
in a h9adbu/s run "Woodsmoke" but it applies to 3322 or 357-1048.
lbr the money f any Scout troop and was read as a
C thank you to the 1st Wingham Queens take
J
Routers.
- Showtime t Man with a Mission
� dusk �• � • •' In almost every community in second loss
/ Canada you will find this man. He
t E I all programs "+M
^ works with boys. He is a man who - Belmore came to Wingham
subject to thanoe � -J gives freely of his leisure time to Saturday night for a fastball
1 ' �. open many doors for many boys. game and .caught the Brophy
BOX OFFICE OPENS AT 9 00 P M He arms his charges with ideals, Queens asleep at the switch, de
1M ' tents, cooking kits and fervor and feating them 18-13. This was only
JULY 9'- 1 3+ the second loss of the season for
the craziest driver in Hwa steals the fastest wAee/s Wingham.
JULY 1 1 - 1 8 ONE SHOWING s P.M. Brophy Queens Nobody seemed to be up for this
in Me state and leers ep PM*er**s* County! one as the girls were very quiet
r In new semen splendor ...]Me most magnirwent pirlore mcr! � and had no life. If the local squad
Rani "WARD blitz Bervie 3S-� had the adrenalin flowing like
s DAVIDOSELINICKS . M.w ,.
Paps the elrteA .. I 1 I I + + 41 1 I The Brophy Queens fastball they did in the two previous en
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and to//s the world..
team took their revenge out on counters with Hanover and For-
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�+ NIRIEN LEIGII feating that team 35-1 in a rather ant story.
LESLIE IIOII: D ULAIWeIMILL61i lopsided score. Numerous errors played a big
Lynn,Bridge was at her batting part in the Brophy girls loss but
STEREOPHONIC SOUND - METROCOLOR
- An MGM Re-release best in this one as she came it may be a good game to get out
hs through with two home runs. a of their system as they near the
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�, � double and a single. Cathy half -way mark of the schedule
Cruickshank also had a home run with 11 points out of a possible 16.
" and a single and Anne Balser a Mary Jean Wilhelm stood out in
home run and two sin les Carol this one as she made four very
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Brophy came through with a good running catches in the field.
triple and single as did Janet Sharon Brophy came through
Wood. Lynn Haines had a double with a double and a triple in her
and three singles, Sharon Brophy only two times at bat.
had a double and a single, Chris The local girls said they would
Orien a double and three singles make amends for this game to
and Pat Brophy a single. the fans and the very next day,
This game wasn't the best from Sunday afternoon, they drubbed
the spectators point of view as the Bervie 35-1 in Wingham.
Brophy Queens pretty well ran Next game for the local squad
away with it. is this coming Wednesday in Rip-
ley at 8:30 p.m. under the lights.
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PeeWees down
Dashwood 10-6
The Brophy PeeWee baseball
team got off to a slow start on the
July 1st holiday but came on in
the third* fourth and sixth innings
to defeat Dashwood 10-6 in a reg
ular scheduled game to remain
undefeated in their league of
seven teams
Dashwood took the lead 3-0
going into the bottom of the third
inning when the Brophy boys
started to put it together. Joe' Tif-
fin pitched a strong game for the
locals and went the distance
registering 11 strikeouts on the
way
Hitting for the Wingham team
were Ken Deichert with 3 singles,
Dan'Martin 2, Dave Nesbitt 2,
RAbNe Grove 2 and singles going
to Daryle Holmes and Paul Mont
gomery.
Next home game for the Bro-
phy team is this Friday night at
6:30 with Listowel the opposition.
The Wingham Advance -Times, Thurs., July 8, 117* --Page 13
"Cities” to play
softball
cion
[or
30
the
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At the Movies
lob, FOXtI IN
••=E BIG HEor,
For a long time the solons of
It's Easter vacaUan and for the
have been trying to find
third time in a row Tracy Os-
borne (Kim ��) and her
waya of making softball even
brother Jay (Bead
more entertaining. Trino Pala-
Savage) are at loose 4wds. 'lbeir
Savage) are
has the answer! You can see
widowed mother Carolyn (Barb-
oryourself when his California
ars Feldoa) is in Hang Kao4 on
come to Wingham on July
business and the kids are ��
to play the Bob Foxton BP's at
sent to Los Angeles to visit their
Wingham diamond.
wealthy grandfather, J. W. Or -
The Cuties feature such stare
borne (David Niven). He bn't
as 'Dumpy Dora', 'Hefty Helen',
looking forward to that and ndth-
Madam Hilda', `Iiteddy Hooker'
er are they. During a commotion
and 'Lotta Fanny'. Perhaps you
at the L.A. airport carried by
would expect the 'girls' team to
Jay's pet skunk' Duster, J. W.
At least that is what Mr.
ose. se.Palt
sees his grandchildren streak off
says. However, he
in a taxicab occupied by two
points out that his team has won
rusty safecrackers, Duke May -
80 per cent of their games while
'
held (Darren McGavin) and Bert
playing across the continent.
Delaney (Don Knotts).
Of course the Cuties have one
The kids talk their way into hol-
thing going for them. All the girls
ins up with Duke and Bert who
are really men — softball
players, outlandishly dressed as
are to one last ca in
tryulB Per
women (and we use the term
order to pay off a debt to a gang -
ster. Meanwhile J. W. has secret -
loosely).
ly stationed a watchman opposite
The BP's are going to try to
Dukes apartment for their pro -
make it in the 10 per cent bracket
at winning over the Cuties. Puttion•
Now Tracy launches a plan to
that night aside for a goodnight
raise money for Duke and Bert,
of entertainment. Tickets are
as well as plane fare to Hang
available from the members of
Kong for herself and Jay, by
the team and the executive.
means of a trumped-up kidnap
plot, but doesn't get any response
from the grandfather.
BP's trim Ripley,
The plot wends its hilarious
way through contacts with the
lose to Dunl S
op
Police, Big Joe, the gangster and
new and unexpected twists of fate
ignited by the original deception.
Wingham BP's are finding the
Finally Big Joe, the racketeer
Ripley Intermediates easy prey
turns pretended kidnapping into
so far this season. On Tuesday,
the real thing.
June 22 the BP's defeated the
Duke, who suddenly finds he
Ripley club for the second time
does have a conscience, has to
this year by a score of 7-2 at the
choose between freedom for the
local park.
youngsters and a long stretch in
Winning pitcher Don Edgar al-
••stir".
lowed Ripley only three hits in
You will find "The Big Heist"
picking up the win. He also struck
uproarious family fun at the Ly -
out seven Ripley batters and did
ceum Theatre Thursday, July 8 to
not issue a walk. Wayne Coultes
Sunday, July 11.
led the BP's at the plate by
collecting four hits in four trips to
the plate. Bill Brown unloaded a
CLASSIFIEDADS
towering home run over the right
field track for the BP's first two
=—
runs, and the Wingham club
_=
never looked back. Bob Arm-
_ =_
strong and Grant Coultes each
PHONE
contributed two hits to the 14 hit
barrage of two Ripley pitchers.
On Tuesday, June 29 the former
_
3S1-2320
Georgian Bay champions, the
Port Elgin Dunlops invaded the
local Oark and nipped the BP's 1-0
in a well played contest. Steve
"NEW” BINGO
Miller was the winning pitcher
FRIDAY, 8:30 P.M.
and allowed six hits. Ed Daer was
in fine form against his former
JULY 9, 1976
teammates and was touched for
at
only three hits. Top batman for
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the Wingham club was Keith
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Elston who had two base hits. The
BP's record now stands at four
MUST GO
wins and six losses.
R EGARDLESS OF THE
The Wingham club is holding a
NUMBER OF CALLS
50-50 draw to be held on July 30
when the BP's will play host to
T S RIGYEAR GAMES AT '10.** EACH
the California Cuties. Tickets
maybe purchased from any team
� SNARE-TME-WfAIiM OAM[f
member or, executive. Tuesday,
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July 6 the BP's play host to
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Harriston, and are away to
cords 25c •och o. 6 for >/1.00.
Mount Forest Friday, July 9 and
to Port Elgin, Sunday, July 11.
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