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July 26 to Wednesday, Aug
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By An ward �R Bruce, Bob and Doug Foxtaaa,
for Brophyall brothers, got together in a
Peewees t. slow
PARADE games of chance, throwingtheir '1'trursdai night and sma&W out
016 g -m in sliligliam I"
With eleven of yhe twelve +logic to drive Bill and Paul home AND PENNY FMR pennies or basketballs or soft- tru ur liumers, a triple, two dvub-
games played out o$/the PeeWee and then came in bimseU on a Were you there? Did you enjoy balls. Some threw darts and some les and a single to lead the Bro-
schedule the Brophy team has +fie by Stew Morrison to chalk it? Did your youngster have fun? piay4 bingo while others lined PhY team to a well deserved win.
just one more to go to have a per- up three'runs in the first inning. Was there eaough twice? The up for the fish pond where they Bob came through with two long
fact year is is seven team Goderich got ons back in the sec- annual recreation department bi- pokes and a double while Doug
league. and i �� were sure to get a prize.
gag inning on a home run. cycle parade and penny fair was_, came through with a long ball
The local boys took command Peter Goodall came through a success. Fifty bicycres POQL well over the right field fence, a
of Goderigh right from the open- with a long ball in centre field to gated in all sorts ofp- By the time this issue hits the double and a single. Brother
ing inning in Wingham Saturday give him a triple followed by Bill tions were judged and street there will have been a Bruce, not to be outdone, smash -
afternoon and came out on the Bey with a single to drive ed a triple with two on early in the
down Wingham s main sy swim meet at the pool involving
right end of a 9-5 score to leave Pete' in to add one more to the the CKNX mobile sound yek T4eswater, Gorrie and Wingham game to help to add to the soling
just stowel as the last stop gap score at the end of two innings to and the Wingham Canadettes, the' The results will be in next week's which was Wingham 19, Atwood
to nishing the schedule without lift Wingham into a 4-1 lead. 12.
a . The have already defeat- through reigning Canadian Champielrf paper, the last time of reporting Doug also two excellent
Steve Morrison came
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for the next two weeks while the
vd Lgrabs of very hard hit sizzlers
Listowel once. with a single in the third and stole the judging y t*els>r A -T staff take holidays.
Bill Brophy started the hits in th ee bases to +core in the fourth participant was Andrew Mann .0"
down third base line and all in
the first inning with a.single fol- after Goderich hadWd one tothe tricycle division was Ian ARENA all came up with some outstand-
lowed by Montgomery with a leave the score at 5-2, and still Ward as Little Bo Blue; second, ing defensive wort.
Close. y The arena is looking barer by The rest of the Brophy Slow
walk. Dan Martin came up with a Laurie Switzer as Maty and hW , the day as crews of volunteers Pitch team played headaup ball
Wingham added tutee more on Little Lamb nd third Killip'
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Adult Entertainmeqt
a walk to Brophy followed by a
triple by Montgomery and a sin-
gle by Martin. Goderich came
back with three in the sixth only
to have the locals pick up one
after Peter Goodall opened with a
single followed by Montgomery's
double to score him.
This game was well ,played
throughout and was never really
out of reach at any time by either
team.
The next home game for the
Brophy PeeWees will likely be a
playoff game and it sure would be
nice to see some of the local fans
come out and support the local
boys in action.
We have had some very loyal
fans at our games and we, as a
team, would like to thank them
for their loyalty through the year
as some of them have never
missed a game of ours or of other
teams as well.
Ironmen are
making changes
At a recent meeting of the
Wingham Ironmen Junior I'D"
Hockey Club manager Doug
Skinn tendered his resignation.
Doug has been managing the
team since its birth three years
ago. Previous to that time he had
been managing the Wingham
midget entry in the WOAA since
1966 with the exception of one
year.
His reasons for resigning are
personal. He would like a little
time to spend with his family and
would like to take a year or so on
the sidelines.
Don Kennedy, president of the
.1rvarn.a il, would like to invite
anyone interested to contact him
regarding this position. He also
stated that an equipment
manager will be needed to round
t th t 1el
Switzer as a cowboy. t7'
In bikes, under 8 years, fi;4,
Jeff Layton was the'* Devil;
second, Wee Wanna Bergiren as
the First Rose of Summer and
third, Jamie Robinson, as a
Pirate.
In bikes, 8-10 years, Shelly Tol-
ton took first prize, Paul Sbin-
son took second as the der
Man and Billy Tolton was third.
For bikes, over 10 years, Tim
Stainton as the Ice Cream Man
was the popular first prize win-
ner. Sandra Morrison took second
prize with her bookmobile. Third
place went to Kim McGregor and
Maureen Beattie as the Monkey
Trainer.
There were three families who
had double winners which is a
first this year, the Switzers,
Robinson, and Toltons. The
Robinsons have been perennial
winners in this judging.
Following the parade which
wound its way through the
crowds of shoppers for Sidewalk
Sale Days, the Penny Fair took
place in the Armouries rather
than the arena. Although the
space "was a little cramped the
children had a good time at their
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northern gro
The local Brophy Peewee
Baseball team took Kincardine
on in a game of baseball in the
lake shore town Tuesday of last
week and handily defeated them
14-5 in a closely played game up
until the fifth, when the lads from
Wingham scored no less than 8
runs to win.
Kincardine had not lost a game
in its lea hi h
are in each night demolishing the
wood work. Won't you also give
us a hand in cleaning up? Your
help is needed. Call either the
arena or Paul Rintoul who is in
charge of the demolition.
IRONMEN
Speaking of the arena the
Junior Ironmen are looking for a
manager and an equipment
manager. Manager Doug Skinn
has resigned and the team is
looking for new personnel. If you
are interested call President Don
Kennedy.
SUMMER TOT
PLAYGROUND
Following this week there is
only one week to go for the Tot
Playground. Then a week of Day
Camp. There is still room for
Your son or daughter to attend
Day Camp for the week of Aug. 2-
6. Those participating will go out
in the morning to a camp setting
along the Maitland and back at 5
p.m. During the course of that
week they will have one over-
night sleep out. If you are in-
terested please call the recrea-
tion office, 357-1208.
lees defeat
up leaders
team progressed richt around the
batting order with Bill coming up
again with a !single in the same
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Montgomery also had two singles
in the same inning.
Dave Nesbitt came through
with an outstanding catch in
centre field early in the game
with two on to retire the side.
and if they continue at the pace
they played this game no team
should give them much trouble in
the playoffs which are not far off.
The game opened up in the bot-
tom of the first inning when
Wingham sent the first six bat-
ters up to hit safely which includ-
three doubles in all. Atwood
never had a chance in this one as
the local boys seemed to have
blood in their eyes right from the
opening gong to the finish.
Also hitting for the local team
were Robinson with four hits in-
cluding two doubles; Saxton a
double and two singles; Edwards
a double and a single; Welwood a
double and a single; Heard two
singles; Casemore two singles;
Machan two singles; with singles
going to Storey and Brown.
Tykes blast
Southampton
The local Tykes showed no
mercy sending to the showers a
steady stream of Southampton
pitchers as they came up with a
big 41 to 11 win in a four -inning
game at the local park. And be-
lieve it or not, the boys had no
less than 20 runs in their half of
the fourth.
As for the hits, just everyone in
the local line-up came up with one
or more hits in this one-sided win
with home runs being belted out
by Bill Haines, Kevin Saxton,
Pete Keat, and Robbie Strong the
big clouter with a pair of homers.
The busiest person at the park
was scorekeeper Eleanor Saxton
who came out of the game with
writer's cramp. In this one sided
WEDNESDAY through to SATURDAY 'U'" a cam s personn . gee w c comprises Hitting for the Brophy affair, Owen Curtis, in his enter -
9 Hanover, Walkerton, Chesley, PeeWees were Peter Goodall taining fashion called the strikes
July 21 to July 24 Port Elgin and Kincardine, made three singles; Danny Martin and balls with that real work
up of mostly "C" category teams Utree singles; Steve Morrison a horse of the local diamond, Des
For Your Plea•une...
' ' while Wingham is "D". home run, a double and a single; Brophy, umpiring on the bases.
JOEM FINAL NIGHT 22 JULY "'�";"M ` The Brophy team has never Paul Montgomery, two singles; Local Line-up: Bill Haines,
WAY74V lost a game''in its league which Bill Brophy, a double and a sin- Terry Rintoul, Mark Foxton,
r comprises seven teams so this gle; with singles -going to Daryle Sean Bray, Kevin Saxton, Ron
l SATELAA rE game meant a lot of satisfaction Holmes and Dave Nesbitt. Schistad, Paul Robinson, Jeff
LITTLE BOY BLUE, come blow
8E1P6UFI!t Aou�r� to the locals. Steve Morrison played a. very Moore, Robert Schistad, Pete yqur horn ...Ian Ward
Kincardine opened the scoring steady game at first in this one as Keat, Jeff Cameron, B. Cameron, made a convincing nursery rhyme figure during Friday's
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with a runt the bottom of the the local coach had to do some Mitchell Braun, Robbie Strong bicycle parade held on the main street in Wingham. After
first inning and pitcher Danny juggling of the infield due to Ken and Dave Montgomery. the procession, a penny carnival was held in the Armories.
f ..noel the Jay) "ITNRU iNUR FRI A SAT SNOW TIME Martin shut them out the rest of Deichert being away. He also had
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ENTERTAINMENT WALTER TAT )M Martin opened the fourth in- Dan Martin went all the way on
MATIrHAU.. O'NEAL ning with a single followed by the mound and looked real steady
Steve Morrison who belted a long as he struck out 10 batters. e
WALTERhome run back to the race track Daryle Holmes looked very Stylish, on lastinA.to send Wingham ahead 2-1. Bill steady on third base while throw- g g
ADULT Brophy opened the big fifth in- ing out about five ground balls in
ning with a double and then the this or(e.
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A BICYCLE PARADE down Wingham streets on Friday
saw many interesting entrants. Much time was obviously
spent in decorating bikes. Here Tim Stainton appears to be
in good humour as an ice-cream vendor.
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from the community are donating their energy and time to
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