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Zurich Citizens News, 1965-08-19, Page 8P11.4E ER �IHT 1 4 ZURICH Cr rr<Zr N$ NEWS THURSDAY, AUGUST 1% 19iS Siuppin1 O'er Sports by Angus "Resit"' McIntosh The Pasltweod-Zurich series .is getting to be < hotly contest - Ed affair With protest arguing, wearing and players trying to pass off their mistakes con ones the umpires make. taking over what shaped up w be a good series of baseball. After three games the Tigers t ve the same record as the Kings and in our opinion have played a lot better ball. They seem to be working better to- gether than Zurich and come •u p with the big play to help a team mate from being the `goat' while Zurich. on the other hand,' seem to give up when someone makes a mistake. If the um- l Tore calls a bad one he is a marked man as far as some of the players go. It was the gen- ere: opinion after the game Sunday that the umpiring was peor, at least Zurich thought and we agree. but it was st.i:_ a lot better than the eali- ore or play our ball team came up with. However. to hear ecene of the Kings after the game it was not good play on Dashwood's part. or poor play by Zurich but terrible umpiring and lucky piays by the Tigers that won the game for Dash- wood. From our position in the Zur- ich outfield we felt that the umpiring Sunday was not tops by any means. but it certainly didn't lose us the game. Dash - weed played a sharp, heads -up game and the "blindest" per - .on could see that Zurich play- er as bad a ball game as they played all year. Don O'Brien got tossed out of the hall game by the plate umpire for protesting a call. Tion was managing the Zurich klub and a good manager has t.c put the pressure on and sac- rifice himself if it comes to that. However. he was unlucky, err maybe it was a half dozen ether ball players who were lucky. There was more sweat. ing going on during the game than in any I have ever played in or watched and no one got the boot for that. Don O'Brien jshould not have been tossed out of the ball game when sev- eral others, and they were not all on the Zurich team, got [ away with swearing every other inning or so- They should have got the thumb before he did. * Facts and Figures After the three games be- tween Zurich and Dashwood our score book has this to say: Dashwood has outhit Zurich 26-16: they have scored 18 runs to 10 for Zurich and have com- mitted eight errors to 10 for Zurich. AB H R Ave. FA Wagner _._. ._ 2 2 0 Hoffman .. _. 10 5 3 Guenther .. 6 3 3 Don O'Brien_ 7 3 2 A. Rader _ 12 5 3 Vincent ._ 10 4 0 McIntosh 8 3 0 Schade _ 9 3 3 A. Denomme 9 3 2 D. O'Brien ..... 3 1 1 D. Bedard_ 10 3 1 J. Pfaff ___ 5 1 1 Stade _ _ ___ 11 1 2 K. Rader -- 6 1 1 VI. Denomme 7 1 1 Overholt . _ 8 1 2 D. Ratz ___..- 9 1 2 Johnston 10 1 1 Haggitt ... _ 10 1 1 W. Ratz - 3 0 0 J. Bedard __._ 3 0 0 Dalton _._.. _ 2 0 0 .1000 .500 .500 .428 .416 .400 .375 .333 .333 .333 .300 .200 .181 .166 .142 .125 .111 .100 .100 .750 .937 .1000 .875 .888 .945 .1000 .846 .1000 .1000 .1000 .833 .945 .1000 .1000 .500 .666 .933 .727 .1000 .1000 .500 We hope these statistics are correct and co-incide with the Dashwood book. If they are not we would appreciate hear- ing about it. . Grudge Golf This Monday, weather per- mitting. a grudge golf match will take place at Bayview Golf Course between the staff of the C L yam, arna "Bu!lseye" GET SALE "Bullseye- Special No. EZ -WY FOL S. 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Zurich scored all their runs in the first inning although they got only two chits. Dashwood came up with sev- eral clutch put-outs later in the game and kept the Kings off the score sheet when it looked like they could explode for a big inning. The Tigers came to life in the fifth inning and scored two runs on Mike Den- omme's home run and added their other run in the final bat when it looked like they were in for a big inning, until Zurich came through with a game -saving double play. Dick Bedard started pitching for Zurich with Don O'Brien behind the plate. In the sixth inning they switched positions with O'Brien pitching Zurich out of trouble. Dave Ratz went five innings for Dashwaod and pitched good ball but was let down by his teammates in the first inning when Dashwood committed two errors and had two passed balls. Eugene Guenther took over in the fifth inning and cut off a Zurich rally. After two were out in the first inning, Don O'Brien picked up a walk to start the Zurich rally. Phil Overholt was hit by a pitch before Doug O'Brien singled Don home with the first run of the game. Dick Bedard was safe on the pit- cher's error. loading the bases. George Haggitt was safe on the second baseman's error on which Overholt scored. A pass- ed ball and Earl Wagner's hit moved Doug O'Brien, Bedard and Haggitt around to finish the scoring. Eugene Guenther hit a triple to deep right field in the fourth inning and later scored when Mike Denomme poked a drive out over the fence in right field for a two -run homer. A single from Alphonse Den- omme and Gordon Vincent's double scored the final run for Dashwood in the sixth inning. Dashwood outhit Zurich, seven to five. Second Game The second game of the series was played in Zurich Friday night and ended in a Iwo -all tie. The game was a costly one for the Kings when they last their star centre -fielder, Doug O'Brien, with a broken collar bone. Doug was running out a ground ball in the fourth inning and tripped after crossing first base, going down to the ground heavily .and snapping the bone as soon as contact was made. He laid there for several minutes until an ambulance was finally found, and then was taken to hospital overnight. The loss will hurt the Kings, as Doug was their leading bit- ter during the season, one of the best base runners in the league, as well as a topnotch defensive ball player. Zurich's first run was scored by Doug O'Brien in the second inning. He had walked and stole second, moved to third on a ground out and came home when Dick Bedard grounded out to the second baseman. Ken Rader sparked the only scoring inning for Dashwood when he led off the third with a single. A passed ball and a walk to Bill Schade set the stage for the two runs. Art Rader singled. Bob Hoffman walked and Alphonse Denomme singled a run home. Hoffman was credited with the other r.b.i. Zurich tied the game in the fourth inning. Don O'Brien walked before Doug O'Brien ad- vanced hint a base, on the play in which he was injured, and Phil Overholt came through with the first Zurich hit to score the run and tie the game. Eugene Guenther pitched a good game and Overholt was the only King to get a clean hit off his offerings. Jim Pfaff allowed four hits and took seven batters on strige-outs in the five inning game, Alphonse Denomme collected a double and single for the Zurich Citizens News and Gingerich Sales and Service staff. The crew from Gingerich's claim they are not too familiar with golf but they don't figure they have to be, to beat the duffers who print the paper. The paper boys, on the other hand, think it will be a ton - test featuring the pros (print- ers) .against the amateurs. In fact, one printer figures that the Gingerich boys word do good to caddy for .him. Tigers. It was understood that the Dashwood team entered a pro- test because they figured that Zurich's Jim Pfaff is an .that player. Third Game Sunday afternoon the third game was played in Dashwood and the Tigers played a strong game under the hot sun and thoroughly trounced the sick looking, and sour acting Zurich team 13.3. Bob Hoffman collected four of the 14 Dashwood hits. The Tigers had five walks, one hit batter, and made good use of the seven errors the sloppy Kings made. Zurich lost their starting pit- cher, Don O'Brien, in the fourth inning when he was tossed out of the game by the plate um- pire for arguing on a call that the official made. The winners scored three times in the first inning. Dave Ratz scored the first one after reaching base by forcing Bill Schade, who had singled. Art Rader and Bob Hoffman notch- ed the others after recording base hits. An error, single by Vincent and a hit batter aided in the runs. After the second inning Dash- wood went ahead 5-0. Schade walked and scored as did Art Rader, who singled. Hoffman again had a run scoring hit for Dashwood. The third inning was score- less but the Tigers added an- other three to their total in the fourth inning. Art Rader, Hoff- man, A. Denomme and Gordon Vincent all reached base, with the first three scoring the runs, off two hits, a walk and an error. Bob Hoffman score en a passed ball in the sixth inning for his third run of the game Dr S to give Dashwood a nine -run lead. Zurich came with four hits in the sixth inning, but only two runs. 1VIcIntosh and Pfaff had back-to-back singles, then Dalton reached first when Mc- Intosh was forced at third base. Johnston's double and Stacie's singlescored Pfaff and Dalton. Dashwood soon got the runs back with three in their half of the inning. Eugene Guen- ther, who came in as a relief pitcher and ended a Zurich rally with one pitch, doubled and scored as did Sehade and Dave Ratz, Bob Hoffman had another hit that counted in the scoring. The Tigers added their 13th run in the eight inning. It was scored by Guenther, who sin- gled. Schade also hit safely in the inning, Phil Overholt walked and scored on a long double by Dick Bedard in the ninth inning for Zurich. Dashwood had 14 hit off the three Zurich pitchers while Zur- ich managed 10 hits off the two Dashwood hurlers. with Ratz retiring 10 batters an strike- outs. Dashwood 320 301 31x-13 14 1 Zurich __ 000 000 201- 3 10 7 The fourth game was sched- uled for last night in Zurich. A protest was filed by Zurich in their 13-3 loss against Dash- wood using a base coach after he was out of the ball game. 0 BLAKE NEWS Mr. and Mrs. Axchie Mustard, accompanied by Mrs. Mary Hey, spent a few days in Hamilton Iast week visiting Mrs. Hey's daughter, Mrs. 'Young. 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