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HAPPY WINNERS—"B" champions In the Men's Recreational Softball League
Tournament over the weekend was the Mainstreet team. Bob Beuttenmlller accepts the
Queens are
"A" champs
of weekend
tournament
SEAFORTH MEN'S RECREATIONAL SOFTBALL LEAGUE
MONDAY'S RESULTS:
Turf Club 16 Bears 8
Firemen 4 Creamery 3
WEDNESDAY'S RESULTS
Mainstreet 18 Bears 2
Turf Club 14 Firemen 6
WEEKEND RESULTS:
Creamery 11 Bears 1
Queens 3 Firemen 1
Turf Club 3 Teachers 2
Mainstreet 14 Villagers 3
STANDINGS las of June 27thi
GP W L T PTS.
13 II I 1 23
14 11 3 0 22
10 8 2 0 16
11 6 5 0 12
12 3 9 0 6
10 2 7 1 5
11 2 9 0 4
11 2 9 0 4
Creamery
Turf Club
Mainstreet
Queens
Bears
Firemen
Villagers
Teachers
Scott Farm stays
in the lead
The June 14 7 p.m.
game saw Scotts down Ken
Smith Pools 27 to 6.
In the 8 pm. game Mc-
Nichol lost 7-8 to. the Com-
mercial team.
Scott Farms downed the
Commercial team 11-6 on
June 21 at 7 p.m. Hitting for
Scotts were Cathy O'Reilly,
triple and double; Deb Mur -
lay, triple, Cheryl McClure,
a home run, Kathy Coombs,
double; Ann Bosman, two
doubles and Linda Gridz'dk a
double.
In the 8 p.m. game Mc-
Nichol won 19-7 against Ken
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Smith.
Hitting for McNichols
were Connie Marion, two
doubles and a triple, Sherry
McCall, a double, Nancy
Storey a double and Beth
Caron a double.
Hitting for Ken Smith are
Tracy Reily a double, Sharon
Woods, double, Karen Glan-
ville a home run and Janice
Murray, triple.
STANDINGS
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6 0
4 3
2 4
2 5
Scott Farms
Commercial
Ken Smiths
McNichol
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DATE EVENT PLACE - TIME
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Wed June 29 Public Swim Pool 4-0 p.m.
Wed. June 29 Villagers vs Bears Lions Park 7 p.m.
Wed June 29 Turf vs Mainstreet Lions Park 8:30 p.m.
Wed June 29 Girls House League Opt. Park 8:30 p m.
Thurs June 30 Public Swim Pool 4.8 p_m.
Thurs June 30 Exeter B vs Tykes Lions Park 8:30 p.m.
Thurs June 30 Welton vs Sluggers Opt Park 7 p.m.
Thurs June 30 Titans vs Eagles Opt Park 9 p.m.
Thurs June 30 C4th Nationals vs Arena 8 p m
' Knights
Thurs June 30 Knechtels vs Arena 9 p in
Beechwood
Fri July 1 Public Swim Pool
Fri July 1 Roller Skating Arena •
Fri July 1 Goderich vs Pee Wees Opt Park
Fri July 1 Canada Day Celebrations Main St
Sat July 2 Public Swlm Pool
Sal July 2
Sat July 2
Sat July 2
Sun July 3
Sun July3
Sun July 3
Sun July 3
Mon July 4
Story Hour
Circus
Jr Farmers Soccer
Public Swim
Roller Skating
Villagers vs'Turf
Creamery vs Teachers
Public Swlm
Mon July 4 Business Swim
Mon July 4 Family Swim
Mon July 4 Red Sox vs Tigers
Mon July 4 Blue Jays vs Expos
Mon July 4 Firemen ve Malnetreel
Mon July 4 Bears vs Ouaene
Tues July 5 Public Swim
Tues July 5
Tues July 5
Tues July 5
Tues July 5
Tues July 5
4-8pm &8-8p.m
8 .10•30p m
8:30p m.
& Lions Park
1-4:30
& 8-8 p.m
1 30-2:30 p m
Library
Fatrgrounde
High School & Opt
Pool
Arena
Liens
Lions
Pool
Pool
Pod
Lions
Lions
Opt Park
Opt Park
Pool
Business Swim Pool
Family Swim Pod
Roller Skating Arena
Ken Smith Pools vs Lions
Scott Farms
Commerclal vs Lions 830 0 m
McNichol
Park
1.4:30 0 m
&8.8pm.
7:30-10 p. m
7 p m
8:30pm
1:30.4 p m
&8-8300m
12-1 pm
5.8 p m
6:30 p.m
7:45pm
7 p m
8:30 p m
1:30-10m
88.8:300 at
12.1 p.m
54 p m
74:30 p m
7pm
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S50 prize money from Brian Nuhn while teammates Ray Anetett, Don Crocker, Bob Nash,
Ray Henderson, Brian Nigh, Larry Dalton and Doug Elliott, look on.
Jock .taik at the, baseball park
BY SUSAN HUNDERTMARK General encouragement ipcludl �t
"Good smoke!" to hustle" and "we need you". Mort
"Way to mix 'em up there". players add an "le" to the names of t]k
"C'mon you buddy you"
teammates making"John' "Jolinfi .
Yom the funny one". even if John is 6' 2", 250 pounds, and a
No, I'm not talking about an advertise- dignified businessman off the diam
meat for cigarettes or praise to a And, of course, every one on the team
bartender. Anyone who attended the your buddy, no matter what you feel abort
Seaforth Men's Industrial League tourna- them when you're not playing bail.
ment on the weekend (or has watched any Qther chatter, sometimes even m
baseball at all, for that matter) will know colorful, comes from the stands. Tbe1t
what I'm saying. It's called chatter and it's friends and family Of the players echo the
what players say to show their team spirit chatter of the players and somethaes u
and their interest in the game. if you've a few choice phrases of their own 1f the
ever come away from a game feeling game is exciting and the umpire makes a
'confused about the strange phrases you've questionable call.
heard floating in from the outfield, this When the game Is not so ezdtingrange, sly
column is for you. with a score of 32 0, tho chatter can
Encouragement to the pitcher includes from current events to pregnancy or who's
"way to shoot, squeeze, tease, and mix going to wash the dirty uniform after the
'em", "throw 'em the dark or funny one" game.
or "throw 'em the steamball". A "good Umpires too have a language of their
smoke" is a fast pitch. own. Although you can usually hear their
Players up to bat often hear "good eye" booming voices above the rest of the noise,
meaning they're letting the bad pitches go you will usually find their words are
by and knock on wood" "lot of green out incoherent until you've been to a couple of
there" or "we need some sticks" which _.: mes for one simple reason - umpires
means, hit the ball because we need runs.'t believe in using many consonants.
"Good wheels" is praise for a fast "GOOWWWW" means out. "SKIM"
runner while "get that piano off your means strike. "SAAAAAy" means
back" means, run faster. safe. "BAAAAAAAAA" AAmeans ball.
When runners are on base, you'll hear, you know these four simple words, you
"there's some rabbits out here or "some know the vocabulary of an tulip. Usually
ducks are on the pond" while "diamond's their enthusiastic actions will give you
drunk" indicates that the bases are loaded. some clues about what call they've made.
"Two is" or "Two's in the hook" means If you're still with me, you deserve to go
two players are out and only one more out out withthe rest of the team for a
is needed to get the team out.
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