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1o tho oxamlnor My Jun 28 1079 Andy Browning brought in the winning run in the 10th inn ing Wednesday as Church Homes defeated Beatrice Foods 65 in Barrie and District Senior Softball play at Queens Park Beatrice sees error of ways Browning reached base on an error and Church runner Mark Vincer who reached base on an error stole second and made third on passed ball came in to score Queens doubles BGM ANAF whomps SMI Queens Hotel doubled the score on Barrie Glass and Mir ror Wednesday to win the Bar rie and District Ladies Softball League game 2010 at Shear Park In the other game of the night Army Navy Air Force roughed up Stevenson Mc Cluskey Insurance 192 Janice Clark earned the win for Queens Mary Anne Miller too the loss Anna Storey gave up only four hits in her win for ANAF Loser Cheryl Partridge allowed 12 hits Karen Schlosser wielded hot bat for BGM hitting three times in four trips to the plate Queens Janice Clark slamm ed triple in the fifth inning ANAFS Linda Watson also had good night at batting three for four In the other game at Queens Park Wednesday Slessor and Periard Insurance came within an inning of shutting out Clarkson Hotel in an 114 win Beatrice pitcher John Chalmers threw the ball well allowing only six hits Church pitcher Bill Ferchette allowed 10 hits but went home the win ner Beatrices leadoff batter Corby Adams slammed two home runs and rightfielder Gary Hines hit one in the ninth inning but Churchs Murray Perry tied the game gain in the ninth with his twoout home run Vincer belted tworun dou ble starting fourrun rally for Church in the fifth inning Beatrice took the lead in the first inning on Adams first homer on memo double by wscoreboa rd baseball THE CANADIAN PRESS AMERICAN LEAGIE East PftiHl 50 23 685 MSI 26 634 Milwaukee 32 5611 New York 40 34 541 IO Detroit 33 36 478 15 leeliiid 32 40 444 17 Toronto 24 52 316 27 West Kansas City 4133 554 Texax 4138 554 alilornia 42 34 553 Minnesota 37 33 529 Chicago 32 41 43B Seattle 33 43 434 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Los Aiigelcs San IranCisco Houston San Diego 22 Atlanta 15 Todays Probable Pitchers Atlanta tBrizzolara 272 at San Diego Rassmussen 38 Houston Williams 23 at San Franmseo Curtis 10 New York tKobel 341 at Pittsburgh Robinson 54 Cincinnati Bonhnm 31 at Los Angeles Reuss 26 Frida Games New York at Chicago Philadelphia at St Louis 2N Montreal at Pittsburgh Houston at San Diego Atlanta at Los Angcles Cincinnati at San Francisco YORK SIMCOE MINOR LEAHIE Vala Cont Peewecs 21 Stouffiillc Gamers Sports 15 Thornton fastball RECREATIONAL LEAOCE Optimists r0 Simcoe Hotel Molsons football FL Exhibition Montreal 30 Toronto iii soccer NRSL NASI Philadelphia Houston Vancouver 11 Atlanta Washington Edmonton California Tampa Bay New England San Jose Los Angeles Dallas San Diego Chicago Detroit Fort Lauderdale New York Portland Rochester Seattle ninitii AND DISTRICT RECREATIONALLEAtilE Harper Tire American Ilotcl lkSlIiI Hros SMidland LeitzO IialianSportsmen Baxtero HARRIE OPTIMIST MINOR SOCCER ASSOC Standings Squirt dii Pts II fwmAuNNmc holkan Realty Downtown Ctr Ital Fashions Cooke Ca rtage Allan Cook Palermo Railing Verstrattn Kinsmen Kiwanis VictoriaGrey Mosquito Di GiovanniPerri Optimists Taptaiii Kens Pollar onst Methodist New Lowell Garner Const Whelan Insce Rotary fivitan Bantam Mikes Milk Riverwood Consumers Gas entral Atoms Mahcr Firenze Rest Jellco and Ys Men Buns Master LoffinPilgrani Jaycees Wismer lnsce softball ARRIE AND DISTRICT SENIOR LEAGCE Church Homes Beatrice Interlocking Slessor and Ieriard 11 Clarkson BARRIE AND DISTRICT LADIES LEAULE Queens Hotel 20 BGM 10 ANAF 19 SMI NMuMJSSCCwabamw succulentcormscrmuunmio cwmwwSowlt Hines and an RBI single by Jake Miller Beatrice committed three er rors in the game including two in the third inning SLESSOR II CLARKSON Clarkson pitcher Fred Fritzs threerun homer in thevsfventh inning only lessened the pain slightly as Slessor and Periard Insurance ran up 11 runs on 15 hits Trailing 110 Clarksons John Greenside reached base on fielders choice followed by Ron Millar who singled and Gary Leduc who drove in Greenside to ruin the shut out lessors powerful hitting crew demonstrated the art with Jim McPherson hitting two homers and single in four trips to the plate 42 JIM McPHERSO designated home runs Skipwiths late arrival leaves Oro fit to be tied Gerry Skipwith came into the game at just the right moment for Barrie Optimists Wednes day With his team trailing 32 in the seventh inning against the Oro Partridge Tractor Service club Skipwith singled to reach base with the tying run and scored on fielders choice to Don Coulson In other Barrie and District Recreational Fastball League play at Mac Morrison Park Simcoe Hotel defeated Molsons 3O Pptimists Jon Beauchesne watched his win disappear after pitching sevenhit game Oros Ross Edmonston escaped the loss after allowing only four hits Optimists took the lead in the first inning on onerun single by Dean Reavie that drove in Todd Raycraft Beauchesne by the employer PERSONNEL SEARCH AND EMPLOYMENT SERVICE To assist business industry and government to quickly find the right skilled professional or management employee To assist skilled professional and management personnel to find better iobs our fees are paid Please call us or write for information HOWARD AND ASSOCIATES Royal Oak Dr RR No Barrie Ont L4M4$6 Telephone 7057281243 helped his cause hitting dou ble and scared on Raycrafts single with one out Oro scored twice in the fourth inning and went ahead 32 on home run by Roger McCraig in the fifth SIMCOE HOTEL MOLSONSO Simcoes Ron Charlebois pit ched nohitter against hapless Molsons crew for shut out victory Loser Brian Simpson gave up the three runs on only three hits Simcoes first two runs came in the third inning on collec tion of walks errors stolen bases and single by Harry Hughes Mike Cassidy and Charlebois scored to give Sim coe the lead 20 Jim Chute came in to score on sacrifice by Graham Stewart ACOLT DAY INJULY It It will it Hawks talks break off CHICAGO AP Chicago Black Hawks still want Bobby Hull and will keep trying to get him but talks with Winnipeg Jets have broken off Black Hawks President Bill Wirtz says We certainly want him back in Chicago and originally reclaimed him on that basis Wirtz told news conference Wednesday Bobby says he wants to finisn up his playing career in Chicago and what Bobby wants Bobby will get As for stillunsigned goalie Tony Esposito who is still unsigned Wirtz said We will do everything we can to have satisfactory contract for him Esposito who attended the session told newsmen that the Hawks are spending lot of money to improve the team and would like to be part of it If theres Vin your future Welcome Wogon is planning Special Party for brldestobe and their mothers Monday April I979 Continental Inn Barrie oil the rqltfwnfiilégot llD LAWN PARTY JUNE 29 AND 30 BARBERUED STEAK AND HAMBURGS AT MOUTHWATERING PRICES THE BIG BAND SOUND ENTERTAINS 26 PM CHAMPLAIN HOTEL MISSISSAGA ST DOWN BY THE LAKE ORIlLlA UNLOAD YOUR OLD CAR OR TRUCK FOR BONUS TRADE ALLOWANCE Cars by the carload have iust arrived at the Oshawa Connection Weve taken delivery on an extensive shipment that exceeds our sales planning potential So were having tremendous carload car and truck sale Because we have so many to sell we can afford to sell each car and truck for less Savings are so big that even if you werent considering new car or truck just yet itll pay you to reconsider Weve Got brand new cars and trucks for every tasteand every one of them has to cost you less All aboard for fantastic savings at the Oshawa Connection ill LADY LEE SIIAMOKIN GALENA SCRATCHED IROSTY DART EXACIOR CH1 paid 24 6t SIXTH CLM PACE MILE 8150 Free Hatchback Hutcn wniie they lost with every new Acadian purchased this Outstandingiselecflon of fully re condlfloned used cars nearly all ll RtJNZIZWHALER mi ii 70 30 ellglble for 12000 mile or 12 month monh Rtiliittmmw it 5E Wrranty extended by MIC TIMI1 1H gg 12 gt 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MEDIt EXACTOR 47p81d87 Tl anusones 1332 HANDLE moms INDIANS GET THIEF CLEVELAND AP leie land Indians announced Wednesday the acquisition of Tacoma outfielder Dell Alston who leads the Pacific Coast League in stolen bases AA EA MAKE ANOFEER NO REASONABLE OFFER REFUSED ma osi AwA lCONNECtiON GREAT SAVINGS AND SAVE YOU HUNDREDS