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42 THE DAILY TIMES-GAZETTE, Wednesday, Jaly 29, 1953 Industrial League Softball Standing The balance of the season's schedule x the Datiawa Judusteial Softball ue is as WS: Wed., Jul 29: Duplate vs. Field ¢; Alves, If; Maxwell, 2b; Godfrey, p Reazin, 2b. - CEDAR DALE -- O'Reilly, rf Miller, If; Carey, ss; Peel, c; Par- son, 2b; Glowaski, cf; Sagar, 3b; Sutton, 1b; Brooks, p. INTERCOUNTY Friday July 31 -- Whitby at Construction (Harmony). Monday August 17 -- Construc- tion at Whitby -- if third game necessary. Winners of Brooklyn -- Cedar- |W -- Brooklyn into final. Lakeside Ladies' Playoff Schedules In the Int. B. Section -- Ajax | Winners of Trimble Construction and Bowmanville Coal Dusters |__ Whitby -- vs Admiral -- Sta- play best 3 out of 5 for the right | dium. If no. third game is neces- to represent this league in the sary between Construction and P.W.S.U. Playdowns -- | Whitby. Schedule | Tuesday August 18 -- At Whitby Aviation, Alex. Park and Fittings vs. Ontario Steel, at Lakeview Park, 6. 30 p.m. ' Thurs. July 30: Field Aviation vs." Pedlars, at Alex. Park, 6.30 Pon., Aug. 17: Fitting s vs. Ped- lars,' at, Bathe Park, 6. .m. {Tues., Aug. 18: Ontario Steel vs. Field Aviation, at Alex. Park, 6,30 am. P Wed., Aug. 19: Ontario Steel vs. Diplate, at Alex. Park, 6.30 rm, s 'Thurs, Aug. 20: Fittings Coulters, at Storie Park, 6.30 p.m. INDUSTRIAL STANDING Cedar Dale Go-Getters Beat Brooklin Girls First Playoff Game Cedar Dale Go-Getters defeated Brooklin 12-10 last night at Harm- an Park, in the first game of their Lakeside Ladies' . playoffs. klin opened with three runs in the. first inning but Go-Getters matched this in their half and added three more in the second | Brooklin got three more in the third to make it 66 but Cedar Dale pushed one run across in their 3rd on an outfield error. It was tied at 7-7 at the end of four innings and in the fifth Brooklin got one while Go-Getters got a couple and they were never be- hind after that, adding to their total in every inning éxcept the BROOKLIN -- Goodwin, ss; Gib- | son, 3b; Barclay, cf; Dart, rf; 66 Colbary, 1b; Townsend, p; Nesbitt, STATISTICS JaSivdes games played Friday ng . BATTING y es Based on 100 or more official at bats. . Player AB R H Pct. G Steele, Galt .360 29 Lawing, Oshawa .349 30 Evon, London 347 30 T. O'Connor, O. .342 24 Welker, Kitch. .329 23 G. Wilson, Lon. Halkard, Lon. Reitnour, St. T. Jones, Oshawa LeFevre, Brant Most hits: Evon, London, 55. Most runs, Evon and Welker, Kitchener 39. Runs batted in: Evon, Napier (Guelph), Lawing, Psutka (Kitch- ener) 30 each; Kinney, London, Steele 29, Halkard 28, V. Kaiser 27, LeFevre 26, T. O'Connor 24, Welker 23, D. Butler 23, Russian, Kvasnak and Reitnour 22 each. Two base hits: Lawing, LeFevre 12 each, Kinney, R. Fisher, Jones 10, V. Kaiser, McMacon, 9. Three base hits: Welker 5, Fin- ney, LeFevre, Deadkin Hodard 4° each. Home runs, Cline 10, Steele 9, | Napier 6, Evon 6, Hakard 6. Stolen bases: Welker 28, Gray 10, Mason 9, Lockington 8. . Sacrifice hits: Gray 9, Finney 7, Ler 7, Oberholtser 6. PITCHING Player Duncan, Kitch. Ripplemeyer, Oshawa F. 'Parker, Brant . Yount, Guelph . Brumm, London 52 .74 Yorke, Waterloo 52 714 Strike outs: Jessup 79, Gavey Drapcho 56, Allan 53, Penny 53, Walters 56. « |Cedardale at Harmon Park. Bowmanville vs Ajax -- Thurs. 8.15 July 30th. Ajax vs Bowmanville -- Friday | 6.45 July 31. Ajax vs Bowmanville -- Tuesday 6.45 August 4th. Bowmanville vs Ajax -- Thurs- day 8.15 August 6th. i The two teams are to toss before the first game played to see who | gets the fifth Home game -- and diamond -- if a fifth game is neces- | sary. | JUNIOR JUVENILE SECTION | Last night Admirals were de- | clared League winners in the Junior section and Motorets in the Juvenile section. Dates for play up to declare the winner to go in to the PWSO playdowns are as follows: 'No games to be played on the G. M. Holidays. Juvenile four out of seven -- all games 6.45 sharp. Weds. July 29 -- 'Wildcats vs Motorets at Eastview Park. Friday July 31 -- Motorets vs Wildcats at Radio Park. Monday ' August 17 -- Wildcats vs Motorets. Weds. August 19 -- Motorets vs Wildcats Friday August 21 -- Wildcats vs Motorets. Any further games required to be decided after Friday's game. Junior Section -- two out of three, all games at 6.45 sharp. Admiral -- Bye. Tuesday July 28 -- Brooklyn vs Thursday July 30 -- Cedardale vs Brooklyn at Brooklyn. Tuesday August 18 -- Brooklyn vs Cedardale if third game necessary. Wednesday July 29 -- Trimble { 20th. Third or Construction Thursday August game if necessary Tuesday August 25th at Admirals on Wednesday 19, Friday 21, Au- ust 25th. Winners of Brooklin -- Cedar- dale vs winners of Whitby -- Con- struction -- Admiral. Thursday August 27th. Saturday 9th, Monday, August 31st. Cardinals Defeat Indians 6-5 Tilt In a UAW Shop League game played at Alexandra Park on Tues- day afternoon, Cardinals nosed out Indians 6-5, in one of the best softball games of the league's schedule. Cardinals got single tallies in the first and third frames and then staged 'a mammoth 4-run splurge in the fourth inning with Haxton, Davis, Thompson and Maeson all crossing the plate, to lead the game 6-4. Indians had scored three runs by Harman, Shearer and DePratto in the first inning and Harman scored again in the second stanza. It stayed at that until the sixth, when again lead-off batter Harman got on and got home, to make the score 6-5 but Indians couldn't get the one more run needed to tie it up. CARDINALS:- Thompson, ss; Abercrombie, 1f; Maeson, cf; s, rf; Brooks, c; Greentree, lb; Little, 2b; Haxton, 3b; Davis,p. INDIANS:- Harman, If; Shearer, c: Jordon, cf; DePratto, 1b; Tam- blyn, p; McLellan, 3b; West, 2b; Martin, cf; Dingman, ss; Csumaj, Construction vs Whitby Torches at Whitby. 4 UMPIRES:- L. Jolley and B. Byrne. INTERCOUNTY STANDINGS LAST NIGHT'S RESULTS Kitchener, 17 St. Thomas, 13. Guelph, 5; Waterloo, 3. Galt, 3; London, 1. W L Pct. GBL Kitchener, 26 17 605 -- Brantford, 26 17 .605 Waterloo, 25 17 595 London, 2420 .545 Galt, 21 21 .500 Oshawa, 2123 47 Guelph, 18 23 .439 Sunnyside Park Boys Whip Bathe Pee Wees Sunnyside Park Pee Wee Woys walloped Bathe Park lads 37-4 last night at Bathe Park in their Neighbourhood Association tilt. _ The winners scored runs in every inning except the second frame and made a runaway of it with 12 runs in the sixth and ten more in the 7th inning. SUNNYSIDE PARK -- Smith, ss Grandy, 3b: Asling, p: fll, ss: more walks plus a wild pitch, gave Goodman, rf; Heron, c: fackeyy the Tigers four runs in the first inning. They added singletons in |{2b; Stevens, if; Lovelock, ib, {the third and 'fourth frames and! CONNAUGHT -- Nelson 3b Wil, | finished up with a couple in the |son, p; Oldfield, ss; Knpp, c: seventh and one in the 8th, to Peel, 2b; Puckalski, 1b; Uleh, If; complete their total. Connaught | Peacock, cf; Grant, rf; Aslerson, had only eight hits but Asling, on | cf. the mound for Brooklin, was gen-| Umpires -- M. Mech. erous with walks and the Tigers | cashed in on these. 'Knapp had a {pair of doubles for the winners. | BROOKLIN -- McKinney, . cf | DIRECT LINE TO DOLARS: The Times-Gazette Classifid ads! Y% St. Thomas, 10 33 .234 16 THIS WEEK'S GAMES i WEDNESDAY--Oshawa at Kit- chener; Galt at Guelph; Waterloo | at Brantford; London at St. Thom- | as. THURSDAY--Brantford at OSh- | awa. 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