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, By BOB RUDDERHAM

the playoffs | “between Gordon and . Anderson and. the
“Hotelmen is. now even- stephen and mainly because the latter

   

* mound: ‘inainstay’ for the G & A, just didn’t have it.

~The game “started off with G & A-appearing. to head
"for a walk: away’ in.their half of ‘the first when. they counted
three . times: “arid: then: the Hotelmen doing | some poor base
“running in their half to. net but. one run when they should
_hayé had. more. However, Dunbar .was being. hi. ‘hard and: it
"really was: ‘just: a matter of, time,

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a place against Terrace, already '
victorious egainst squires, ‘In
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nailing down ‘the hardware bat-
ters to only four hits in six inn-

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mk had been blasted off: by
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clout -by Jack Lindsay scoring
Billy Sedgwick.

G and A's sole run off Cameron
came in the top of the seventh,
as. Ralph Enridge’s liner scored

Hote) ° batters gave opposition Sundberg.
moundsman Ian-Dunbar antun-| ° Linescore: | "
happy evening, a flurry of 12 Holeinch vee Lt 300 oo 4 1
hits against him, ineluding a Bi-} punnar, smith, Scherk:

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field wall by Don Hawryluk.Dun- | == - tomo
bar, who had trouble finding the |
much of the
game, was yankéd in the filth
when four hits had-scored three
runners after two men had’ been
retired.

Young Billy | Smith, -whose
pitching has been confined : to
rare : ‘appearances in ‘the . Pony
League, inherited the unwhole-
some situation and came through
in fine. style, fanning Bruce Si-
mundson in’ the first strike- out} § .
for G and A, -

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‘last. night and: might . be effective on the weekend, I. would
also say that this is an even money chance on“this game,
~ just. ‘take your pick ‘if you like to make a small, bet.

I ‘arrived at. the ball park early and was pleased to see
Fred, Christensen who did plenty of pitching for G & A
about. two ‘years ago..Fred has been-in the south since leav-
ing here--and’ will be moving to Hazelton shortly where he
will be tzaching school this year, Fred used to tie some of
the hitters in kriots with his breaking pitches and was the
bie run for hig team at that time,

'. 1 was.talking to Walter Smith yesterday and he informed
~ me’ that W, F,- Stone Ltd. would like to give a hat to the
-- slugger who rapped the most balls over the fence for the
season: but as. there was a large group of players tied for
first place In the homer race, he asked me to come up with
another reason to give up the chapeau, How would it be to
‘plve: this Hd to‘the halter who collects the most hits in the
finals? Walter was thinking about putting a basketball hoop
on top of the goal posts in a vertical plane and give the hit
tothe first man: to knock the ball through the hoop on one
bounce ‘but. that would’ be pretty rough on banjo hitters like
Jack Lindsay. and Ralph Enridge, and tougher sill on the
likes of. QUIT Dahl and Darrell Young who swing from the
port side and Don Hawryluk who pulls too much, So let's
elve it, to the hitter: who gets the Most Hils In the Best-af-
- Five Series between Terrace and the winner of Sunday's game
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