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‘tho: titth ‘in: a

{walks and striking out’
Irvine also contributed | six as-

seuller’ from: ‘Hamilton, Ont, -won )
an, easy. victory: over: Ted Brotile-

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By: BOB RUDDERIAM
eo ‘don'ts, know: how. the official’
score-keeper has it down {1 the
record. book: but last’ night’ In}:
the: Pony: League, I saw only onc
hit all evening-and. it was of
the scratchy: variety, Larry Toms
the Elks pitcher had ‘one squirt |.
between first and second off
fhe bat of; Ken. Dockendorf, the
Gyro ‘second: -sacker, to lose his
bid for a no- -hitter,. Larry :won
the game however, ° andthe no-
hit -honors. went to: ‘Bob “Irvine
who dropped’ the decision, “There
was some batted: “palls “that
might have, been; ‘scored as: hits
agalust Irvine “pute [- believe
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edge on these matters: Vo
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Day. While there were’ nine err-
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earned “ran given’ uo by either
pitcher and Toms the winner,
struck out 12 while only giving
two. walks. Irvine..also was. ef-
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eleht.

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usual,’

I think that the sporting “ou:
lie could: su;port this league a
little better than it has - in, the
past, .The- ‘best: way. to support |
the game is, of course, to go up
to the park and watch” the},
young |
encouragement,

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players “as. a
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than, the senior
whole and ask little .
They even supply - their
foul-ball chasers to help

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during the games. If you do get
a chance: to get- to see a game
or two, remeniper the faces. for
they will be out seniors in a: few

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another in the seventh.

Toms Scores 7th Straight
As Elks Continue Unbeaten

League.

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fixture at Gyros in his seven inning ehure
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The Mounties came from be--it was his seventh victory in a
row with no losses.

However, it was no easy win
ag the score was tled !-1 from

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into the bottom of the seventh,
Earlier, Jack Franks — had col-
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_the first inning to the

fifth

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runs in the third inning and 81 collected the only safety given

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win the game for the RCMP. |

. Priday will
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On Sunday the softball as-
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