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-J Ibn Canadian Statesman, Bowmanvile, Sept. 10, 1967 Solina Seniors Win Darlinglon Football Championship Last week, Solina Seniors camne through with an- Ashton, Edgar Werry and Dwight Bradley; back row, other win over Zion Seniors to take the Darlington Percv Westlake, coach, Ron Baker, Don Westlake, Ron Championship. Team members are, front row, lef t Broornv, Alan 'West]ake, Ken Spires, Bruce White- to right, Lorne Pascoe, Harold Yellowlees, Bob Black-i head, Murray Flett, Brian Howells and Larry Welsh. burn, Glenn Werry, Neil Tink, Aif Huggins, Ken McRobbie Photo the sixth when six safeties produced the eventual margin Ken's Down Fuels 11-6 of victory- five runs. Stephen's staged a Iast- To W n So tbal Tiiefienan trie , hle obFos- Dn Bagneli pacedthe To W n S ftbal Ttlechampions with a single, dou- Kens Mn'sWer, cordjter rapped a home run and inev' er n's Wearxce hcsingle. John Fowler and Raye in C\ w'ryiSenni FexeptanheWest each collected a double K en s D ow n Fuels ft ast, whilyoerutlte aflH ddapiro inls seventh when te etfivel Dave Werry, Bob Ahhott runncrs across the plate. Thatiand Ron Pollard each picked was I he' story Monday night asi up a double and single for Ken's Men's Wear defeated struck out two batters. the Town Softhall League se aro gaves. 3 e Stephen Fuels 7-1, under the Bagneli collected a double' Championship ini five games. gakdtoaedup 13 hîsix, lights at Memorial Park last and twa singles to pace flie Kcn's acccpted two unearn-l walk e to nd allwnned six* Wednesday night ta take a winners' attack, while Rich- c lun i the first and coufli 1 fies, one hase on halls and commanding three games ta ards added a single ta his:cd single tallies in the second iclaiming, three strike-outs. one bulge in the hest of seven home i-un. and third as the Fuels made' Men's Town Softball League costly C rrors. But the Men's. GET CASHI TODAT Championship series. Stephen was the lone Fue1.3 Wear had their bats working FOR2 OLD APPLIANCES A pair of three-run homers batter ta dlaim more than one' oo, collccting 15 bits off los- through hy Raye West and "Moe hit, swatting a pair of three- er Georgc Stephen. CLASSIFIEDS Richards provided the margin baggers. Thcy led 6-1 heading into Phone 623-3303 of victary, as Ken's led 7-0, hefore the Fuels finally scor- ed in the bottom of the sev- enth. Don Bagneil opened te third with a -oul, Joh Fowler was safe on an infield error, and West smashed a<' homer. Ken's added another in the fifth when a walk ta West, Richards' single and two more bases on balîs to Bob Foster and Clint Ferguson, forced in a run. Richards cracked bis circuit1 clout in the sixth, following tentional walk to West George Stephen's two-out . triple, sent Ron Pollard, who had singled, home with the lasers' only tally in the sev- enth. Foster checked Stephen's on five safeties, walked twa and fanned a pair to chalk up his third victory in the finals Th e tay o ï erz Laser, Stephen, allowed eigh safeties, five free passes and o r C r A B a e G r g ! Liberty Belles~ orCr evr~aae League iHow Many Times Teams Last Winter No. i-Olive Patfield, Olive; Stack, Ann Piper, Nena Oud-!DdY uW s shoorn, Sadie Bucknell. ur No. 2 - Helen Reynalds,'- - ou Hau a arager Molly Horstman, Elsie Rich-11 ards, Ruhy Spicer, Lila Grah-- am, Valerie Gaul. Somehow lit never fails, we keep No. 3-Betty Richards, Olive puttinz things off frni year ta 3'ear Richards, Millie Bates, Ann .sub. ze o earn the .so an Berry, Daisy Paeden. ithat eoweatr allneyeremornings No. 4 - Lorraine Martin, M thae wot ar ge . 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