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SOFTBALL SALARY PICK UP FOUR POINTS On Thursday July 5th Salary added a précious 4 points to their total, by winning a disputed game from Shift #1 which was completed that day and then taking the evening's scheduled game 9-3. Salary had only 4 hits off pitchers Butler and Whalen but made the best of 8 bases on balls, and 4 errors to account for 4 unearned runs, Glen Sievers had 2 hits for Salary in 2 official trips to the plate; while Dave Desrosiers had 3 for 3 for the losers. SHIFT #1 TROUNCE SHIFT #3 ' On Monday night Shift #1 under the steady pitching of Frank Whitfield shellaced Shift #3 by a score of 19-0, Ray Stachiw hit a home run for Shift #1. SALARY WIN OVER SHIFT #1 On Wednesday, Salary took a close one from Shift #1, the final score was 9-8. Nick Chopty went all the way for Salary and pitched good ball except for the sixth inning when Shift #1 scored 5 runs. Glen Sievers had 2 for 3 at bat and again played a standout game at short- stop, Eldon Marostica had 2 hits also for the winners. Terry Cavanaugh had 2 hits for the losers. The Softball League is developing into a close racé with about four weeks of regular play before the play-offs. So. fans for some real fun come out and support your team, o-O0-0 Page 8 ' SOFTBALL STATISTICS | hp Ave J.Moro Bo SO ae pully) T.Bond 26 as 500 D.Desrosiers 26 12 12 h61 G.Sievers ae SS LS AL W.eKurylo BG LG 417 P.Bel's - Marcella - 13 Runs - Sievers - 16 Hits - Moro,Kurylo,Sievers - 15 2B Hits = Crockford=- 5 3B Hits ~ Heenan, Moro = 2 HR's - Kurylo - 6 Strikeouts - Aho - 32 Pitchers - Commisso W-7 L-2 Standing ak Shitty i6 1 A iy Salary 6 7 V2 Shai; a 5 5 10 Shad tie, 5 5 6 o-0-0 TERRACE BAY BASEBALL TEAM DEFEATS MARATHON 5-0 Last Sunday on the Terrace Bay diamond, the Terrace Bay baseball team defeated the Marathon Maroons by the score of 5-0, Although the game was played in a drizzle of rain it was a well played game. There was only one error committed throughout the contest. Kit Thomas, pitching for Terrace, allowed only five hits while striking out nine and walking four. Gobiel, his opponent allowed six hits, struck out five and walked one. Thomas spaced the Marathon hits and was tight with men on base to keep the Maroons from scoring. Terrace was able to bunch their hits, especially in the first inning, when they got four hits plus a walk to score four runs. Bejauld hit safely twice for Marathon while Linde hit a triple. Stachiw, Hanley (Cont. on pageg)