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BASEBALL (cont'd) Team Batting AB R H Pet: Hanley 14 4 2 a cek Hansen ah. z 6 286 Pollard 15 iE 4 «0d, Maurice Osmar 19 2 5 263 Stachiw 17 3 4 245 Marvin Osmar 17 3 3 -176 Moro 1 ae di Dee 'Ward 15 a Z iiss Petrie 14 Oa ae O71 Pitcher! s Records: Moro (3-1), Lasarge iy! Thrower (0-1). (See page 9 for practices)" SHIFT 2 WALLOPS SHIFT 4 BY 18-7 COUNT WED. JUNE 4 IN SOFTBALL LEAGUE OPENER "In the opening: game of the Terrace Bay Softball Association, Shift 2 came up with an easy 18 - 7 decision over a hapless Shift 4 nine. In an error and hit-filled high | scoring' contest, Shift 2 indicated that they would again be a hard team to contend with in the 4 team league' this year. The scoring opened in' the' 1st when Moro tripled and scored on an error to 'give Shift 2-a 1-0 lead. -In'the 2nd, Simoneau walked' and scored on a sacrifice and wild pitch. Shift 2 then increased their lead to 5-0 on a walk by Kurylo, a single by Blom; 'and a 'walk to Simoneau. These'3 scored as they came in on a passed ball and 2 more walks. Shift 4 however came back in the bottom of the 3rd to score 4 runs and appear as if they might make a contest of it. The 4 runs resulted due to a 2-run homer by Crockford _ as well as Wainikka and Pollard scoring after each had singled From this point on it was all Shift 2 as they scored 4 in the 4th on singles by Pluta, Kurylo, and Woods plus a walk to Blom. '" Two moreiin the 5th for Shift 2 resulted due to a walk and a single while 5 runs in the 6th scored as a result of bases loaded triple by Pluta, an error and a sacrifice. runs in the last inning to round out their © scoring. .., Meanwhile, all Shift 4 could manage was a run in the 5th as Follard singled in Wainikka , and 2 in the 7th as RoLony inated (contd next col.) Singled and scored on an error. Shift 2 then obtained 2 unearned .- : . pil cee c i" with his' 2 hits sansa 2 RBI's; "Shift 1 in Pollard,and butler singled in:Kolody. This then brought: the score to an 18~7 count, For Shift 2, all members of the squad turned in good efforts. Vezina & Zwaresh shared the mound duties and received ample support from their mates. Kurylo paced the hitting with 4 hits while Pluta with 2 hits including a triple and 3 RBI's and Woods with 2 hits and 3 RBI's showed well... For Shift 4, Pollard and Kolody were the only standouts in a poor effort by the squad. Pollard managed 3 hits including a double and. Kolody 2 hits including a double. Crockford's homer was also a big blow for Shift 4. E, es? Wey Shite?) ig- oA pl pape, Bpsé par. 2 Teibeyy -2 Shift 4 = '0,0,4,;0,1,0,2 + 7 .9'5 %* % FH Ht & SHIFT 1 TROUNCED BY SaLaRY 10 ~ 3, FRIDAY JUNE 6 In the initial meeting of the season between these 2. teams, a relatively young hustling Salary squad solidly trounced a shuffling slow- footed Shift 1 nine by a 10 - 3 count. Salary opened with 2 runs. in the lst as Kundle singled, Hanley and Petrie getting on by errors to fill the bases. A walk and a fielder's choice then' scored Rundle and Hanley. Shift 1 then scored: | a singleton in the 2nd when Brassard singled and came in on a single by Marsh. Salary then counted 3 in the 3rd on a double by Hanley, yt 'Singles by Marcella and Petrie. plus -2-errors. another run resulted in the 4th when Rundle "Shift 1 edged closer in the 6th on 2 runs When Zigman and © Wilf Butler singled and scored on Brassard's Single. Salary broke the game wide open in 'their half of the 6th with 4 runs as a result of singles by Petrie, Marcella and Chopty plus walks to C. Boudreau and Calder. This thus made the count 10-3 and gave Salary a well- deserved win. For Salary, it was an all-round team effort: Chopty on the mound pitched his usual steady game as he gave up but 6 hits. Rundle, Petrie and Marcella paced the batting with 2 hits and 2 runs apie ce with Hanley contributing a _ double: ° For shift 1, Brassard was the whole show Wilf Butler on | the mound took the loss' as his mates committed. .7 errors behind him,' Rio Hyde i Os AO ae ue Salary Zo Py. 39, by Oy, 45,X6 = 40, Oy. >