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JUNE 16, 1971 TERRACE BAY NEWS PAGE 26 Schreiber Fastball League - cont'd from page 23 ... Texaco trounced the Mustangs 1309 in the afternoon and 13-4 in the nite-cap. Led by their big pitcher A. Gauthier Texaco out hit and out played Gibson by a wide margin. A. Gauthier won the afternoon contest and picked up the win in relief of Fummerton in the nite-cap. It was Alex's day all around. He belted 2 homers in the first and another in the night game for a total of seven RBI's. Also contributing in homerun efforts were C. Foreman and F. Erickson. B. Harper went four for five in a losing cause in the nite-cap for Gibson. Texaco had been struggling as of late for three big reasons; namely McColeman their catcher out with a broken wrist, Erickson and D. Stefurak. But they were a different team Sunday with the latter two dressed. Top Ten Batters: - Team Player Hits At Bats PCT. Gulf N. Boon 14 30 467 Gulf D. Mannisto 14 33 .424 Taxaco S. Spadoni 15 37 .405 Texaco B. Fummerton 14 36 .389 Gibson K. McNally 14 36 .389 Gibson B. Harper 17 46 .370 Texace A. Gauthier 12 35 43 Gulf P. Gauthier 9 27 +333 Gulf B. O'Hagan 8 24 «333 Gulf B. Stachiw 11 34 32d Homers = N. Boon and A. Gauthier with three Triples = B. O'Hagan- 3; Doubles - B. Fummerton - | 5; Hits - B. Harper - 17; R.B.l.'s - N. Boon 14; A. Gauthier = 13; Strikeouts - Mannisto 9%: A. Gauthier 44; Pitcher wins = Mannisto - 5-2 losses; Standings as of June 13th - Team G.P. Ww. L. PCT. Gulf 10 7 3 .700 Gibson 12 5 7 417 Texaco 10 4 6 .400 ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCEMENT Mr. and Mrs. William R. Weaver, White River, Ont formerly of Schreiber are pleased to announce the en- gagement of their eldest daughter Daryl Lynn, R.N. to Mr. George Leonard (Jody) Davis son of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth J. Davis of Schreiber. The wedding will take place July 10th at 4 p.m. in St. Andrew's United Church, Schreiber, Ontario. Angel's Harp - cont'd from page 22 ........ Pictured here are the grade eight students placing posts for the baseball screen in Holy Angels Play- ground. The grade sixes sre involved i In the first picture a aroup i graphy project and in the seco crystalization of substances. n many activities during the day, BE presenting research on a geoc~- nd picture a group is studying the