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The Waterloo Tennis Club dumped the Woodstock Craigowan Tennis Club 6â€"0 during Interâ€"Urban men‘s league matches played here on Sunday. While Waterioo did enjoy several victories in singles Page 12 â€" Waterico Chronicle, Wednesday, June 25, 1975 @KAWASAKI MOTORCYCLE OPEN: Monday â€" Friday â€" 9:00 a.m. to 2:00 a.m. Saturday â€" 12:00 a.m. to 2:00 a.m. Sundsy â€" 12:00 noon to 10:00 p.m. RATZâ€"BECHTEL FUNERAL HOME & CHAPE BUSINESS HOURS SALES and SERVICE WATERLOOG Waterloo wins *‘Creators of Delicious Baked Foods" WATERLOO STANLEY PARK souAne MiALY KING‘S 579â€"3540 PARTS & SUPPLIES ESTABLISHED 1953 F:â€"o Convenient Parking 621 KING WEST â€" KITCHENER â€" 745â€"9495 ARCHIE DURANT 325 WEBER N. 884â€"2630 HOME Delivery in Waterloo and Bridgeport â€" over $3.50 WATERLOO In Kitchener over $5.00 Business Men‘s Luncheon $1.10 and up ~ rorrastservice Call 579â€"5040 Weekend Special FRESH RASPBERR Y PIES *1.29 V UC&LZ AZ RESTAURANT 38 King St. N.,. Wateriaoo . entering Wellingion or King Street Bakeries Ltd. play, Craigowan players came back with some strong matches during doubles acâ€" Waterloo‘s Lou St. Hill defeated Len Kalin 6â€"1 and 62 while another Waterâ€" loo player, Gary Buckley, earned 6â€"3 al over Reg Nash. Waterloo‘s St. Hill and Dan Putnam earned 6â€"2 and 6â€"2 wins over Kalin and Nash during doubles play while teamâ€"mates Nataraâ€" jan and Burgher defeated Bianchin and Kothari 7â€"5 and 7â€"6. * In other single action R. Natarajan of Waterloo deâ€" feated Ed â€" Bianchin 6â€"0 and 63 while teamâ€"mate Peter _ Bufrger _ dumped Sharad Kothari 6â€"2 and 6â€"0. 743â€"483 1 6â€"2 Expos pitcher Darryl Thrasher went 8 1/3 innings before being relieved by Perry Jeffries. Darryl For the Expos Bob Schnurt hit a double and a single going two for four at the plate. Jim Drago also went two for four at the plate hitting safeties in the fifth and the eighth innings. In the first inning Mike Blake got his only hit in the game a two run home The other three safeties for the Expos were hit by Marc Thiel, Mike Yosurâ€" ack and Jim McAleney. For Stratford Jim Caâ€" tania, Mike Riouand, John Fairles each hit two safeâ€" ties and Dennis Flannagan, Terry Flannagan, _ Bill O‘Shea and Brad Salter each hit one single. by Peggy Kempel During the past week the Waterloo _ Junior Expos played _ four _ scheduled games and won three of the Stratford Optimists 7â€"2 at home on Sunday. ine Expos scored seven runs on eight hits while the Optimists managed only two runs on 10 hits. ' them. The Expos dumped the Stratford Ontimists 7â€"2 Brian Price, on top. tries to throw a crotch lift on wrestling instructor Egon Beiler during a wrestling workshop for high school students held at the University of:â€" Waterioo on Saturday. Brian, a student at Waterloo Collegiate Institute, was just one of 25 students taking part in the workshop. Mr. Beiler was the Commonwealith Games champion in 1973 and the Canadian open and CIAC champion this year. Expos dump Stratford, Woodstock HARRY HUEKHN since 1925. of your for the double out. ~On Saturday the Expos played host to the Camâ€" bridge Colts and were 16â€"3 victors. The Expos got 19 hits in the game while the Colts got eight hits. surack and Jim McAleney. For the Colts Cyril Elâ€" vin went four for four inâ€" cluding a double. John Hodges also hit a double for the Colts. The other three hitters were Mark O‘Donâ€" nell, Ken Barker and Mark Abernathy. Leading the Expos to their victory were Bob Schnurt and Mike Blake going four for five at the plate and Marc Thiel going three for five. John Lanteigne went three for four and Bob Ramsay went two for four. Extra base hits for the Exâ€" pos were hit by Mike Blake and Dave Stumpf triples and Bob Schnurr a double. The other two hitters for picks up the win striking out six batters and walkâ€" ing three. Optimists pitcher Bill Walt went four innings before being relieved by Brad Salter between them and walked three. Defensively the Expos pulled a double play in the fourth inning. Short stop Mike Yosurack caught a fly ball and threw to first John Lanteigne the seventh inning. With the bases loaded left fielder Bob Ramsay caught a pop fly for the first out and he Schnurr to tag the For the Expos Mike Blake and Dave Stumpf each hit two â€" safeties and Bob Schnurr hit one. Defensively the Expos pulled off a triple play in It was a game for the big bats as the Athletics batâ€" ters Dan Thorner and Robâ€" bie Watral hit triples and Bill Lucas, Brian McTagâ€" gart and Paul Kostas hit doubles. For the Expos Dave Stumpf hit a double. Safeties for the London Athletics were hit by Mike Mitchell three, and Brian Symington two and singles to Dave Carter and Bill and walked two batters. For the losers Jim Hodges took the loss with Mike Krulick relieving. They struck out five and walked one batter for the Colts. Defensively the Colts pulled off a double play in the fifth to end the inning. Thursday the London Athâ€" letics defeated the Expos 62. The Athletics out hit the Expos in the game 12â€"6. Waterloo Midget pitcher Mark Sekulin was credited with the win in relief of Bill Scharlach. _ Between them they struck out eight fi"@ Softb:all i) standings 12 f 5 St. Louis 12 17 5 Lakeshore ) â€" 12 Code: GP â€" games played, Wâ€" wins, Lâ€" losses. Tuesday in Woodstock the Expos were ahead 3â€"2 against the Blue Soxes when the game was called due to rain in the fifth thereâ€" fore the Expos were awardâ€" ed the game. ‘ Marc Thiel hit a home run for the Expos and Jim Drago hit a triple. Dave Stumpf and Mike Yosurack each hit one single. trying to score on the fly ball. Bob Schnurr then threw to third baseman Jim Drago to get the runner trying to take third on the play. Winning pitcher was Al Rathwell being relieved by Mike Joyce in the sevâ€" enth. They struck out nine and walked two Expos batâ€" ters. Losing pitcher was Perry Jeffries with Darryl Thrasher relieving in the eighth. _ They struck out two and walked two Athâ€" letics. Elizabeth Zeigler For the Blue Soxes Bob Summers hit a triple and Jim Eckhardt hit two sinâ€" gles and Tom Jamieson hit Mike Yosurack was credâ€" ited with the win striking out four and walking three and Bob Summers was credâ€" ited with the loss striking out two and walking two Final standings GP W L 12 12 12 10 10