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By Peggy Kempel The Waterloo Jr. Expos played back-to-back games with the Kitchener Dodgers last week. The Dodgers defeated the Expos 4-1 in Waterloo and the Expos defeated the Dodgers 11-4 in Kitchener. Then the Ex- pos played host to the Strat- ford Optimists and defeat- ed them 6-2. In Waterloo the Expos took a 1-0 lead after one inning of play. Then in the third inning the Dodgers scored twice to take a 2-1 lead. In each of the fourth and sixth innings the Dodgers scored one run to take the game 4-1. The Dodgers scored their four runs off 8 hits with one batter walking and one batter striking out. Four Dodgers hit doubles. They were Wynn Stigter, John Ariss, Gary Hallman and Jim Gibbons. Singles were hit by Mickey Iroziowski, Paul Hummel, Rick Riediger and Dave Zmija. The Expos scored their lone run off four hits and three walks and seven bat- ters struck out. The four singles for the Expos wiire credited to Mike Yosurack, Marc Thiel. Jim Taylor and Brian Schnurr. Gary Meyer the pitcher for the Dodgers picked up the win and Mark Sekulin Waterloo Jr. Expos split Dodger games Ad 2 in a new historical series This building was officially opened in June of 1972, at a cost in excess of $100,000. As its name implies, the Hall of Fame honors the achievements and contributions of many early-day pioneers of Waterloo County. It houses numerous biographical sketches, portraits, histories and trophies recognizing notable Waterloo County citizens. Historic points of interest in Doon Pioneer Village / Mike Yosurack lead the Expos to victory going four for four at the plate includ- ing a double and he was walked once. In Kitchener the Expos scored three runs in the third, four runs in the fifth and two runs in both the sixth and seventh innings. The Dodgers scored two runs in the fourth and one run in the third and fifth innings to take the 11-4 loss tothe Expos. pitcher for the Expos was charged with the loss., Jim Taylor hit the Expos other double and Dave Stumpf hit the games lone home run. tit Benton Street. Kitchener. Ontario Phone 742-4481 Singles were hit by Mike Blake, Jim Drago and Bob Ramsay (two each) and Bob Schnurr and Marc Thiel (one each). The Expos scored their 11 runs off 14 hits and three walks and one batter struck For the Dodgers Mickey Kozlowski, Marty Quincey and Wynn Stigter each went two for four at the plate. Wynn Stigter hit the Dodgers lone double . The Dodgers scored their four runs off nine hits and six walks and seven batters struck out. Dave Zmija, Jim Gibbons and Gary Eisler each hit one single. The win went to Darryl Thrasher of the Waterloo Hall of Fame 6hretter-fbattttritrk Against the Stratford Optimists the Expos open- ed _the scoring in the first inning taking a 2-0 Jead. The Expos then scored one run in each of the next three innings to take a (ro lead. In the fifth inning the Opti- mists broke the Expos shut- out scoring one run for a 5-1 game. In the eighth inn- ing the teams exchanged runs for a 6-2, victory for the Expos. Expos and the lots went to Mike Simpson of the Kit- chener Dodgers who was relieved in the sixth by Dave Houston. F Once again Mike Yosurack was one of the Expos lead- ers going three for five at the plate including a triple. Mare Thiel and Brian Schnurr both went two for four at the plate. six runs off 10 hits and five walks with three batters striking out. Jim Taylor hit the Expos other triple and Bob Schnurr and Mike Blake each hit one single. l The Optimists scored their two runs off 10 hits and six walks and five of their bat- ters struck out. Jim Catania, Tom Rus- ton and Pat Schlattman Jerry Feeney. Terry Flana- gan, Dave DeGelas and Mike Hansford each hit one single. 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