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In his first two games at third base with the Expos. he was 4-for-9 and played well defensively. And Wod- nesday he pitched a complete game impressively scattering 10 hits its Tigers routed Stratford Hillers 13-5. He also bailed out starter Rick Williams in Tigers 5-4 victory over London Friday. Mickey, ltr-rear-ou brother of Tiger star infielder Dan Collison, appears to have the inside track on the firyt 1wo_after impressive showings last week. By Rick Campbell Chronicle Sports Editor Mickey Collison is looking for three jobs. One at third base with Waterloo Expos. One as pitcher for Waterloo Tigers. Andone in the workforce in theCityof Waterlooso he can afford to pursue the others. including $3 5 3 "A name you can live with" P.I.T. Dave Dix. hitting at a _375 clip. drove in seven runs in four games last week to be named l-C player of the week. He rbi'd the winning run against Stratford and his two singles brought in the deciding runs against Windsor “Leo (coach DeRocherl has worked on my bat in practice and really helped. And Rick Williams and I have been taking buskets of balls to other parks to brush up on our hitting." Tigers hope so. With his hot bat, MacDonald's sea will be greatly needed. The Cornwall native, who play last four years in Brockville under coach Brian McRobie. led his squad last year with ll homers and 53 rbis in 56 games. His secret to success at the plate is "just meeting the ball. .. To other parks? Heck Dunc. save thoée line drives jor Bechtel. "I just wait for the call to play any position. the more ball I play the better." said MacDonald last Thursday, echoing many of his mates sentiments. "But yes, I was a little ner- vous starting in left field in Windsor. I'll get used to it though." , - With incumbents Gary Dix and Bob Schnurr returning. MacDonald at best hoped to see pinch-hitting service for the first part of the year. but has caught several games and also. for the first time, has found himself out in left field ac- tion. ' " MacDonald. who has seen regular action at catcher and left field for the Waterloo club for the past couple of weeks, has zoomed to the top of team batting with a lusty .438 average off seven hits in 16 games. Waterloo Tiger management was a little leery about br- inging in catcher Dune MacDonald from Brockville to try out for the team this year. But now it appears they've made a wise choice by letting him come. By-Law No. 76-119 __ States Buildings With EVEN PROPERTY NUMBERS - May water Mon, day. Wednesday. Friday and Sundays ODD PROPERTY NUMBERS - May water Tues- day, Thursday, Saturday and Sundays Between the hours of 6 oo a m _ 10 a m and 700pm -1100pm For further Water Conservation lnformatron Phone 884-3101 " 3780 -f Should he stay in town, there is the chance Collisgj will also see some mound duty with the Expos, but prefers third base if for no other reason that the fact he can bat too. "But when I'm pitching, I dod't think about hitting at all. I've got enough to worry about on the mound." Sports_§d note _ Collison began work Monday at a The bearded right-hander admitted to being nervous in starting both games, but stayed ahead of most of Stratford's hitters and got that important first out in six of the nine innings. He employed his strongest pitch, the fastball, most of the time, but also added that Rick Williams is helping him with a slider. d "No, I haven't got the long legs, but tonight with the big (eight run) lead I Just took it easy, got it over the plate and let them (Stratford) hit it. The only hitter I really knew about was (first baseman) Kevin Higgins. Gary (Dix) knows a lot about him and gave me a few pointers." “I like to hit, I've done pretty well so far With the Exp_os. 'rrat'sfine when I'm playing third. Collison is finding his comeback a little tiring on his arm, due to its recent inactivity. He doesn't picture himself at the moment as a "complete game" specia- list, but is willing to pitch whenever asked. “I want to play in Waterloo, it's a nice set-up and I know I'll learn a lot off Leo (DeRocher) and Alfie (Paynel. But if [don't get a jolt soon I‘ll only be able to stay about a couple more 'weeks.“ major Waterloo industry. sPff!rntotyto0ttewirtterttesorudmtther.eigitts and this spring Tiger GM Champ Glassford told Dan to ask him (Mickey) if he wound like to come to Wa- terlooto play. At the moment he lives in a Waterloo residence mm two fellow ballplayers, but solar hasn't found work suit him. Column pitched juvenile in Brockville last year and compiled 313-5 record. But he missed almost two months after tearing tendons in his pitching elbow and re-injured it at a Montreal Expo development camp in the fail. x rltrttt new I'd have to say he's possibly my third CITY or WATERLOO Lawn-Garden Watering By-Law No, 76-119 Tiger Tales