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By Rick Campbell Chronicle, Sports Editor Waterloo CHYM'rs had their five-game win skein stopped Sunday night when Woodstock Twins scored the winning run in the ninth tn- ning off a wild pitch to re- cord a 2-1 victory. With men on second and third and two out. CHYMY hurler Bill Miller. who pitched admirably through- out the contest. uncorked an offering that bounced In front of catcher Brian Rus- sell and hit tum In the shin- guard and bounced forward as Ray Tilley scampered home from third e ltSS puts Waterloo's Eid, at 107 heading Into marrow night's home en- counter With Team Sport Juniors CHYM'rs had made It five mns In a row Friday by downing Stratford Mer- chants 7-2 In the Festival City Winning pitcher Joe Shurmk then set down Wa- terloo on three strikeouts In the bottom of the ninth to end the ttghtly-played con- test CALL US FOR INFORMATION This year's edition of the CHYM'rs is true to form. and the outfield must be ranked among the best in the league. Behind All-Star centre fielder Paul Boileau. the CHYM'rs have dipped into local Industrial Lea- gues to fill in their roster with four competent pa- trollers of the outfield pastures. Some of these have been converted from more familiar infield positions, but the adjustment has been smooth and speaks highly of the players' natural abilities. Pitching has' always been the front line of the defen- ce, but a closely knit infield combined with a fleet of foot outfield are also necessities. The Kitchener Fastball League has graduated all four from teams in the prestigious Major Division and the alumni includes Larry Brooks from aw. Sports, Gary MacGregor from Big Bill's, Doug Weiler from Schendel's Stationary and Bob Riley from Sportco. The emphasis in the Intercity Fastball League has always been on defence, and it's no secret to l.F.L. fans that traditionally that has been the long suit of the Waterloo CHYM'rs. Sound defence, and the adage that a run saved is as good as a run earned makes for exciting action with predominantly low scoring games occurring. _ Riley ts probably the best example of a player fac- ing the challenge of making the move into Intercity CHYM'rs streak stopped DIR T? \SALT CHEWCMS- ? 9251\C\DES‘- IMP" VIRUSE NiTRATES! ODOR! METALS! S! BACTENA .." cs- CHLonmE ... l onGAN‘ thilt “m , FLUOR\DAT\ON? un II: we as“. THE “MUS FINEST P0RTMLE WATER DISTIUBIS from 'am to “5% 1007. "III “IVER. "WIWOED IITUIE'S "IV, STEI- DISTILLITIOI l ..-.e-.i-- .... " M” C ”er mun Chant bs Profile By John Thompson GOIGEBIEII ABOUT YOUR DRINKING WATER? BELMONT In Inter-Urban A league play last Tuesday Waterloo Tennis Club defeated Sim- roe l3-3 WTC members were Lynne Paul. Janet Morris, Wendy Buckley. Kathy Kavgas. Gary Buck- ley. John Pezuck. Marten Johnston and Ross Meacher In Men's League A play Thursday Waterloo edged Stratford 8 - 6 WTT' mem- bers were Harvey Weber. Norm Weber. Art Kutz. Gary Neff and Marten John. Miller limited Twins to only five hits but two came in the decisive ninth. Phil Parking and Daryl Lichti led the visiting bats with a double and triple respective- ly, Ironically, CHYM'rs scored their only in the fifth also on a wild pitch. Billy Shaddick singled, advanced to second on Russell's sacri- fice and came home on two wild pitches Shiinnk allowed only four hits. three to Shaddlck and WTC dumps Simcoe gag; Dave Goetz, in relief of Clemens pitched four-hit ball over seven innings to gain the Witt, He fanned l2 including a streak of eight In Paul Clemens had three hits and three rbi's for Wa- terloo while Gary MacGre- gor had two triples and Bruce Everest and Larry Brooks two singles. one to Paul Boileau CHYM‘rs scored two in the second and three in the fourth as they went on to rout the hapless Merchants. ranks. Over the years Bob has competed in many sports, with a dozen seasons in Twin City Industrial Hockey and as many in local fastball circles. As well. most Fridays in the autumn found Bob suiting up as an official in high school football. This varied back- ground speaks well of Bob's versatility. and the talent combined with a desire to prove he belonged in the company of fellow CHYM'rs. carried Bob to a spot on the Senior Club's roster. Prior to the move to IFT, ranks, Bob competed for a single season with Sportco and two years with aw. Sports in the Major Division. following a stint with the Coronet Hotel in the "8" Division which included a championship season in 1971. . Junior League action Frr day saw Waterloo dump Kitchener M-IO Roland Austrup. Susan Huenn. Omur Onluzler and Linda Wenchel were on the War terioo squad There's no doubt that in the defense oriented senior loop. Bob's strong point is his efficient patrolling of the outfield, and despite carrying 190 pounds. Bob dis- plays deceiving speed in tracing deep fly balls and turning them into routine outs. Like many of his coun- terparts. Bob's batting average has dipped from ear- lier years. however with the various platooning that the IFL rules allow. Bob's contributions appear el- sewhere in the CHYM‘rs game plans. On the same day WTC tted Westmount 33-33 In Ladies League B with Daphne Hague. Diane Bonfonte. Yvonne Welchel and Marsha Adler competing for Wa- terloo Bob is a graduate of ROI. and obviously he loves the Twin City Area. so much in fact that he travels throughout the community daily in his self-employed role as a Cab Driver for City Cabs. Bob, wife Donna and one offspring reside in Kitchener. 12 BRIDGEPORT RD. E. WATERLOO Va' Cru u rtt,_ati- aaatIttltIt-"illIi"l.lt"ltllllllllillqlllFllllllllrlll"ell"- With 2 Convenient Locations to Serve You “no I WWon Sh. KITCHEPER King 6 Uot-lty Ste. WATERLOO Great Savings,', "doin in our 2 for 1 July Special!” CLIP, THIS COUPON AND SAVE FOR THE PRICE OF THIS COUPON VALID UNTI. 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