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Page 22 .womooohom.m Jun a, 1m Flite the Light Thuch BACON BITS.................-....., NATURAL PEANUT BUTTER (Mm-mm) BLACK PEPPER ARTIFICIAL VANILLA o................'..)..?.'.. I! SHOES FROM AROUND THE WORLD. WEBER PARKSIDE BUSINEES CENTRE, 660 PARKSIDE DRIVE, WATERIDO - 888-8400 or 886-8481 Plus Many-Many More Wholesale Items Hours Mom-Sat. 8:30 am. to 6:00 p.m. CLOSED TUESDAYS ' Hui Ouch At IMP“ (cm-ins PM) C(miiln] Nut 8. Baking Supplies Well-am 217 LOUISA STREET PLAZA. (Corner of Weber tk Louisa) SHOES BIN.“ 01 " THE OHIO! Ayres 12%% a.............--.--""". "r.-....-..-"".". a" W. White has. Each 00 In“: l-LIGHT WALL BRACKET , _ $_' ?.5. dummy, 'ttali,, a N. et" at“ 3‘3; Q noon-"nun. N8titttl DR .’ BUY \ OF THE WEEK . 1'...e..tr.. " umr.anr.uKauemo TO FOLLOWING WEDNESDAY l. 315 By Rick Campbell Chariot. - Editor In the words of their manager Paul Puncher. Wa- terloo Optimist midgets "wasted" a good pitching effort Sunday in Stratford. Monday itte story was slightly different as it was ’ Ralrrlimtts ( I Expo tiethr'ity l Ernie. a pitcher. has been with the Expos since the start of the season. but Listowél claims since it is the closest club to Chesley, which is who! Owen Sound, Expos should not be entitled to his rights before, Lis- towel was given consideration. When the irarmt did get down to being played, Micky Collison picked up the win, strikirtout l4 Listowel batters. . The Waterloo club was scheduled to play three In. ter-Couety games but aner‘poeung a Iopeided 15-7 win over [Jewel up north My. Expos had both a home encounter with Stratum and an away - in Brannon! Monday washed out by bad weather. They will attempt to get in three games this week when they travel to Gaglph for a mo pm. start to marrow. play has! to Brannon! Braves Saturday at t p13. animal: head to May tot a 7:}? start, . Even Expos win aver “dowel. which would give them a " league mark. is not omcially 'iBaitxed since marvel played the game under protest the to the presence of Chesley native Kevin Ernie in the War terloo lineup. _ . The protest is not expected to receive much atten- tion howeVer since Cheeky is not within Inter-County territorial Jurisdiction and an Expo spokesman said therefore therplayer in question (Elaine) “is free to sign with any club he wishes." , t'ee'tt,g,tId'tedth'gt'v'rvrg'tt2et,trgg go be n busy week of activity tor Waterloo nior . Knocked from undefeated ranks , Optimists fall back‘to earth ‘18.05 iiiiitiiitt%mt Stratford batters who "wasted" Waterloo pitch- . And as a result, Optimists find themselves knocked from their airy undefeated perch in Inter-County play and instead have but a 3-2 record heading into back-to- HOURS: Mon-Wad. 9-6 Than. G Fri. 9-9 tetnraiud1 AVAILABLE White Oulnmhl uw "We just blew a good pitching effort yesterday, Todd Smith pitched a whale of a game," said Puncher after Monday's loss. “He just didn't get any help at all. I think we had about fire hits, and two of those were in the ninth." was the victim of his mates anemic attack as he threw a fine game at __the Kroehlers in Stratford but still came up on the short end of a 3-1 "We got just as good pitching as they did (Sun-s day). our problem isthat we just haven't shown at all that we have the potential to be a good hitting club.“ said Pmchef more out of disillu- aiompent than of anger. Monday night in the re- turn battle in Waterloo ft was not even close by the end‘as Stratford jumped all over starter Dave Drago and reliever Jeff Schaefer for 19 hits en route to a 10-2 victory. Stratford got two runs in the sixth and another in the seventh at home and that was all they needed as Wa- terloo didn't score‘mtil the ninth but then saw their rally fizzle at just one rm. Monday's game was a lot cheer on the Whom-d for the moat part than the final verdict indicated, but really the writing was on the wall back games Thursday and next Monday with the highly-touted Brantford club. ' 'booomlnotoyou- you-hock!» mum! Sunday lefty Todd Smith 'er-ae'--" mmmmm.u "e"lrAnlrtutoteff “Dave‘s been throwing a bit, but there was no way he was himself out there ton- ight," ' said Puncher. "Re- member, he hasn’t pitched since Cambridge which was two weeks ago night. and he's still favoring that bad The score was only 3-1 after six, but then Stratford pelted the weary Optimist hurler for four hits and two runs in the seventh. Still Waterloo was not out of it " they loaded up the bases in their half of the se- vatttt, but when usually re- liable hitter John Bell formed on a bad pitch to end the inning, both Optimists‘ spirit and fortune: fell as Kmehlers went on to score four more in the eighth and one in the ninth. as Stratford bounced hits off Drago every inning but one until his departure in the eighth. Usually ' dominant force on the mound with his over- powering fastball and sharp- breaking curve, Drago showed little of his cus- tomary form as a recent ankle injury obviously af- fected his delivery. _ Drago wasn‘t at all helped by shoddy defensive work in back of him which on more than one occasion left him in a pot of boiling water when he should have been cooling down in the dugout with the side retired. Todd Schirtzinger had a pair of singles in both con- tests for Waterloo while Eric "autumn: doubled and singled Monday and Kevin Schnurr added a ninth-inning double.