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Richard O'Brien Chronicle Stan Waterloo Tigers of the Major Inter-County Baseball League have named Dan Arbic as their new field manag' er. Arhic replaces Wray Upper, Tigers' field manager for the past two seasons. The Tigers infielder was given the new post as the result of a deci- sion made by a com- mittee made up of Paul Puncher, Clark Hay- man and Jack Middle- mass. "We had a commit- tee set up over the winter months after we found out Wray wasn't going to be back," said Puncher. "He said he would stay for two years, which he did, and now he's going to step aside. Arbic new Tiger field manager "Dan Arbic has been L "or A ROLLER SKATING EVENT J 41 IARSLAND DRIVE . WATERLOO sac-1771 til0 “HEAD BANGING” MUSIC “NEW” MUSIC 'atshctctttte, 0 DANCE TO YOUR FAVOURITE VIDEOS AND RECORDS. GIANT SCREEN SUPER SOUND FRIDAYS " 7:30 - 1 2:00 MIDNIGHT ADMISSION 3.75 11123 VIDEO DANCE PARTY FRIDAY NIGHT Dan Arblc with us for I couple years and the guys respect him so we thought we'd give him mshot at it and see whit he could do.", Team practices began over the week- end with many familiar local players including Brian Schnurr. who has been out of town and off the team in recent years. 7 Arbic has played as an infielder tor Tigers and will continue to do so when needed. Besides the familiar locals, fans can expect to see some new players this season. "We're going to have some new faces be- cause we won't have any US imports this year." said Puncher. “I think that has heightened the enthusi- asm of the local players and helped bring some players our ---------"-" mm: Meant ”min-slum mm was". mum 5N~* “M“ ‘_- “Um" [___..1eeiy?.tel-','2',','.'-= 'ttiii' roan __2_tf.E I.” HEEL: torii" 2.99 “FEAT mass 85t1TRE 3.99 'h"ii'i'iliriii'""iCu" ELM 'riifi'illii"ii'ia, ",d" 6.99 WWII: commit“? 2. " 'ii'iiii"iu" Pr, LtrFIE 4. " SUPER SPECIAL , way who might not have come had we had some Imports. "We've got half a dozen new faces out there, some good look: ing prospects," said Puncher. Heading the list of new players is J.D. Yari, an ipfielder-out- fielder formerly in the Toronto Blue Jay orga- nization. ani's home- town is Welland but he's been attending university in Waterloo. Practices continue at Bechtel Park on Thurs- day at 6 pan. and Saturday and Sunday at noon. Tigers wer come all interested players to try out. Tigers open their season on Sunday, May 12 at 2 pm. when they host London Majors, the team they eliminat- ed in a quarter-final playoff series last sea- SUPER SPECIAL 20 KG WATERLW t,ft 'lfi'fii"ii'"iiu, ih t. " "-b7iiiiiTiiiiettr" summit: ' rm 5.99 "'Mother's Day Mowing your lawn is a lot cheaper than joining a health club, SPECIAL muses m meet uum CLOSING SAT WW 4 1985 fine mitts...d tioeibods I 'rriri'il"iii'i'iii',':'cr: , " I III "I. 'iiiiii'i' mm 2tt0 3.99 u an: MIG- nsu an arm SUNDAY, MAY 12 1. WV. my I, "tic.. [,Iti5