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Lumbermen Catch Cubs Twice
:eci mi-O
a ihree-wuy tie I'ot • .-teoi'id
ph.ce in the Pihice CJ-oriJe
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Cub:-: aL the wu'e m cacli oi
Ine t'>vo gai'iics played iiere
ias', Sunday. Tl'iey .-^fiuc'czed
uui Vl v/i!"i the opener
and then came through o—4
in the evening game.
CUI~AS got away lo a iine
.start in the (jpener when
Lloyd Comish h.ad control
Iruuble and wa.s I'elieved by
Fi-ank Fiie.sen in the first
inning. Two errors and four
walks added up to three
Vanderhoof tallies before
Frank Friesen took over the
pitching duties.
Vanderhoof added twf)
more in the top of the 3rd to
go in fi'ont .5—0 Ijcforo Lumbermen
started to roll. The\"
got back a couple in their half
of the third and picked up
two more in the fourth.
When Fehr scored for Cubs
ill ihe top of the 'ith to make
it fi—1 the picture looked
mighty black for the home
team. That was before the
seventli inning was completed.
Coglin opened the inning
for the Cubs with a single but
he died on second leaving the
score unchanged.
In the last of the seventh
Harris was safe nn an p'rrn^'
and romped home on Blair's
solid hit. Keen went down
swinging but Johnston scored
Blair to tie the score when
he grounded out seciond to
first. DeBruin was safe on a
passed ball and he ambled in
with the run that broke up
fhe ball game when Albert
Watson connected for a solid
double.
Lum.bermen got to Coglin
for 11 hits while Friesen was
touched up for seven. Tho
they scored three runs while
C om i s !i was pitfhiiis: for
Quesnel, Cubs failed to get
to him for a hit.
In the nightcap thp k)^^sav.-
a 3—1 lead go down the
'"^••ain when Ciih^: '^aced n
thrc-e-run rally in th^ fifth
that, -^svo them ,q -i—?> p.r]-.--^
and -vji th-^ visithi? team ir
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the driver's seat briefly.
Lloyd Comish stai'ted a-
L;ain and he 1 ad the situati'in
well in hand until th',i, lifih.
in)i:ng when his control \-anislied
again. Sugden vv'ent
down swinging for thp iirsl
out, and J^ehr grounded out
to fuvst base. Then Vv^dl and
Jim Silver both drew v/alks.
A. Fehr connected for a single
to score I. Fehr. Two runs
came in when Lord connected
for a solid double
Comish steadied down to
whiff Smilher.s for the third
out of the inning, but Cubs
were ahead 4—3.
Albert Johnston took over
for Lumbermen in the sixth
and faced but seven men in
the balance of the game.
In the lasl of the sir-'th Mc-
Ni-h led off with a hit, ad-
\ anced on Blair's single and
came home with the lying;
I'un fm a single by Roii Trit-i"*
Softie Tourney
Ends All Even
A TREE-WAY softball toui-nament
here last Sunday
ended all even with Wells,
Williams Lake and Quesnel
teams each scoring one win.
Wells scored a close 10—8
win over Quesnel and then
dropped a 9—^^0 decision to,
Williams Lake. Gordie Christofferson
pitched the first
game for Wells while Peabody
and Vear worked the
second go.
Williams Lake dropped a
close 9—7 decision to Quesnel
to leave the three teams
each with a win and a loss.
Gordie Smetanuk pitched
both games for Williams
Lake.
Clair Mohr and Clifford!
Peterson pitched the first j
game for Quesnel and Peter-:
son went the route in the,
second. |
A's Cop Prize;
Down Red Sox
PRINCE GEORGE Athletics
took first money in the de­
layed July 1 ball tournov
when they defeated Willow
River Red Sox 4—0 ir.
a play-off at Prince George
ist Sunday.
In games played between
showers on July 1 botli Vanderhoof
and Quesnol were
knocked out and it was tentatively
suggested tliat th?
prize money be split evenl\'
between Prince George Athletics,
the Merchants and Red
Sox.
However, a play-off was
he'.d eventually.
Len Gatien, formerly of
Kam.loops, did the pitching
for Athletics. He limited the
Sox to four hits as he scored
a shut-out and handed the
Willow River team its first
defeat of the season.
es. Noble and Johnston struck (
out to leave jBlaii- and Tx'ites
stranded on sacks.
Billy Keen brought in the
winning run in the last of the
seventh. • lie singled safely,
went to second on an error
and wa.s sacrificed to third
by Punt. It w":is fd) over when
Bi'b- sca;-.i^7'.'rod -roc on
fielder";- iii.)ice as IMci'.'ish
v.'ent to first has?.
Lumbermen ;;ot seven hits
off Cogiin in the evening
game while Cubs touched uv
Comi.sh for five and gc/t one
hit off Johnston.
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