(May 21) Bill Wagner shutout London on a two-hitter as Galt downed the Majors 1-0. It was the third time in four games London has lost by a 1-0 count. For Wagner, it was his second shutout of the young season. He's allowed just five hits in 18 innings so far. Chuck Mercer was almost as good for London, firing a three-hitter. The only run came in the 8th inning. Pinch-hitter Tubby Jones drew a base on balls with Tommy White coming in to run for Jones. On a play on Wagner, Liscombe threw wildly, sending White all the way to third. Batting for Wally Woods, Clare Van Horn drew a walk to load the bases and, on Ken McFadden's drive to second, Bain made a nice play to get a force at second, but White came around to score.
Mercer (L) and Pavelich
Wagner (W) and Robertson
(May 21) Pinch-hitter Gord McGraw drove in Ayres in the 11th inning to give Stratford Nationals a 7-6 win over Waterloo Tigers. Ayres had doubled with one down. It was the third straight triumph for the Nats who blew a 5-0 lead before coming through in extra innings. The Tigers pecked away finally knotting the count at 6-6 with two runs in the 9th on three singles and a two-base error. Third baseman Miskimmons drove in three runs for the winners. Ayres was the only Stratford batter with more than one hit, with a double and single. He scored twice.
Huber, James (L) (10) and Watson
Price (W), Getsinger (10) and Flick