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,Mainstreet: Firemen pitchers, Bill O'Shea
' and Bob Wilson allowed only three. '
• Ray Anstett, Bob Beutten:- hits in the game. the Firemen
miller, Bob Dinsmore, Jack Price scored four runs 'in each of the
Don Jefferson,. Brian Fischer, second and third innings, nine in
Bill Roberton, Larry Gowan, Erin the sixth and added a single run •
Bittorf, Pete Postill,. Joe. Dick, in the seventh.
Ste Columban Wins
Fourth Game, 5-2
St. Columoan continued their
winning ways when they downed
St. Marys 5 - 2 in a London and ,
'District Soccer League game
played at St. Marys on Saturday.
St. Columban dominated play
from the opening whistle
when they won the toss and elec-
ted to play with, the wind in the
1st. half. St. Columban Opened
the scoring at the ten minute
mark when George Love picked up.
a loose ball at the 18 yard line and
fired a low shot into the bottom
left corner of the St. Marys neL
Gerald Ryan made it 2-0 five
minutes later when he broke in
on the left side ,and blazed a
hard shot into the top left cor-
ner of the net.
St. Columban continued to.,
press and raised the score to
3-0 on a perfect play. Tom Love
carried the ball past two
St. Marys players at centre-
field and then fired a pass to
brother George on the right
wing. He waited 'til the St.Marys
left fullback came to check him
and then passed the ball into
centre to Dave MOInally who
picked Up the ball in full flight
and fired a low shot into the
St. Marys net as the goalie tried
to check him.
St. Columban 'made it 4-0
when Paul Malone headed the
ball to Tom Love Who •broke
in on the left, side and scored
on a blistering shot that went
right through the St. 'Marys goa-
lie's out-stretched hands into
the top of the net. Minutes later,
George Love into the clear on a
pass from brother Tom but the
St. Marys goalie made the save
only to drop the ball and Gerald.
Ryan fired it into the net to
make the score St. Columban -5
St. Marys -o at half -
In the 2nd half, St. Marys
pressed the attack with the strong
wind in their favour . St. Marys
were awarded a penalty shot but
St. Columban goalie Paul O'Reil-
ly came up with ,a sensational
save. Minutes later another free
kick was called 10 yards in front
of the St. Columban goal. This
resulted in a goal as the ball was
'shot past two on rushing St.
Columban defenders, with goalie
O'Reilly screened on the play.
About 5 minutes later St. Marys
were awarded another penalty-
shot but the shot missed the
goal. In the latter stages of the
game, St. Columban tried to add
to their lead but the St. Marys
defence held out td make the
final score 5-2. ,
St. Columban will have an
open date or June 20th, with their
next game 'in London on June
27th against Roma F.C. with
kick-off at 6:00 p.m.
The dra-w for the 1st. round
of the Sincisic Memorial Trophy
was made last week with St.
Columban scheduled to meet Lon-
don Croatia in London on July
4th at 6:00 plm.
St. Columiaan' officials also
received word last week that the
game in which St. Columban
downed London Yugoslays 4-3,
must be replayed as there were
six minutes left to play when the
game was called. All goals in
this game have been nulified
leaving St. Columban with a re-
cord of 4 straight wins for 8
points, scoring 15 goals and
having 3 scored against.
St. Columban line-up - Goal -
Paul O'Reilly; Fullbacks - Tom
Meltidy; Brian Melady; Halves -
Ron McClure; Paul Malone; Mur-.
ray MeClure; Forwards - Dave
McInally; George Love Tom
Love,; Gerd Moylan; Gerald Ryan;
Alt. - Ken Coyne; Bob Young,
Ken Flanagan.
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LAST WEEK AT SDHS
The last week of school always
seems to be time to catch up on
all the field. trips missed during
the rest of the 'school year.
On Monday, June 8, the
classes of I2C , and 12D went on
an excursion to Hamilton where
they shopped . and visited the
Stolen Steel Mills.
Two days later, oh Wednesday
afternoon, the Drama Club-went
to 'London to watch ,"The
Reivers", and to dine. And on
Thursday evening spme sixty-
odd lower school students attend-
ed the Stratford Shakespearean
Festival's production of • "The
Merchant of Venice" (which was
studied in Grade IX this year).
• So, all in all, what with last
minute tests; final exams, study-
ing and whatnot, it was a busy
end to a busy year.
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.*"News of iheSeaforth Lawn Bowling Club
Hibbert Township Girls
Softball Schedule
June 19 Hibtert South
22 = St. Columban N.'
24 - St.,Colutnban S.
26 - Hibbert N. vs.
29 - Dublin -North ,
July 1 - gte-CoIumban N.
3 - Dublin South
6 - St. Columban N.
8 - St. Columban S.
1 0 .- St. Columban N.
8 - Dublin Town vs
1 5 - Dublin North
1 7 - Dublin Town
20 - Dublin South
22 - St. Columban S.
24 - Dublin South
2'7 - Dublin Town
29 - St. Columban S.
31 - St. Columban N.
Aug. 3 - St. Columban S.
5 - Dublin South
7 - Dublin Town VS
10 - St.Columban N.
12 - Dublin North.
14 - Dublin South
17 - Dublin North
19 - Dublin Town vs
21 - Dublin South
24 '- Dublin Town
26 - St. Columban S.
28 - Dublin South vs
Hibbert North
Dublin North
Hibbert-South
Dublin Town
Hibbert North
St. Columban S.
Hibbert S.
"Dublin Town
Dublin South
Hibbert N.
Dublin South
Hibbert South
Hibbert South
Dublin North
Dublin Town
Hibbert N.
Dublin North
Dublin South
Hibbert N.
Dublin North
St. Columban N.
Hibbert S.
St, Columban S,
Hibbert S.
Hibbert N.
Hibbert N.
St. Columban N.
Hibbert $.
Hibbert North
Dublin North
Hibbert South..
Meet The
ST. COLUMBAN
SOCCER TEAM
Ken
Flanagan
Ken is in his 3rd sea--
son with St. Columban.
He plays forward and
scored one goal last
year. He is in Grade 12
at Seaforth District High
School. Ken is 19 and his
hoine is in McKillop
Township.
Add Leelon and Teachers
Ex and In utrial
. THE Heger-
Pee. Wees Win 9-7
Remain Unbeaten
Expansion came to the Seaforth Jack Ungarian and Stewart Me-
Men's Fastball League this week. Lean.
Due to widespread interest in , Mechanics:
the sport and an excessive turn- Gary Osborne,Eric Chuter,
out of ball players, the league has tHill Muir,13111 Teal, Dave Soiled been expanded to six teams. Fiank Bremner,- Doug McAsh,
The new. entries include the
Legion and the Teachers.
Several players from the ori-
ginal four teams have been
'rafted' to the new teams.
Charlie Wood, Legion Sports
Officer, Is in charge of fielding
the branch's team which will be
augmented by several 'drafted'
players.
- Going,,.to the Legion team are
Bill O'Shea and Jack Muir from
the Firemen, Paul Morrisson,
Bill Smith and Don Scrimgeour
from the Mainstreet, and Dave
Miller, Roger Bennewies and
Rick Fortune from the Me-
chanics.
The Teachers team, headed
by Howard James, picked up Don
Tremeer from the Firemen, Dick
Burgess, Bill Kerr, Bruce Fal-
coner,, and Ken Whitmore from
the Mechanics and Bill Pri9e
from the Mainstreet team.
la addition Howard is bring-„
ing in some 'ringers' from Cen-
tral Huron Secondary School.
The necessity for expansion
became apparent on Monday eve-
ning when the league was 'ori-
ginally slated to get under way.
Three of the four teams turned
opt with teams with betvieen 15
and 20'players each.
Since everyone is keen to
play ball it .was felt that the
league should 'be expanded and
the teams carry fewer ball pla-
yers, so that everyone on a team
would be assured of playing.
Bob Dapple, Wayne Scott, Verne
Scott, Ray Mennell, Moe Huard,
4nd Charlie Scott.
Firemen:
Jim Sills, Ron Broome, Don
Huiley, Bedford Taylor, Don
Caspian, Jim Scott, TQ:in Pta-
lips, Jim Dick, James Wright,
Brian MCASIa, Mac Webster, Gprd
Tyndall, Bob Wilson and Frank
Hagan.
Genesco - remains the same.
TIHS
Monday, June 22:— 7 P•41.
MAINSTREET vs. ,LeotoN
*FIREMEN vs. TEACHERS AT SPS
*MECHANICS vs. GENESCQ AT SRS
*Two games will be played at SPS due to minor league Siani0
scheduled at Lions Pork,
Last Thursday evening June
11th at the Lions Park our Pee
Wees stretched their winning
IR streak to four games with a win
• over Goderich. In the first inning
Goderich took an early iead.
Goderich scored three runs on
one hit and four walks. This
brought manager Moe (Mauch)
Huard to the mound for a change
of pitcher., In the Seaforth half
of the first Seaforth closed the
gap by scoring two runs. Go-
derich scored one run In the
second and Seaforth exploded for
four runs on four hits. In the
fourth Seaforth added three more
runs. Goderich threatened again
in the seventh by picking up two
runs but reliever Kevin Bennett 4111 quickly closed the door to end
the game with the score Seaforth
9 - Goderich 7,
When asked about the game
manager Moe said "I was not
too worried when we were behind
because I had confidence in our
hitting which has been more than
• adequate in the previous games.
In my three years as Seaforth's
Fine weather saw a good turn-
out at this week's Tuesday night
Win.' Six greens were in play
and winners were: Ladies - 1st
'111 Mary Finlayson; 2nd Helen Con-
nell. For the men it was Erick
e
Matzold 1st, and 2nd Fred Tilley.
Saturday night last week saw
Janet Ford and Jack Muir in the
lead. Thursday evening the wea-
ther was ideal and for the ladies
it was Verde Sinclair and Marie
Muir with, Jack Patterson and Art
Finlayson for_ the men. Last
Ir.
eIe
Pee Wee team manager I feel
that this is the best team that we
have fielded to date. We have
balance and excellent team spi-
rit .which makes for a good base-
ball team."
Quick tes - First base coach
Brian (Coco) Fischer sent 18
men down to second and not a one
was thrown out. Nice work Coco.
Against Goderich our team hit
.305 and our batting average for
the first four games of the sea-
son is .333 which is pretty good.
Linescore R H 'E
Seaforth 9 10 3
Goderich, '7 3 4
O'Shea, Bennett (2 -0) and Car-
nochan: Marshall (0-2) Williams
and Kolkmaa, Moody.,
Friday 19 June ' r •
Come on out and watch our
next game which, is at Dashwood
at 8.00 p.m. under the lights. Our
next home game is Monday June
22 against Dashwood at 6.30 p.m,
at the Lions Park.
COMPLETE STOCK CLEARANCE STARTS THURS.. JUNE Ath
There was lots of action at the local parks last Monday night when the Industrial Fastball
League got underway with their opening games. The Mechanics nipped the Mainstreet team
15-14 at the Lions Park, while the Firemen downed Genesc.o 18-5 at the Recreational Park
(Staff Photo)
Tuesday evening it was Ella-Mun-
roe and Rose Phillips for the la-
dies, Erick Matzold and John
Patterson for the men.
Sunday afternoon at 1:311 p.m. '
will be mixed doubles for the ferred to,the.P,4141c Sapp). aJso, . However, the 7th inning rally two for three at the plate in- Additional information may be
Commercial Hotel Trophy.. . This gatrie4s tie coiV ci)21.14 .. by the Mainstreeters very nearly, eluding • a . run scoring triple in obtained by calling 527-0814.
Choose your Partner and help to - the ten week schedule which co- tied the score. Before the Me- the first inning., Randy "The
fill the greens. incides with aminor league game. chanics managed .the third out,
Tuesday, Thursday andSatur- The public School field is the their lead was diminished to one
day evenings are mixed jitneys only one large enough to accom- run. .
and we welcdme any new bowlers modate two games. - In the other contest on Monday
who are interested in lawn how- The members of the original night at the recreation grounds,
ling. four teams as they stand fol- the Firemen struck for 18 runs
• lowing the expansion are as fol- on 30 hits en route to a 18-5 win
lows: , over Genesco.
(,
On Tuesday evening, June 9th, timely hitting by Crediton and Head" McClinchey chipped in
-the Seaforth Bantams won their costly errors by Seaforth enabled with a single, a walk, and an
first game of the season by edg- Crediton to push two runs across intentional 'pass, on catcher's in-
ing the visiting Crediton club 6-5 the plate with the potential tying terferenCe. ,
at Lions Park; run at first base but Don Nichol- The winning pitcher was
After three innings of play, son struck out the last,two batteft Langille who struck out thirteen
Seaforth had built up a 5-1,1ead to end the game enablingSeaforth batters, issued :nine hits while
and after six innings the locals to hold on to their 6-5 lead and giving up two, walks. Don Nich-
appeared to have a comfortable thus the vistory. olson took the' loss although he.
lead of 6-3. Then in the seventh, The strong arm pitching of struck out sixteen Clinton bat-
Gary Eisler andNicholson allow,. ters, issued eight hits, and four
ed•Credlton only two hits and with walks.
will not count for any , pur- . Mechanics, by Eisler'. day, June 21",,when mitchell.comes
players in shape
a total of fifteen strikeouts, ten The next home game is Sun- •
pose other than putting a few
or out of shape . Top batter for Seaforth was to town.
as the case may be. Firemen for four at the plate and JoeSwan
Don Nicholson who went three
In the opening round of the —
new league, the Legion will meet who chipped in with three walks.
m park. The Firemen will. play Games A fine umpiring job was done the Mainstreet at the recr.eatiOn W il by Roger Bennewies who did the
'against the Teacher's at the Pub- A six run rally in the fourth plate aid John Coleman who worked the bases. tic School and the Mechanics will inning *as all the Mechanics re- •
play Genesco also at the Public quired to edge out the Main- BANTAMS BOW TO CLINTON
School. All games are 7 innings streeteis 15-14 in Monday night's
The Seaforth Bantams lost and will start at '7 p.m. Nine fastball contest,
inning games may be started .The Mechanics built up a 4-0 ietheir first game of the season
later. - '. lead after two innings before the'
Sunday 6 - 2 to the visiting Plans are under way to or-
Since there is a minor league Mainstreet team narrowed the Clinton Club at Lions Park. • ganize a town league for ladies
game scheduled for Monday night lead to 4-3 in the third. After the Calquhoun was the leading Softball,
at the Lions Park, the game be- fourth the Mechanics, were in batter for the winners as he , Interested ladies ,are invited
tween Genesco and Mechancis front „by: a 10-5 score. After six went three for four at the plate.-- to attend an organizational mee-
which would normally have been innings, they maintained a 5 run Don Nicholson was the leading ting at the Lions Park on Tues- •
scheduled for the Park is trans- lead with a score of 15-10, batter for' the losers as he Went day, June 23rd at 7;30 p.m.
NEW SCHEDULE
A new schedule will be drawn
up this week and published next
week. It will consist of ten games
and the third 'plaYing field to be
used will be the public schopl.
Last week's games will be
considered exhibition games and
Bantams Win Season Opener
Ladies'
Softball
'Anyone?
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