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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1970-06-25, Page 4Monday Night Open Fastball Schedule The scores sounded more like football results than baseball scores following the opening games of the newly expanded Seaforth Industrial Football League. The Legion squeezed past the Mechanics in the eighth inning to win the closest game of the evening 20-19. At the public school, the Firemen scored 10 runs in tip first two innings and went on to down the teachers 21-10. Also at the public school, the Mainstreet team chalked up an early lead and downed Genesco 29-6. In action next week the Firemen meet the Legion at the Lions Bark while the Teachers play Genesco ..at the recreation grounds. In the other game the Mechanics meet Mainstreet at the public schooL The teams will play a, 10-week schedule with all games being played on Monday evenings. Team standings to date. TEAM Mainstreet Firemen Legion Genesco Mechanic s Teachers L PTS. 1 0 2 1 0 2 1 . 0 2 0 1 0 O 1 0 O 1 0 Seaforth Bantams Down Listowel 6.2 SECOND ANNUAL AG-OP SUMMER FESTIVAL -SATURDAY, JULY 4th From 9 p.m. arthe SEAFORTH COMMUNITY CENTRE Music By Popular Request MIKE SCHUSTER . AND HIS BAND Tickets $3.00 per couple Available from all Optimist and Agricultural, Society Members RESTRICTED TO 21 YEARS AND OVER Sponsored By SEAFORTH AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY and SEAFORTH OPTIMIST CLUB PRIZES PRIZES In the Red Knight Room FRIDAY & SATURDAY The Country Music Men — BEVERAGE ROOM — FRIDAY, & 'SATURDAY Mike Hodgert & -The Tri-Tones Ample Free Custoiner Parking Visit our Beverage Room for Tasty Chicken Wings, also Colo red' TV • COMMERCIAL HOTEL Seaforth, Ontario The Dedication and Depositing of Replicas of 'the COLOURS OF THE • 161st HURON BATTALION, C.E.F. will take place in Trivitt Memorial Church, Exeter SUNDAY, JUNE 28 3:00 p.m. A Wreath Laying Service Will Follow At The Cenotaph With Lieutenant Charles Hall, Only Surviving Officer, Taking The Salute. The Public li•Cordially Invited All Veterans Are Invited For Refreshments at the R. E. Pooley Branch Following the Service. Adults Tickets $1.75 Children 7Se Admission $1.00 Refreshments CAR& HOLMES VIL L E CLINTO GODERICH SUNSET DRIVE• IN THEATRE asmiva DRIVENIN THEATRE Saturday Night MUSIC BY THE RYANS HURON HOTEL Dublin Brodhagen Chamber of Commerce ANNUAL CHICKEN BARBECUE WEDNESDAY, JULY 22 Entertainment and Games And a DANCE TO Bluewater Playboys • HWY. 8 GOOERICH AT CONCESSION RO. 4 . PHONE 524.9981 June 25, 26, 27 Thurs, Fri., Sat. Cotild he make her forget her vows and follow - her heart ... ELVIS PRESLEY MARY TYLER MOORE "CHANGE OF HABIT' A UNIVERSAL PICTURE• TECHNICOLOR' , N'G•M PRESENTS SOPI-IA LOREN VITTORIO GASSMAN JIM BROWN :KENNER" Rurrnt AND WONDERFUL E TUesday Only "DUSK TO DAWN" FEATURES • ' FIVE S NO OWE ADMITTED. WHILE ittyf COFFIN IS OPEN .11;4'7 NioNsioft Die! coionort WE IWILPIT 'AVIS NOT SINCE "FRANKENSTEIN" i" HUE YOU SEEN SUCH HORROR! B0111 .4R1DFF Black:Sabbath ADvo 14T1R1A lNMl N1 mei en ISTASCOPE Coming Next: MGM presents THE "JOHN FRANKENHEIMER, ,EDWARD OW'S RRYDUCTION sl avidD Niven Faye DunawaY Rooney Jack Carte Alan Aida r FIRST SHOW AT- DUSIC CLINTON Extraordinary.Seamarr ,„,„ c) IE'S DRIVIE.IN THEATRE Sox Wks Opens at Ib00 PAM WED., THURS., FRI., SAT., MON., TUES.--June 24-30 SHOWING FOR ONE WEEK - DOUBLE FEATURE - "Battle Of Britain" Harry Andrews, Michael Caine, Trevor HoWard, Curt Jurgen' Plus Many - Other Stars In Color "GUNS OF THE MAGNIFICENT 7" George Kennedy - James Whitmore Color • . Cartoon FREE POPCORN NIGHT Thursday, July 2 - WED. - THURS. - FRI. July 1-2,3 — DOUBLE FEATURE — AN ALL FAMILY SHOW "RUN WILD, RUN FREE" John Mills, Sylvia Syms, Mark Lester The Story of a young English boy and a beautiful wild horse. In Color "HOOK. LINE AND SINKER" Jerry Lewis - Peter Lawford Anne Francis Color Cartoon SAT., MON., TUES., WED., July 4-6-7-8 — DOUBLE FEATURE — THE NEWEST JAMES BOND DRAMA "ON HER MAJESTY'S ' SECRET SERVICE" George Lazenby - Diana Rigg Telly Savalas • In Color "YOUNG BILLY YOUNG" lobert Mitchum - Angie 'Dickinson Robert Walker Color Cartoon St. Columban Plays Roma St. Columbap will be in Loin- don on Saturday, June 27th, to play London Roma F.C. in a scheduled London & District Soc- cer game with kick-off at 6:00 p.m. The following Saturday,' July 4th, St. Columban will be in London again. This time to play London Croatia in the 1st round for the Sinosic Memorial Trophy with kick-off at 6:00 p.m. The only other first round game will be London Scottish vs. Wood- stock. Teams receiving byes in the 1st round are London Roma P.C., London Yugoslays, St. Marys, St. Thomas Kickers, St. Thomas Royal House Sports Club and London Celtic, For any local fans wishing to attend either the June 27th or the July 4th games, both games will be played at Glendale Sports Centre, 1/4 mile west of Hook's Restaurant, Wharnclate Rd. S., in London. COME TO Egmondville United Church Sun., June 28th at 8 p.m. Jack Durst and Bill MacLean Will present pictures of their Trip Around the World Sponsored by the Choir A Silver Collection Refreshments CASH BINGO Legion Hall, Seaforth FRIDAY, 26 8:15 p.m. 1S Regular Games "for $10.00 Three $25.00 Games $75.00 , Jackpot to go Two Door Prizes ADMISSION $1.00 Extra Cards 25c or 7 for $140 (Children under 16 not permitted) Proceeds for Welfare Work Auspices Seaforth Branch 156 Royal Canadian. Legion The Seaforth Bantams won their second game of the week Tuesday with a 6-2 4 win over Listowel. Don Nicholson showed great determination on the pitching mound with a heavily bandaged injured ankle as he struck out 14 batters while allowing only two hits. Joe Swan was the leading batter, for Seaforth as he went 3-3 with a double, two singles and a walk. Jerry Feeney con- nected for three /Ilk while Kevin Kerr and Gary Eisler had two hits each. Eisler had the big blows of the game with a home run and triple. 'H H E Listowel 2 2' 3 Seaforth 6 ' 12 2 EISLER OVERPOWERS MITCHELL With the twenty strikeout per— formance by Gary Bear " Eisler • Seaforth greens have been quite active this past week and Sunday afternoon saw twenty-two entries in the mixed doubles Commercial Hotel Trophy. Win- ners were: 1st - Earl and Helen Allison (Goderich) 3w plus 35 - 54 2nd - Bill Brown and Katie Phil- lips (Se.aforth) 3w plus 24 - 49 3rd - Walter and Ardie West- brook (Goderich) 3w plus 21 - 54 4th Tom Phillips and Twyla Canstra (Seaforth) 2w plus' 21 - 45 5th • - Bob and Elsie Doig (Sea- forth) 2w plus 18 - 39 On Monday a rink skipped by Mae Habkirk with Janet Ford as lead won the ladies' doubles in Goderich. They will now advance in the Provincial doubles and will play in Strafford on.August 6th. Good luck girls! Last Thursday nights' win- ners in jitney bowling •were Katie Phillips and Ella Munro and for the men° Art Einlayson and Cliff •Broadfoat. Saturday night saw Janet Ford .1st and Norma Coleman 2nd, with Erick MatzOld and Ed Andrews taking the lead for the fnen. Tuesday night there' were twenty-eight bowlers out and the 'weather was. ideal. There were some very close games and everyone really enjoyed them- selves. Ladies winners were:, 1st, Helen Connell, 2w plus 11; and 2nd, Janet Ford, 2w plus 8. Men's prizes went to Lorne Dale, 1st, with 2w plus 16 and Erick Matzold, 2nd, 2w plus 14. Next Tuesday night will be pot-luck supper and bowling. after. Wednesday 'night two rinks are going to a mixed trebles at St. Marys. Friday bight we hope to send an entry to the ladies' mixed trebles anniversary spe- cial at Stratford. Tournaments coming up in Seaforth will see on Stinday, July 5th at 2 p.m. P,L.B.A. Play- doWns for men's fours and colts. Monday evening, July 6th, at 7:30 p.m. will be men's pairs. Wed- , and the home run hitting of Jerry Feeney and Kevin Henderson, the Seaforth Bantams won their second game of the season Sunday at Lions Park against the visiting Mitchell club by the score of 11-4. Eisler, showing pinpoint ac- curacy and overpowering speed struck out the first ten batters he faced. Feeney was the leading batter for Seaforth with 3 for 3 which included a home run, 'a double and single.Henderson, whci was playing in his first game of, the season hit a home run, single and a walk in his three appearan- ces at the plate. Shelley was leading batter for the losers with' three singles. • The coaching staff would like to thank the many people who came out to watch the boys play,. it was very much appreciated. R H Mitchell 4 5 2 Seaforth • 11 10 1 nesday, July 8th at 1:30 p.m., will be ladies trebles. Thursday and Saturday evening local jit- ney boWling and we extend an inviation to anyone interested in bowling to come down and try it, as we welcome any new bowlers. Brucefield Hosts- Exeter Bruce Horton, new coach of the Brucefield Ladies Softball team, will have his teams in top shape for their first home game of the season on Thursday eve- ning. The team plays Exeter at the Brucefield ball field; game time is 7:00 p.m. The remainder of the schedule is as follows- June 29 Shakespeare at Brucefield 7:00 July 3 Brucefield at Huron park 8:30 9 Brucefield at Exeter 7:00 13 Brucefield at Huron Park 8:30 17 Exeter at Bruc4field 7:00 20 Shakespeare at Brucefield 7:00 22 Mitchell at Bruce- field 7:00 28 Brucefield at Shakespeare 8:30 Organize Ladies Teams About 20 ladies were on hand Tuesday night to organize Ladies Softball in Seaforth for the sum- mer. Two teams were chosen from .the gatherins which was held at the Lions Park. The teams will play throngh- out the summer on Tuesday evenings and it is hoped that the league will generate enough interest to form four teams in the next few weeks. Last Wednesday evening the Optimist sponsored Pee Wees won their fifth game in a row by defeating Mitchell 15-U in a hit filled game which saw 23 hits with Seaforth picking up 14 hits and Mitchell 9; Seaforth scored 2 runs in the first, second, third, fourth, sixth innings as well as a five run fifth inning. Kevin Bennett and Joe McLean scored three times each, Cord Car- nochan, Bit O'Shea and Terry Stephenson twice each and Rick Scott, Nick Hauwert and Ross Govier added one each. Quickies ,4-• Umpire Roger <Shag) Benngwies made a few controversial calls. Manager Moe (Mauch) Huard states "We are giving up too many walks and making too many errors which later on in the season could cost us games therefore we will have to sharpen up if we want to keep on winning". The game was at- tended by many fans and the Pee Wee staff would like to thank the people who came out to watch. Linescore Teams 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 R H E Mitchell 3 1 0 3 0 3 1 11 9 3 Seaforth 2 2 2 2 5 2. 15 14 6 SEAFORTH 2 - DASHWOOD 7 After spotting Seaforth two runs at the end of two innings Dashwood came to life to score three runs in the second and four runs in the third innings to defeat our Pee Wees 7-2. This was the first loss of the season for .the Pee Wees and gave them a 5 win - 1 loss record. Dash- wood's pitching and fielding stood up during the whole garrie as Seaforth only picked up three hits. As stated after the'previimagame by Moe Huard, coach Ray (Rusty) mermen states that "Those walks and errors cost us this game but I know our boys can play better than this and we can beat this team. Monday night will be a different story." Quickies - Although Seaforth lost the game Bobby Schenck played an outstanding game at second base and Dougie (Coco) Anstett had a very good night at bat as well as in right field where he played his first full game. Gord Carnochan also played a good game as our cat- cher. This was the boys first game under the lights. Linescore Teams 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 R H E Seaforth 1 1 Q 0 0 0 0 2 3 4 Dashwood 0 3 4 0 0 0 * • DASHWOOD 3 - SEAFORTH 7 Monday evening our Optimist sponsored Pee Wees defeated Dashwood 7 73 to gain revenge for their lo-ss list Friday to the same team. "Our loss last Friday didn't dampen our spirit at all", states. Coach Ray (Rusty) Men- nen and Manager Moe (Mauch) Huard. The team as a whole played very well. There were only two errors, four walks and four hits given up by Seaforth. Kevin (Benny Bear) Bennett pit- ched the whole game and struck out nine 'batters. Seaforth had a big first inning of four raps and a three run third which proved enough to defeat Dash- wood. Quickies - DonNicholsonum- pired behind the plate while Gary Eisler and Larry Broome um- pired the bases. Bill O'Shea lead the hitting with two while Doug Anstett, Kevin Bennett, Terry StephAnson and Joe • McLean picked up one each. Thanks to the fans who came to watch. Our next home game is, on July 23rd at 6:30 P.M. Linescore Teams 1 2 3 4 5 6'7' R 'H E Dashwood 1 1 1 0 0.0 0 3 4 4 Seaforth 4 0 3 0 0 0 * 7 6 2 '..HURON EXPOSITOR. SEAPORTN, ONT., JUNE 250 1970 a Pee-wees Record Two More Victories DRIVE-IN CHURCH LIONS PARK, SEAFORTH EVERY SUNDAY -- 8p.m. STARTING JUNE 28 Sponscbrad by, Bethel Bible Church, Seaforth Pentecostal Church, Seaforth Daily Vacation Bible School June 28th to July 3rd 9:30 a.m. SEAFORTH ORANGE HALL Boys andGirls 5 and up SPONSORED BY BETHEL BIBLE CHURCH 'OPENING TEEN-AGE DANCE LAKESIDE CASINO At Lakeside, near St. Marys Miximum Sound Band Friday, Juni 26th. Dancing from9-1 CABARET DANCE BRODHAGEN COMMUNITY CENTRE SATURDAY, JULY 4 MUSIC BY RON JASPER 1 `FRIDAY AND SATURDAY NIGHT JUNE 26th and 27th '.• THE DIIVIENTIONS JUNE 29th — 4th of JULY SANDY NOVACK & THE. DYNAMICS Bowling on the'Greens Meet The ST. COLUMBAN SOCCER TEAM Bob Young Bob plays half-back and .is in his third year with .St. Columban. He lives in Mitchell where he attended high school and played soccer for two years on the school team. Bob is 21, s'Ingle and an employee of the Department of Highways