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The Huron Expositor, 1970-08-27, Page 5• Shown above are the Ladies Industrial League champs, the Hippy Housewives; Back row, left to right, Flora Ann McAllister, lieltna Wright, Sandra Coleman, Sharlene Tyndall,, Jean McKalg, Elaine Brazeau and Joan Betties. Kneeling, left to right; Rose Cook, Adeline Menially, Joan Flannigan,' Bonnie Bedard, Mary Anne Hauwett, Sandra Johnson. (Absent) Shirley, Dinsmore. (Staff Photo) et • Shown here are . the Bare Oaes of the Ladies Industrial League, Back row, left to right, Barb Wesenberg, Mary Flannery, Jo-Ann Knight, Betty Glew, Mary Lansink and Nancy Scott. Kneeling, left to right, Helen Garrick, Linda Coleman, Wendy Tremeer, Marlene Little. (Absent) Betty Beuttenmiller and Anne James. (Staff photo) • • Stratford Whips • Housewives The btrattord Misxits of the Stratford Ladies Industrial Soft- ball League whipped the Hippy Housewives of the Seaforth Ladies Industrial Softball League by a 43-20 adore in an exhibit- • ion game played at the Lions Park, last Thursday evening. The local ladies proved no match for the more experienced Stratford team, however provida :ed good entertainment for the large crowd attending, The Housewives most produc- tive inning was the seventh when 8 rung crossed the plate. How- ever, the Misfits also scored 8 'runs in the seventh to equalize the scoreboard. , The local'. Housewives team was composed of Sandra Cole- man, catcher; lielma Wright, • short stop; Sandra Johnson, right ' field; Adeline Mcinallyitleft field; Sharlene Tyndall, 2nd base; Joan Betties, centre field; Bonnie -Be- dard, third base; Flora Ann Mc.- Allister, Pitcher and Joan Flan- nigan, let base. • Misfits 5 1 5 3 0 8 7 8 - 43 Housewives! 2 2 Q I 2 8 0 3 -20 The Bare Ones also of the local Ladled Industrial League 'have challenged the. Misfits -and will play thin an exhibition game at the Lions Park, 'Thursday, Angust 27th at 6:30 rani. a 4 St. Columban Top THE The Firemen obtained first place and won the Industrial • League pennant by edging the Genesco team Monday evening while the fourth place Mechanics Upset the teachers to knock them back to Second. The Smoke Eater's playing at the recreation grounds handed Genesco it s tenth straight defeat • by an 8 -. 4 score. The shoe- makers Just couldn't manage the stronger Firemen but put up a tremendous fight and should be even stronger in the playoffs. 'Meanwhile at' the Public School diathond the Mechanics nipped the high flying Teachers by a 5 - 3 4 score in a very close game. The win kept the Mechanics in fourth place and knocked the Teachers out of first. ' In the other league game played at the Lions Park the 'Mainstreet played one of their better games and whipped the Legion by a 15 - 1 score. • This proved to be a nothing game as the Legion had already clin- ched ' third place and the Mechanics won so the Main- streeters remain in fifth position. The playoffs now will see the 1st and 4th teams meet and the 2nd and 5th and 3rd and 6th. In the Playoffs the teams will play a double header at the Lions Park and a single game at the , recreation grounds. Tne first Playoff game will be Monday, August' 31st and will see the Teachers and Mainstreet meet , at '7:00 p.m. at the Lions park followed by the Firemen and the Mechanics at 9:00 p.m.., while the . Legion takes Genesco at the recreation grounds at 7;03 p.m. The series will be the best two out of three. • The second games of each series will be played Thursday, September 3rd at the same places. Series "A" Firemen VS Mechanics at Lions Park at 9;00 p.m. Series "B" Teachers VS Mainstreet at Lions Park at 7:00 p.m, Series "C" Legion VS Genesco at Recreation grounds at 3:0-3 p.m. Final league standings; played Won Firemen .10 2 Teachers 10 7 Legion a 10 5 Mechanics .10 5 1VIainstreet 10 4 GenesCo 10 0 Would "score keepers when sending in scores of area games please see that the team names are on the sheets along with the date played and where the eir'ent was held. Girls Finish' Schedule The Hippy Housewives con- tinued their winning ways by edging the Bare Ones 20-21 hi a Ladies Industrial League game played at the Public School dia- mond Tuesday night. The Bare Ones opened with two quick runs in'their half of the 1st inning but couldn't hold the siuggingil ousewives as the Housewives socred 10 runs in their half of the first to lead 10-2 _after one inning. In the second the Housewives again out- scored the Bare Ones as they added 5 more runs while the Bare Ones scored only 4. The third proved tio better for the Bare Ones and after three innings they trailed by a 20-9 score. The fourth inning saw both teams score 5 runs to make it a 25-14 ball game. The Bare Ones rallied in the top of the fifth but could mister only 7 runs which wasn't enough to overcome the big lead making the final count 25-21. The two teams will begin their playoffs next Tuesday night at the public School daim end with the game getting underway at 7:00 p.m. The Bare Ones hope to round themselves into shape by playing an exhibition game against the Stratford Misfits at the Lions Park tonight. Final standings W L pTs. Hippy Housewives 6 2 12 Bare Ones 2 6 4 During the next game the Dublin nine defeated the itaffa girls by a- 15 - 12 scorer scored early and took a quick 2 - Q lead and never relinquished the lead as they held in the'latter innings to post the win. STAFFA 0 0 0'0 4 8- 12 DUBLIN 2 6 40 3 - - 15 The Stalin team alio went down to defeat against the hard hitting South Hibbert team by' a, 29-16 score. South Hibbert built up a quick lead and had a 11-5 margin after 3 innings. Staffa couldn't muster a strong enough attack to overcome the big lead and never really threatened the South Hibbert team. A big 9 bun rally in the final inning gave the Staffa girls at least a res- pectable score but was far short of the necessary rues, SOUTH HIEIBERT 4 4 6 7 2 3 - 29 STAFFA 0 1 4 0 1 9- 16 Croatia St. Columban won their first round game for theSchaeffer Cup when they edged LondtanCroatia 2 - 1 in Seafortlion Saturday night. Cup games are sudden death with the winner advancing into the next round and the loser being elimin- ated. St. Columban will now meet St. Thomas Kickers in the next round in St. Thomas on Wednes- day, August 26th. The largek crowd of the season was on hand as St. Colum- ban came up with a powerful team effort to down the strong Croatia team. The game proved very satisfying to the local squad es Croatia had eliminated St.Colum- ban in theist round for the Sinosic Trophy. Play was even throughout the 1st half with end to end Mites by both teams. St. Columban opened the scoring midway through -the half when Gord Moy- lan passed to Gerald Ryan who Brucefield Advances To Finals The Brucefield Bombers de- ,feated Mitchell last Wednesday evening in Hensall by a score of 23-2. Sue McLeod and Joyce Carter led the team with four hits apiece, while Betty Dal- rymple and •Sandra Graham each had three; Lea de Jong, Joyce Ferguson, and Marion McNutt each had two hits while Janet Graham and Marie MacDonald had one apiece. The Brucefield girls now meet Shakespeare in the finals. The first game is to be played on Thursday evening at 8:30 at the C, F,, B. Clinton diamond with the second game at Shakespeare Fri- day night. George Love George -plays inside right in his first year with St. Columban. He has played four years with Goderich of the L.D.S.A. during which time he scored 21 goals. He also played for many years in the Huron Lea- gue. George attended Seaforth District High School and now lives at H.R. 4, Walton. broke In on the left wing 'and as the Croatia goalie came out to block the angle, Gerald fired the ball into the unguarded bot- tom• left corner Of the Croatia net. Croatii, tied the score about five minutes later from an indirect free kick Just outside the St. Columban 18 yard line. The shot eluded goalie Paul O'- Reilly to make it 1 - 1, St.'aColunaban moved ahead 2 - 1 Just before half-time as Dave Malnally carried the ball up the right side and passed across field to Gerald Ryan. His shot was stopped by the Croatia goalie but the ball went loose and Brian Malady shot it into the London• net. The 2nd. , half saw some very fine chances at both ends. St. Columban had tough luck around the Croatia goal, tvace when Tom Love broke into the clear and again when George Love fired a shot that hit the top cross-bar. Crotia had their best chances from two free kicks near the St. Colurif)an 18 yard line. One shot missed the goal and Paul O'Reilly made a fine save on the other as score ended St. Columban 2, Croatia -1. The next St. Columban game will be here on Saturday, August , 29th when London Rom , will be the opposition. Kick-off will be 6;00 p.m„ at the Seaforth District High School field. St. Columban line-up - Goal - Paul O'Reilly; Full- back-Tom Melady, Ron McClure; Halves - Dave Mclnally, Paul Malone, Murray McClure; 'For- wards George Love, Ken Flana- gan; Tom Love,‘„Brian Melady, Gerald Ryan; Alt. - Gord. Moylan, Ken Coyne, BobYoung. TEAM STANDINGS W L TF A PTS. • St.ColumSan -8-1-1-36 -12-17 Scottish -7-4-1-37 -26-15 Roma -6-3-2-25-16-14 Sarnia' -5-5-2-29-420-12 Yugoslays -4-3-4-28-26-12 St.Marys -4-6-2-21-31-10 Goderich -04Z-0-10-55 -0. tiRON .0X QICITOR,, SPOOR' 01., to our neiiir MODERN LOCATION Next to Simpson. Seargr DROP IN AND SEE US You're Always Welcome SEAFORTH DISTRICT HIGH SCHOOL OPENS TUESDAY, SEPT.. 8th, 1 9 7 0 at 10:00 a.m: • • 'firemen it • Lost Tied Pts. 2 16 3 14 4 1 11 5 10 5 1 9 10 Staffa Girls Lose Two Staffa Girls Softball Team played Dublin Girls to a 17-17 tie and then dropped a 15-12 decision to the same team in games played in the North Hib- bert Ladies Spitball League. In the tie game 'Dublin opened the first inning with 3 runs while holding the Staffa girls to 2. The second Inning . saw Dublin add . another run while holding Staffa scoreless to make it a 4-2 ball after two innings. Dublin again outscored Staffa in the third and led 8 - 4 after three innings.In the fourth Staffa rallied for 5 ' runs while Dablin failed to score• to give Staffa a 9 - 8 lead after four complete innings. In the fifth Staffa again outscored the Dublin nine to take a 13 10 lead after five innings. The_ final inning saw Dublin score 7 runs to Staffa's 4 to make the final score 17-17. ntrEsuls 3 1 4 0 2 7 17 F . 5 4 Pennan t ,STAF 2 0 2 '4%, 17 In Cup Game Meet -The • ST. COLUMBAN SOCCER TEAM All School Buses will operate over the same routes as were in use at the end of the last school year. LAYER CAGES R.R.4, SEA:FORTH MILTON J. DIETZ LTD. VENTILATION Et:MOMENT PHONE 527-0608 Students and Parents Will Enjoy Our 'School Headquarters" It offers an unique advantage: ' TEXTBOOKS FOR GRADE 13 . Books, Binders,: Pens, Paper, Book Refills, Math $ets. Clothes and many other items can be had at one stop, BEST VALUE IN REFILLS Largest selection of refills at as much as 20', less than ustlal prices today. 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