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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1971-06-03, Page 6Announce Schedules For 13rodhagen Teams The schedules for the Brodhagen Brewers softball; team and the Brodhagen juveniles softball team have been released. The teams, which play in the Waterloo-Oxford Softball League are both sponsored by the Brodhagen Chamber of Commerce. Since there were not enough teams to compose different divisions, the league consists of Intermediate, Juvenile and ' one Junior team. Home games in the league, in the case of Atwood, Monkton, Moorefield, Blyth and both Brodhagen teams, will be played on hqme fields. Fullarton and Rostock will play home games at Sebringville while Millbank will play in IVIllverton and Nile will play home gimes in Blyth. All games in the schedule start at 8:30 p.m. The Brewers are coached by Don McLure and managed by Wayne Wurdelli The Brodhagen Juveniles have Bob Jarmuth as coach and George Jarmuth as' manager. BRODHAGEN BREWERS INTERMEDIATE SCHEDULE Thurs. - May 27 - Nile Intermediates at Brodhagen Brewers Thurs. - June 3 - Mdnkton Juniors at Brodhagen Tues. - June 8 - Brodhagen Int. at•Blyth Int. - June, 10 - Millbank Int. at Brodhagen Fri. - June 11 - Brodhagen at Monkton Sun. - June 13 - Brodhagen at Nile (in Blyth) Thurs. - June ,17 - Fullarton at Brodhagen Tues. - June 22 -'Brodhagen Int. at Brodhagen Juveniles Thurs. - June 24 - Moorefield at Brodhagen ' Sun. - June 27 - Brodhagen at Millbank • Thurs. - July 1 - Brodhagen Juv. at Brodhagen Int. Wed. - July 7 -.Brodhagen at Atwood Thurs, - July '8 „- Rostock at Brodhagen Sun. - July 11 - Brodhagen at Rostock Thurs. - July '15 - • Atwood at Brodhagen auly-1.9----Brodhagen-at-Mearefield July 22 - Blyth at Brodhagen • July 23 -. Brodhagen at Fullarton Mnn ' .Thurs. - Fri. - fj- Tues. May Fri. May Ttied. - June Fri. June Tues. - June Tues. -, June Fri. - June .Tues. - June Wed. - June Tues. June Thurs. - July Sun. - July Tues. - July Wed. • - July Sun. - July 'l ues.- July Mon. - July Tues. - July 25 - Millbank Brodhagen 28 - Brodhagen at Moorefield 1 - Rostock at Brodhagen 4 - Brodhagen at Monkton 8 - Monkton at Brodhagen 15 Blyth at Brodhagen 18 -" Brodhagen at Fullarton 22 - Brodhagen Int. at Brodhagen joy. 23 Brodhagen at Atwood 29 - Fullarton at Brodhagen 1 -' Brodhagen Juv. at Brodhagen Int. 4 - Brodhagen at Rostock 6 - Nile at Brodhagen 7 - Brodhagen at Nile 11 Brodhagen at Millbank 13 - 'Moorefield at Brodhagen 19 -- Brodhagen at Blyth 20 - Atwood at Brodhagen AUTOMATIC WASHERS and DRYERS • REFRIGERATORS WASHER DRYER Only $259.95 Only $159.95 2aocoonoomootLee_oalvo_ooueoto0000 lai WE NEED YOUR .• OLD • REFRIGERATOR Why pot trade it now, on a brand. new INGLIS automatic defrosting unit! BIG TRADE-IN ALLOWANCE! as low as $199. Spectacular Saving Two Locals:ma SEAFOATII ;rig' ././OR,Oliiii, lExpOsacakr SEAFORTK ON1'4 JUNE •3. MI was stopped by goalie Tom Mur- ray. Although it turned out to be a scoreless tie 1t was not an uneventful game. The third game of the season was also played in Stratford against Cleaver Brooks of Strat- ford •when St. Columban man- aged a 3-1 Victory. The opening goal came about five minutes after the opening whislte. Brad Finlayson started the play and went up the right side and just dropped it in front of the goal and was finished off by Kevin Kale. The half finished off in a one all tie. In the second half there were St. COIUMbEan and the, London Lions played a 2-2 tie In a Lenchin., and .District 1st Division Saccer',-- gaMe played in Seaforth on eat- In Toe • London Lions represent more than $1;000 for the sponsors of. the Seaforth to Bayfield walk -and bike-a-thon held Sattirday. The event, co-sponsored by the SDHS student council and the Seaforth Recreation Committee was held.to raise funds for student council work and for repairs to, the Community Centre. them. ::Students, are expected to BRODHAGEN JUVENILE SCHEDULE K of C Names Draw Winners The State Board of the Knights of Columbus 6f the Ontario Juris- diction has released the names of winners in contests in connection with the recent. Convention which was held in Niagara Falls. The Columbian Tours raffle this year totalled approximately $3,700 with the following list of pr e winners: 1st prize, .$2,600, George Barney, 39 Hopewell Ave., Ottawa; 2nd prize, $650,. Clifford Condie, 393 ShepherdSt., Sarnia, Ontario; 3rd prize, $260, Harry Smits, 802 4th St.-E., Fort Francis, Ontario; 4th, 5th, 6th and 7th prizes, $50 each to Howard Muldeem, 124 'Campbell Cresc., Kingston, Ontario; Carl Steinbach, Mitchll, Ontario;, Denis Cada, 14346 Tecumseh Rd., St: Clair Beach; Mrs. Hubert Delaney, Avonmore, Ontario. The Sea-forth Recreation Committee held their regular meeting at the Town Hall Tiles- day evening. It was revealed that the ten- nis courts at ..the High, School are available for use by the general public • and the opinion was expressed that More use could be made of these facil- ities. The coin mittee decided that . if enough interest was I shown it would strive to ,,set up a ,Tennis League in town, Inter- ested persons are asked to get in contact with ariy _member of the committee. The committed also discus- - sed.. areas in which to increase their activities in the fall to provide more outlets for leisure time, Two suggestions , which were felt to be viable were the formation of a horticultural socr- iety and the setting up of clubs • —L— • • iolgt‘k: • - SEAFORTH, MARKET, . MEAT Lean 'Butt PORK CHOP 59f1; For Lean, Meaty RIB BLADE the Bar - STEAK S ,Que ' STEAK . , 89Fb 791,11 • Skinless WIENERS • 2 lbs. 79c Schneider's Store-Sliced Cooked Meats Minced Ham Chicken Loaf C Dutch Loaf . Olive Loaf Pickle and Pimento Loaf 91b Mac and Cheese Loaf 100-120 lbs. Fronts of . Cut and Wrapped Beef 53 FREE desire alone wins games didn't have a centre three feet tall!" • T. Mann Salley Grand Opening Iola Bailey Real Estate of lam, Ontario, is pleased to entiontice the opening of a Branch. Office at 82 Albert Street, Clinton, Ontario, and the a'ppoiatment of T. Masan Bailey as sales representative. Mr. Bailey has Successfully Completed the required course in, real estate training and is fully qualified to • act as your agent in real estate transac- tion. If you require assistance in in either selling or purchas-' ing property, contact Mr. Bailey at the Clinton office for prompt. service. Ten com- petem sales gents in our Sar- nia o ice will be available to. in marketing your prop- erty. Office phone 4829371 Residence phone 523-9338 (Adv.) All Set For Clinton Races The Clinton Kinsmen Club is again sponsoring 22 Snaday race meets in Clinton beginning Sunday, June 6th. Improvements addedthis year include a sheltered betting area in case of foul• weather; elec- tronic tote board and maxi tote machines to cut delays; added gravel and stone dust applied to the surface and corner banks of track; 120 horde stalls have been semi winterized. Seating facilities for 2500 people plus standing room is' available providing accommo- dation for 5000 race fans. This year the Club is operating under a class "B" racing track result- ing in an improvement in the quality of racing administration. FOR SALE 3 sow crates 3 collie pups Parents good cattle dogs Phone 527-0668 Columban have now played ee games in Industrial League Soccer and have come up with a record of 2 wins and a tie. The first game was a seven 40-j one victory on home field. The second game of the schedule was played against Stratford Can- adians at Stratford Central field. The two teams battled it out to a nothing nothing tie. The game was close all throughout with both teams having some good opportunities. Tom Ryan came close to scoring on a couple of occasions as well as Neil Murray. Stratford was awarded a penalty shot late in the second half but A Grade 12 student at the high school, Glen Dolmage, was' the first walker to finish the seventeen mile course,- reach- ing Bayfield in two hours and fifteen minutes. His time chop- ped ten . minutes off his own record set during a walk in 1969. Glen's pace was so fast that he missed all hut, the-first checkpoint,, ,pa.a.,sieg, the spots be- fore the organizers bed set them up. Partidipants in the event are urged to collect their pledges and turn them in at the high school as quickly as possible so final tabulations can be made'.' for publication next week. (See, plc- . tures on page 9, front page, second section). Brodhagen Tops 'in pener The Brodhagen Brewers In- termediate Softball Team, playing in the -Waterloo-Oxford Softball League, Won their season opener against the Nile Inter- mediates . Thursday night. The, game was played Brodhagen where the Brewers doubled the score on the visiting team 18-9. The Brewers were aided in their victory by fine fielding which saw them get three double plays in the game. A .Grand Slam home run by Dave' •Leon- hardt in, the second inning followed by a two run homer by Al French, also in , the second gave Brodhagen an early lead which they never relinquished. Winning pitcher for the Brew- ers was starter Gary Little who chalked up five • strike outs and allow.ed two walks and ten hits. me Brewers made four errors as opposed to Nile's 7 in gaining the win. The next game Will be played • tonight, June 3, at Brodhagen with Monkton providing the op- position. Game time is 8:30 P.M. beat the Turf Club 15-4 and" Mainstreet clobbered Genesco 22-3. Because , of the holiday last weeks games were sched- uled later in the week. Fire- men were to meet Mainstreet Wednesday night but the game was rained out. In action Thurs- day night the Turf Club defeated Mechanics 7 - 3 and 'Teachers ran up a 25-3 victory over Gen- esco. Future ,games include the rained out contest scheduled for or . courses to deal with various arts and crafts. Persons inter- ested in either o f„theae fields are agate asked to' contact the secretary or, any member of the committee by letter or phone. June 8 Swingers Stammers June 15 Stammers Bouncers June 22 Weepers Bouncers June 29 Stammers Swingers July 6 Bouncers Slammets July 13 Bouncers July ' 20 'Swingers yeepers Stammers July 27 Stammers Bouncers Aug. 3 Weepers Bouncers Aug. 10 SlamMers Swingers scoking mid-way through the half when a corner-kick in the St, Colunil5in end, was centred and from the resulting pile up et Players in the St. Columban goal mo uth, the ball was stopped by goalie Paul O'Reilly but the rebound was fired by Lioacentre Emil Van Noten and it deflected into the *Atom of the St. Colum- ban net, off the left goalapost. London led 1-0 at half time. St. Columban pressed to the attack fro m the opening of the 2nd half and tied the score after 10 minutes when Art Murray broke in on the left, side and fired a hard shot from a very sharp angle that eluded ,Lion goalie Charlie Bouwman .-and bulged the top left cornerof the London net to make it 1-1. The Lions took the lead again when winger Jan Arp cut, in on the right wing and beat goalie 0' ' Reilly with a shot into the bot-, torn right corner of the St. Col- umban goal. St. Columban finally tied the score at the 25 minute mark when Tom Love fired a shot that was 'aocked by the London defence but the ball bounced loose and George Love fired it into' the bottom right corner of the Lion net to make the Score 2-2. St. Columban con- tinued to press but couldn't beat goalie Bouwman making the final score 2-2. The next St. Columban game will be against London Olympians .at Labatt Park in London on Saturday, June 5 at 4:30 p.m. Tillsonburg Athletics Qw will play' here on Saturday, June 12 with kick-off at 4:00 P.M. at the Sea.forth District High SchOol Field. -Columban--had-three--new------ faces in the line-up with Larry GottSchalk who played with . God- Kale up from the Juniors; John • erich Rangers last year and Art Murray who played with St. Columban in 196.9. St. Columban line-up: Goal, Paul O'Reilly; Full-backs, Torn Melady, Ron McClure,; Halves, Hank Pardys, Paul Malone, Gord Moylan;,FerWards, George Love, Art Murray, Brian Melady, Tom Love, Gerald Ryan-,; Alt., Larry Kale, John Gottschalk, Ken McClure. London' Lions line-up: Goal, C. Bouwman; Full-backs, J. Dawason, G. Moss; Halves, K. De Vos, J. Loas, L. Rose; For- wards, M. Wuytenburg, W. Wil- son, R. Delaney, J. De Vos, L. Marsh,; Alt., J. Arp, E. Van Noten. 1 The Dublin Girls Softball Team hal entered a team in the W. 0. A. A. Junior Ladies League. .eY Teams -entered are as follows: 'Dublin; Tavistock,, Brodhagen, Clinton, New Hamburg and Se- bringville Manager of the team. is Joe Cronin; Coaches - Mrs. Joe De- laney and Mrs. Joe Cronin. Schedule for the Dublin team I is as follows: • LeagtO C. After three weeks' of League play, Teachers, Firemen and Mainstreet all share it the lead of the Sea-forth' IndustnalSoftball League. Mainstreet and Fire- men, however, have played one game less due to a rainout last week. That game has been re- , scheduled for tonight, June 3, at 7:00 P.M. at the Lions Park. In League play Monday, the Teachers defeated the winless Mechanics 15 - 7 at the, Recrea- tion Grounds while the Firemen Weekend Specials I have overbought this is your gain. -ThiTs., Fri. and Sat. Specials on alb stock at Jack Thompson The blistered feet and aching muscles of 175 persons, most of Ladies Ball Begin Series The ladies industrial softball has reorganized for a second year. The four, teams, are .the.,, Swingers, Slammers, Weepers and the, Bouncers. Games are played at the Lion's Park and at the Rec: every Tuesday even- ing at '7-olctock. On May. 25th .the Swingers won over the Slammers at the Rec. by 50 to 27. At Lion's Park the Bouncers over the Weepers, 44 to 11.. On June 1st the Weep- ers beat the Swingers at the Rec. by a score of 32 to 27. The Bouncers took the Slammers at the Lion's 'park 'by 29 to 27. FOUND Wrist watch found on West William St., Sea- forth. Owner may have on proving property and paying expenses. BERNARD McQUAID two goals' scored and a penalty shot taken. The goals were scored by Nell Murray and assisted on one occasion by Danny Murray and oh ,,.'the other by Tom Ryan. Tom Murray stopped his second penalty of the season midway through the second half. St. Columban now holds top spot in the league of five teams with 5 out of a possible 6 points. Neil Murray leads the team with 8 points, Larry Kale and Tom Ryan are next with 4, Kevin Kale with 2 and Dan Murray and Brad Finlayson have 1. ' The Egmondville Rover Crew held their 5th annual car rally Sunday afternoon over 100 miles of, local road's. "Above starter Ralph Smith gives last minute instructions to the driver of one of the entries. This.years route took competitors "(who didn't get loit) to the Benmiller ' and Maitland River area and back. (Staff Photo) Despite Blistered Feet Marchers Reach Bayfield 5, 41 "Whoever said urday. Play was very even throughout the 1st half with many good scoring chances at either end. London finally opened the' Rec Committee Plans More Tennis Activity- Althoug Nalkathon - Blkeathon to Bay- field were not yet fully tabu- - lated the committee felt that,,,, it was a success. The recrea- tion eo,rnmittee's share of the proceeds will, be used to effect Much needed repairs 'to the com- munity centre. The committee also wished to publicly thank all those who helped with regis- tration, manning 'checkpoints and patrolling the route with special thanks to all those who walked or biked the 17 mile route and those who acted as sponsors for the event. There will be no regular - meeting of the Committee in July. Industrial League Teams Together in 3-way Tie tonight. Monday's action will- ' see Genesco vs Firemen and Mainstreet vs Mechanics at the Lions Park while the Turf Club meets Teachers at the Recrea- tion Grounds. Dublin Girls Set Dates Annopnce Schedule For Seat Ladies and Bouncers and Weepers and Swingers and Weepers and Swingers and Stammers and Weepers and Bouncers and Weepers and Swingers and Stammers_ and Swiiigers and Bouncers and Wdepers and $wingers and Weepers and Swingers and Slammers and Weepers and Bouncers • at Lions Park at Rec. at Lions Park at Rec. St Lions Park at Rec. at Lions Park at Rec at Lions Park at Rec at Lions Park at Rec at Lions Park at Rec. at'Lions Paik at Rec. et LiOris Park at Rec. at Lions park at Rec. I June 6 Dublin at Tavistock 2:30 Julie 13 Tavistock at Dublie 2:30 June 20 Sebringville at -Dublin 2:30 June 23 Clintonat Dublin 6:30 ' June 27 Dublin at New ' " Hamburg 7;00 June 29 Dublin at Sebring- ville 8:30 July 7 Dublin at Brodhagen8:30 Ally 11 New Hamburg at Dublin 2:80 July 14 Dublin at,,Clinton 6:30 July 10 Brodhaven at novae, 2.30 If