HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1973-06-21, Page 9JUNE, 24th at 1:30 p.m.
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GRASS DRAGS
THIS- SUNDAY
Street ow first in n Mai
, *Ind strip!, •league sta'n' logs
Lek We . eklay trightesew the 'ale% ' The seventh inning ,liermiirents
real see-saw battle in the Indus- .proVided, plenty of eeeltehleht as' NCO IN IRD" PL/ACE
• trial Baseball as ow Texaco lion. Beuerman retired the ' In the lat pane at the Rec
Nine tea the Village squad fought Villagers in order then saw his, the • Firemen eyed into. third
to a 9 a 9 draw. Both teams team come back with three'rune 'place with a VOW 16 s .15.Wle
played good baseball as only three 'on a milk, a hit batter and Rick over 'the Teachera. The game
. errors en each side Were- corn- Fortune .s 3 run home run to even started slow as both teams played.
'ratted. ' Each. team coubted one the score at 9. apiece._, good ball for the first . few
run in the' first inning. The The Duffers' collected 19 hits innings. The Srookeaters
Duffers took• the edge_ In tees 'of{, pitcher John Coleman while 3 - 2 after - the fleet inning.
esL second, inning• so teey. scored a .the Villagers led by BobeMee However, the Teachers hadfought
run but left 8-, men stranded.. Kellar with a tome rim 'and a back to lead 4 -3 after 3Complete,
The :third frame saw Texaco triple colleetedeonly 6 hits. The innings. ' 'The bottom fell out
jump into a good. lead, as.- they, tie • left 'the Villagers in • last" from this point on as both teams,
' Counted three more runs to .oPen, place but the heads up b,a11 they smadesseeeral miscues allowing
up e 5 - 1 margin. have „taicen playing of late is _sure several unearned runs to cross
in the fourth irMisig, however, to reward Ahem with some wins. the plate. The Teachers scored
the ,edge quickly narrowed as the Last ,Thursday evening saw 4 times in the top hale of the
Villagers counted • kerune to plenty of action and excitemente as fourth on• only 2 hits while the
redube , their lead to one rue: the Teri Club regaispedthele win- Firemen regained , the lead in
After a scoreleSs fifth the Village ning ways with' a 8- - 3 win over the 'bottom •half of .the inning
• rallied in 'the sixth inning scoring 'the Le elessi Teacher e. ,„ne game counting six runs 'on six hits.
five big runs to'take a 9 -5 lead. Was extremely close -for the first, The' fifth inning saw the Fire-
The Duffers narrowed the gap four innings as the' Turf held a fighters extend their margin sto,'
rre by a -single run the ' bottom of 3 - 2 edge until the fifth when they , 4 elms as they outscored the'
• stretched their lead to 6 - 2 and Bookworms 3 1, '0. In the sixth,
'
.took , control of the game. 'The however, the, tables were turned
Teachers dropped to fifth place as the bookworms 'outclassed
with the Firemen, ' ,• their opponents and outscored
as ,BrIliitier orstoi ett:
outilug took Red Sox touhrLent
Brodhati*
the Rosteek Red Sox hy a ecore,
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JUNE 25 m
The BreWera trail ReetbeiCOY
four Pants ter the 0011009n 104.
On . Thursday -AVOriten • will
Walt the Brewers at Seir audio
Friday, Brodhagen Journeys to
New Hamburg for a game at
8:30.
Saturday and Sunday the first
, annual fastfall tournament will
be held in BrOdhagen.
night. '• • •
The Brewers scored eight
runs in the first inning:. Lead-
eff batter, Bob Jarmuth reached.
.first on -an error and Merle
Hoegy and Rick Leonitardt walked
to load etre bases.- Then came a
bases ,loaded ,home 'by Paul
Maedel. DennieSrnitethem sing-
led and Rostock, pulled pitcher,
. Meek Bannph for Larry RiehL
Dave Leonhardt singled sand Al
French then 'hit a home run. ,
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Conttict DEAN /CORN'S
49 Wilson St. ' Monday to Pritlay. 104
Soccer
Tee IVIOerteet Willeteilettee
• will •be the beet OVA Whell the
nl Provincial Senior Woen'S'Op.. ,
tario Softball Ceanipierie*
TOurhament is played CleiC Heti-
day Weekend id the village of
Milvertett.
This is:the first time' the
Women's Championship Tourna-
ment
,
has been 'played' outside e
city area.
Ten teams are entered from
centres across Ontario and the
official opening will take place
Feeley, evening, August .e, at
7:00 p.m. in the Milverton Bail
P ark.
¤ Chairman of the Tournament
Committee Robert Harrow re,
ports that accommodations and
carnping fiCilities are available
for out-of-town, spectators and
fans.
The draw for team pleying
time will take place Friday, July
13, in the Milverton Community,
Centre.
'LON'DON and DISTRICT ipcc
Columban
v s.
Marconi'
ti
Rostopk' retired the next two
batters before Bob, Jenrette, tit
a single and scored_ oe, Merle as ee Hoegy's single.
' In the second inning, Dennis
Smith led off with a home run
followede by Dave Leonhardt who
blasted another out of the park.
This cencluded the scoring for,
the •Brewers.
.Rostoc le fought back but steady
pitching by,Dave Hann® and me
•
Following the Turf Club, by fro' runs. an teams say last three Wanes, saved the win. •
Teacher game a team teem, the , in the final inning the
DRM,C0 WINS . . them *- to regain' the lead lief from Doug Leonhardt In the ford with 2W plus'18, agg. 48, s PI
Goderich Industrial .Leaguee Teachers counted once when they' playground Th ankyou proved slightly supe$lor to the teak tee. field With a 3 run lead. St Columban
Ken was a'formerhative 'of Mc-
Kie® Two. having attended High
echool here He renewed acquain-
tances with. some former
Texaco .nine when DRMCO nipped The Firemen, however,.. quickly mate's Sunday.s 4th place went
The following,arelhe results ' the • Texaco nine by an 9 - 5 decided the game as Rick Hula/or • • to John, and Donna patterson with
of theliurenMinorSoecerLeague count. . The Duffers, were mss-doubled followed by walks to II
• ,for Sautes:My June fee '
'Seaforth Squirts 'A', 0
• e Goderich 4'
,,Seaforth Squirts.iB'
• . Huron Peek 2
S'ea.forth Atoms 'A' 0
Huron Park 11
eSeaforth Mosquitoes 17 '
1 i son urg 2W plus 14 agg. 44 and 5th, to program
sing " several key players' and Bob Wilson and Jim Sills to load . .- ' Mark Gillil wed Brenda Finleyscia
•
played with two' players "ender the bases' with none out.
toscore tie o
out. Don .•
' g then doubled
me 1.4. ,,,....2w phis 9 agg. 30'. Despite .. Seaforth , Recreation com
eor's . axes ) Texaco used 1 'a brief ehower, all reported a mittee has been notified that a
services •of Jack Price, . Don' .- 2 runs followed by a triple by'John • • . ' • - , gpod day and entries were preseni , Youth fn Action grant has been
'Kunder and' oe Gillespie to round '''' Patter$01140 wins.the game for the . • St. Qolumban tied the Tille0117 from f -Goderich; . wingharn, approved • for Seafoeth this sume
out their team ! After, 'two - Fireinen.. Jim Clew- started on burg Athletics '14 ,eon. Sunday. AtwoOd, Norwich; Stratford,' er. ‘.
' scoreless Inning's the Goderich .."theserourict,„for„the, Firemen and • The first half thegame was • Brantford, Aitea Craig and Sea- , The grant, administered
scoreless squad • struck for 5 'ens in was relieved by Bob,wilson who but St. Colutnbati get-
.ting mane more shotseeie see(
WANT ADS )311ING QUICK RESULTS: Dial 527-0240 . • ;
Clinton .1 the third as several .miscues picked®, the win. Doug.Scarrow •
allowed. 3 unearned runs. As went the distance ter the _
The Seaforth Minor Soccer the gameprogressed the ISARMCO Teachers ene suffered the loss.
'players and management wish team added to their lead, and led,' .
to thank the following - for don- 8 - after' eye innings:- The , STANDINGS TO DATE •
aeons received - ' buffers, however, did rally and .
The • Royal Canadian Legion-, counted 4 runs on three hits in ' W 'L 7 P
Seafortle.Branch 156' $237.50 the bottom seethe fifth to narrow Mainstreee- ' 7 0 0 14
Seaforth Lions Club 50.00 the, gap, 'However neither club Turf Club 5 2 .0 10 '
Donald G.Eatonlns.Ltd. 50.00 • could mount an offensive charge Fiternen . 4 0. 6
In the late innings and only one Texaeo e 4 1 .5
'unearned run for the Goderich Teachers 5 0 4
nine, crossed the plate, making Village, . 1 ,5 '1 • 3
the final count 9 5 for the . The , Turf Club and Texaco
visitors, Plans are being' made nine rescheduled their gamefar
for a.rematch when the Texaco this week toe iast night(Wednes-
nine have a complete and healthy • day) while, the remaining teams:
team e will play Monday night at the Rec.
MAINSTREFT LEADS , grounds.%
es-
juvenile,
baseball ,
by - Moe
_ . Last' 'Sunday • evening Gord. • ,
After a- ley off of 'ever. two . • Pee/6e hit a grand slam home . Lathes,' ,, weeks,' the Merchants. Club re-' run to lead the Mainstreet to
sumed, ,action Saturdaye evening- .
,-their seventh straight win as-theY
at Clinton'. and lost - their •first edged a deterreineertexaco nine. . softball' . game of the '73 season by- a 11 .- 8 score: ' mainetteet, „ .
score Of 13-9,, to even their
record at one win and.one loss, started
, strong' as they opened - results up'a 2 - p first 'inning lead on,
.Kevin Bennett (isl) pitched the ' ' , .
Dave Watson'e. single. , The :., ' ActiOn started at 71:00') at the
7`.• • . • ,
• %Saturday' evening jitney saw
a good turnoirt and winners were
for the ladies 1st. Verda Sin-
clair with 2 w plus 8 and placing
2nd, Ida ClOse, with 2W plug. 6.
For the men, Fred Tilley was'
high with, 2W plus 15 and Edgar
Allen' a close second with 2W.
, plus 13.
The ladies are haying an *
out o$ town jitney on Wednesday
afternoon ,so :.re' hoping for a,
„goad day weather-wise.
The Tuesday evening jitney
'Winners were:. Ladies -, Bdtty
Tilley 1st with 2 W. and an ag'g.
of 21; Jeah Lunn, 2nd' with. 2'W
plus 18.
' Men, Neil Bell tat with 2 NV'
plus 21; Wilmer Cuthill, 2nd with,'
1 W plus ,15.'
Our clubwelcoines any lades
tb come and try lawn bowling on
wednesday afternoon at 1:30 p.m..
at our local greens.
columban , defencemarf touched
the ball in front of .the. net.
. Tillsonburg scored on the play"to
• lead the game 1-0. St. Columban
pressed to 'the attack "and with
the 'wind at their backs they had
the ball, in the Tillsonburg end ,
for most of the,' second half,
Near the end of the game, Marvin
Kale shored the tieing goal on
a long hot from outside the
18 yard line. The shot was high
and Tillsonixifg couldn't hang on
to -the ball as it slipped right
'through his-heeds. , '
St. Columban came close to
winning 'the game on a 'couple
of plays but' the ball wouldn't -
go• into the' . net and -the final .
score was 1-1.
under the sports and recreation
department • of the Ministry of
Community aed Social Welfare
is for four students' 'to act as'
leaders, in a program called Play-
. ground '73.
:The seidents e Karen Regier, •
Anne Hopper, Janice schenck and,
Cain Holland, are at present
attending a training ,camp at
Vanistra, sponsored'by,the Lake
Huron Zone Recreation ASsocta.7-
tion.
, they complete their
week of inteffaiVe training- they
will be it charge of a shmnfer
playground •program in •Seaforth
from July 9 to August- 17, on
weekdays friirn Monday to Friday..
Registration for the program
takes place on , Saturday, June
23.'
• All children from four to
13 years (grade,VIII)are eligible
for the .program. Children re-
gistering must be accompanied by
a parents Details of registration
`are contained in an advertisement
in this issue.
From
the
Horses Mouth
.(By Ken)
, 7 : ,
VAX
ASSISTANC
9 7 3
LIONS PA Rk
SEAFORTH
ONTARIO -
• Car Xontributir
Of $1 Paid
Monday night at the London Oval TrUeleersonality
was fourth in the sec,ond race. In the fourth raCe
Carry on Sly Was fourth. In thSk teeth race•Preferred
2 Pace Miss., Belle Bars,. Owned. by .Fred Fowler,
Londesboro,, paced toe new life time mark of:2:04:3
in winning the mile: Frank Macdonald was on the bike.
The pay off was .$14.90.
Wednesday night at Londop Shadow Bars was third.
In the ninth race City of LOndanSerles Pace El Sain 0
was second. El Sam 0.1s owned by Joe and Jim Dick
apd Dick . BurgesS and was driven by Cord Pullman.
ThtfrsdaY night at London Ilyiyn Mbey was out 'of the
money. Friday night Timely Pat was second in the rst-
race. Arctic John was fifth, in the third race.
At the Hanayer track Flying Apallo•waa third in
the second . race with Bill Caldwell driving. Mr. Toy
Town wes.oet.of the money'. In the third race ,Susan R.
Lee was out of the money.
At Elmira Friday evening Johnny Pull was second
in the fourth 'race.
On the opening day card at the windsar raceway
-in the Windsor leg of the C41 Am El Sam o ,was fifth
...out of a twelve horse field. Gord Pullman etated
after the 'race "If I.hadn'A, got shuffeled back so far,
I think I would have 'given them' a battle. I had lots.
of horse 'left," The mile went in 2.0.2;1. The winner
-of the mile was. the 'twelve, horse Durrells Chip
who payed $31.90.
Saturday elate at the London raceway William.
Laverty and Ron Williamson of Seaforth claimed Clever
Larry from Lionel ArbOur of Goderich out of the first
race.
Clinton-raceway wile hold qualifying reces,Sunday,
June 24th in preparation for their opening July L
entire 8 innings as he allowed , second ' inning saw both clubs . Rec. when Marion 'Pullman's -. all 1,3 runs On only 8 .hits. He . !, score epee as Bob Beuttenmilter teams feet Joan Hildebrane's ' also gave up 8 Weeks;'1 back, . elf ,e, seeeeeeeree,,,..tee‘_..vi + jeeesthessitea-na '; Ons -Joenesstearre !Terry 1 ' , •itch.,_ated. street outeea1,
8 o ' .•a ere. :ennett Wes: ea. npfreeters while Ken slier
singled borne TPXacc'a IfesLs 4-e:
McNichol, CharlynnBrown, Mary '
e en Dyke,, Barbara 'Watt, each not -to , Wane entirely for. the• run. After , a scoreless third. scored a home 'run. Maey-Cers- * • loss , as he never received much inning the Duffers naerowed the\ 'folly 'had not one but three. Well,
heisOroin his team Mates who , gaeby a single run aeeedieekeer done girlei Mantes team scored' committed A costly. errors. Our • 0 singled home a run. The fifth . one home run by Margaret ,.Mc '
bats were as cold as file weather frame saw the Duffers rally ,for Cauley. It; was e -close game e4 as we only pickederp 4 hits.Gerry 6 runs on five hits to ,take the until. ,Joan's team pulled out in
,Dennis Dennis Campbell; Bill _ lead 8 - S. In theeixth„hqweyer, ' 'front to win 41-29.: • . - '
' ' O'Shea a,nci Steve Soutegate ( a mainetreeecame roaring back ap , •' A A. big upset was evident in - dpuble) each plc up one hits _ 'Gerd Pryce's hit 'following by a the game, at 9:00' p,m. Barb , .. Ou r scorers were Gerry Feeney solo homer by Bill Roberton '- Osborne's . team' met Bonnie,
(2), bill Salisbury (1), Dennis. helped Mainstreet to a big.7 run Bedard's. team. Bonnie's team . Cathpbell (1'), Bill O'Shea (2),e__ s inning and 'the :lead agate. ,, The . ' and Barb's girls. stodtrup to the Steve Sesithgate (I), .. Ken Swan only run scored in the seventh . base with a' power packed team.
(1) and Kevin Beneett (1). In was• an unearned run by the r Mary situ, Jean. Pinder, Ruth ,the first,. inninge the merchants' . mainstreet in the seventh to give 'Anne Dunlop and Maureen ,. •
did not pick up any hits. and left . them the win. Jack Price allowed . Coraiolly all scored home runs.. •
one runner stranded: In Clinton's only 9 'hits '''in picking up.the win Bonnie's Otis. seettered and the
half of :the inning they picked up , while Ron BeUerman allowed 12 balls did toot The final score 3 runs on 3 doublee and on.e eiror. -, . hits in a losing effort. ' 3'4-30 for Barb's' girls% In the top. of the second; the TURF CLUB-1$ STONG : ' JUNE 5TH . Merchants tied th'e score. at a, e Monday night's action' saw a .• ' 'Action ,began at 7:p.m:at the on one walk, one hit by, pitch . strong Turf 'Club whip the life- a Rec, park with JoanHitclebrand's ' and an error but could not hold ' less Village squad by a 19 - 13 team meeting' .Ba-rb Osborne's the Clintpidane as they scored 2 'score. The Turf started fast team. ' A close game was played more rune on aftothet error, scoring 9 big runs in the first for the first half. De the bottom a base hit and a double. In the , inning to take -a huge lead. The of the second, Mary Sills caught
Village ..rallied but could only all three •fly balls for a fast
manage 4' rens in their half and inning. At the top of the fourth,.
(from this point on never really
threatened the powerful Turf. f l ying
M ary omadep t h ee tplayDase at
fol lowed
econd • by •• :
'Ruth Ann Dunlop leaping to catch -The horsemen added., a single a
tern to .the.. rl 1...141 the seconds the ball and • making the third .
while blanking the Village nine. . out. Terry McNichol made some .
The third inning saw the Village greats. hits, two of which we,re
outscore their- opponents by a. homers:" Mary ,Van Dyke also'
5.-2 count to "narrow the Turf's 'had a homer. SusanKunder made '
•lead to 12 - 9. The fourth, fifth a double play on second. The
and sixth, however, saw the Turf final score was' 31-11 for Joan's
• blaeik the village while counting team. The rain eeld off to allow .
once in each inning to lead 15-9 Marion Pullman to meet Bonnie
after six. Each team managed Bedard's team under. the lights. .
4 'runs, in _the seventh to allow After a slow start Bonnie's team
the turf to solidify their hold was away - Joan Steinbuck hit
on second place and leave the .a 'home run. ivtariqn Pullman
Village mired in thecellar.Every made a double' play on second
Member of the Turf managed at base. Cheryl Seymour has a „
least one hit in their 24 hit , knack of picking up fly balls
attack. The Village replied with inches from the . ground.
only 10 hits as they 'fell short'
in their bid to move out of the 'l
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ie's team won oyez Marion's
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top of-the third we tied the score
again on two bases on balls and
a double but again failed to hold
' eitthe opposition as they scored two-
more runs on 2 walks, a base
hit and 3 errors?. The fourth' wee
seoreless for both teams: The
top of the fifth saw our Juveniles
-Score 3 more runs to take the lead
on 3swalks, 2 hits and an error
but Clinton 'regained the lead
quickly 'by picking up 5 runs in
their _half of the fifth on 3 base
on balls; 1 hit and one error
and a wild, pitch. The sixth
inning was scoreless' for both
teams. In the 'seventh we scored
'our last run of the ball tame
and held Clinton off the' score ,.
board.' -The eighth and ninth
innings Were fruitless for the
Merchaftts. Clinton's last run
was scored in the eighth inning.
'There were not too many bright
spots for the 'Merchants. The
Clinton pitcher allbwed 9 runs
on 4 hits, 3 hit by pitc h , 19
walks 'and struck out' 9 Seaforth
batters. Seaforth Starting nine
were' : John Leemine (3B)
Gerry Feeney (c) Bill Salisbury
(LE), Dennis Campbell (113) Bill
O'Shea. (2B) Steve Southgate
(SS) -Ken Swan. (RF) Gent Car-
nochan (CFe aysine was replaced
in the 7th reeling by Paul Hulley ,
and Kevin Bennett (P).
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SEAFORTH 9 4 8
'CLINTON '
SUMMER PLAYGROUND_ '73
Sponsored by •
SEAFORTH RECREATION COMMITTEE
JULY 9 thru' AUGUST 17
Monday to Friday
Registration fee, $1.00 for children 4-13
(Grade VIII) ,
Registration June 23rd
SEAFORTH TOWN hALL
10 a.m. to 12 noon - 2 p.m. to '4 p,m,
•
Child must be accompanied by parent
Brodhaten. Community Ball Park
Doiible Knockout - Teams Entered , .
Tavistock -Juniors , Biodhagen Brewers
Milvert 1 n Winstons Dekilboro Interinediates
New II mburg Concords -14onktoh Wildcats
Avant° .'s Wellesley Queens
Kirkton-Woodham Combines.,, Fullarton Jrs.
Atwood Intermediates Rostock Red Sox
Harmony Lances 'Linwood Intermediates
Admission.$1.50 and 'is goOd for both days'
Admission`
SUPPORT IS NEEDED to MAKE 'MS A YEARLY EVENT
While there continues to be no charge fOr cars entering Seaforth
''Lions Park, it is hoped;,,f1tat driN:ers of each vehicle will display a
Lions Park Car Sticker In this way mane of those huri,dredS of ar-
Ca -citizens who. 'each summer enjoy the park facilities can have a
small part in assisting in the continued operation of the park.
ENJOY AND USE TH:E'FACILITIES pF
outplayed tee Tillsonbnrg earn.
In the early minutes of the
second half, Tilleonburg. were
given e penalty shot when a gt.
The Seaforth Lions par
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Fred& and Betty Tilley with
3w plus 27 agg. 49 were the high
pair on Sunday afternoon, June
17 and regained possession of
the Commercial Hotel Trophy for
another.year. In second plaCe
was another local pair, Art'Fin-
layson and Mae Habkirk with 3W,
plus. 9, agg. 40. 3rd. went to
Ken and Ruth Harrison of Breed-