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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1973-07-05, Page 9AN AMERICAN FIRST ANNOUNCES NIS INVENnorl, 11-IEN THE izi)G9AN5 CLAIM rt-IFYPISCoVERE2 IT YEARS Aoo, P:INALL8, TFW JAPANESE WAN ax9tIRTIN rr . .. . ....... SWIMMING RACES SEAFORTH LIONS CARNIVAL Evenings of JULY 12, 13 and 14 For Boys and Girls, ages 9-15 ENTRY FOlpA: 1 I Name . . Sex . Address Telephone . . 'Age For ages 13-15, will participate in Freestyle ( ) Backstroke ( ) Breaststroke ( ). Mail forms to G. RIMIER, P.O. Box 278, SEAFOItPE by JULY 6th I— Monday night at the Western Fair Raceway, True Personality was the fourth race winner for the partnership of Whitham and Sad- ler with Don Corbett on the bike. In the sixth race Clever Larry was second for the partnership of Laverty and Williamson with Ron Williamson on the bike. This looks like a good claim the boys Made. Wednesday night at the London Oval Shadow Bars owned by Fred Fowler of Londesboro won the fourth race in 2.09 with Frank MacDonald on the bike. The pay off was 6.10. In the fifth race, Artie John was fourth. The ninth race was the third leg of the City of London pace and El Sam .0 owned by Joe and Jim Dick and Dick Burgess was third with Gord Pullman driving. True Personality was second in the sixth race at London Fri- day. Saturday night at London track Single Johnnie was out of the money with broken equipment. In the Canadian Pacing ser- ies third division Handle with Care set a North American re- cord on a half mile track for two year olds when he paced a mile in 2.05. Billy Ilaughton was the driver. At Elmira Friday night, Dream Camp owned and driven by 40*WaYne Dupee was 'fifth in the first race. In The fourth race Sunday T Wolfe owned by Kenneth Holmes and driven by Ron Williamson was fourth. In the sixth race, Johnny Pull was out of the money. In the tenth race, Claybrook Ricci owned by Irene Dupee and driven by Wayne Dupee was fourth. At Clinton track Sunday af- ternoon Swirig Bridge owned by Kelly Hearn of St. Marys was third with driver Gord Pullman on the bike. In the third race Susan R Lee owned and driven by William Bennett was fifth. In the ninth race Highland Mary owned by Sandy Doig and driven by Ron Williamson both of Seaforth was fifth. We were talking to Arnold Campbell over the weekend and he informed us that he will be going to Lexington, Kentucky to pick up the fine trotter Susy Turn. Susy Turn is a pure white horse with a record of 2.04:4. Susy Turn is by the famous' Victory Song. and will be a fine addition to,Arnold's string of brood mares. We must mention the upset victory of Royal Choeolateowned by Jack Stafford of Port Elgin and Toronto in the Queen's Plate. it was the largest crowd ever to see a thoroughbred race in Canada. Queen Elizabeth was in at- tendance and presented the fifty guineas. Secretariat wen the Arlington Invitation by nine lengths Sunday. p.. , From the. Horses Mouth (By Ken) SUNDAY, JULY 8th HULLY •GULLY REGISTRATION 11 a.m. — RACES BEGIN AT 1:30 p.m. To sign up for this summer's hockey school we have approximately only 40 openings left. Get your application in 1 .10W . . I, I, ro This Schdol is for any boy any age up io175 yeitrsjeldl $25.00 a week — Two for 40.00. Family plan available WRANGLER BUY NOW Stocks Are Not Large. C ARROWS 8.95 WRANGLER 10.95 LEVIS 11.95 Masiey Ferguson lawn and garden tractors put all sorts of work behind you. 5 powerful, trouble-free MF lawn and garden, tractors from 7 to 14 h.p. with' mounted rotary mowers from 34" to 48". Over 30 work-saving attachments available ... including snow thrower, dump cart, dozer blade, lawn sweeper, plow, rotary tiller. Also 'a wide range of optional accessories for selected MF models. Let Massey Ferguson take the work off your hands! 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The draw was made at their game Thursday night by Larry Weser:- -berg when Margaret Kerr, R.11. 1, SegOrth, 'won two boxes of groceries. Several donations have been received for equipment and sweaters and Include the follow- ing: Brboin4's Floor Covering, set sweaters; 'Coleman's Collision, set sweaters; Laverty's Meat Market, set sweaters; Seaforth Ladies Softball League, chest protector; W. McPhail $5.00; Dave McLean $5.00; Bob & Betty $5.00; Anstett's $5.00; Don Eaton $5,00; Crown Hardware $5.00; Medd's Supertest $A,0131.,_ Bob's Gulf $5.00; Sills Hard- ware $5.00; McLaughlin Motors $5.00; Elliott's Restaurant $2.00; Betty's Hairstyling $2.00; Hilde- brands Paint & Paper $2.00; Seaforth Jewellers $4.00; Kea- tings $10,00; commercial Hotel $10,00; Seaforth Snowmobile Club $20.00; Anonymous $20.00 for sets of sweaters. Those helping the Mites and Pee wee's have expressed appre- lose "fa semi-float The BrOdhagettBrewers dropped a OW On Brodhagen. 0,0,:tof POilartop by' a , score. of 64. The Brewera picked Up a Wet of only four singles in this game. Galvin., Muds and Dave Hannon shared the pitching duties for the Brewers. Qn Thursday, July6 , Tavis, lock Jrs. will play the Brewers at 8:45 in Brodhagen and on July' 10, Brewers will play St. Marys, Chevies in St. Marys at 8;30. The Brodhagen Brewers lournied to Owen Sound to enter the ninth animal 1VIolson's Tour- nament last weekend. When the Brewers first entered the tournament; they wondered if they could hold their own against teams of this calibre. They eventually ended up in the semi finals against Oshawa before they were eliminated.. They picked up a total of $230 in prize money. On Friday the Brewers defeated Markdale 9-0. On Satur- day, they defeated Thornhill 8-1. On Sunday at 1 P.M. they dropped Scarborough 6-0 and then met Oshawa in the semi finals and went down to a 12-0 defeat. . A total of 32 teams were en- tered in the tournament and the Brewers placed in the top four finishers. The coach and manager say thanks to the players for a splendid showing in this tournament. Remember! it takes but a moment to place an Expositor Want Ad and be money in pocket. To advertise, Just Dial Seaforth 527-0240. Last Sunday afternoon at the Optimist Rec. Grounds, the Sea- forth Merchants Juvenile Base- ball Club blew a 6 run lead in the last three innings to allow Goderich to defeat them by a score of 7 - 6. Gary Eisler pitched the first 7 1/3 innings allowing 4 runs on 5 hits, 6 base on balls, 1 hit by pitch and struck out 11 Goderich batters. Eisler (1-0) was relieved by Kevin Bennett in the eighth. Bennett (1-2) gave up 3 runs on 2 base hits, I base on balls, 1 wild pitch and he struck out 1 Goderich w gafi€11f twas.,ATriketifle pitcher. -giiittifaVithrtadafiW siartinglr*her °gill:Jig- gling for the first 4 innings allow- ing 5 runs on 6 hits, 2 base on balls ,and struck out 1 .Merchant, C. Wildgen came in be pitch the rest of the game in relief, Wildgen in the remaining 6 innings picked up the win by. allowing only 1 run, on no hith, I base on balls, 1 wild pitch and he struck out 10 Seaforth batters. This was a brilliant performance by the Goderich reliever. The real standout for the Merchants Sunday afternoon was Don Nichol- son .who made two brilliant catches which would have been sure base hits were he not on the ball, Those two cathdes by Nicholson were a result of 101% effort and if more players on the-team played up to the best of. their ability, Seaforth would not have lost the two games they did lose. The Merchants made only two errors but they were at an unfortunate time in the game as they caused at least two runs. Goderich picked up five er- rors. Seaforth left 7 men on base to Goderich's 8. The Merchants held Goderich score- less for the first six innings and scored a run in the first, second and third innings, two in the fourth and another in the sixth to give them a 6 - 0 lead. Goderich picked up 1 run in the seventh, 5 runs in the eighth and the winning run on a wild pitch in t "‘MitirmWit•Sirtlinrkrrellf re less in the last three ings. There was a fair crowd in attendance to watch the game. The Merchants next home game is tonight at 6:30 at the Rec. Grounds when Exeter will meet the Mer- chants. Be sure to attend. The starting line-tlp for the last game was Don Nicholson (2B), Gerry' Feeney (c), Gary Eisler (P), Dennis Campbell (1B) , Bill O'Shea (3B), Kevin Bennett (S.S.), Bill Salisbury (CF), Dwayne Cornish (RF), and Gary Phillips (LF). John Elligsen relieved Bill Salisbury in the eighth, John Leeming for Cornish in the eighth, Gord Carnochan for Phillips in the °third and Steve Southgate for Carnochan in the eighth.' Runs Hits Errors Goderich 7 7 5' Seaforth 6 6 2 TURN ONS CP Bogorth,.. gOo,..)40$0# has been 4010 110.0' '11,001cer coach , at Bowling preen fit?te University. Mason,._44,--htts- Wen #044, coach for the past seven rws at Lake Superior State An $e it Ste. Marie Mich. He replace* Jack Vivian at Bowling 'Preen, Vivian resigned in May to he" come general manager of the Cleveland Crusaders of the World Hockey Association. The new 13G coach played varsity hockey at St. Lawrence University in Canton,. N.Y. , He was captain and the leading scorer in his senior year. Usborne, Hibbert Squirts BASEBALL SCHEDULE June 25 Elimville A atHibbertA (7 P.M.) June 25 Hibbert B at Elimville B .(7 P.M.) June 28 Hibbert C at Elimville A (7) July 3 Elimville B at Hibbert A' (7) July 3 Hurondale at Hibbert 13 (9) July 5 Hibbert C at Elimville B (7) July 5 Elimville A at Hurondale (7 July 6 Hibbert A at Hibbert B (9) July 9 Elimville A at Hibbert C (7) July 9 Elimville B at Huronda le (7) July 12 Elimville 13 at Elimville (7) 12 Hurondale at Hibbert A (7) 12 Hibbert B at Hibbert C (9) 16 Hurondale at Hibbert C (7) 18 Elimville B at Hibbert C (7) 18 Hibbert A at Hurondale (7) 18 Elimville A at lithhert-B (9) 20 Hibbert A at Elimville (7) 23 Hibbert B at Hurondale (7) 23 Hibbert A at Hibbert C (7) 23 Elimville A at Elimville (7) ' 26 Hurondale at Elimville "p~ (7) ) 26 Elimville rn ,et :Ribnert (9) 30 Hibbert C at Hurondale (7) 30 Hibbert B at Hibbert A 9) 2 Huro ( ndale at Elimville B 2 Hibbert A at Elimville X (7) 2 Hibbert C (9) 9 Hibbert (7) 9 Hibbert C at Hibbert B at Elimville A at Hibbert A The Little Girls Softball Leaglie played their sixth gaioe of. the $04.900 at the Lions liar le; Thursday night, • BrOorns Mite?, Juvenile baseball \ by Moe e. olittion tor much iteetietk‘ensport. There will be two exhibition games next Thursday eight et0e lgielt*Peric;40tWeeP,,•fltaBritaitels results' After-What seemed to be a clearing evening, a sudden down- pour on June 20 brought a delayed game decision between Bonnie Bedard's team and Marion pull- man's team. On Wed. June 27th, Barb Os-:r borne's team met Joan Hilde- brand's team at the Optimist park. Barb's team had their new gold green sweater's which added - a spark to the ,action. Joan Pinder leaped in the air to make a good catch. At the top of the 7th Maureen Connolly hit a home run with the bases loaded. Joan's team had a match when they ended with a score of 24-23. Usbome, Hibbert schedule SQUIRT GIRLS LEAGUE July 2 7 P.M. Elimville(2) at Flurondale July 6 7 P.M. Elimville(I) at Elimville(* Hibbert at Hurondale July 11 7 P.M. Hurondale at Elimville(1) 9 P.M. Elimville (2) at Hibbert July 18 7:00 Hibbert at Elimville(2) Elimville(1) at Hurondale July 21 9 P.M. Elimville(1) at Hibbert July 25 7 P.M. Elimville(2) at Elimville(1) July 27 9P.M.- Hurondale at Hibbert Aug. 3 7 P.M. Hibbert at Elimville(I) Aug. 6 7 P.M. Hurondale at Elimville(2) Squirt Tournament Day - date to be set. W ^ July July July July July July July July July July Jul Jul July July Aug. Aug. Aug. Augd Aug. Motorcycle Moto- Cross And Mini Bike Races ALL AGES, 6 to 60 —, ALL SIZES, 50 to 850 CO TEEN DANCE Rock and Roll to — WAYNE McATEER CJBK FRIDAY, JULY 6th at HULLY GULLY Admission $1.00 Dancing 9 to 12 SATURDAY NIGHT DANCE — Dianne and the Cavaliers July I qoulds ostrOogtor0 Bianehlard July 9 rallarten GoUlde 141.4ve .July 10 Blenshard Vidlerfen July 14 Carlingford Goulds Usborne July 16 Osborne at Crotnarty 9 July 17 Fullerton July 21 Munro at Goulds Cromarty at Usborne • July 23 Fullarton Blanshard July 24 Munro at Goulds at July 28 Blanshard at Munro Cromarty at Carlingford July 30 Carlingford at July 31 • Usborne Cromarty STRATFORD HOCKEY SCHOOL LAST CHANCE at at at Ptillertoo et sere • , - ' et ' creteerty a-t-T- Blanshard' at al at Osborne 0 o 1 • . , . 9 at 9 Cromarty at ' Carlingford 7 at Fullerton 9 at Munro 7 at Blanshard 9 at at at Goulds Fullerton • 7 Carlingford 9 Cromarty 9 Usborne 9 Munro Fullerton Blanshard' 9 7 9 7 9 9 Choose from popular slim flares, 26" flares, Cuffed Bells or Baggier. WE HAVE THEM ALL, Denim's, Corduroys mad Plaids to suit any taste, in Blue, Brown or Light. • Color checks. * Sized from 28 to 38 waist sizes, with leg lengths from 30 to 36.