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with new uniforms. The Duffers The -fifth however was all Village w.� �, ,., t , � . :'• _ 001 'f+Rr#T%;
were real) u for the game as when a cost) error tovided the
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w hit in a scoring spree as they "runs to take a 4 -,� lead. The sixth $.+?>4i df Fi Qtc�kit
whomped the New Team by a 34.. frame saw the tables turn and an MAX 262;00 P,M. JitJlaY 11 1990, ,.K
13 count. Bob Dinsmore led the error lead to 2 runs by the Main Seaforth at Port Elgin Port E}gjfitf ,iscij
attack with two doubles and a Street to even the game at 4 w MAX 30.6:30 PM. a ,�Uf;T 25
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triple as the Duffers collected apiece, r o 0
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'twenty-five hits and alo with The final inning saw both yA SeafortJUN 6 -,6at30 P.M. Exeter SeaforthX>; ffiln'
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„ sixteen walks scored almost at teams 'leave mer, on base who e
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`will, failed to make it home. The final JUNE 0 - 4c00 P.M. AUG. 4.4x00 P-51.
The New Team was ted by Ron count was 4 - 4. Jack Price went M Kincardine at Seaforth Exeter at Seafti th "
Henderson at the plate when he the distance for Main Street 1: w .JUNE 16, 2 P.M.
connected for 2 singles -and a allowing only ten softies while
Seaforth at Ggderich Seafoftli, Arva and 4'1lntQu aft~ in
triple to lead their eleven hit Rick Woods was on.tlic mound for JUNI;,27 - 6:30P.M. C. Category.
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roved gam ;;. '• of Fix y rt F1..
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perience showed on the New big upset when" -•the Queens . t f "" , fv AF ,;q;n n
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Team. The Duffers opened a 5 - 2 completely • dominated play to
first inning lead and were never score a convincing 25 - 3 win over •
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reap threatened as the had two the Teachers: Eric Chuter on the � � Y° �' � - " ��
big innings with eleven runs in mound for the Queens handcuffed
the third and thirteen runs iq the the Teac ers. Howard James and e i NOW AVA �111i:
i' LIMON LADIES MARCH —About 125 'Legion Brus�els, Corrie and other towns in , Western" ,
fifth to score a lopsided win. Bill Weber shared pitching duties - • •
Mike Marion went the distance for the Teaches and were hit for Ladies attended a Zone Convention in Seaforth last Ontario. The Seaforth Legion Ladies came second in • ��'�' and 2nd'' IV10rfg •
on the mound for the Duffers to twenty-two softies. The Queens, Wednesday night and paraded down Main Street. the zone for fund raising this year. (Staff Photo) atywhine is Ontario od
gain the win while Jack Sto4•ey one of the new entries this Legion Auxiliaries were here from Exeter, Clinton, ti Rlr�p r1,Nq#X� �pv�yt
d started for the newcomers only to season, ' looked anything but
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be relieved by Jack Ungarian, inexperienced as the few old•
The late encounter at the Pool Mechanic players showed they lntedntor land 6w � •pmt •
also was a lopsided count when still have what it takes as theyClin-ton defeat's'St.r+O� P Columban-.,2-0
8B}P$168L'NTATIVLB IN YOUR Ai the Turf Club scored an easy 22 . battered the Teacherg. Bill Weber
SAFEWAY INVESTNIEi _ •
win over the Firemen in the first making a comeback after. a years . '. " ` other experienced fullbacks on • -
inning while holding the Firemen absence, proved In ffective as the (By Keith Murray) With Just S minutes remaining Toni Murray • 1 p •
scoreless. The horsemen added a Teachers had an off night at the On Saturday, May i ltb at the in the first half a St. Columban Tom Boutke 6 the Irish to get the ball up to the + •
single marker in the second to, plate and in the field. Clinton fair grounds the Clinton defender in attempting to clear Kart Teichart 2 speedy forward line and hold back , & CONSULTANTS LTD• i
take a 4 - 0 lead and it looked as if The rained -out game between Soccer Club defeated the St. the ball away after a Clinton rush Cord Dick. 5 opposing forwards. Tom with his • •
Columban soccer club b the landed the ball direct) in front of Frank Verberne 9 , abilities on defence will be a great • il1RL�A OOD>� 614''JK"t6116 DOLLEt7T' •
if would be a walk -a -away but the the Turf Club and Texaco has Y Y asset to the team this u comin • ltil[>SAD OF CM: ,68 Wether $L M, X1,,0N& •
Firemen fought back in the third been rescheduled,for Thursday at score of 2 - 0. the goal and Brian Jewitt scored Pat Delaney- 10 season. p g • WE �t Y 1®11�TIItTG H08TQA0= FML L1A2W 17AAW i
with two runs to narrow'the gap to the Pool with game time 7 P.M. Frank O'Verberne and Pat to give Crrit6n a 1 • 0 lead. Jerry Murray MCC lure , 4 ,
4-2. The Turf took over then and STANDINGS Delaney were added to the Irish Lobb received an assist on the • • • • • • • . • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • . 4.0• • • • • • • • • •
t k complete control when they- W L T Pts. line up for the game and seemed play. Upcoming Games
ded five in the fourth and eight Main Street 1 0 1 3 to play quite well. Both teams began the. second The next game will not be until
to the fifth while allowing the Village 1 0 1 3 similar to previous games, St. half with neither having a wind Saturday May 25th when the .
Firem only.3 in return. From Texaco 1 0 0 2 Columban had many chances to advantage as it was blowing Ingersoll Flyers play host to the
then on it was only a matter of Turf Club 1 0 0 2 score but failed to capitalize. The across the field. In the opening St. Columban Soccer Club at ,
how big the margin would be as Queens , 1 1 Q •2 visitors carried the play for the st minutes of play, in the final half, Victoria Park in. Ingersoll. Game '
the Turfers added to their score. Teachers 0 2 0 0 arting 15 minutes towards the a scramble came about in front of time - 4:00.
Wayne Lotz went the distance for Firemen 0 •- 1 o 0 Clinton net but no goals resulted. St. Columban and before the bush The `next Home Game Fill be Used,(1, learanc,e
the Horsemen allowing only New Team 0 1 0 0 Play then evened out for tYie rest could relieve the pressure a on Saturday, June 9th when the '
twelve hits for an easy win. The of the first half with up and down penalty shot was called on what Irish host the Exeter Centennials.
Firemen started with Jim Glew Games this Monday will see the action towards both ends of the many observers felt was a fgolish Centennials. �A
and Don Hulley finished as they Teachers and Village meet in the field. play by ' the referee. Dan ' _ st; Be Sold By MAT 31ST
Col uhoun scored on the shot and
Allowed, twenty-one hits in a early game at the Pool while tfie q r +•
� -- pushed Clinton into a 2 0 lead. t �' //Q// •
Nosing, cause. Queens and Main Street will lock. 1972 ev. V Sedan PS PB and Radio
The action at the Rec grounds horns in the late encounter. St. Columban pressed for a / / /
started with a real cliff hang er. At the Optimist Rec. Grounds goal ,throughout- the remaining
when the Villagers and the Main the early game will see the Turf portion of the game to get back 197 Chev. //Q// Pick-up
Street. played to a 4 4 standoff. • Club take on the New Team while only to be stopped by the
The MainStreet took an early 1 - the late game will' involve the y N goaltending of Clinton who
0 lead in the first inning and it Firemen and'Texaco. although playing well seemed ' 197 C ev impale 4 -dr. fIT PS and ?B '
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shaky at times giving up a great / / + •/
deal of rebounds.
Alight, intermittent drizzle fell`AK NO Reasonable Offer Refused
near the closing of the game but ' '
did not effect the eventual
Millit outcome. Final score Clinton';, v
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and Views St. Columban forwards seGiiied+,x �
I to be slow throughout the game'.
but this could be accouirted to the; �f r '
tough. defense which Clinton1 P!�•527-1%50 • SEAFORTN
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T [played... Victor Kennedy and. is s Maintenance
Brian Jewitt starred for Clinton " Lot Open Evenings to 9 p.n►. nt ea Guardian
vhile Jim Henderson showed well TOM BURKE
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Jim Henderson who is a st Cady St. Columban lineup Meet the St. Columban Soccer
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t performer its a St. Columban Brad Finlayson 9�7
halfback was eery impressive Jim Final•yson w 11 Toni B urke is one of the many
during this game. He st ailed Jim Henderson 14 excellent • fullbacks Z'with St. T
many Clinton drives and carried Casey Van Bak'el 1Columban this yearp Wearing E-LECTROT40ME]
• the,ball up field feeding the ' Brian Murray 155 Number 6. Tom is beginning one
By John D. Baker St. Columban forwards numerousPaul Coyne ' 7 of his - man%, seasons . with St.
Public Relations "Officer, tines. Marvin Kale 3 Columban. He combines with an extra degree of excellence.
Branch 1bb
Past Events Comrade George Inglis. ' The
Last Wednesday May 15th, the •k President of the Ladies Auxiliary,
C I Zone convention for the Peg Coombs will be forwarding a
Ladies Auxiliary was held in the list of the ,officers_ of the Ladies
Legion Hall 'in Seaforth. There Auxiliaryfor '1974-1975 in the
was a large attendance, and many very near future.
important issues were discussed Coming Events
and decisions made. Friday May 24th - There will be
Last Friday May 17th, . the Bingo as usual at the4Legion Hall.
one hundred and SundayMay 26th - The mem-
five
o attracted o
Bingo
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of
five players. Prizes to the valuetiers of Branch 156 are conducting
$360 were divided among the a canvass for the Salvation Army.
winners. Thursday June 6th - Executive
Last Saturday May 18th, the meeting commencing at 8:00 p.m.
installation of officers was held at Saturday June 8th - There will
ilk Branch 156. Officers of the be a social at the Legion Hall.
Branch and of the Ladie's Auxil- Come and dance to the music of
iary were installed by a team from the Royalaires.
Branch 167 Exeter, Comrade Thursday June 13th - General
Peter Malcolm and a piper from meeting commencing at 8:30 p.m.
Exeter piped the officers dpIo the
front to be installed. "r••••••a••••••••••••
Officers for 1974-1975 are as
follows: Comrade Gordon Scott, invest Securely
past President, Comrade George in a
Hays, President, Comrade Tom
N tl Wilbee, 1st Vice President, Com- Q/
rade Lloyd Rowatt,. 2nd Vice
President, Comrade Dick White- 34
ley, Treasurer, Comrade Archie
Dobson, Secretary, Comrade Bill
Dalrymple, Executive Chairman,
Comrade John Sinnamon, Sgt. -at -
Arms, Comrade George Miller, GUARANTEED
Welfare Officer, Comrade Allan TRUST
Nicholson, Membership Chair-
man, Comrade Bob Newnham, Certificate
House Chairman, Comrade Arnie
Vaughan, Entertainment Chair- ,5 Years
man, Comrade Ross Cbutts, ,
0' Sports Officer, Comrade Wilfred Contact:
Titford, Special Events Chair- _
man, Comrade John Wood, Pro-
pertyJohn Chairman, Comrade John .
Baker, Public Relations Officer, InsuraneP Agency
Comrade Bert McClure, Ways S E A F O R T H
and Mean Chairman, Comrade
Henry Ziler, Sick and Visiting Representing:
Chairman, Comrade Bob Spittal,
Branch Padre, Comrades John Victoria and Grey
Longstaff and Ron McDonald, TFUSt -
Auditors,
After thy_ business was con- Sterling Trusts
eluded, a dance and social
evening was enjoyed by many Cruaranty 'rusts
members and their wives. One of
the guests that attended was a Crown Trust
past Provincial Welfare Officer, • • • • • • • i w .. • : e • • • • w
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