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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1974-09-12, Page 9., ,.,... , c. y Ato , r, I :• f THF. HUItvj, C�N7i �..�. - •. - � , �.. ...a nib+ � � �, „ � The Seafortb' I,acrosso team Poug Fry, got his first goal of'the unas tsted '� , pena�t and Sea£6rtix was forced ' lost a close. 54 game to tin haul, highs. With leis,:/ ,than ,tpt►e minutg of to play;thexemainder ofthe l 4me recently. Wvghlartt apgne� the Seafgrtb held' their 3 - 7 playaeft, Sea. otth,� cilaace 'were aliorth4ndcd Atid woro tillable to scoring early in the 'g ilte but this advantage until late" into the shatt -rfrsd as'l��auit.l?i pi�l< d 4tp a ,; p1Gk" up a Y urthtkr 9>ljs was not held lan9 as John Feeney second period but again scored an unassisted goal to tie Winghaln managed to tie it up the game one goal apiece. before the end df the second ..tress than a minute later .Carry period. v Dolmage managed to pick a corne- to give Seaforth a one goal Two goals were scored in the TAILV , ' advantage. Glen Stewart and Pott first two minutes of play of the Crocker got the assists. third period and Seaforth found , Early in the second period themselves scrambling to getXO YOLJFt, 'IDxVmf1AL Wingham tied the spore at 2 All back in the game. With jpst over 3 0 but this was held only for a short minutes�to go John Feeney got his ° `MEASUR time as Gord Geddes. assisted by second goal of the evening. again + DOMINION CLOTHES and J WAR, )ttw COOK., HOUSE LEAGUE CHAMPS -- This Genesco coach Reg. Aubin, back, left, J. Aubin, G. Bedard, S. baseball team were house league champions after a Drager, K. Young, M. Hak, J. Czerwinski, front, B. season of minor baseball play. Players are; 'with Moore, S. Ungarian, D. Anst ett,'B. Campbell and S. Price. (Photo by Phillips) Soccer notes came when the Exeter goalie fumbled an easy ground ball goal post with assists going to scoring championship with Neil skeet scores but could not capitalize on their Columba R beats - Exeter Swl Brian Murray.and Pat Delaney to make the final score read: St, Murray. A strong buil-like player„ Brian has very many important chances to break the one -all tie. . Columban - $; Exeter - 1. years of soccer left in him playing at Van, astra .. Soon Scored adrsfi •playoPietled stX§y4b .i Coyne who had the whole open o.,3Csltt3%hih n .t,t ` Keith Murray St. Columban... Roger Thornton For the next 5 minutes, the Big game for Brian Murray:.. First Goal On „Sunday, August.25th, the and Flyers goalie best performers Irishmen caught fire with 'their Shakey goaltending provided St. St. Columban got their first r St. Columban Soccer Club came for Ingersoll during game. attack. Brian Murray narr ly Columbian with many rebounds. s a from behind to• tie the Ingersoll Defeat Exeter Easily thissed a "hat trick" about one Next Game took down Flyers 2-2. Last Sunday, in Exeter, the St. minute later as he had the open The n"�xt-�'�ji1 be on+"wn* and tired the Flyers second and In this game, played at Victoria Columban Soccer Club easily net to shoot at after John Van Sunday, September 15 when the 17 Park' in Ingersoll, the Flyers defeated tim Exeter Centennials Bakel banked a hard shot off the ' St. Columban Soccer Club host Mery Batl in, Clinton opened quickly and before a ' by the score of 5-1. post. Immediately after this, the London Hellas Soccer Club. •. minute had -,been played, Roger St. Columban controlled play to Murray McClure scored after a This is a very crucial 4 -point game _ "� Thornton scored on dribbling a great extent in this game and bounce off the crossbar by Brad for both teams as the season this way till the end of the first rebound of goalie Neil Murray constantly kept the Centdnnials Finlayson. draws to a close. Good fan • . (replacing the injured Frank" :hemmed in. For example, for the Quick Burst support is needed to cheer the , Verbcnc)and had the easy shot first 15 minutes of play, Exeter' Another quick burst provided boys on. ..from 10 yards out. had a total of 2 shots at Gord Brad Finlayson scoring on a lead COMING DOWN FROM A JUMP — Walton Fifteen minutes later, newcomer Tom Murray scored on Dick, the Yish goalkeeper, substituting for Frank Verberne ball after a good ceutering toss from Casey Van Bakel and Meet the St. Columban Soccer Team ,area motorcycle rider Chris Lee is coming out of a jump in a breakaway while. playing for who was ready to return to action Murray McClure. Brian who is the second the first heat of the race for 250 cc bikes at the .Neil Murray in a shuffle at the but broke his thumb at the last Finally after about 20 minutes youngest on the team at only 17 is Maitland Dirt Riders Moto -cross race near Walton on centre position. An assist on the practice and, will be out for had been played in the second a strong member on the outside Sunday. Chris, riding, a Kawasaki, won the first heat play went to Pat Delaney for his 'another long period of time. half, Casey Van Bakel scored St. left position. His left foot shot is a• . of the race over a rough course. good- clearing, -pass to Murray. St. "Coluinban's best chance Columban's final goal as he valuable asset of Brian's and drilled a hard long shot off the currently in a tight race for the. Play was -well in the favor of St. M: Columban to the end of the half came when the Exeter goalie fumbled an easy ground ball goal post with assists going to scoring championship with Neil skeet scores but could not capitalize on their giving the ball to Neil Murray. Brian Murray.and Pat Delaney to make the final score read: St, Murray. A strong buil-like player„ Brian has very many important chances to break the one -all tie. Murray in, turn passed to Paul Columban - $; Exeter - 1. years of soccer left in him playing at Van, astra .. Soon Scored adrsfi •playoPietled stX§y4b .i Coyne who had the whole open o.,3Csltt3%hih n .t,t ` i Irish Inklings W-1,„<, forxSt. Columban. No. �o'`yllttt15) It a the first as Ingersoll scored as First Goal Dave Wit'tingdon 22 soon as play started. This came as St. Columban got their first Hermie Fischer, Benmiller 19 Winter picked u c ball in a in fro the Irish goal about five minutes”' later asJoe Brian Murray the ball Huron Trail Riders take trip Keenan, Bayfield Morris Fauve, Goderich 20 17' scramble of cage took down and tired the Flyers second and the sidelines off a goal kick by Ashley Gilbert, Goderich 17 last goal of the contest. Tom Burke. Murray tired• a hard Overthirty horses and riders Around 5:00 in the afternoon all Mery Batl in, Clinton 17 Pat Delaney scored about 15 to shot off the goalie into the corner took advantage of the beautiful horses and riders had completed Brom Koene• Bayfield 17 20 minutes later on a tremendous off. the net. The score remained weather on Sunday afternoon. the course w1 6n: scalloped Glen Moagk, Bornholm 16 shot which banked oft' the post this way till the end of the first The trail ride left the Keith Tyn- potatoes, cold slaw, salads and Terry McClinchey, Bayfield 1s. e gw Installed by the foot Phone 527-1533 or 527-0449 Seaforth Choose fresh the very latest Worsteds; Tweeds, Flanhels, Cheviots, Twists and Gabardines in a brand new range of checks, twills, plains and stripes that feature the fall range. If you're hard to fit with a ? stock size, or want to be really exclusive in appearance, choose from these smart fail suitings now. 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Harrison Schock, Zurich 21 attack up tet, the end of the game the Irish goal. Only a smart play over 1'2 miles of cross ---country - • '-The next H.T.R. event is 'a Peter Roy, Clinton .20 They're He re only to be thwarted by the at the goal line by Dave O'Reilly riding, through bush, over western horse show on Sunday at Art MacDougall. Goderich 19 magnificent play of the small but saved a sure goal. This resulted streams, and up steep embank-' the Dungannon Fair Grounds Jerry Coleman, Seaforth 17 sturdy Flyer goalie. Final score in a penalty shot which Exeter ments. " which is limited to club members. Jim Hogg, Seaforth 15 2-2. scored upon to tie the game at g The All New Irish Inklings one -all tic: Toni Murray played good game About 15 minutes later; Brian for St. Columban... Pat Delaney Murray on a pass from Marvin finally came out of his long Kale burlied down the sideline ..,� .�. scoring slump... Neil Murray and drilled a hard shot similar to played good game as goalie for his 'goal in the first half. y r helpYOU '• 7 - . Hugh Sheldon one of our representatives Will be at 482-9545 Town Hall Council Chambers 23 Albert St., Clinton, Ont. On September 16, 1974 from 1 - 4:30 p.m. 1032 Ontario Street, Stratford, Ontario ` N5A6Z3 THEY FEATURE THE FINEST LEATHERS; COMBINATION LASTS, AND PERFECT' FITTINGS -- FOR THE WOMAN WANTING A .. GOOD SHOE. . .. - GRAD #2: A soft black kid leather with a low .10/8 heel for Walking or Dress. Per Pair 25.95 SERVICE SENIOR: In brown calf leather: This shoe has excellent support for the arch widths - AA, B, C, E. Price a Pair 26.95 SMYTH'S STORE, OPEN CHAVX ' FRIDAY NIGHTS , TILL NINE Mitch elh- 348-9951 , I Exeter: 235-1933 • STEREO and COLOR TELEVISIONS. Many different models to choose from 1 WP see them now bt CROWN M w HARDWARE r t