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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1975-07-17, Page 11THEEXPOSITOR Slaforth golfer qualify for open SEAFOR JEWELLERS Three young Seaforth . golfers have qualified to play in the Ontario Junior Golf Champloe- ship. The three boys are Cant Doig, 16, Brian Nigh, 15 and Steve Bennett, 11. Cam shot 70 in qualifying rounds held at the Seaforth Golf and Country Club. He lost in playoffs to Danny Maue of Kitchener. Brian shot 74 and Gorrie downed Winthrop Bantams by a 15 to 10 score in Gorrie. The first inning hurt Winthrop the most for Gorrie scored 9 runs. DAvid Burns and Bill Johnson of Gorrie each scored 3 runs apiece. Once again Doug Mitchell led Winthrop in scoring for he scored 4 of the 10 Winthrop runs. The score of each inning is as follows. 1st inning 9 - 0 Gorrie; 2nd. inning 9 - 2 Gorrie; 3rd. inning 10 - 6 Gorrie; 4th inning 12-9 Gorrie; The early Ladies Industrial Softball game on July 8 saw Jane McNaughton's team give Carol Lobb's team her second defeat of the year. The, score was McNaughton's team 27, Lobb's team 15. Rosemary Bisback had 2 h ome runs for McNaughton's team. Hitting for Lobb's team was Shirley Van Loon with a home run and Carol Lobb with a home run. McNaughton's team held Lobb's came in sixth in quitiVit$, rounds. 53 boys front this area completeCin pfe •clannPleashiP play. Steve, who qualified at NOW Dundee, shot 75 and finished , fourth there. Tile three left for Windsor Wednesday where they will play Friday and Saturday in the provincial junior champ ship tournament. 5thinning 13.9 Gorrie; 6th inning 15-10 Gorrie. The Wintrhop team started' to close the gap just a little too late. If they had played the seventh inning they might have won. John Blanchard- pitched the whole game and was given a loss. This was John's first loss in four appearances. Gerry Berringer hit his 3rd homerun of the year in the second inning. H e also tripled in the 3rd inning. With those 2 hits, he brought in 5 runs. One of them he scored himself. team to 4 scoreless. innings. The late game saw Marie Little's team win their second game, beating Joanne Mathews team 30-25. Hitting for Marie Little' s team wer Marg McCauley with a home run and triple, Helma Wright with a triple,- Ruth Ann Dunlop with a triple and Susan Kunder with a home run. Hitting for Mathew's team were Joanne Mathews with a home run and_ triple and Mary Morey with a triple. 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BOYS SLACKS SEMI FLARE SIZES 7 - 16 DENIM, BRUSHED DENIM & CORD ALSO PLAINS & CHECKS $1,77 to $7," Seaforth - Niagara soccer action From the Hors Mo . Friday evening at the Goderich ract way in the first race Crimson .Joie owned and driven by Bruce Volland of Gederieh was third. Fourth went to Miss Direct Baker owned by Lorne Ty ndall and driven by Frank MacDonald, both of Clinton. Out of the money was Excel Mac owned by Roy Meriam and driven by Jack M eriam both of Goderich. Third in the second race was Janet Express owned and driven by William German of Clinton, Fourth went of Pen Dins Sob owned and driven by Bruce Volland. Second in the third race was Single Johnnie owned and driven by Johnny lvfeir of Seaforth. Fourth was Scott's G. owned by Edith Semis, Goderich. Out of the money was Timberina Hy owned by Arnold Doak of Goderich and driven by Jack Meriam, as was Rusty's Charm owned by John Cox, Wingham and driven by Ron Williamson, Seaforth. Third in the fourth race was Kerr's Boy owned by, Vicky and Shelly Horner of Brucefield and driven by Randy McLean. Fourth was Cromarty Lass owned and driven by William Bennett of Seaforth. Fifth was Derby Bob owned by ron Williamson and Alf Ross, Staffa and driven by Ron Williamson. The fifth race winner was Reggie Ford owned by Charles Grindley of Goderich and driven by Jack Meriam, the mile was in 2:15,3 and the pay off 6.50. Fourth was Valley Creek Cleo owned and driven by William Caldwell of Clinton. Second in the seventh race Crimson Babe owned by Grant Volland, Clinton and Bruce Volland, Goderich and driven by Randy McLean. Third went to Smash owned and driven by Arnold Campbell of Seaforth. Out of the money was Dreambridge owned by Harold Jewell of Goderich and driven by Dennis Jewitt of Clinton. Seventh race winner was Tinys Copper Duke owned by R. McKinley of Zurich and driven by Gerry Roebuck of Goderich. Second was Rhythm's Nancy owned by Dave Muir of Seaforth and driven by Johnny Muir. Fourth was Tommy's Boy owned and driven by Mac Sewers of Londesboro. Fifth was Will He Lochinvar owned by Janet Bennewies , Crediton and driven by Dennis Jewitt of Clinton. The eighth race winner was G.D.Direct owned by Dan and James Riehi of Goderich and driven by John Muir. The mile was in 2:13.1 and the pay off 3.70. Third was Judy Mathers owned and driven by Mac Sewers. Out of the money was Margaret Ensign owned by Gerald Lawson of Woodham and driven by Grant Volland. Out of the money in the ninth race was Mikes Jimmy Lynn owned byLay Zee M Stables, Parkhill and Ken Walgos, London and driven by Gerry Roebuck. Fourth in the tenth was Miss Bell Bars owned by Fred Fowler and driven by' Frank MacDonald.Fifth was El Sam Clowned by Richard Burgess and Jim and Joe Dick, Seaforth, and driven by Gordon Pullman, of Seaforth. 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