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in ladies baseball
Fo ur teams have now been
eliminated as the Semi-finals are
now underway. The Teachers
were the first out as they dropped
two straight. games to the Village
after a lopsided first contest
which the Village won 16 - 3. The
Teachers fought back in the
second contest but fell short as
they dropped the game by an 8 - 6
count.
The Village rpoves on as they
now face the Turf Club in one
semi-final as the Turf Club
advanced with two straight wins
over a determined Texaco nine.
The Turf won 10.5 in the first
game and then hung on for a 12.9
win in the second igame 'to put the
Duffers on the sidelines.
The Firemen also were
eliminated quickly as Main Street
had little trouble in either game.
They won 16.5 and 16-3 to put the
smokeaters out. Main Street now
advances to the other Semi-Final
against the Travellers who took
the longest to advance as they
took three games to ell minate
the Queens. The Queens went
down fighting as their series
stretched to 3 games. The Queens
took the opener 16-15 in extra
innings but the Travellers came
back to nip them 9 - 8 in the
second game forcing last
Sunday's third and deciding
game. The Travellers hung on to
squeak out a 'narrow 4 - 2 victory
and move into the semi-finals
against Main Street.
Semi-Finals
Monday night saw both
semi-final series rained out as the
early game between the Turf Club
and the Village was deadlocked at
3 apiece in the fourth inning when
the rain came. The games were
rescheduled for Tuesday evening
with the second game of each
series, to be played Thursday
(tonight).
The Semi-Final series got
underway last Tuesday night with
starting results as both games
were upsets. The Villagers played
an outstanding fielding game and
game struck early as they handed the
previously unbeaten Turf Club a
Owing to the wet field condition
at Hully Gully on Labour Day the
first annual Farmer Bby Tourna-
ment was played at the Benmiller
diamond.
Stanley Township boys started
off strongly, against Goderich
Township and built up an 11-2
lead behind the steady pitching of
"Alfie" Taylor, who also had the
best hit of the day, a home run
over the left field fence. Danny
Taylor went in to pitch for Stanley
in the last inning with John
Hoggarth going the distance for
Goderich Township. This game
ended in a 11-7 win for Stanley.
The second game was a heart-
breaker for the Hullett boys who
were leading the strong Colborne
club by an 8-5 score going into the
bottom of the seventh with the
Howatt boys and Steve Reid
corning up with key hits. However
with one out away from a win a
"costly" fielding error allowed
Colborne to score two unearned
runs and win the game 9-8.
Main Stitet just couldn't back
in the game as the Travellers
played head's up ball to`open a 1
0 series lead, Jack Price allowed
just 11 hits but his team-mates
committed the costly errors and
Tuesday evening at 7 p.m.
twenty-eight bowlers were
present bowling for the Soole
Trophy. In first place and winning
the trophy were Tom Phillips
(skip) and Helen Connell (lead).
In second place was Clarence
Walden and Elmer Townsend;
3rd. Erie Matzold and Edgar
Allen and 4th Dave Cornish and
Norman Riehl. Mrs. Jas. F. Scott
donated prizes for the 1st place
winners as a tribute to the
memory of her late father who
was an ardent lawn bowler. Lunch
was served after the game and a
most enjoyable evening reported
by all.
Seaforth ladies bowled on
Wednesday afternoon for the
McLean trophy and in 1st place
was Helen Connell and Verda
Sinclair with 3W plus 38; 2nd.
was Mae. Habkirk and Tena
Dennis with 2W plus 24; 3rd. Ida
Close and Hazel Hildebrand with
Marguerite Walden 2W plus 23.
Mrs. Close and Hazel Hildebrand
each skipped 11/2 games. Mrs.
Close the first and Hazel the
second half.
A carload of ladies attended a
ladies tournament at Sarnia last
week but no results have been
reported as yet.
Students from S.D.H.S. under
the direction of Miss Weiler will
be using the greens during the
coming weeks at 8:30 a.m. and
2:30 p.m. on different days.
On Sunday, September 21st
there will be mixed pairs bowling
for the annual fowl tournament at
the Seaforth greens at 1:30 p.m.
Several men plan to attend
Exeter men's pairs on
Wednesday afternoon.
/Good bowling to all.
Marg Van Dyke
The St. Columban soccer squad
were defeated Sunday 3 to 1 by
the surprisingly strong Grand
Bend team. This was the first
game in three weeks for the local
club, and the effects of the layoff
were quite noticeable in the first
half. Grand Bend started quickly,
scoring on a penalty shot with less
than two minutes having been
played. The penalty shot was a
result of defender Louie Arts
slipping inside the penalty area
and handling the ball as he fell.
Grand Bend continued to press
and were rewarded about 20
minutes later when a cross from a
free kick was tapped in from 8
yards out. The score increased to
3 - 0 near the end of the first half
when the Grand Bend
• right-winger scored on a sharp
angle shot, the ball going through
the goaltenders legs.' ,
House League
The Seaforth House. League
have completed their baseball
schedule for this season. Ron
Drager's Expos won over Gard
Pryces Winthrop team, while the
Pirates coached by Reg. Aubin
were defeated by the Yankees
coached by George Ribey, in the
first round of the playoffs.
The Championship game on
August 27th saw the Expos win
over the Yanks in a close fought
game ending by a score of 14 to
12.
All teams were treated to pop
and hot dogs following their final
game and each player will
receive a crest.
The House League organizers
thanked all the coaches and
umpires who helped during the
season.
Winthrop, in the league for the
first year, were congratulated on
the progress they have made.
St. Columban took the wind
advantage in the second half and
finally started to carry the play.
The lone goal of the second half
was scored by Paul Coyne.
However, St. Columban had more
fine, scoring opportunities and
with a little more accuracy and
luck could have tied the score.
Pat Delaney, Gord Dick, Paul
Coyne, Brian Murray and Jim
Finalyson , all had good chances
while at the other end of the field
the steady play of Brad Finlayson
was keeping the St. Columban
team within reach.
In the end, it was the hard work'
and overall hustle of the Grand
Bend players that won them the
game.
Continentals•
lose first
On Thursday, Sept. 4, 1975 the
Seaforth Continentals hosted
Goderich for a league game in the
Pee. Wee Division, The game
went scoreless until near the end
of the last half when Goderich
was awarded a corner kick.
Wayne Jackson wearing #12 for
Goderich took the kick and
watched as it drifted by Mike
Scott, the Seaforth goalie giving
Goderich their first win over
Seaforth all season. The
Continentals tried to make a
come-back but Goderich was
determined to hold them off
therefore leaving the game with a
score of 1-0 for Goderich.
.Seaforth's loss to Goderich was
their first all season in league and
exhibition play.
Vanastra shoot
Results of Vanastra Trap Shoot
held on Sept. 4 are as follows:
Jim Sheardown, Goderich 23
Greg Potter, Goderich 22
Jim Butcher, Clinton 22
Merv. BAtkin, Clinton 21
Harrison Shock, Zurich 21
Lloyd Benner, Hensall 21
John Hessels, Goderich 21
Charlie Brandon, Clinton 21
Derwin Carter, Londesboro 21
John Greydanus, Clinton 15
Ashley Gilbert, Goderich 15
Paul Middleton, Clinton 14
Vanastra Skeet Shoot held on
Sept. 6
Mery Batkin, Clinton U 24
Bill McNutt, Exeter 24
Tom Allen, Londesboro 22
Gerry Coleman, Seaforth 22
Derwin Carter, Londesboro 21
Bill Stewart, Goderich 20
Glen Mogk, Bornholm 19
Greg Potter, Goderich 19
Ashely Gilbert, Goderich 19
Harrison Shock,k Zurich 19
Don Bricker, Goderich 18
'Morris Thibenalpt, Goderich 17
Pat Heenan, Seaforth 17
Dennis Brieker, Goderich 16
Wilfred Mullins, Stratford 16
John Hessels, Goderich 15
collected only 9 hits off the
offerings 'of Bill Weber.
The second game of each series
is scheduled for % Thursday
(tonight) so get out, and enjOy4,
some greai baseball.
' This left Stanley and Colborne
the two winners to do battle for
the T. B. Allen trophy. Celbornel
had the momentum going far
them from their previous win and
had built up a 10 to 0 lead by the
end of the third inning. Stanley
sent Danny Taylor in to relieve
"Alfie" who had pitched so well
in the first game but were unable
to catch up and were trailing 16 'to
7 at the end of the sixth', John
Coleman pitched the final inning
for Stanley with no better luck. j1
Much credit for the win can go
to John Bogie the big pitcher for
Colborne who were deserving
winners of the T.B. Allen Trophy.
William Taylor and Ross Whit-
taker did a fine job of umpiring
these games and the boys deserve
a hand for playing three fine ball
games.
Hullett and Stanley have come
a long way since spring as this is
their first year in organized ball
the other two townships having'
been organized longer.
4
0
convincing 13-6 defeat. Hairy
Cook led a fourteen hit attack w th
4 singles while Rick Woods added
two doubles with Doug
Hildebrand, Bob McKellar and
Randy Gridzak each adding
double The Turf couldn't find
their batting eye as Rick Woods
limited the powerful bats to six
hits. The Village proved more
;efficient in the field as they took
advantage of errors and opened a
1-0 series lead.
The .second contest also
provided an upset as the'
Travellers took advantage of
errors and used the long ball to
advantage in upsetting the Main
Street nine by a 13-8 score. Main
Street opened a 3 - 1 first inning
lead as Jack Price doubled and
Bill Roberton tripled providing
the power and it looked as if the
Main Streeters had control of the
game. After a scoreless second
frame the Travellers narrowed
the gap to 1 run in the third as
they counted a single run. The
fourth 'inning , however, proved
Main Streets downfall as the
Travellers counted 8 big runs and
salted the game away. Home
Runs by Larry and Dave Broome
and a triple by Jerry Copper
'provided the power as Main
Street made several errors
allowing the Travellers extra
runs.Main Street replied with two
runs on Bob Beuttenmiller's
triple but it was far short and
Lady players
end season
Ball season for the ladies came
to a close Tuesday evening with
Joanne Matthews' team
defeatingCarol Lobb's team 9 - 3
to take the best of 5 playoff series,
3 games - Matthews' team is the
League Champs and the Playoff
Champs. Matthews' team held
Lobb's team to 4 scoreless
innings. For Matthew's team
Joan Wood batted safely at each
trip to the plate, bunting safely
down the third baseline twice.
Auction
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funds for the Seaforth Community Centre Renovations.
We need any sports equipment that y ou wish to donate:
SKATES — HOCKEY JACKETS — SKI EQUIPMENT — BICYCLES —
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Please drop off any equipment to the Lower Library now through
Wednesday, October 1.
For further informatioq or equipment pickups contact The
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. Sat., October 4, 1 p.m.
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St. Columban loses
Play Hully Gully
tourney at Benmiller