HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1975-09-25, Page 7TRI COUNTY CHAMPS — The Wintrhop. Pee Wees
were tri county league champs this year. Joe Steffler,
secretary-treasurer of the Minor Softball Association
presents the trophy to team captain Danny McClure,
while coach Bob Regele and teammates look on.
They are, back, left, Jeff Hackwell, Art Glanville,
Bob Axtmann, Bruce Godkin, Robert Taylor and
centre Dennis Loughnane, Jim McDonald and Brad
Campbell, front, Bob Thompson, Steve Heuther,
Murray McNichol and BrianMcGavin.
(Photo by Phillips)
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OUT OF THE BARRELAND ON TO THE HORSE — One of the young competitors
in the barrel race at the Fair scrambles to get back on his horse. (Staff Photo)
London
A SERIOUS BUNCH — 'Competitors in the light
horse show events at the Fall Fair take things
seriously as they walletheir horses past the judge.
(Staff Photo)
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Exhibition Soccer Action
The C4th Hasbeens
host
The Seaforth Continentals
FRIDAY, SEPT. 26
Under the lights at the Optimist Park
GAME TIME :— 8:00
GoOonwes,
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Centennaires
Home Games
Family $50.00
Adult $15.00
Students $10.00
Save $ 9.00
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Seaforth Centenaires played an
Exhibition hockey game last
Monday evening at Centralia
against London Jr. C's. London
took advantage of defensive lapses
by Seaforth in the first period to
open a 3-0 lead. The period was
it: rather chippy as both teams were
nervous, a' total of 15 penalties
were called with Seaforth drawing
7 of these including • a game
misconduct.
The second period saw both
teams settle down to play hockey.
Winthrop Pee Wees
tri-county champs
Both teams picked up six penal-
ties and each scored two goals.
Seaforth's goals were scored by
Gary Phillips with Paul Hulley
and Kevin Bennett assisting on
the first marker and an unassisted
effort by Gary counted the second
marker.
The third period saw Seaforth
outscored -4-2 and again London
picked up more penalties 6to4 all
minors. Dave McClure scored
Seaforth's 3rd goal with Don
Continentals
score 10-1
On Sunday September 21, the
Seaforth Continentals travelled to
Grand Bend for the last scheduled
game of the season. The Cont-
inentals started the scoring of the
game wrapping up 10 goals to
lead Grand Bend 10-0 and with
very little time left in the •game
#10 John Wrendels got Grand
Bend's only goal to make the final
score 10-I.
Seaforths #10 Murray Drager
getting 3, #9 Johnny Nielson
getting 2 and #12 Ted Jannatt,
#10 Brad Glanville #13 Brett
Finlayson, #11 Stephen Under-
wood and #18 Brad Rice all with a
single to make up the 10 goals.
#18 Brad Rice scored his second
goal of the season on Sunday in a
well placed, pro-like penalty shot
in the lower corner of Grand
Bend's net well out of play of the
goalie.
[September 10)
Team
Team #1
5
Team #5
Team #4
5
TEam.#6
2
'Team #3
2
Ladies' high single, Ann
Kistner, 251; Ladies' High Triple
Joan Stapleton, 613. Men's high
single and triple, Mervin 'Dietz,
239, 599.
(September 17)
Team standings:
Team ti-5
12
Team #1
10
TEam #2
7
Team #4
5
TEam #3
4
Team #6
4
Dublin bowling
Ladies' high single, Mary
Bradley, 256; High'. Triple,
Shirley vosper, 603. Men's high
single and triple, Frank Kistner,
299, 668.
The Winthrop Pee Wee boy's
team coached by Bob Regele went
all the way last Wednesday
evening by defeating Brussels in
the final round 3 straight games
to win the Tri-county Pee Wee
softball championship.
This is the first year for
Winthrop to enter a team in this
league.
The first big fund raiSin$ event
for the Seaforth arena renovationS
'went off well on Sunday when 85
roller skaters stayed on the rink
for fourtours to bring in pledges
.of over $1,250. 104 skaters took
part. in the roll-a-thon.
Recreation Director Clive Buist
said that the four winners who
have the highest pledges will be
announced Oct. 4. All pledges
must be collected and submitted
to the recreation office by that
Leaders
needed
for hockey
date,
from $193 to 80e, Iv1r. Du* said
and he added that the kids who
Accumulated pledges ranged all Ow sports critiipMegihey Iran call -p if they inqtut ShipfORNITI
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ate . urged people ,t9 gatherrecreifitm Office; "Qr. 010' ran:.
took part enjoyed themselves.
The used sports equipment
auction 4,111 be held Saturday,
October 4 at the arena as a second
fund raising event. Mr.Buist said
lots of donated equipment has
been promised but little delivered
yet.
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This Sunday, September 28 y 1:30
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Nicholson and Gord Carnochan
assisting. The fourth marker was
an unassisted effort by Rick
McDonald.
The game saw Seaforth outplay
London with shots on goal but
failed to finish off these plays.
Several new faces are in the
Seaforth line-up as they showed a
Ittle lack of experience but proved
they have a strong team.
Seaforth's next exhibition
game will be this Sunday after-
noon when they travel to Glencoe
to play Mt. Bridges tri-County Jr.
D. team. Then they have two
games arranged for Seaforth to
date October 10th with Mt.
Bridges supplyingthe opposition
and October 13th an afternoon
game against the London Jr. C's.
When the Seaforth Minor
Hockey Association met this week
to organize the season for the
more than 200 children 'who will
register for hockey, they found
few adults were interested.
Eight people attended the well
advertised meeting, and they
were the "faithful few", Clive
Buist, rec director said.
Former chairwoman Joyce
McClure and Secretary Betty
Bennett are stepping down and
their positions must be filled
immediately, Mr. Buist said.
Managers and coaches are also
desperately needed.
Last year 213 area kids played
in Association organized hockey
but only 13 people . have
volunteered to supervise them.
Another meeting has been
called for Monday, September 29
at 8 p.m. All interested parents
are asked to attend. The rec .
director says that people who are
interested in a coaching or
executive role this year who can't
attend MOnday's , meeting should
contact either Joyce McClure or
Pts. the recreation office.
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SOCCER
St. Columban
vs
St. Marys
SUN SEPT. 28
at 2 p.m.
in
St. Columban
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