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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1976-08-19, Page 12r1;,. ....- 4.• „. HIVIROO .,EXPQ.SITOR, AUGUST 194 191I6; GOOD TIMES GOOD VALUE KOWC1S0 ki - CZ-Suzuki SALES AUTH;ORIZED RENTALS 1613-L1,17 Sports& Recreation Limited Varna, OnL Dial 262-5809 SERVICE 111E WALTON INN BANQUETS and FAMILY DINNERS 887-9293 , Closed Moilday The regula season ended last Monday e ning and with only one ''nor rained out_ game to make u , it coeld Still change the final s ndings of three teams. The Texaco Duffers clinched first pl ce last Thursday evening as they edged a strong Firemen nine by a 10 - 7 count. - The long ball proVided the difference as Bob Dinsmore hit a solo home run which Fred Burton and Moe • Huard both added triples and Jim McLeod added, a d'oubl'e as the Duffers moved 3 points up on the Queens with only 1 game remaining. Monday's action saw the Duffers finish with a flourish as they nipped the Mainstreet nine 7 - 6 in a real cliff hanger. Again both teams used the extra base h its to advantage as the game see-sawed back and forth. Moe Huard, Murray Connelly, and Ron Beuerman. all had doubles while Fred BurtOn and Bob Dinsmore added triples for the winners. Bill Roberton and. Ray Anstett had doubles for the losers while Bob Beuttenmiller added a triple in a losing cause. Ben Akker stroked the winning hit in' the seventh inning as the Duffers edged out 'the win. Finished Second. ' The Queens finished in second place and left the Teachers in the cellar as the Queens dominated play and scored an easy 10 - 2 win. The Queens built up a 7 - 0 lead before the Teachers hit .the scoreboard. The Teachers were never really in the contest as they failed to find their batting eye. The Queens struck for fifteen hits while the Teachers replied with only five as they just didn'tThave the desire.. , The Lions Park saw the Firemen remain ope point up on , the Turf Club as the teams battled to a 12 all draw. The tie leaves the Turf Club in seventh place and moves the Boys, ball teams start semi finals tonight- -Tonight, August 19, all four holiseleaget teams will play a one game semi-final, The. winning , teams will meet next week, Thursday, August 26 to declare this Year's Champion. Although the league has run into a number of wet nights on Thuridays it is hoping the next two games,-,,, will prove M have good weather. • Even. the losers Wilt Win tonight as they will be- treated t'o' hot dogs' and pop after the- game. the finalists Will itatte to wait- tititii the followittg week to enjoy their refreshments. ,rr industrial ball teams face one more game c e” played Wednesday night at the Optimist. Park with each series being two of three games.. FINAL STANDINGS W L T Pts. Texaco 10 '2 2 22, Queens. •7 2, 5 19e,, Mainstreet 5 4/- 5 "15,, * Village 5 6 3 13 Teachers 3 10, 1 7• ,Fourth and fifth and sixth places were determined by the games played against each other. Series A Firemen. VS Texaco MONDAY 7 p.m. SERIES B Travellers VSQueens MONDAY.8:30n.m. SERIES C Turf Club.VS Mainstreet WEDNESDAY 7 P.M. SERIES D Teachers VS Village . 'WEDNESDAY 8:30 P.M. Firemen into a possible fifth place finish.Both teams played well but failed to take advantage of easy plays as the defensive play left a lot to be desired. Late Contest The late, contest saw the Travellers come 'from behind to nip the Village by an 11 - 10 count. The win moved the .,„e Firemen' 5 6 3 13 TraVellers 'into ' a tie with the * Travellers 6 7 1 13 Firemeri and Village. The Village Turf Club 4 8 2 10 had built up a big 8 - 3 lead early in the game but couldn't hold on as the Travellers rallied to pull out the victory. The'' only remaining game between the Village and Teachers now could move the Village into third place or drop them into sixth' place. Tuesday night saw the, Teachers upset the Villagers -and knock them back into fourth place. The playoffs start this Monday evening with Series A at 7 p.m. and Series B at 8:30 at the Optimist Park. The remaining 'Series C and Series D will be Oilert down'Bombers in. Cromarty, 1 4-i 3 • ' The B.P. Oilersiend Twin Ciiy Bombers played ball in Cromarty on Sunday, August 8. The final score was 14-13 for. the. Oilers. On Monday, August 9 Dublin Dukes and the Oilers played at Winthrop. The Oilers won the game 20-14. Paul McCalluin and Dennis Murray each had a home. run. The Oilers returned to Dublin •on Sunday, August 15 to play the Dukes. The Oilers defeated the Dukes 16-10. Dublin Irish Rovers played on Monday, August• 16 against the Oilers. Paul McCallum got _a home run to help the Oilers win the game 19-11. The Oilers have two scheduled games left before playoffs start. Next home game is Monday, August 23 against Mr. Stereo at 9:00 p.m. ---SEAFORTH COMMUNITY CENTRE 1 .976-1977 RATES - ICE RENTAI. Local Non:Local Seaforth Minor Hockey- Seaforth Figure Skating Broomball & I.H.L. $17,00 /hour $20.00 /hour $12.00 /hour $12.00 /hour $17.00 /hour AUDITORIUM Monday - Thursday $75.00 Friday & Saturday — $100.00 • . Main Floor , $125.00 These-'rates are now effective, however, they do not affect prior bookings Hunter Safety Cours bilteld on Sunday, August 29 " 7:00 P.M. Seaforth Town Hall in conjunction with the Ministry of Natural Resources Regiiter by phoning , DAVE DALE 527-0710, The first arrivals in our fall range of Leisure Suits, feature New Fortre)"' Gabardine, Fortrel Cavalry Twill, Fortrel Tweeds and pure wool flannel worsteds. The new colors include, Royal, Blue Grey, Green Brick, Brown and Sand in size ranges from 36 to 48:" See these new suits now at Our' special prices. k Tiger Brand Color BRIEFS Tiger Branch.,Color T SHIRTS Stanfields Color T SHIRTS Happy - Fbot SOX Levi Pre-Wash 31114JEANS Levi Pre-Wash Wide Leg JEANS.. . Jack's DENIM BELLS 2.00 2.75 2.95' 1.95 :19.95 19.95 13.95 THEY'VE DONE IT AGAIN — Seaforth's champion figure skat r U0'0 r Jr. and his -partner lori Baler of. Mitchell won a bronze medal in xed pairs competition at the Central Ontario figure skating championships in Toronto. Lloyd also won th.e novice men's championship• and got a silver for interpretat ive skating. Lori was first in the junior ladies. Last month in Niagara Falls Lloyd won the novice men's championship, Lori the junior ladies and the pair placed third in novice pairs. After a few days at home next week Lloyd goes to UWO for a course ahen on to Lake Placid, New York for a session with coaches. He's the son of Loyd and Bev Eisler of Seaforth. , enjoyed by some twentpsix were played and high score's for Finlayson also .101m, Patterson Your reporter erred in last guests of the Exeter Club on Wes Watson of Exeter and. ladies. and courtesy roma' cd, (‘Plit-tersou at Wingham men's 7P nl. Thursday evening August 12th. Other local two members of ti.o Seaforth Lawn the evening was Mr. Art and Jack Sinclair, week repert and my apologies to and members wishing to bowl Bowling Club when they were Finlayson of Seaforth with Mr. • Lunch was served by the Exeter Dave Cornish who was with John please have your names in 'b efore St. COIL/mbar) tightehs — l'usday evening saw thirty lkfttchell while the ladies are Seafotth bowler, An excellent evening was Two, games of mixed jitney were Dorothy Hayes 014 Mary on behalf 0 the Seaforth Club. game winners expressed by Mr. Erich Matzold doubles and"--won ' 2ticr.prize s lay in xe p Itee're,. • all 2nd Erich Mataold 2 and 29. Adamson 2 and 31, 2nd:Katie was lst:Edgar Allen Land 32 and bowlers out for our regular jitney • entries of doubles are going to crowds this season. • ladies trebles. Phillips 2 and 25. For the men it this being one of the largest instead of Clare Reith, Wednesday several men's Winners were 1st, Eileen E fer be sending an entry to Wingham to and men to be played for whenever a challenge is contested, , • are challenge pins for both ladies TII:ouvyrsilniagy leovrentinheg ;t 7te p.m. trophy will Has everyone forgotten there Good bowling to all. • • O 00_ .70 Leanne McKay and Helma Wri ith home runs and Susan under ith a triple were the hitters for Linda's team. DianneMcGrath hit-a home run and Terry "CNichol hit a triple to lead Doroth a's team to victory. runs. Donna MuCone had a triple fpr Bantam girls out of 'playoffs Betty's team. Rose Bisback and Joap Sills' hit a, home run and Seaforth Bantam Girls Susan McAllister pitched very 5oftball team have been putout of Marg Sills with two home runs each, Marie. Little and Norah well. The team had a lot of fun the best 2 out of 3 playoff games. 'Eckert with home run each, and a The girls played against Mitchell playing this year, and are looking Frances'Scott Kling and Nancy on August 10th and 12th. The forward to playing again next with . a, 'triple each, were the final scores wre 16-5 and 12.6 year. We thank our coaches and hitters for the winning team. infavour of Mitchell girls. But • supporters for all their Dorothea Williamson's team even with the defeat the girls. advanced to the finals by defeat- encouragement. - felt they played very well. /..... .. ", .. . , . . ,/ .., 4 •',"•P.P' ,, ..., ., ; , . . - --, . • That's the key * . to a' Top * '4', Ns . Snider Top .., .•''''1' • . Selection! , deal Value! . , I - • • P • . , . ... 1974 FORD LTD 4-door, V-8, automatic, power steering,.power brakes, air conditioning. Licence HNK687 .. " , '3695 ,,, , 1971 CHEVROLET 2-door, V-8, automatic -transmission. Before inspection. Licence DFX733. . 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On Wednesday, August 11, Casey Van Bakel scored once and set up two goals by Brian Murray to lead St. Columban to a 3-1 victory over London Lusitanos. This was perhaps St. Columban's , best game of the year to date as every player on the team turned in a strong 90 minute perfor- mance, Van Bakel opened the scoring after only 5 minutes of play as he received a pass at centre, beat 2 defenders and, sent a booming drive into the far top corner of the net from the top Corner of the penalty area. hold. oh V4 s econd pictee.: However, Lusitanos tied the defeat London Hungarians "B” score shortly after when goal- 2-1. Pethaps suffering a let down tender Frank Verberne misjudged after their Lusitanos game, pract- ically the whole team came up Eat a rolling shot. Brian Murray put St. Columban back into the lead for this meeting. All the players were trying hard and no one gave before halftime as he finished off up, but the spark'seemed to be a fine passing play involving Van Bakel and Brad Finlayson. missing from their play. The second half of play was as St. Columban started strongly enough ''and had al-0 lead after even and exciting as the first and only the defensive play of the 20 minutes. However, Hunger-fullbacks kept Lusitanos from fans reduced their lead to 1 just tying the game. Finally, with ten before halftime and pressed- the minutes to play, Brian Murray entire second half for the equal- put the game out of reach as ..he izer which just wouldn t come steered in a perfect cross from the Brian Murray and Paul Coyne handled the scoring for St. righton wing.satu Saturday, August 14, St. Columban. • • Columban played as poorly as St. Columban has now pulled to they did strongly in their previous within 2 points of Delhi and the game, but with some good luck showdown for 1st place is'in Delhi and fine goaltending held on toon Sunday. When these teams met earlier in the season, St. Columban won 3-2 at home in a very exciting contest, , .Ara' League Standings St. Columban W L T Pts. belhi 12 1 1 -25 11 2 1 23 Lusitanos 9 5 0 18 Heuo,sngarians "B" 8 4 2 18 L 8 4 2 18 Huron House 7 5 1 15 St. Thomas "B" 5 7 1 11 Carnival - 4 5 2 10 3 8 1 •7 - St. Marys Goderich "B" 2 9 2 6 Oakridge "B" 2 8 1 5 .eer-e:ee" Portuguese "B" 0 1.1 . 0 ladies ball Two teams finis Norah Eckert's team defeated Betty Beuttenmiller's team 39-12, to move into the finals in ladies ball play. At the third inning, Betty's team was down 13-11, but sloppy fourth, fifth and se----ifh—tfinth-gr—w allowed Eckert's team 26 more ing Linda Coleman' (Debbie Rau's) team 31-19. For t first five innings, Linda's team ahead. In the" sixth inning, Dorothea's team collected.13 runs to put them ahead, and that 's here they stayed. • Qn . . . , • .• . .10* -