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The Huron Expositor, 1978-06-29, Page 13FOUR + TWO CARPET CLEANERS Mobile Steam Cleaning Plant. WO -clean with...an in Truck Steam Cleaner Call.in London 452-3412 or in Seaforth,•Res. 527-1382 for free estimate , 'V THEMAIROLgX1'OS,TOR,, JUNE'i9, 1970 13 • h I Lea S an ue tightens By Bob Dinsmore The men's Industrial Ball league has tightened the stand- ings over the last' two weeks as _ last years weak teams have come on strong and are showing just how close things are this season. Last week's scores saw the Turf Club continue to lead the league as they hung on for an 8.7 victory over the winless Firemen. The second game saw Mainstreet come up big whipping the Texaco nine, by a 9.-3 count. Monday's %scores saw the Vil7 lage hand on for a narroW 6-4 win over the Travellers while the Queens whipped the Teachers 9-I. This 'week's action saw the TeacherS get back on the winning track as• they dominated play and whipped the Firemen by a • 1313 count, ..The Teachers collected 9 hits including a home run by Gus Feeney and a buses loaded triple by Gary Nicholson while the Firemen managed just five hits with Don Colemen's triple and 13111 Salisbury's double the only extra base hits. The second game proved to be exciting as the Turf Club built up a big lead then hung on for a • narrow 10-9 win over the Main- street squad. The Turf taking advantage of early inning mis- takes and weak hitting built up a 10.•2 lead and looked. like 'easy winners. Mainstreet came back with a big 5 run fifth inning and rallied in the sixth for another run to narrow the gap to 10-8. The final inning saw Mainstreet again try to rally and managed a single run but heads up fielding plays left the tieing run-on third as the rally fell short leaving t he Turf Club victorious. Monday's games proved to be ,. • ' ---i----- . V ......----.) ..."" .---- •-•-"--j. -•"---/-,..,..--------%- ./' ---",...-----...-' --/----,' i ce. the most exciting this season as the Queen's built a big lead on some fantastic fielding plays then struggled to hang on for a 16.11 win over the Traveller. The Queens opened a quick 6M lead in the first inning on 4oubles by Jerome Aubin and Jerry Hetherington. Then with. their first double play of the night snuffled out., a Trayellers rally. The second saw the Queens again pull off a double play to again put the damper on a Traveller uprising. The third saw the Queens add a single run on Bill Ktintz's 'triple but t he' Travel- lerS rallied to hit the scorebOard as a single by Perry Broome pushed across two runs. The fourth inning saw, the Travellers get another run' but again the Queens executed their third double play to stop the rally. In the fifth a single marker moved the Queens up 8-3 and a triple play, the leagues first, saw the Queens again stop a Traveller threat. UP AND OyER — Mike Van Drunen of tWolumban showed find form in the, high jump competitions held in Mitchell 'Friday. Students from all Huron Perth Roman Catholic Separate 'Schools competed' in The' meet organized by local Knighfa of (Expositor Photo) Competition increases at school track hieet . Sixth The sixth inning saw both teams forget about their earlier outstanding plays as the Queens added 3. runs to their total lead by Ray Klaggis 'triples. Then the Travellers sent 14 batters to the' plate pushing across 8 big runs as • gena=-13rcrorne. nand :Scott '-King.- doubled and combined with er- rors tied the game at 11,a piece. The final inning saw the Queens again get thick bats working and Bill Kuntz's triple led them to 5 big runs' and a 16-11 ,lead. The Travellers failed. to rally, as they dropped their fourth decision, Despite Score - The Queens despite the score played excellent fielding baseball setting a league record with 3 double plays and a startling triple play. The win also moved. the Omens int6 a first place-tie with the Turf Club. . . . The late game also proved very exciting as a pitchers duel ended in a 3-2 victory for the Texaco Duffers over the Village. The Village opened a 2-0 lead in the third inning on a double by Ralph Woods and Bill Price's single. The ,Texaco nine narrowed the gap to -1 run as Bob Friendship 'tripled then tried to stretch it to a home run but failed leaving the Village up 2-1. The sixth inning saw Te xaco rally for 2 runs and the lead as a double by Bob Dinsmore and singles by Ben Akker and Gary Finnigan provided the power. The Village than left the tieing run stranded . on- third bate as the Duffers edged out t , win. ! This week s scheduled games will be put at the—end of. the,. schedule as the annual Tourna- Ment will, take place this week- end. The opening game will be Saturday morning at 10 a.m. with games every two hours. The A & B finals Will be played Monday night with Sunday seeing the elimination round. Evenly Matched The, teams are very evenly matched and as was seen Monday night anything can happen so for ToTs of exeitthent -tIon-'t miss this weekend games and don't forget to get your 50-50 ticket available fir any ball player (the draN.;,' will be this weekend). ... Standings ' W .L.P(s. Turf Club ' 5 I 10 - Queens'5, 2 . 10 Teachers 4 2 8 Texaco ' 3 2 6 Mainstreet 3 3 . 6 Village 3 4 6 Travellers 1 4 2 Firemen •0 6 ° 0 Jump - Steven-Eckert,; Standing Long Jump Louie-•Fluttprt; Ball Throw - Greg Murray. Intermediate Girls: 60m Maureen McKeough, 100m Paula Droog; 200m Lisa Renne; 400m Alice Dietrich;' 400m relay - St. Aloysius School; High Ju mpi - Lisa Hodgson; Running Long Jump - Denise Dupuis; Standing Long Jump - Lisa frayne; Ball —Throw - Anne Marie Kelly. Intermediate Boys: 60m Tim Reid; 100m Paul Kraemer; 200m Paul Kramer; 400m Jeff Terpstra; 4(lgrn relay - Holy Name School; . Jump - Paul Murphy; Rnniiing Long 'Jump - Joe SommerSteg; Triple Jump -, Paul Janmoot; Ball Throw - Rob Lane. Senior Girls: 60m Lorraine Smith; 100m Mary 'Anne Heyns- HPRCSS TOP,TRACK AND FIELD ATHLETES — Top winners in the Huron Perth Separate Sc'hools annt'iai •track 'and field meet in Mitchell 'Friday , were these students. The event is sponosred by. local Knights.of Columbus. From left, rear are; James Maloney of the K. of C., Kevin Killby,. Stratford, Paul Kraemer, Hesson, Mary Lou Feeney, St. Marys, Pabla Droog, St. Marys, Jackie Dalton, Kingsbridge, Barbara Conlon, Goderich and Greg Murray, Dublin., (Expositor Photo) The Track Meet for the Huron-Perth R.C.Separate Schools was held on Friday, June 23rd, at Mitchell District High School. This was the third consecutive year for the system Track Meet and the level of competition has increased each year. Knights of Columbus, District 31,, sponsor the awards for this' meet. They also sponsored the. awards for the preliminary meets in each of the FOur Zones. Jim Steffler of Sacred Heart School in Wingham was the co-ordinator for the meet. The individual trophy winners for each of the age grouPs were:. Senior, Boys (13 and. over): Kevin Killby - St.' Michael's School, Stratford. Senior Girls (13 and over): Jackie Dalton - St, Joseph's School, Kingsbridge tied with Barbara Conlon - St. Mary's School, Goderich. Intermediate Boys '(11 and 12,. yrs.): Paul Kraemer -.St. Mary's School, Hesson. • Intermediate GirIsill and 12 yrs.): Alice Dictrick - Our. Lady of Mi.' Carmel School tied with Paula Droog - Holy Name, St. Mary's, Junior Boys: (9 & 10 yrs.): Greg bergen; 200m Rbse Vandenberke; 400m Barbara Conlon; 400m relay - 'St: Michael's School; High Jump - Karen Drennan; Running Long Jump - Lynn Cronin; Standing Long Jump - Cathy Lynn Vandervelden; Ball Throw; Robin MacDonald. Senior Boys: 60m Vern Nicholson; 100m Norman Regier; 200m Kevin Killby; 400m Mike Feeney; 400m relay St. Mchael's; High Jump -, Bill Flanagan; Running Long Jump - Ray Stock; Triple Jump - Kevin Killby; Ball Throw,' Dave Duran. • Winners ;of 'the Open. Events Were: Girls 800 metre: Jackie Dalton. Boys .800 metre: Michael Doerr Girls Shot Put: Theresa Osborn Boys Shot Put: Ron Coolman Industrial fastball league in shape fmish on top." %Benched . Despite being benched for the second half of the Queens- Teachers match a couple of weeks ago Campbell sees the situation in a different •light. "Everyone -has a bad game. Maybe i came back too early .but I'll tell you this •', this club is strong. Look at the bench. It's frightening to see the 'Calibre Of players we have sitting out. We haven't. been liitting all that well. if the bats start booming ...,"- The 'one they call. ' the "hammer" has spoken, If the 'Queens can add some power hitting te an already superb running and fielding game the rest of the league may finally take notice. Thumping And getting back to the game itself,' the Yellow shirts continued their torrid hot streak •by thumping the Travellers 16 - 11 last Monday night. Murray. St. Patrick's, Dublin. Junior Girls [9 and 10 yrs.): Mary . Lou Feeney- Holy Namk School, 'St. Marys. • First place winners were: Junior Girls; 60m Carla Sireon; 100nv Lee O'Rourke; 200m Mary Lou Feeney; 400m relay ..Mt. Carmel ,School; High Jump . Marlene, Kramers: Running Long Jump - Andrea. Zi rimier; Ball, Throw- Jodi Hearn. Junior BoyS:. 60m Toni Mc- Cann; 100m John Megens: 200m Steve McGraw: 400m relay - St. Joseph's . Stratford; High Jump- Greg Murray; Running Long Seaforth Lions 43 Annual CARNIVAL July 21, 22, 23 - at Seaforth Lions Park Winthrop Warettes busy SUMMER DRESSES SPORTS WEAR PANT SUITS BLOUSES SKIRTS - SLACKS SWIM WEAR and MENS SUITS 3 SPORT JACKETS DRESS PANTS SPORT SHIRTS PONY PULLERS FRIDAY DANCE & SING with Tony Nother and DOG SHOW ADMISSION $1.00 SUNDAY 1:30 p.m. MIN I-TRACTOR PULL Association 9 p.m. Lincoln Green Admission $2.00 Admission $2.50 Rides by Rosemount Amusements -Roller C-Oaster --- & otherS ouble Decke . DELICIOUS FOOD Hot dogs Sausage & Sauerkraut acon Burgers Winthrop Warettes have a busy month. June 2 Warettes vs. Oilerettes, lost 22-5; June 7 Warettes vs. N,Dublin. lost 15-3; June 8 Warettes vs. Brodhagen, won 13-11; June 14 Warettes vs. Oilerettes, lost 17-9; June 21 Warettes vs. Seaforth, won 17-9. The girls played in Dublin's slowpitch tournament on June 10. Lost first game 24-2 to Tavistock, the second game to Manley 20-4, but .they did have a lot of fun. Carol Ann Campbell got a home run on June 7. Mary Ann McNichol has managed 2 triples, Marion McClure 1 triple, though they have only won 2 games they keep batting them out and picking thern up, don't we Mary Ann? Neat game June 28 Walton vs. .0 Winthrop at Waltoln at 9 p.m. See you at the game girls. Classified Ads pay dividends. IBy Dave Broome] Remember when irrepressible Harold Ballard 'sent his Toronto Maple Leafs on an impromptu 'vacation last Spring.? The hockey _club had been reeling under an 8 game lesing streak and he figured a much •needed rest might ,be the right, medicine to pep up theeafs sagging 'fortunes. . • ' Well, the crafty Ballard moved right in 'his reasoning as the Terontoniaps roared back north and knocked. off the • heavily' favoured New York. Islanders during. the • Stanley Cup Semi-Finals. However,. Montreal owed that the vacation may not have been long 1 nough. They whipped the Leafs 4-0 before going on to capture a 3rd straight Stanley. Cup. The Seaforth Industrial Fastball League has a 'similar story to tell but not quite on the same scale as Toronto's. - Second Spot The Queens Hotel • are currently seeded in second spot in the standing and it may be no mere coincidence that the Yellow shirts. recent win streak started with the return of Dennis Campbell to the line up. Campbell has just, returned (tom a six week European vacation and his Queens ball team has won 5 straight thatches since his insertion into the line-up. Looking fit 'and considerably lighter Dennis was asked how he felt about playing his first .gaMe. "1-feel pretty-good-right now. I kept in shape by doing a lot of walking and stayed away from the rich European food." Dennis got 3 hits and drove in 3 runs in that initial game and I' asked if he did anything special. "I don't think so. I was just ready to play and things fell into place early." Asked how he feels the Queens will do this year, Campbell replied, "I think we look tough. We have a solid outfield, good pitching and the infield is playing error free ball. If things go well the Queens can Pee Wees Off our Regular Low Prices The Pewee ball game Monday night in crediton was very close. Kevin Drager hit a home run and brought three runs in:. The final score was 14.13 Crediton.