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THE HW30 XPOSITOR,' AUGUST 10,, 1970 13
ON THE BENCH—Sitting, on the Seaforth hardball team's bench are
Mince Swarts, Brlao Coombs, Marty Flannigan, Rob Care, Marty Bedard
and Steve Ungarian at Saturday's game in West Branch. -
(Expositor photo)
GET THAT BALL—Ron Scott, Johnny and
Dennis Nielsen are attempting to receive the
pass during the (Weekend match against the
West Branch basketball team.
(Expositor photo-)
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HE\ SHOOTS!—Dave Ellis of the Seaforth
basketball team prepares to shoot a foul shot in
last Saturday's match against the West Branch
basketball team. The Seaforth team lost ,the
game by 11 points. (Expositor photo)
ROUNDING THIRD—One of the West _Branch baseball players rounds
third base as:Terry Morey, Mark McLIvyain and the-West Branch coach
look on. „ (Expositor photo)
A BASKET!—Ron Scott, Jim Watson and Dave
Ellis watch as John Cairns leaps to put a shot
into the basket during Saturday's game in West
Branch. At this point, the West Branch team led '
by 54-42. (Expositor photo)
HERE IT COMES—Debbie Henderson of the Seaforth girls' slo-pitch
teams waits expectantly to mak'- the catch -during Saturday's game
against. the West Branch-, Michigan team. (Expositor photo)
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WHERE'S THE FINISH LINE?— Peter
Underwood is captured here running the 440,
yard event during, track and field competitions
with West Branch, Michigan held in Michigan
on the weekend. , (Expositor Photo)
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READY FOR THE GUN—Mary Lynn Glew, one.
of the Seaforth swimmers who competed in the
International Games in West Wench, Michigan,
gets ready to start the freestyle swim
competition. (Expositor photo)
WE'VE GOT THE BALL—John Cairns, NO. 50
on the Seaforth basketball team, carries the ball
up the floor while team inemberi Jim Watson
and Dave Ellis watch in the background.
(Expositor photo)
Seaforth athleteS also won
a' number of the long jump
events hejd during the track
'and field" competition.
Debbie Wright took first
place in the long jump event
for girls aged seven and
eight years old:
Steve Coombs won first in
the same event for boys aged
nine or 10 years old.
Denise Morey was the first
place finishqrin the event for
*ls aged .nitie and ID years--
old, and David McLlwaincj
on first place for boys aged
11 and 12 years.
Cheryl Read took first .in
the same event for girls:
Peter Underwood won first
place in the long jump for
boys aged 13, and 14 years of
age, and Christine Knetsch
brought home first prize in
the same event for girls.
Mark Underwood won first
prize in the long jump event.
for ,senior boys.
High JurnicWinners
Brenda Wesenberg won
first place in the high jump
event for girls aged nine and
10 years old, and Christine
Xnetsch took first in the
same category, for girls 13
and 14 years.
Mike Betties won first in
the event for lioys aged
seven and eight years. and
Bruce Scott for boys aged
—fine and 10 years.-
Mike Segeren and Barry
Campbell tied for first place
in the high jump fot: boys 11
and 12 years.
In the 880 yard relay event
for girls, the Seaforth team of
Tracy Wright. Brenda
Wesenberg, Pam BettleS and
Denise Morey took first place
.honors.
The Seaforth team of Julie
Knetsch, Janice Uhderwood,
Susan Ball and Ivlarijo Kale
won the 880 yard relay event
for girls 11 and 12 years al&
Todd Morey won first in
the 880 yard dash for ,,boy's
11, 12 years old and peter
... Underwood own the same
event for boys 13, 14 years of
age.
Softball Throw
The boy's softball throw
for competitors seven and
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Seaforth athletes more
than proved their mettle in
competitions with West
Branch athletes in Seaforth's
sister. City in' Michigan over
the weekend.
In the 'track and , field
competitions, the 50.y and
dash for boys _seven and
eight years of age was won;
by Chris Harburn of
Seaforth and 'Andy Ball
placing second and- Mike
Betties third.
Brenda Barry of Seaforth
' placed third in the same
event in the girls' corn.
petition.
In the 70 yard dash for
boys aged seven and eight,
Andy Ball of Seaforth was
first, Mikegrettles was
second and Karon Curra
placed third.
Tracy Read of Seaforth
was third in the'Saine ,event
for 'girls.
Steve Coombs won first
place in the 70 yard dash for
boys aged nine and 10 yearp
dd.
David McElwain was first
and Todd Morey second in
the 70 yard event for boys 11
(and 12 years old.
Janice Underwood placed
first and Susan gall third in
the girls' class of the same
event.
Brian Coombs took first
place in the 100 yard dash for
boys aged 13 and 14 years
dd and Cheryl Morey placed
cond in the same event
the girls' class.
In the 100 yard daSh for.
boys aged nine and lOyears
dd, Steve Coombs placed
first, Bruce Scott took third
prize and. Don Crocker placed
fourth.
In the girls' class, Brenda
Wesenberg was third and
Denise Morey was fourth. ,
Michael Segeren placed
first in the 100 yard dash for
boys 11 and '12 years old, and
Janice Underwood was first
in the same event In the
girls' class, with Marto Kall
placing fourth.
it Oaths of 220 yard'Illash
Debbie Wright of Seaforth
plaCed first and Tracy Read
placed fourth in the 220 yard
daSh for girls aged seven and
eight years old.
Steve Coombs :placed first
and Bruce Scdtt took, third
place in the 220 yard dash, for
boys aged nine. and 10 years
old.
Denise Morey took second
place in the girls' class of the
same event.
The winners in the 220
yard dash.for boys 11 and 12
years old were Todd Morey
in first and Michael Segeren
in Second place.
Julie Knetsch placed first
and Susan Ball took second
piace in the same event for
girls.
Three local athletes took
the first three places in the
220 yard dash for-boys 13 and
14 years of age.
Peter Underwood took first
place, Paul Stewart finished
ii'second and Brian Coombs
finished in third place.
Cheryl Morey was second
in the same event in the
girlS' class.
In the 220 yard dash for
boys aged 15 to 18 years of
age, John Cairns placed
seconil and Donald Crocker
placed tturct.
Mike Betties was first in
the 440 yard dash for boys
aged seven and eight years
old. Andy Ball was second
and*Chris Harburn was Third,
Peter Underwood took first
place in the same event for
boys aged 13 and 14 years of
age, and Paul ,Stewart place
second.
Christine Knetsch was first
in the same' event in the
girls competition and Cheryl
Morey was second.
Todd Morey placed first in
the 440 yard dash for boys
11, and 12 years old.
Relay Team Wins
The Seaforth girls' relay
team of Janice UndeivvOod,
Susan Ball, Julie Knetsch
and Marijo Kale took first
play in the'440 yard relAy for
girls 11 and 12 years old.'
Todd Morey won first
place in the 880 yard dash for
boys aged 11, 12 years did
and Peter Underwood won
first in the same event for 13,
14, vest old 'hovq.
,
eight years of age, was won
by Mike Betties.
Steve Coombs won the
same event for boys nine and
10 years of age. and Mike
Segeren won the event for the
next age group.
Tracy Wright was second •
in the girls' throw, for, ages
seven and eight years and
Denise Merey placed,first in
the event for girls aged nine
and ten years.
Cheryl' Morey was first, in
the event for girls 13 and '14
-years of age.
The Seaforth boys' soccer
team made a clean sweep of
their . two games, against
West Branch teams on the
weekend, but . other local
teams didn't fare as well.
The Seaforth boys' soccer
team won their first game
against West Branch by a
•score of 10 to 0, an took the
second game with a score of
6 to 3.
- The Seaforth girls' soccer
team. won both their games
in West Branch, taking the
first game by a score of 6.0,
and the second by a, seore of
2-1,
The ,girls' softball team
weren't quiteCkas fortunate in
their games, losing(the first,
game to the Michigan team
Enia score of 15 to 0-, and the
seeond game by a score of 25
to 7.
The boys? baseball team
lost to West Branch in both
games 28 6 in their.first
match,' and by a score of 10 to
8 in the second' game,
The mens" fastball team
also threw both their games.
losing to West Branch by a
Seoreef 13 to 4 in their first
• game and 6 to 5 in fastball.
The Seaforth mens' slow-
pitch team played four
games against their
Michigan counterparts,
losing three of the games.
The West Branch team
took the ,first 'inatch with a
score of 23 to 3; the second
game was tied with a score of
12 to 12; the Michigan team
took the third match with a
score„ of 28.4, and the final
garnd with a score of 19.6,
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