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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1978-08-31, Page 13WATCHING-THE ACTION-Kevin Drager and his teamates keep 'an eye on their man at bat during Friday night's game against a Strathroy Pee Wee team. the two teams are competing for the Ontario Championship in their division. (Expositor Photo) S'EAFORTH CENTENAIRES JR. "D'.' HOCKEY CLUE 41% sir Annual Meeting and Election of Officers WED. SEPT. 6 Seaforth Arena At 8:30 All persons interested in Helping with Jr. Hockey for the 1978-79 Season are asked 'to attend this meeting. SEAFORTH MINOR HOCKEY Organizational Meeting Thurt. Sept. 7 7:30 p•m. 2fid Floor:Town Hail - Potential • wades, manager, parents or anyone interested In Minor Hockey are asked to attend. • ON USED CARS 1974 METEOR 2 door, hardtop, finished in Blue; 351 Motor Automatic, power steering and power brakes, electric defrost, body side moulding, white side wall tires, Deluxe bumper group, radio-vinyl top, one owner car, A-1 condition. 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The Village opened the scaring in the third inning as Bill Price tripled and scored on a ground out to break the ice. The Queens evened the game at ..one apiece in the bottom of the fourth as Dave Broome singled advanced on Jim- Finlanson's single and scored as Jack Price sacrificed. Then both . teams couldn't break ' the deadlock as the pitchers continued to control the game. The bottom of The tenth inning saw Ray Klagges single with two men out then , a double by Bill Kuntz m4ved 'him to third. Dennis Campbell then singled to score the winning run ending the marathon game. Winning Jack Price, the winning pitcher, allowed just five hits over the ten innings and struck out fifteen.. Rick Woods also went the dis- tance for the -Village scatter- ing ten hits and striking out six as both teams played excellent baseball behind the great pitching. The victory gives the Queens a 1.0 series lead with their next meeting Monday at 7 p.m. struck for four big runs on four singles to build up a 9-2 lead and looked like easy winners. The Teachers managed- a single run, in -the bottom of the fourth but looked weak at the plate. The fifth was all Teachers as they came to life taking advantage of, errors again, scoring eight runs on Enjoy A VItekly League Night , 0111Y five MO to go in finnt for the first time by an 11.9 score. The Firemen got one bacrin the 'shah but the Teachers started to play better 'fielding baseball and snuffed out the rally to hang on for the win. The Teachers now take a 1-0 series lead.with their next. gate Sunday at 7 p.m, set Same 40 members and associate members attended the pot • luck supper- on Tuesday-. evening at the bowling club house. Eight greens Wtre filled with bowlers then euchre and ' bridge was enjoyed- in the club house. High score for bridge was Helen Brady with 4650. Winners for bowling were, ladies Jessie Hillen 2W x 30 + 4 and Mary Finlayson 2W +28+1. For the men it was Jack Muir first with 2W +25 Ladies softball Last Tuesday Aug. 14 saw Ken Smith Pools defeat the Bluetones 27-10 to take the , semi finals 2 straight. In the late game the Orangettes defeated Browns Repair 15-13 to take the best of .3. two games straight. Tuesday- Aug. 22 saw Ken Smith Pools the Season champs defeat the Orangettes 15-4 in the first game of the best of 5 finals Now • +7 and. Art Finlayson second 2W+24+3. Mel Brady president df the men's club presented the Senior Horizon plaques to the winning team of Bill Brown, Jack Patterson and Mel Brady and pins to the ladies team that competed ,Jean Lunn. Katie Phillip s and Esther Brady. Tourney Seaforth ladies held their trebles tournament last Wednesday and the winning rink was from Sarnia shipped by Laura Machan. Second went to Mary Robinson and her rink from Goderich and 3rd May Weekes and rink of Fairmont Club in London. Winners at last week's jitney were for the men Ed. Andrews. Mel. Brady and for the ladies Eileen Adamson and Grace Pepper. --Aft' and MarY7FinlaYson had a. 'lucky streak _last weekend winning 1st and the. W. R Hamilton Trophy at Wingham and 2nd place at Stratford Prout and Lainont tournament. Saturday evening, the. Legion members 'enjoyed an evening of bowling at the greens and winners were Jackie Melanson with 2W+ 22 'and Ella Munro 2W + 22. Carole Geddes 2W+11. . For the men it was Bill Pinder 2W + 21 Jack Muir 21*+20. Gary- Osborne 2W +14„Monday, "Sept. 4th. is the annual Labour Day watch tournament and a good entry is expected, ,-„Good bowling to all. "Bye Bye Slammerettes" After a sizzling overtinfe grme, the Oilerettes Slot Pitch Team succeeded in eliminating the Slabtown Slammerettes in Winthrop, Aug. 22. . The Oilerettes won the 1st, 3rd and 4th _games of the series t 14-12; : 5-4 and 6-5 respectively; while Slabtown Won the 2nd, 12-7. O'n. Aug. 18th , dandy double by ' Deb McClure scored in a run by Connie Devereaux- to make it 5-4 ~in bottom of the 9th.n "Likewise 'on 'Aug. 22, a poke into centre field by Dianne Miller got Shirley McClure across the plate. fOr a 6-5 victory in the bOttom of the 10th. • Homeruns for the Oiler- ettes in this series were hit DO „McClure, Cheryl McClure, Shirley .McClure, ConnieDevereatix and Cathy 'Duffy, Thanks :for a "heck of a. series" Slabtown. The. girls will play in upcoming finals for the "A" championship against the Manley Ma sherettes. Water Well W.D. Hopper and Sons 4 MODERN ROTARY RIGS Neil 527-1737 e Durl 527-0828 Jim 527-0775 CASTING A WARY EYE-Danny Wesenberg and Bill Dale keep an eye on the batter during the Seaforth Teens-Tweens game against a Strathroy team on Friday night. Seaforth lost the first game_ in the three game series. (Expositor Photo) Bowling on the green The Mens' Industrial ball league's playoff started with a bang Sunday night as the first upset took place with the Texaco puffers exploding for twenty-five hits and 20 runs as they dumped the league Champion Turf Club in five innings .by a 20-4 count. '. Teliaco led by Rick Fortune's Grand Slam homer and Ron Beuerman's two ran homer in the first inning struck for thirteen runs and control of the game. Fred Burton and' Bob Dinsmore bdth added triples while Mark Robbinett, Men Akker and Moe Huard all "added two doubles as all the players collected at least 1 hit in the route. The Turf Club bats • were held in check as they managed just five hits off the offerings of Ron teuerman, The win gives the DtifferS a 1-0 series 'A' lead with game two scheduled for next Mon- day night at 8:30. 113L, team suffers one u Series 'C' started Mon- day's games these same as Sunday as Kai nstreet started fast and controlled play posting an easy 18.8 win over the, Travellers. Main- street collected 14 hits'iliclu- ding home runs ,by Bob Beuttenmiller, Ken Roth, ,Ray Henderson and Murray Henderson as they used the long ball. Sid Wocks also added a triple and doubles by Ray Anstett, Ken Roth and Murray Henderson helped provide Mainstreet's fire power. The Travellers replied with twelve hits but Bill Weber's Grand Slam was the only big blow they could muster. Mainstreet new has a e0 series lead with their second game scheduled for • Sunday at 8:30 p.m, Series 'A' staying true to form saw the Teachers stage a late rally to overcome a, big lead and nip the Firemen by an 1140 score. The Firemen took advantage of errors in the first two innings to build up a 5.0 lead. The Teachers replied in the second frame with two runs as again errors played a big rote. After a scoreless third tie Firemen THE HURON EXPOSITOR, AUGUST 314 WO 13 Leagues starting now. Don't miss out! Open this long weekend OPEN BOWLING: Friday Night after, 8:00 Saturday Afternoon 2-5 Saturday, Night 8-11 Sunday Afternoon 1;5 or by 'appointment FREE GAMES for NEW BOWLERS and we'll help you. MINORS Registration:- Tues. Sept 5 - 6:30 p.m. Bowlers needed for Men's League Wed. - 9 p.m. -PHONE 527-0840- NOBEL LANES And we have the right togs for Boys .. and the right prices too, check this list • By * *Daoust * *Bauer * Playmaker Reg. 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