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A10 - THE HURON EXPOSITOR, JULY 10, 1985
SPORTS
Seaforth youth lucky at Open
It's Junior Golf Week and young golfers
(all 101 of them) are making the most of it.
Last Tuesday, 35 juniors and five weary
chaperones returned from a bus trip to the
Canadian Open at Glen Abbey. The kids
were weary too, but the' excitement of the
day kept them buzzing right to the parking
lot. Many of them had hats covered in
autographs, and young Danny Dalton was
the lucky winner of Andy Bean's golf bag,
The instructional clinic put on by Bean and
pro Keith Fergus was great for the kids,
After a day's respite but not rest, it was
time for the Annual Junior Invitation at the
Seaforth Golf and. Country Club, Parents
brought their young golfers from Kincardine
Stratford, Bayfield, Mitchell, Wingham and
the Seaforth area.
There were 62 junior golfers and the over
all winner was Ray Anstett Jr, of Seaforth
who shot a 75 to take the junior title. Jamie
Pearce (79) from Bluewater won the Juvenile
division and Bob lafrate (85) from Kincar-
dine won the Bantam title. ,
In the girls division Allyson Scott (99)
defeated Jennifer Watt in a playoff of the
first extra hole. Both girls are from Seaforth.
Other winners are listed here: -First Low
Net-Junior-Tim McCann 66, First Low
Net-Juvenile-Tim Connelly 58, First Low
Net-Bantam-Steve Dubarry 60, First Low
Net-Girls-Jennifer Watt 61, 2nd Low Gross-
Junior-Ray Bedard 76, 2nd Low Gross-.
Juvenile-Mike Beange 87, 2nd Low Gross-
Bantam-Dave Staffen 88, 2nd Low Net-Jun-
ior-Darren Crocker 69, 2nd Low Net-Juven-
ile-Mark Stacey 61, 2nd Low Net-Bantam-
Mark Burton 63, 3rd Low Gross-Juvenile-
Todd Campbell 87, 3rd Low Gross-Bantam-
Bill Tremeer 92, 3rd Low Net-Juvenile-Sean
Cook 66, 3rd Low Net-Bantam-Jason Hay-
wood 69, 4th Low Gross-Juvenile-Jeff
Redfern BB, 4th Low Gross-Bantam-Jesse
Vock 95, 4th Low Net-Juvenile-Steve Balfour
68; 4th Low Net-Bantam-Scott Neal 70, 5th
Low Gross-Juvenile-Eric Ross 88, 5th Low
Gross-Bantam-Karsten Carroll 97, 5th Low
Net-Juvenile-Dave Brown 70, 5th. Low
Net-Bantam-Darren Fuller 71, 6th Low
Gross-Juvenile-Trevor Long 89.
6th Law Gross-Bantam-Al Blomaert 100,
6th Low Net-Juvenile-Mark McIntosh 71, 6th
Low Net-Bantam-Brian Cook 72, 7th Low
Gross-Bantam-Andrew Leitch 101, 7th Low
Net-Bantam-Bill Appleby 74, 8th Low
Gross-Bantam-Harlon Tinney 104, 8th law
Net-Bantam-Jason Turner 75, Longest Drive
-Junior-Mike Murphy, Longest Drive-Juven-
ile-Steve Goforth, Longest Drive-Bantam-
Karsten Carroll, Longest Drive-Girls-Tarn-
my Taylor, Closest to Pin No. 5-Karsten
Carroll, Closest to Pin No. 9-Jeff Redfern.
Other Participants: Rod Gilbert 82, Kevin
Flannigan 83, Jeff Lyon 91, Tom Myers 95,
Jason Feltz 96, Graham Ragsdale 97, Steve
Goforth 97, . Colin Flannigan 99, Tim
Campbell 99, Craig Linton 101, Doug Booth
102, Don Brown 103, Mike Murphy 105,
Aaron Broome 105, Trevor Fortune 107,
Chris Leitch 111, Shawn Little 112, Derek
Gridzak 114, Jim Ahrens 115, Jonathon Lane
117, Mike Watt 122, Mike Weber 123, Steve
Papple 128, Danny Dalton 130, Tarruny
Taylor 128, Danny McNaughton 130, Brian
Little 137, Matthew Vock 156.
As Junior Golf Week continues, the
youngsters are sponsoring a draw for a shirt
in the Pro Shop.
ladies' night was cancelled July 1 due to
the holiday, but men's night went ahead on
Tuesday. Winners were Bob Gridzak, Phil
Hoggarth, Cam Doig and Laurie Kruse. In
the match playdowns for the Crown Life Pro
Am, the results to date are:
1st Flight - Jerry Wright defeated Mike
Marion, Kevin Bennett defeated Jim
Watson Sr.„ Marc Robinet defeated Doug
Elliot.
and Flight - Moe, Huard defeated John
Hynonen, Phil Hoggarth defeated Stan
Mailloux.
3rd Flight - Gord Scott defeated Doug
Vock.
The regular men's and ladies' match
playdowns are continuing, as is the Junior
division. Brenda Empey defeated Cathy
Elliot, Jean Stewart defeated Barb Watt,
and Allyson Scott defeated Jean Dow.
Wednesday July 17 is the Ladies'
Invitation. The field is full and it looks like a
great competition. •
Rec. department
pleased with
public response
Thanks to all who supported the Canada
Day Celebrations in Seaforth. Approximately
four hundred and fifty people attended the
Polka Dot Door Show at the Arena. There was
also an excellent turn out at the Fireworks
Display, A special thank you to the Optimist
Club for their donation.
Summer programs (Playscho 1, Play-
ground, LIT) began last week. number of
special activities are taking pia this year.,
It's not too late to register. Call the Rec.
Office (527-0882).
Junior Tennis Club started this past
gaturday., Instruction tournament play and
clinics are some of the activities planned. You
may still register by calling the' Rec. Office.
Keep July 27 open as the Ontario Tennis
Association will be conducting a clinic at the
Highschool. Adults as well as Juniors are
welcome.
Plans for the Fall and W inter Brochure are
beginning already. Community Groups
should contact the Rec Office with their
calendar of special events.
Seaforth Minor Baseball Paper Drives
continue on Saturday, July 13, August 10 and
September 14. Please have your papers by
the curb at 9:00 a.m. Thank you for your
support.
Seaforth Lawn Bowling Greens hosted a
men's pairs tournament last Wednesday and
winning the tournament was the entry of Bill
Neely (skip) of Stratford and George
Hildebrand (lead) with three wins and 56. In
second place was Walter Newcombe and
Elmer WI urray of Clinton and third place went
to Fred Miley and Neil Bell of Seaforth, In
fourth place was Lou Cundari and Cecil
Holliday of St. Marys while Reg Robinson
and Walter Westbrook won the consolation.
In a ladies pairs tournament held in
Lucknow also on Wednesday Eileen Adam-
son and Esther Brady came second with three
wins and 33 while Mary Finlayson and Olive
Papple were third with three wins and 32.
In Mitchell's Merchants and Manu-
facturers tournament on Saturday the rink of
Fred Tilley (skip) Betty Tilley (vice) and
Sandy Pepper (lead) were high with three
wins and 53 over plus of four. Don Sibley's
rink from Woodstock were second with three
wins and 43 and third was Art arid Mary
FInlayson and Eric Matzold with three wins
and 42 over plus of six.
Two Seaforth rinks competed in Brussels
on Thursday in mixed pairs and Mel and
Esther Brady were two game winners. Eric
Matzold and Art and Mary Finlayson also
were fourth at Exeter mixed trebles.
The men's dub will begin their competition
of bowling with a new member on Monday
night.
Loral jitneys are being well attended on
Tuesday and Thursday evenings when the
weather is favorable.
Seaforth will be hosting a men's pairs
tournament on Wednesday at 1:30 p.m.
bowling for the Stewart Bros. trophy.
The ladies provincial seniors will be played
off in Seaforth on Monday at t2:30 p.m
before ladies day bowling.
Good bowling to all.
SCOREBOARD
July 2 a Ken Smith vs Scott Farms Ken Sandra beat
SOorl Farms antra a score of 12-7 Chrispne Preszcaior
Sandra Hurl and Donna McClure an hrt a donate for
Scott Farms
Queens vs Browns Browns had a scene of 10 wrade
the Queens scored 6 Harting for Browns were Janace
Calms triple Sharon Wilson. trapre and Otranno
Grrdtak a triple
Ken Murray vs McNichol McNichol won 'has game
warn a.socare of 21 whale Ken Murray had 9 Haring for
McNrcholS were. Colleen Murray more Debbae
Dinsmore double and truale and Cheryl MCCW're had 8
ramie
I ON THE GREENS
by Carolanne Doig