The Huron Expositor, 1981-06-24, Page 13THANK YOU
The Seaforth Unit d the Canadian
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the Seaforth area during the
recent campiign yhich has re-
suited in a total of $5000.00
having been - macift available to
assist the fight ag4nst cancer.
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Golf
[malty it was a busy week
for golfing. On Thursday
night, 39 men participated in
a flag tournament for Men's
Night. This was the first time
that the men played this ,type
of tourney. Each participant
is given a small flag with his
name on it. One half of the
liolfges.handicap is added to
the 9. hole Par and this.
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BROOHAGEN CHAMPS •-•• The Slabtown Siammerettes won
the 'A' trophy in the Ladles Slo-pitch tournament which they
hosted this weekend. They beat the Sebringville team to win
the trophy. The winners are: (front left) Pauline Siemon, Pat
Zehr, Carol 'Harris, Liz Klaver, Betty Horan, Joyce Barker,
(back left Dianne Rapien, Don Zehr (coach), Doris McTaggaris
Dianne Beuerman, Diane Bach, Mary Maloney, Patti Murray,
Nancy Dietz, Elsie Beuerman, and Ray Horan (coach).
(Phbto by Airnmer)
Village wins again
St.
St: Ctillithbalf lciST first
game of the year as they
were defeated by Calabria
2-1. Calabria has been the
toughest team St. Columban
has faced this year.
St. Columban played a hot
and cold-game..They started
very quickly but then seemed
to lay back and had it not.
been for the goal posts there
527-1020 Main fit, , Seaforth
Everyone Worcome
We Are Now OPEN
A MOSQUITO BLIZZARD — Jason Rodney,
(centre) of the Seaforth Mosquito soccer team,
rushes in to capture the ball from a member' of
Colbmbah_rdrops---first
In Sunday night's first
game the Village continued
their winning ways and now
have won seven in a row,
Villagers are the hottest
team in the league and 'have
taken over first place with 14
points. Queens fell victim, to
the big blue team losing by a
7-5 score as Queens never
seemed to be quite in the
game as numerous errors
helped out the Villagers. Bill,
Price led Viflage with four'
singles and Mike Marion and
Bob idcl(elidr had two hits
each. Village scored two runs
in the first and three in ',the
third' to build up a lead.
Queens made a brief come
back in the late innings but
eouldn't quite catch the
league leaders. Jerome Au-
started their comeback. tying
the game at five apiece.
Bob Montgomery started•the
inning off with a triple and
Bob Watson added another
triple. Gary Montgomery
singled. Terry Craig tripled.
Collin Young walked and
Newt COlins followed with a
double to even the score. In
the bottom of the sixth Bob
Montgomery again led off
with a single and scored ona
with a single and scored on a
hit by Bob Watson giving
Teachers the 6-5 victory.
In Monday night's action
B.P. Bears scored, a b-5
victory over Turf Club. puih-
ing across the winning run in
the bottom of the seventh.
B.P.Bears opened strong-
ly. scoring four runs in the
first inning.Jitohn Strongway.
and Don Williamson had
bunt singles, followed by a
Murray Bennewies double.,
Bob. Dinsmore then singled
and Randy Gridzak doubled
to give the Bears the early
lead.
Sl abtown
• winners
This past weekend proved
to be very successftil for the
Slabtown Slammerettes as
they both hosted and won the
second annual Slabtown La-
dies Slo-pitch Tournament in
.Brodhagen.
There were twelve area
teams entered in the donble
knock-out , tourney. which
• saw Sebringville place
second, Manley Masherettes
third and Winthrop Road-
runners fourth,
The Slammerettes made it
-all the way to the finals
undefeated, only, to loie to
Sebringville 8-6. Because. it
was a double knock-out. and
both final teams had lost only
one game-each. they had to
play a second match immedi-,
ately after. That game was
close all the way to the end.
but Slabtown managed to
come out on top 2-1 to take
top honours in the tourney,
Organizers were very
pleased with the result of the
weekend, as good weather
and large crowds made it a
success,
This week the 2 St. Col-
umban Atom teams played
each other in an exciting
game on Tuesday June 16.
Raymond Murray for
the Atom B team opened the
scoring but a little later
Jamie Hill tied it up for the A
team. The A team continued
to scpred with Jamie Hill
also scoring the next 3 goals
putting the A, team 4-I
ahead. However, the B team
came back in the second half
with David Kelly and , Ray-
mond Murray scoring to end
the game 4-3 in favor of the
Atom A team. Line up . for
Atom A:' Jamie Hill, Jason
Dietz, .Chris Hoegy, Carolyn
Cook, Sean Cook. Brian Cook
Jackie Vanbakel, Craig,M ur-
ray, Tim Feeney. Eric But-
ters, Chris Hoff. Dan Bel-
four, Greg Linton, Pattie
Maloney. Trevor Eaton. Jim
O'Reilly, Chris Vogels' and
Sandra O'Reilly. Duane Par-
soneuie up
for 'Atom B: Ray-
could have been a few more
scores against them. The end
of the first half saw St.
ColuMban get a lucky break
as the Calabria goal tender
stopped a shot only '
to have it rebound onto the
foot of Alex Harrett. for the
lead.
.Calabria's first.goal erne
in the 'Second half on a
OP' tag. is Planted. The fiag,
that goes the farthest Is the
winner.
:Kerry Jahrton. was the
winner last week. He comp-
leted 10 full Miles of golf
before using up all his shots.
Terry was allowed 46 shots.
Ian Doig finished second by
mond Murray. David Kelly,
Mike Murray. Terry Kelly,
,Jason Schoonderwoerd. Lori
Cronin. Jason Horan. Rob
Sloan Marianne Moylan. Ja-
son Wheatley, Kevin Mur-
phy. Raube Beuerman, Ka-
ren Murphy. Billy Van Bake!.
Jeff Holmes. Tim Marshall
and Allan Clark.
On Wednesday the Mos-
quito team travelled to God-
beautiful shot which left Tom
Murray no chance. The
second goal came in the
remaining fifteen minutes of
the , game when the ball
seemed to elude Tom during
a goal-mouth scramble.
St. Columban's next home
game will be June 28 at 2:00
p.m. at Mitchell District
High School. Come and
cheer them on.
thunder and upjatti4 alSo
wreaked havoc with Greg
Core's chances to win the
Optimist ProVinehd ,Chant-
pionship at Gifford. The
lightning posed enough of a
threat that Greg's caddy. Ian
poig, pulled Greg front the
.competition. The organizers
of the tournament didn't
have the good sense MCA Lt
off so the other juniors
coMpleted the round amid
Kelly and Pat Cnockaert
scored the first 2 goals for St.
Columban. Mosquitoes trav-
el to Kincardine next Thurs.
Next week: St. Columban
Atom B play Goderich B at
lime on Tues.. June 23;
Squirts play Goderich at
home on Wed., June 24;
Atom A team travels to .
Goderich A on Thurs.. June
25.
the thunder and lightning.
Greg's chances for a trip to
San. Diego were crushed but
I'm sure he gave it his best
effort .and Ian used his best
judgement.
The Iropwood Golf Club in.
Exeter had their annual
Men's Invitation.' Seaforth
was well represented and the'
Doig boys did well. Ken Sr
a veteran of many tourneys.
won with a 66, Ian was
second with a 69 and young
Todd playing in his first
men's tournament was se-
cond in his flight with a 79.
Men are reminded to come
out tonight for Men's night
and also to keep their
matches running smoothly .
Tomorrow is Junior morning
so at 10 a.m. I'd like to set,
lots of juniors out here for
some fun and competition
Don't forget the C. P.G.A.
championship is on in Kitch,
titer at the Westmount Golf
and C.C. an ideal place to go
and see such famous golfers
as defending champ Arnold
Palmer.
bin had a triple and 2 singles
for Queens. Queens big hit-
ters were.silent on Sunday as
they managed only seven
hits off of Mike Marion.
In the late game Sunday
Main Street built up a 5 to 0
lead after` four innings, then
the Teachers struck for five
in the Pith and scored one in
the sixth to cap a comeback
and win 6-5. Mainstreeters
started strong' as Brian Nigh
hit the first pitch of the game
for a home run. In the third,
Nigh tripled, Bill Roberton
singled and Doug Fry hit a
borne run giving the Main-
sneeters a 4-0 lead. Main-
stieeters upped the count to
5-ion Sid Wock's double and
'a Paul Bode single. In the
boom of the fifth Teachers
Turf got one back in the
third, two in the fourth and
tied the game at five with two
in the top of the seventh.
B.P. BearS scored the win-
ning run in the bottom of the
seventh on Randy Gridzak's
single.' followed by a single
by Tom Devereaux.
Brain Nuhan, Bryan Peter
and Ken Mcllwain had dou-
bles' for the Turf Club.
Monday's late action saw
the. Fireman beat the Tra-
veller's 6-4. Traveller's
scored one in the first and
the Firemen tied the score
with one in the second.
Both teams scored'one run in
the fourth and two each in
the fifth and the score re-
mained tied at four. In the
top of the sixth Fireman
scored two runs on singles by
Tom Johnson, Dave Long:-
staff, Doug Anstett and Geo.
Reeves for their 6-4 victory.
Larry Broome and Doug
Leonhardt paced the. Travel-
ler's with three singles each.
erich tot a tough game. The
locals outplayed the Gode-
rich team but were unable to
score until the later part of
the game. When Mark Swart
finally put the ball in the net.
However Goderich came
back . strong and soon the
score was 3-1 for Goderich.
The locals scored twice in the
second half but the game
ended 6-3 for Goderich. Mike
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Thursday to Saturday: 6:30 o.nt, 11 p.m.
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DUBLIN and DISTRICT
LIONS CLUB
ANNUAL
the Clinton 'EV team. Seaforth hosted the garpe
at the high school last Thursday 'ffight.r—
'Although they, didn't' win, it is evident "that
Seaforth gave,it_agreat.tey.! (Photo by Rim met-)
ending up just a few inches
from the 1st hole on his
second round. Ian went the
-distance in 38 shots.
On Friday the juniors also
had a flag tourney and the
Core family ran away with
the prizes. Rob Core was the
winning boy by completing
la holes in 42 'Shpts. Rob's
Sister Deft won the.
section by ending on 119',
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Tile . fifv#P11:„., .were, • Out.
;Wittdke•Att their attrtttal eat
tournament. 14o0)040.
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Weather cOmpaiitee is doing
fine job. •
hifort. 2,0ty4he weather
on Monday kept the ladies
from having a good turnout
fix ladies night but the pot
luck supper was 'a success.
The rain accompanied by