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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1981-07-08, Page 13NORTH STAR JOGGER • 15.99 Reg. 21.95 FUNTREAD 12.99 15.99 Winthrop Sio Pitch tourney a sweets despite rain THE HURON EXPOSITOR, JULY 4, 4413 Huron-Perth Ladies W L Pis GP Farmed: 5 b 10 11 Walton 4 7 8 10 Road Runners11 1 22 12 3.iingers 3 5 6 Slabtown 9 2 j8..11 Dublin 3 3 6 6 Manley 3 14 10 sluggers 0 6 0 6 Brudhagen 6 12 13 Warettes 0 8 0 8 'DON'T M iss ALL DRESSED UP—The Seaforth Atoms soccer team received new uniforms this summer, thanks to sponsorship by Milton J. Dietz Ltd. Included in the mixed team are (back row) Scott Lamont, Scott Teall, Jason Patterson, Pat Nigh, Aaron Broome, Ray Lamont, Amy Van den Akker, Bill Tremeer, (front) Brent Weber. Malik , Jason Papple, Jason Knight, Bruce Papple, Scott 1-lbegy and Karen Campbell. In the centre at the back is coach Bob Ste. Marie. Absent are asistant coach Jim, Knight, Brad Carter, Archie Gbosens, Gordon O'Dwyer and Chris Reeves. (Photo by Ellis) St. Columban beats top BY MARC 1111. LEY , DOPite cloudy Acles qnd rain the:Srd annual YttintbrOp- Slow Pitett Galt Tp,OparnlAn tt,trtoed , on; to be a great sae:cuss en the weekeild,, , • TO,teal sr Competcd for $375,00 in prize money. . •The Winthrop Ball Park was a busy place with 16 teams participating in the Tournament with one team bringing their trailors. motor homes and tent trailers and making the Winthrop Store lot their home away from home.for the.weekend. Sixteen teams entered in the Slow-Pitch Tournament, They were the Bayview Bombers, Bayfield: Meneset Park. Godericir. Rodgers Dodgers. Walkerton: a team from Blyth and Slabtowti, Winthrop Warriors. Zurich Cobras, Zurich: Manley Mashers, Winthrop. ,Me14it- 19049-te4qs., Oilers. Titatts. • , .Dukes.. Also'. pl'aYing Were the. winners .Of ripe - A — grit ' Otangei.',Palls:;.of Dorehefiter.: and, the •rurinei4s was NOW , ry for the " series._ fin.;14ile 0.1riCa it was the "Ty, in- City. .BotitheitS Of and • Cromarty bet6.g.on ti)P- and ' the- winners up were the "Stanley, from Stanley 'Township. All the players w ho had home runs received hats donated by corn and Milne- !tient dealers and there were a lot of playerS winning hats. 'Tickets were sold for pork donated by Ron Blanchard with Bill Campbell. R.R, I Dublin winning 'a half and Sharon Thompson, R.R. 2 Seaforth winning a. quarter and Pearl McCallum. R.R. I Walton winning a quarter. If you happened to be talking to any of the St. Columban players in the past week and they seemed to be gloating a little: they have every right to as they defeat- ed' the top team. in First Division by a score of 2.0. The ,,game was the first round of the League Cup which includes all. 3 divi- sions. St. Columban was a little tense at the start of the game. but as the first half wore on they began to loosen up. They did an excellent job of covering the Curinga play- St, Coltunban-got back on the winning track as they completely out-played West Lorne with a 3-0 victory. The team got on the scoreboard quickly with a goal at the 2-minute mark on a well placed shot in the corner by Alex Harrett. Alex turned the trick again in the first half as he knocked in a rebound off the goal tender. Ernie Szabo finished off the scoring for St. Columban when he drilled a shot into the corner. leaving the goalie no chance. St. Columban could easily have won by a cis and did not allow any wide open scoring chances in their own end. The second half consisted of the best 45 min. of soccer action St. Columban has put together this year. They to- tally out-hustled Curinga and at the 20 min. mark Alei Harrett deflected a shot into the top corner of the nu t for a 1.0 lead. Curinga tried to press for the tying goal but were thwarted on every occa- ssion by the boys in green. Then with 5 min. left, to nlav Alex Harrett put a perfect much greater margin had it' not been for some superb goal tending by 'West Lorne't Notes: Richard Verberne and Brett Finlayson both played a strong game. Alex Harrett is St. Columban's leading scorer with 7 goals to his credit. Line-up Tom Murray, Tom Burke. Ftank Flanagan. Brett Finlayson. Brian Ken- nedy. Danny McClure. Joe Claessens. Richard .Ver- berne, Tony Gibbings. Alen Harrett. Ernie Szabo, Rick Ryan. Brad Finlayson. Gary Ryan. cross to Rick Ryan who headed the ball past, a stunned Curinga goaltender for a 2-0 lead and the icing on the cake. Notes: The whole St. Col- umban team played superbly but special mention should be made of Richard Verberne BY PAUL ELLIS Cruising. The Great-Amer- can pastime. I don't Mean- to leave out Canada, but cruising was really born in the States; California to be exact. Now, anywhere you mix sunny warm weather ,with fast or classic • cars, you get ... cruising. "Dashboard Lights" Is a new column which over the summer will feature local auto owners and their vehi- cles. With the possible rare exception,' all the -cars (or trucks) will be a minimum of ten years old. But that's not the only stipulation. The cars must be classics. Classics. The 1955 Thum- derbird. The 19641/2 Must- ang. The 1928 Model A, The 1958 CorVette. The 1955 Chevy, et ,al. This is not to say that all of these types will and Tony Cohbings. \lso. Tom Murra% re(_ orth d his fifth shut-out of the \ car in a total of '4 games. Line Up: I orn Murra%, Tom Burke. Brian Kenneth . Brett Finla% son. Richard‘'er "berne. Ton% Gihbings, Ernie Szabo, Ales Harrett. Gars. be featured, hut some n ill. Think about it. Hos% many- times has e you seen a beauti- fully restored car dri% e down Mainstreet, and thought to yourself how much you . would like to own a car like that. Or ,maybe you once did. and non %%ish that you had team than. Mute Avery. Tony Arts, Rick Ryan, Danny McClure, Brad Finlayson., St.. Columban plays their most important game of the season so far on July 12 as they battle Srbija who are currently in first place in the Secrd Divigion. held on to it, This is what this column is all about. If you own one of these 'Classics now, and it's in top shape, , give one' a call at the --Expositor. It's sometimes hard to find out who owns that beauty. that just rolled down the street. BARGAINS DURING-7HE LIOSs CARNIVAL -774 s \\Mew- atstri TAKE TIME ITO 5140P FOR Ouit IN RE PECIALS THIS WEEK- END 4-H Ese 'Re. /1 THE. GREATEST Main Street, Seatorth 527-1110 St. Coiumban wins 3-0 Attention Modern D$ Caterpillar We have added a Da caterpiller bulldozer to our earth moving equipment and are prepared to fill all your earth-moving requirements: New equipment means we can do your job more quickly and for' less mon6y. Call us now and talk over your requirements with us. Free estimates. FRANK 5274320 W AT KLINGS - and ready for Our: KLING LTD. Seder% lfiOS win 3-2 June 29 the St. Columban Mosquitoes hosted the Clin- ton A Mosquitoes. The locah, played a very good first half. passing well and finally Michael Kelly put his own rebound past the Clinton - goalie. and a little later he scored again making it 2-0 for the locals. fn-second half. St. Columban appeared to sit back. while Clinton app'ied a lot of pressure. fism ever Kelly O'Leary kicked a long shot into the Clinton goal and a-little later Clinton scored two goals: Si. Columban was able to hold on. to win the game 3-2, -On June 30 the Atom A team met (heir match as they were overpmaered b% the Clinton team who dominated the first half and . got a 3-0 lead, In the second half St. Columban tried hard and finall% Chris Hoegy scored: however, the locals lost 3-1. July I, the Squirts hosted Seaforth in a close game. The first half remained scoreless. but In the second half Scan ' Melady opened the scoring. for St. Columban, However shortly after this Seaforth tied ii up with a goal by Brent Vandenakker Rest of tl.e game was %cry close. until. the final minutes of the game when Dean Murray got a breakaway and assisted ' Brian Metals in a goal which put St. Columban ahead 2-1 to win the game. Also on Wednesday Atom 8. travelled to Clinton to pla, the Clinton Atom B team to a 3-0 victory. David Kell played a very good game on Right 'wing and goal scorers . were Raube Seuerman end Raymond Murray at Controls Hard to Kill Broadleaves Controls Triazine-Rgstistan Weeds - Treats 10 ha (25 Acrel)Canada Thistle. See Your Green Cross Dealer For More Details,: t Registered Trademark Ciba-Geigy Canada ,, Ltd. *Registered Product Vedsicol Chemical Corp. "'r • e 4/k