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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1978-08-24, Page 14Page 14 Times-Advocate, August 24, 1978 Fina Station ................... -...... . CONGRATULATIONS! - The Zurich Buckeyes continued to have a successful summer of fastball as they defeated South Zorra 5-1 to win the fastball tourney held over the weekend in Zurich. Being congratulated on a home run in the win over the Woodstock area team is Mike Clarke. Staff photo Kirkton midget girls head towards championship EMHA will be holding Hockey Registration on September 8 - 7:30 - 9:30 a.m. and September 9 10:00 a.m. - 12:00 at S.H.R.C. Registration Fee same as la st year. Registration Fee for beginners $5.00 until December 1, 1978 Fall training program beginning October 10 to 15 in South Huron Rec Centre Fee $12.00 BUCKEYE PLAYER IS TOURNEY MVP — The most valuable player at the third annual men's fastball tournament sponsored by the Zurich recreation and parks committee was Brian Hodgins of the local team. Hodgins received a set of mugs and ball equipment from Labatt's rep Phil Jones. Staff photo Race entries for Clinton Harness racing continues this Sunday at the Clinton Kinsmen Raceway. Following are the entries; Race 1 - Pace - $350; Sandy Melody, Benmiller Sammy, Southgate Joe, Apache Grey, Darjo Weick, Yvonne’s Jeff, Arnies Punk. Race 2 - $350 - Will Gun, Delcrest Dan, Conray Jack, Kit Lee, C.P. Buttons, Spitfire Sue, Bay Frost A. Race 3 - Trot - $450; Dutton Duster, Charlaus Calibar, Ever Ready Lady, Alpha Herb, Sunday Chimes,. Circo’s Wick, Cassapdra B. Race 4 - Pace - $425; Champion Hit, Marsh Hawk, Nota Slowpoke, Argyle Ed, Jeffrey Hi, Victoria Prin-» cess, Ausable Babe. Race 5 - Pace - $375 Reggie Ford, Joey Haldale, Goldies Hit, Chappy. Herbert, Halagraph, Silver Creek Creed, Skippy Del. Presents The MID-WESTERN HORSEMEN'S ASSOCIATION APPROVED MOLSOMS HI-POINT SERIES 1978 OPEN HORSE SHOW Sat., August 26th HURON PARK GROUNDS (]/2 Mile South of Main entrance) Halter, Games and Performance Events Including Three $50.00 Added Stake Classes Judge: Peter Hayes, Amherstburg, Ont. Halter classes — 10:00 a.m. Performance Classes — 1:00 p.m. Refreshment Booth - Toilet Facilities - Acres of Free Parking Admission $1.00 (Children under 12 years admitted free) Zurich triumphs in local fastball tourney The third annual men’s fastball tournament spon sored by the Zurich parks and recreation board was a highly successful event with the home town Buckeyes taking the “A” cham pionship in a well played game Sunday afternoon. The tournament which was originally scheduled to be a one day event became a two day affair as torrential rains swept the area and forced the cancellation of games scheduled for Saturday afternoon and evening, the fans with many thrills as • the local squad won 5-1. , -The Buckeyes were led by the pitching of Brian Hodgins who pitched a solid game and who received support at the plate and in the field. One player who thrilled the crowd of around 200 was Jeff O’Brien who stole home and who made a shoe-string When the event resum ed Sunday afternoon it was the Buckeyes and the team from South Zorra who provided catch for the final out of the game. On the offensive front, Mike Clarke hit a home run that sent the fans from their seats. The Buckeyes faced stiff competition on their way to the title with home squad squeaking by Embro 6-5 in their first game of the event. Bob Farquhar went the distance on the mound for the victory. In the championship semi final Hodgins recorded his first win of the tournament as the Buckeyes edged Clinton 3-2. Lieury takes "B" title For the second year in a row the squad from Lieury took the “B” title and the Shaws dairy store trophy with a 7-3 victory over Goderich. On their way to the title, Lieury lost to Walton- Brussels 8-7, and defeated Elmira 6-1. In other games played, Clinton defeated Goderich 8- 4, South Zorra defeated .Elmira 11-3, Goderich got by Embro 4-3 and South Zorra defeated Walton-Brussels 1-0. Tournament sponsors were pleased with the event as large crowds were in attendance for all games. Race 6 - Pace - $375; Direct By Pass, Mr. Jon Bob, Dennis Lee, Victoria Rhyth- m, Orange Rail, Willowcreek Mel, Armbro Sadie. Race 7 - Pace - $425; Robra Diller, Kin O Wave, Tony Bay, Dillers Demon, B B Royal, Alex of London, Spunky Arnie. Race 8 - Pace - $500; Claybrook Kevin, Oakhurst Geri, Flores Hanover, Swift Honey, Cedarcrest Maud, Azucar Princess, Arnies Peggy. Race 9 - Pace - $500; Ima Jerry, Chief Noble, Rays Prodigy, Margo Blue Chip, Apapgu Pen Din, Hi Lea Sue, Tranquil Morris A. Race 10 - Pace - $1000; A tom os, Greenview Duke, Goldie Chris, Hullet Rose, Stephens Eagle, Lochinvar Vic, Puppet Boy. Rec ball results Wednesday night Hensall 7, Gords 6; Usborne 16, Carpetbaggers 12. Monday’s scores Carpet baggers 12, Hensall 3; Gords 15, Usborne 4; Dashwood In dustries 13, Crescent Rolls 10; Times Advocate 13, Mt. Carmel 2. The Kirkton midget girls have reached the Provincial Women’s Softball Association semi-final round after eliminating Simcoe and Waterloo in straight games. The Kirkton club now , meets Stouffville with the j second and third contests in . a best-of-five series slated, for Kirkton Saturday af-| ternoon with the first game! t going at 1 p.m. They also ’ meet Tavistock this week in the first round of Western Ontario playoffs. The Kirkton girls ran wild in a scoring way against Simcoe with both games ending by authority of the 15 run mercy rule. The scores were 27-1 and 29-3 for i Kirkton. Kirkton was awarded the first game of the series in I Stouffville Sunday by default I when the home team failed to field nine players. In the first game against I Simcoe, Kirkton erupted for I 13 runs in the sixth inning and the game was called. ; Kelly Kernick led the winners at the plate with six hits in as many times at the plate including a home run. Next in line in the 22 hit | attack with three hits apiece I were Vivian Doupe and Sue I Schaefer. Julieanne MacLean, Bonnie Westlake and Terri Brintnell each collected two hits and Kim Heather, Sheila > Penhale, Patti Down and Carrie Stroud were good for1 one hit each. ! Natalie Stroud with four I hits with the best Kirkton batter in the second game. I Julianne MacLean, Vivian Doupe and Sheila Penhale were next with three hits I each and Pam Johnson smashed a home run. Get- , ting one hit each were Kelly Kernick, Sue Schaefer, Lori Iredale, Rosemary Miller and Patti Down. The first Kirkton win over Waterloo by a score of 5-2 was aided by five Waterloo errors. Kim Heather hit a home run, Kelly Kernick added a triple and were delivered by Penhale, Rosemary and Jayne Dougall. Kirkton won the game at home by a score of 8-2 as Patti Down held Waterloo to only six hits while striking out seven. singles Sheila Miller return Sue Schaefer with three single while Kim Heather, Jayne Dougall and Sheila Penhale hit doubles and Patti Down added a single. hits was tops at the plate. She was followed by Bonnie Westlake with a triple and I Bolens a familiar name in lawn and garden circles.■ I I I COUNTRY CORNER STORES HAVE AN EXCELLENT SELECTION OF ALL THE FINE BOLENS PRODUCTS I GET THE JOB DONE WITH BOLENS flL - RIDING TRACTORS UNTRY R|\IEr STORES J MT. CARMEL 237-3456 Open 10-10, Mon. -Sal. Noon-6 Sunday On-The-Spot Financing at Bank Ratos. 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