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THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 1, 1994. PAGE 7.
107 register for Blyth soccer
The Blyth Bantam soccer season
got underway on May 16 in
Belgrave with St. Columban as the
visiting team. This is the first year
Blyth has a Bantam team which
consists of 16 and 17-year-olds.
St. Columban is known as a good
soccer town and proved to be a
match for Blyth as Blyth suffered a
4-1 loss. Terry Pardys scored the
only goal for Blyth with Collin
Riley and J.C. Kirk getting assists.
On May 26, Blyth travelled to
Newton on a wet, cold, dreary
evening. This started out as a close
match with Blyth getting on the
scoreboard first with two goals, the
first by Riley assisted by Rolf
Fresenknecht, and Andrea
Tigers split doubleheader
The Brussels Tigers opened their
Huron County fastball schedule
with a Sunday night doubleheader
edging Belgrave 4-3 before losing
the nitecap 10-9 to the Bulldogs.
Ken Higgins singled home
Murray Pipe in the bottom of the
seventh for the opening game win.
Pipe opened the inning with a walk,
moved to second on a Todd Uhrig
single, then scored on a Higgins
line drive down the third base line.
Pipe went four for four at the plate
while Pete Exel reached base two
of three tries.
Uhrig struck out eight Blue
Devils for the win handing
Belgrave their first loss after two
Rammeloo. The second was scored
by Darryl Shannon from Riley.
Newton came back with a single
which marked the first half.
In the second half, Shannon
scored his second of the game to
put Blyth up 3-1 only to have
Newton come back with their
second. From there on it was all
Blyth with Riley scoring twice for a
hat trick. Fresenknecht popped one
in on a direct free kick and
Shannon scored his third late in the
game.
The game was much enjoyed as
there was water galore to play in.
Final score was 7-2 for Blyth.
The next game is Wednesday,
June 1 in Belgrave at 7 p.m.
wins and two ties.
Game two saw the Bulldogs
score twice in the top of the
seventh for a 10-8 lead, then hang
on for the win as the Tigers had the
tying and winning runs in scoring
position. Doug Conley batted four
for four while Ron Strome went
three for four.
Andrew McCutcheon reached
base on all four tries as well as
pitching the win for the Bulldogs,
who improve to three wins and one
loss.
The Tigers travelled to Blyth
Monday night, then meet the
Walton Brewers, Monday, June 6
at the Optimist Park in Seaforth.
The Blyth Mosquitoes have two
teams this year.
The Blyth Lightnings started
their season in Clinton on May 19.
A much improved Clinton squad
made Blyth sit up and pay attention
as they fell behind 2-0.
By half time, Blyth had tied the
score. Ashley Rammeloo scored
first, set up by David Ansley, then
Ansley got the second goal assisted
by Jeremy Van Amersfoort. The
score remained a 2-2 tie.
On May 25, Goderich Lions
came to Belgrave to take on the
Blyth Lightning team. As the game
got underway, Goderich proved to
be an overpowering team. This
remained true throughout the game.
Blyth managed to come close a
number of times but suffered an 8-0
loss.
The Lightnings play again on
May 30 and on June 16.
The other Blyth Mosquito team is
called Blyth Thunder. They started
their season in Belgrave on May
23, also against Clinton. With the
ball bouncing Blyth's way, Clinton
had a hard time penetrating Blyth's
defense. Blyth went ahead 2-0 as
John Eric Pardys put in a good left
foot on the ball to get the first goal.
Jennifer Godfrey assisted.
David Ansley got the second as
Justin Black and Eric set him up.
This was a well played game. The
next game is in Lucknow in June 2.
Members of the Mosquito teams
are: Thunder - Jeremy Van
Amersfoort, Elisha Courtney,
Ashley Howson, Tammy Walker,
Julie Ritchie, Jennifer Godfrey,
Dianne Mason, Justin Black,
MaryBcth Brigham, Adam Blair
and John Eric Pardys. Lightning -
Jud Hakkers, Ashley Rammeloo,
Melissa Rammeloo, Jamie Black,
Pauline Blok, Joy Cullen, Marie
7:00 - 9:00 p.m.
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The Blyth Soccer league has had
an excellent response this year.
There are seven teams, with a total
of 107 children.
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June 8 and 9,1994
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Dorothy Hamilton wins
high lady in Mon. euchre
to
There were eight tables of euchre
at the Ethel Hall Monday evening
hosted by Helen Cullen and Gary
Boyer.
Lucky scores were Eva Harrison,
Shirley Verstoep, Jim Smith, June
Jacklin, Bill Dobson and Verna
Crawford; most lone hands, Helen
Dobson, Marguerite Beimcs, Char
lie Harrison, 50/50, Gary Boyer;
high lady, Dorothy Hamilton; low
lady, Lois McLean; high man,
Frank McKenzie; low man, Mel
Jacklin; birthday, Hazel McKenzie
and Jim McUillawee.
The next euchre is June 6 at 8:30.
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