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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1995-07-19, Page 7pug HURON OXPOSITOR, duly le, MS -7 SWEET SWINGS - Chris Marion (left) and Dave Hiltz of the Seaforth Golf and Country Club display the form that earned them a berth in next month's Canadian Junior Mens' Goff Championships at St. John, N.B. after making the cut at last week's 72 -hole provincial championships at Listowel. Golfers qualify for nationals Two juniors from the Seaforth Golf and Country Club made the cut in the top third of the field at last week's provincials and qualified for next month's Canadian Junior Mens' Golf. Championships at St. John, N.B. Seaforth's Chris Marion, 17, finished "about 30th" with a 72 -hole total of 311 at last week's three-day provincial eventt Listowel. Hiltz, 18, from • Clinton finished three strokes better at 308, 20 strokes behind par and another four back of the provincial champ from Oshawa. He says he finished about 25th. "The course was playing tough," they say. Hiltz and Marion finished one-two on top of the pack at the regional qualifying tour- nament at New Dundee several weeks ago but found the going .rougher last week at the On- tario Championships, par- ticularly after the 150 -player field was 'whittled down to 45 on the hot and windy 36 -hole final day last Thursday. Play was delayed because of the weather. Marion was four strokes over par at 148 after two rounds of 18 holes each entering that final day. Hiltz stood at 149. Chris says Dave's game is strongest "off the tee" and Dave says "the short game" is Chris' strong point. Hiltz adds qualifying for the national final is probably his biggest accomplishment in golf up until now. He doesn't know how he is *going to get there yet but he will make it to next month's event in New Brunswick, August 8 through 12. Marion doesn't figure he'll be able to make the journey. LATE NIGHT SWIM - The lifeguards at the Lions pool in Seaforth were swimming to raise money for equipment for pool programs late Monday night as part of their Swim-a-thon. Don Sills and Tracy Janmaat were among those taking part. .... SCOREBOARD ... Roller hxy SEAFORTH MEN'S LEAGUE ( July 12 results) YOUNG BLOOD 8 ROCKETS 5 HURRICANES 9 LIGHTNING 6 SCORING LEADERS Name G A PTS IM Wildfong, RK 21 36 57 12 Guy, LT 28 18 46 4 P. McLlwain, LT 22 24 46 10 Papple, RK 19 27 46 4 • Smith, LT 21 18 39 4 K. McLlwain, Y13 11 20 31 2 McLaughlin, RK 18 11 29 10 I)unscith, Yl1 14 15 29 4 vandenAkkcr, RK 11 18 29 10 Workman, LT 11 12 23 10 TEAM STANDINGS Name WL T F A I'35 Rockets 9 2 1 124 71 19 Lightning 7 4 1 112 88 15 I urricanes 4 8 (1 64 75 8 Young 131txxi 3 9 0 73 118 6 GAMES THIS WEEK' ( Wed. July 19 ) 8 p.ni. hurricanes vs. Lightning 9 p.m. Young 13kxxi vs. Rockets YOUTH LEAGUE (July 12 results) NOT SUBMITTED ( July 6 results) SENIOR BRUINS 7 FLYERS 3 Bruins goals: Scott I lenderson 5, Kendal Schenck, Tim Sills. Flyers goals: Mike Murray 2, Andrew Dyck. RED WINGS 10 NORDIQUES 6 Red Wings goals: Kyle I3ennewies. 4, #13 (?) 3, Tini McNaughton 2, Derek Nesbitt. JUNIOR RANGERS 11 LEAFS 3 Rangers goals: A. J. Larivee 5, Rick I Iarburn 4, Jeremy I Iildcbrand 2. Leafs goals: kyle Tctchert, Greg Medd, Derck VanDrunnen. PENS 11 BLACK HAWKS 7 Penguins goals: Derek McLay 3, A.J. Larivee 3, Joey Nesbitt 2, Bill Gridiak, Cody Anderson, Jeremy I hldebrand. Black Hawks goals: Korey Nash 2, Curtis Blake 2, Curtis Wilson, Luke Vick, Stephanie Weber. Games this week: 6:30 - Rangers vs. Black I hawks 7:30 - Penguins vs. Leafs 8:30 - Bruins vs. Nordiques 9:30 - Red Wiwi vs. Flyers TEAM STANDINGS (as of July 20) Senior Name W LT F A PTs Red Wings 6 4 1 85 87 13 Bruins 6 5 0 93 83 12 Flyers 5 5 1 92 90 11 Nordiques 4 5 2 77 86 10 Junior Name W L T F A PTS Leafs 6 4 1 73 72 13 Rangers 5 5 1 90 90 11 Black Hawks 5 6 0 78 78 10 Penguins 4 5 2 41 53 10 WESTERN ONTARIO SOCCER LEAGUE SENIOR Second Division/ Central ( result July 15) Falcons 1 at ST. COLUMBAN 0 STANDINGS (as of July 19) Name W L T F A PIS Benfica 9 1 0 57 7 27 Falcons 8 3 0 22 8 24 London Un 7 2 1 17 10 22 Exeter Cents 7 3 1 26 13 22 St. Col 7 3 1 20 15 22 Marconi 5 6 0 26 25 15 Olympics 4 6 1 13 14 13 German Can 3 5 2 19 26 11 Nairn 2 6 3 13 41 9 Albanians 1 9 1 21 52 4 Maltese 0 9 2 15 37 2 Future games: Fri. July 21 - 'St. Columban at Albanians, 7 p.m. ST. COLUMBAN MINOR SOCCER SENIOR A (result July 6) West Nissouri 2 at St. Col 3 St. Columban goals: Kevin Mein - clinger, Andrea Flanagan, Jeff Van Bakel. Highlight: Exceptional defence and strong goaltending for the locals. JUNIOR (League tournament at Tavistock/ July 8) St. Col 0 Mitchell 0 St. Col 0 St. Marys 0 St. Columban 6 Embro 0 ( Luke Vick 3, Shane Murray 2, Kevin Murray) St. Col 1 Kinkorra 0 (Vick) Highlights: Despite surrendering not a single goal in tournament, St. Columban finishes as "A" runner- up. The team carried the play in final two nil' draws but couldn't finish. Coach Richard Verberne says: 'The whole team played ter- rific all day." (result July 6) West Nissouri 0 at ST. COL 5 St. Colurriban goals: Brian Van .Bakel, Mathew Lang, Adam Broome, John Crowley, Jamie Cronin. (result July 4) St. Marys 1 at ST. COL 2 Fasthridi SOUTH HURON FASTBALL LEAGUE (result July 14) Coops 14 at BRUSSELS TIG 6 (result July 12) Franclatown 4 at COOPS 0 • (result July 10) Coops 5 at ZURICH 8 (Standings as of July 5) WL T P Franclstown 9 3 0 18 Lleury Sox 5 4 3 13 Lieury Jets 6 5 1 13 C4th Coops 5 4 2 12. Zurich 1 10 0 2 GAMES THIS WEEK Wed. - Seaforth Coops at Lieury Jets, 9 p.m. Mon. July 24 - Seaforth Coope at Blyth Decorating, 8:30 p.m. Tue. July 25 - Seaforth Coops at Walton. STIAVu74,13374 ICSA SWIM CONFERENCE (at Clinton/ Sat.,July 15) Clinton-Vanastra, 664 points; Mitchell, 528; Stratford, 476; SEAFORTH, 336; Goderich, 268. NEXT MEET: at SEAFORTH, Sat. July 22, 8:30 a.m. to approx 2 p.m. WHERE IS YOUR SCORE? SCOREBOARD welcomes all results from Seaforth and area teams regardless of sport. But we can't report it if we don't know its happening. We require legible results, with names correctly spelled, at our office by Monday noon every week. Late reports will only be used if you've got a groat excuse. Any questions? Call Gregor or Tim at 5274240. GREGOR CAMPBELL PHOTO ONTARIO CHAMP - Golfer Salimah Mussani won the Ontario Ladies Junior Championship at the Seaforth Golf and Country Club last week. New champ survives scare A 15 -year-old golfer from Ancaster near Hamilton sur- vived a penalty stroke on the final hole to nudge the defen- ding champion by a single stoke and win the Ontario Ladies Junior Championship at the Seaforth Golf and Country Club last Thursday. Salimah Mussani, of the Heron Point Club, shot a 54 hole score of 218 to dethrone Andrea Lavelle of London's Sunningdale and Highland Clubs. She is also 15. The winner finished five over par. She was three stokes up on Lavelle until the 18th hole on the fmal day of play, where she had to take a drop after her second shot went behind a tree. Both leaders were deadlocked well in front of the field after opening rounds on Tuesday and `Wednesda Hyun-Joo Park finished seven strokes back in third place. Those three golfers plus Theresa McDermott of Cherry Downs near Pickering, who fin -,,ed fourth this year but third in the provincial final in 1994, earned a berth on On- tario's inter -provincial team. The youngest golfer in the three-day event, held in Seaforth for the first time, was Lindsay McEwin of Bayfield who finished with a score of 337. Joline Bell from Kincar- dine finished at 254 in the 57 - player field. • It was the first time the 69 - year -old event has been held in Seaforth. TOP FOUR Mussani - 218-72/72/74 Lavelle - 219-72/72/75 Park - 225-77%74/74 McDermott -226-74/78/74 LEGEND - Canadian golfing legend Marlene Streit took in the junior golf action at Seaforth on Thursday. THE HOMESTEAD FAMILY EXTENSION PROGRAM Continues to look for experienced, quality foster homes for our treatment foster care program. We offer an Extension Worker in the home for 20 hours a week, support, ongoing professional training, and generous daily rates. 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