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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1996-06-26, Page 8i II -THE HURON EXPOSITOR, June 2S, 191111 Colts take title home The Shakespeare Colts edged the Camlachie Sox 5-4 at Lions Park late Sunday afternoon to win this sum- mer's championship of the annual Seaforth Invitational Fastball Tournament. Earlier in the afternoon London Gators edged Thamesford 3-2 for consola- tion honours at the three-day, I6 -team tournament. The Colts posted wins over Seaforth, Harriston, Mitchell and Camlachie on their way to the title. Seaforth Plumbing and Heating, who along with the Walton Brewers again orga nized this year's tournament didn't do themselves any favours scheduling -wise. The locals played the even tual champions from Shakespeare in their firs game, which they lost 6-3 Seaforth then took on the eventual consolation champs from London in their second start, and were ousted from their own tournament by a score of 12-3. The co -host Brewers opened with . a loss to Camlachie Sox, then beat Sarnia in their second game before being eliminated by Thamesford. Third -baseman Marty Bedard drove in two runs with a single for Seaforth in the Shakespeare loss. Glenn Lamb was the starting pitch- er, replaced by reliever Floyd Upshaw, who was scheduled to start the London game but got injured in warmups. • Tournament summary: Preminaries Brussels Tigers def. Lions Park. •mEmbro Merchants def. 45oderich Orioles.' Camlachie Sox def. Walton Brewers. Wroxeter Jr's def. Sarnia Valley. Mitchell Mets def. Atwood Jr's. Camlachie Rebels def. Brussels Bulldogs. Shakespeare Colts def. Seaforth Plumbing 6-3. Harriston Mercurys def. London Gators. Consolation round Thamesford def. Goderich. Walton def. Sarnia. Atwood def. Brussels Bulldogs. London def. Seaforth 12- 3. Thamesford def. Walton. Atwood def. London. London wins consolation with 3-2 win over Thamesford. Championship round Embro def. Brussels. Camlachie Sox def. Wroxeter. Mitchell def. Camlachie Rebels. Shakespeare def. Harriston. Camlachie def. Embro. Shakespeare def. Mitchell. Shakespeare wins title with 5-4 win over Camlachie Sox. Okinawa -bound A Goderich native and for- mer Seaforth photographer has made a Canadian team going to a traditional "karate Olympics" in Japan. next summer. Chuck Hasson, 35, who now runs a self-defence acad- emy in Stratford, was chosen for next year's Okinawa Goju Ryu Karate Doh Federation Jundokan where 168 nations will be represented. It is for practitioners of styles origi- nating hundreds of years ago in Okinawa. Hasson, who is also on the Canadian Ju-Jitsu team, and finished third in thc North Amcrican championships in Ohio in March. "Martial arts is my life," he says. Hasson had a photo studio on Main Street in Seaforth for a couple of years in thc last decade and also taught karate here. ^Sts.:• t At t SCOREBOARD ROLLER HOCKEY C4TH MEN'S LEAGUE Name WLIE A P Rockets 8 I 0 86 46 16, Hurricanes 5 3 I 76 67 1I Lightning 3 5 I 77 81 7 Yng Bld I 8 0, 63 108 2 SCORING LEADERS Player fir - A ELI Campbell, Rckts 20 18 38 Guy, Lightning 26 9 35 McLaughlin, Rk 18 16 34 McLlwain, Lght 18 11 29 Devereaux M, Yb 16 10 26 Anstett, 'Canes 15 9 24 D. Smith, YB 14 10 24 vanden Akker, R 10 14 24 J. Smith, Lghtng 5 19 24 Core, Lghtng 10 13 23 Goallendersfpr Ayg Fortune, T / Rockets 5.1 1 Lamont, C / Hurricanes 7.44 Wilbee, 1 / Lightning '9.00 Dietz, .1/ Young Blood 12.00 ( June 20 results ) 'Canes 8 Lghtng 8 HURRICANES GOALS: Shaun Anstett 3, Steve Mclnally 2, Brad Moore, Brian Gardner, Mike Smalc. LIGHTNING GOALS: Paul McLlwain 3, Maurice Guy 2, Murray Workman, Scott Jetvis, Greg Core. Rockets 7 Blood 5 ROCKETS GOALS: Dan Wildfopg, Darren Akcy, Jason Beuttenmiller, Jeff Gemmell, Brent van den •Akker, Kalen Carroll, James Campbell. YOUNG BLOOD GOALS: Kevin McLlwain 2, Derek Smith, Jeremy McNichol, Jason Dunseith. SEAFORTH MINOR BOYS Senior SENIOR A FINAL ( June 24) Wings 4 Bruins 3 (OT) RED WINGS GOALS: Marc G'anville 2. Tim McClure, Rick Harburn. BRUINS GOALS: Ryan Van Dooren 2, Luke Vick. THE SCOOP: Bruins led 2-1 at half, and later fought hack to send it into overtime when Vick scored with 3:28 Icft in rcfulation. Glanville's second decided things in the end though - with :37 left in OT. Barry Medd played net for the winners. (Semi-finals/June 19) Bruins 8 Blues 7 BRUINS GOALS: Wes Vick 3, Ryan Van Dooren, Curtis Wilson, Quentin Burgess, Luke Vick, #19 (?). BLUES GOALS: Brad Sommerville 2, Jason Anstett 2, Craig Soinmcrviilc, Ian McMillan, Kyle Devereaux. HIGHLIGHTS: Bruins jump to 7-3 lead after firs) half, then cling to win and berth in final. Red Wings 6 Flyers 5 RED WINGS GOALS: Rya Willis 3. Tim McNaughton, Ric Harburn, Jason'Chippel. FLYERS GOALS: Derek Akcy Derek Nesbitt, Derek McClay Josh Holland, Joey Nesbitt. HIGHLIGHTS: Chappcl's first goal of the season. with 4:58 left in the final period, stands as game -winner after excellent tilt. ,Junior , k (Semi-finals/June 19) Penguins 8 Rangers 4 • PENGUINS GOALS: Calahan O'Reilly 4, Darcy McCutcheon 2, Matt Devereaux, Kenzie Currie. RANGERS GOALS: Barry Young 2, David McClory 2. HIGHLIGHT: Pens lead 5-3 after first period. Hawks 8 Leafs 1 BLACK HAWKS GOALS: Brad Henderson 4, Nic Jansen 2, Joel Schenk 2. MAPLE LEAFS GOAL: Adam Broome. HIGHLIGHT: Hawks run away with it by scoring four goals in each half. Bill Nigh_is the winning goaltendcr, GAMES THIS WEEK: PLAYOFFS Championship finals Tonight (Wad): JUNIOR B - Rangers vs Maple Leafs, 6:30 p.m.; JUNIOR A - Black Hawks •vs Penguins, 7:30; SENIOR B- Flyers vs. Blues, 8:30. GIRLS ( June 18 results ) Leafs 5 Ducks 4 LEAFS GOALS: Jess Finlayson 2. Jill Carnochan. Robyn Carnochan, Kim Devereaux. DUCKS GOALS: Jen Marion 2, Nicole Munro, Christie Medd. HIGHLIGHT: The two teams were knotted at 2-2 at end of first half. Devereaux goal with 11:04 left in game, making it 5-3, stands as winner. a SCOREBOARD continues on pg. 14 .A/ PHOTOS BY GREGOR CAMPBELL DEKING THEM OUT OF HIS SHORTS? Optimist Park is crawling with teams of Green Grasshoppers, Yellow Hornets, Blue Rockets and Red Devils these Wednesday evenings as local youngsters run about enjoying Seaforth Minor Soccer. Recreation director Marty - Bedard says the growing registration now stands at 124 - 84 of them in junior and 40 in senior. Sports Seaforth seniors still sprightly Seaforth was as active as anybody at the district Senior Games in Exeter earli- er this month, June 17 and 18. Gordon Murray, 87, was on the local five -pin bowling and snooker teams and was ,Scaforth's oldest competitor at the Exeter games.. Charlie Perkins of Seaforth ,placed first in darts. Drusilla Leitch and Hank Bianendyk also placed first in tennis, b6t thc easy way, as the only competitors at Exeter. Two Seaforth teams placed second for the district Fred and Ruth Waltham in bridge; and Thelma Coombs, Art Finlayson and Mary Finlayson in lawn bowling. Recreation 'director 'Marty Bedard says 72 different local seniors, registered all tyld 146 times, in 15 different events in the Seaforth senior games, from the start of April until thc end of May, to quali- fy for the recently -concluded district event. District winners are eligible to advance to the next step, the Ontario Senior Games at ' Richmond Hill August 26 through 28. The winners of the various Scaforth qualifying events, and the local individuals and teams that subsequently advanced to the Exeter games, arc: 5- pin bowling Olave Little (+59) Don Wood (+49) Betty Hulley (+36) Mary Finlayson (+31) John Aubin (+21) Exeter team: Wood, Hulley, Aubin, Gordon Murray and Joyce Wallace. shuffleboard I. Bruce and Audrey McLean ( advanced to Exeter games ). 2. Ken Lingclhach and Mary McMillan. 3. Ken and Velma Preszcator. 1. Kcn Preszcator Exeter). 2. Gwen Harbun and Kcn Barry 3. Jim Stotts and Martin Murray. solo and Velma (advanced to TAYLOR'S MARKET OPEN 7 DAYS Sunday 10 am -6 pm WHOLESALE & RETAIL STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL We have • Strawberries by the QUART, FLAT, 1/2 FLAT • Strawberry Pie ► • Strawberry Rhubarb Pie • Fresh Strawberry Pie • Strawberry Tarts • Strawberry Pound Cake • Shortcake • Strawberry Jam • Fresh Strawberry Yogurt 212 VICTORIA ST. CLINTON 482-3413 cribbage 1. Ken and Velina Preszcator (advanced to Exeter). 2. Don Eaton and Don Deighton. 3. Jim Stotts and Ernie Harburn. darts I. Charlie Perkins (wins first at Exeter). 2. Barbara Scott (also advances to Exeter). Peggy Perkins. walking 1. Charlie Perkins ( 19 sec- onds under prediction ). 1. Peggy Perkins (two sec- onds under prediction - advanccd to Exeter ). 2. Olave Little ( 1:14 over prediction). 3. Mary DeJong and Shirley Cooper (1:35 under). bridge 1. Fred and Ruth Waltham ( placed second in Exeter). 2. Jack and Edna Mac Markham. 3. Ruth Beauttcnmillcr and Eileen Adamson. snooker 1: Ron Bennet 2. Gordon Murray ,(advanced to Exeter) 3. Watson Rcid. euchre 1. Olave Little and Beth Price (advanced to Exeter). 2. Ken and Velma Prescafor. 3. Gordon Murray and Charlie Perkins. ' crokinole 1. Bert and Minnie Walters. 2. Ken Lingelhach and Bcth P.ryee (advanced to Exeter). 3. Velma Preszcator Edgar Hillchrccht. and Boston pool ,Charlie Perkins Gordon Murray Watson Rcid anis Ron Ber (no event irr celei softball throw Gladys Haney Drusilla Lcitc1 " ' Peggy Perkins- (no event at Exeter) lawn bowling , 1.' Eric Matzold, Art Finlayson; Mary Finlayson. 2. Thelma Coombs. Ron Knight, Ann Knight. ( Scaforth team of Coombs and Finlayson finishes sec- ond at Exeter). golf (..Charlie Perkins. I . ' Olave Little' (both advanced to Exeter) 2. Drusilla Leitch 3. Jean Ross tennis Drusilla Leitch and Hank Binnendyk (placed first at Exeter but only tennis play- ers, no competition). The Seaforth Lions Pool will be firing it up in July with our advanced Leadership courses!!! Aquatic Emergency Care (AEC) July 5, 6, & 7 COST: `95.00 Bronze, Medallion/SR. RA July 19 - 21, 26 - 28, COST: '130.00 To register - contact Rec.Office at (519) 527-0882 AVOID PROBATE COSTS BUY A )MetLife G.I.C. Mark 1.McLlwaln Mark J. McLlwaln 183 Maln St. South Exeter, Ont. (519) 235-1344 Best G.I.C. rate 7.50% STEP THE STEPPING STONE TO BECOME AN INSTRUCTOR The Seaforth Lions Pool will be offering the new Red Cross Aqua Leaders Program. July 12, 5 - 10 pm, July 13, 8 - 6 pm v0 COST: $100.00 Must be 14 years of age and have ability to perform AquaQuest skills! To Register: Contact Rec Office at (519) 527-0882 tMIM 1