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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1998-09-16, Page 88-1111 HURON EXPOSITOR. NEPTUNIUM 1II. 1111111 ovnu113/DkAD Reds rebound, force fourth game in fastball playoff ( LEGEND: HOME TEAMs are denoted by capitals. and local teams are in boldface) FASTBALL 1111Ul N COUP INN'S II.ISADU13 Best -of -five semi -anal (Goderich Dukes lead Seaforth Reds two games to one.) (Sept. 11/ Game 3) Reds 13 at Goderich DUKES 7 FUTURE GAMES: EEL Goderich Dukes at SEAFORTH REDS, 7:30 p.m. Sun; Reds at DUKES, if neccessary. Best -of five semi-final (The defending -champion Brussels Tigers lead Exeter two games to nothing.) HOCKEY OHA JUNIOR "D"EVELOPMENT LEAGUE Seaforth Centenaires (exhibition schedule) (Sept 13) C4TH Cents 1 vs BRUSSELS BULLS 4 (at Listowel) (Sept. 12) Kincardine 5 at CENTS 2 FUTURE GAMES: Fri; Brussels Bulls (Western C) al CENTENAIRES, 7:30 p.m. GOLF SEAFORTH GOLF & COUNTRY CLUB MATCH PLAY $enior Division - Dennis Wooley defeated Joe Dick to win the Foster Wooley Sr. match play trophy for the second -straight year. Junior Division - Mark Flanagan is waiting for a win- ner between the Chris Longstaff and Lindsay McEwan match. with the win- ner to play Barry Noakes in the final for the Sills trophy. Alen's Division - Todd ting and Alex Westerhout are to meet in the final. Women's Division - Lindsay McEwan is waiting to play Jean Tonks in the final SOCCER Ul•IOTIBRN (OPITARM ILIAD= DIVISION 1 ST. COLUMBAN MEN (Sept 12) Chatham X I al ST. COL 0 NOTES: It was 1-0 for the visi- tors at the half. "We pressured Chatham the entire second half but once again could not finish our numerous chances with a goal." says coach Tony Arts. (Standings as of Sept. I I 1Y IL E J PI Foresi Untied 1,1 4 0 51 16 37 White Eagles IO 2 3 17 19 32 Bosnia 6 5 4 3. 30 23 \thh acs 5 6 4 l' 21 21 im X 6 2 7 2> 21 20 Latino: 5 4 6 31 34 19 St. Col. 3 5 7 26 33 14 Chatham 4 2 9 20 28 14 14 14 Marconi li 4 2 9 17 41 Pctroha 4 2 9 24 64 FUTURE GAMES: &1: St. Columban at London MAR - CONI. 8:15 p.m. Sat. Sept. 26- Latinos at ST. COLUM- BAN, 5 p.m. (schedule ends) SHOOTING KIPPEN GUN CLUB Trap (Sept. 9 results) Ernie Marshall, 25; Pat Glazier. 25; Dennis Boyd. 24; Fred Brall, 24; Mark Tuckey, 24; Gord Robinson. 24; Tim Hoff. 24; Pete Zembashi. 23; John Glazier, 23; Paul Hoff. 23; Jon Gaiser, 23: Fred Brall. 23; Dave Hayter, 22; Glen Mogk, 22; Wayne Peachy. l�a00000000000000 g Huron County's E Pi VEHICLE1313 0 PlicioRENTAL o v Headquarters o g ic 1 Small & Yid-sised Cars g1Passenger & Cargo 13 II Vans, Pickup Trucks O 0 'Dally, Weekly. Monthly p 01 1/nsurance Rentals & O a More CI s a I O CAR & TRUCK RENTALS O Division of Suncoast Ford g 500 Huron Rd., Goderich 1 1.888-344-4486 524-8347 eeeeeeeeeeeeee 22; Harold Smith, 22; Chris Elliot, 22; Paul Mellor, 21; Jan Hoff. 19; Justin Boel, 18. MOTORSPORTS SEAM SEND reomplt P/L ! (Sept. 12 results) THUNDER SERIES FINAL ROUND MOD STREET Gerry McBeath of Kippen fin- ished second in his 1993 Suburban: R/T - 0.863. ET - I7.912; MPH - 72.89. Eric Sampson of London was first in his 80 Cutlass: RfT - 0.588; ET - 18.172; MPH - 58.85. BY MATT SHURRIE SSP News Staff In a lot of ways the third game of the Huron County Fastball League's semi-finals Friday in Goderich was like watching the U.S. Open. There were five lead changes in the first three innings before Seaforth's Reds staved off elimination and won the game going away, 13-7 over the hometown Dukes. Despite the loss, the Dukes remain in the driver's seat of the best of five series with a two games to one lead. Game four is this Friday night at Lions Park in Seaforth at 7:30 p.m. Game five (if necessary) will be played Sunday at 8 p.m. in Goderich. The defending champion Brussels Tigers hold a two games to none lead on the Exeter Braves in the other 1-1CF1. semi-final. The Reds had something to prove after being mercied in the second game of the series thc week before. They put their lead-off run- ner aboard in each of the first five innings, which helped their cause. Those leadoff run- ners later scored four times. SNOW SHOW - The B&W Trailblazers Snowmobile Club held a show at the Seaforth Fairgrounds on the weekend. Grass drags were part of it Sunday afternoon. STEPHANIE DALE PHOTO Rangers at arena Saturday The Major Junior Kitchener Rangers travel to the Scaforth arena for an inter -squad exhi- bition game this Saturday evening, in support of Bayfield Minor Hockey. Seaforth is also the home- town of former Rangers stars, Boyd Devereaux and Davc McLlwain. A variety of events arc planned for the Rangers on this night including a pre- game autograph session (6:15 p.m.) and an opportunity for minor hockey players to suit up for the game with the Rangers. Game time is 7:30 p.m.; ticket prices include a ticket to the Seaforth game and a game ticket for the Nov. 1, OHL regular season game when the Rangers host the Plymouth Whalers at the Kitchener Auditorium. A portion of the proceeds from the September 19 exhibition game will he donated to Bayfield Minor Hockey. "This is an excellent oppor- tunity for the Rangers to 'assist Bayfield Minor Hockey as well as provide a fun and vibrant atmosphere for our players in a small community. We arc very excited about helping the communities of Bayfield and Seaforth. Our primary goal is to have fun with the intention of raising significant dollars for minor hockey," said Brad Sparkes, manager of market- ing and public relations for the Kitchener Rangers Hockey Club. Tickets are currently avail- able for purchase at the Scaforth Arena (519-527- 1272) Anyone purchasing tickets for this event who currently play minor hockey will also be eligible to suit up with the Rangers on Saturday with a selected -number of tickets heing drawn for this •unique opportunity. Seaforth opened Friday night's game with back -to - hack singles by pitcher Steve Leonhardt and shortstop Jason Murray. A one -out Darren Akey single and a Jim Roth flyout to left produced two runs. Goderich retaliated in their half of the first with three, to take a one -run lead. But Seaforth answered in the top of the second when Trevor Price singled to open the inning. A passed hall and a Toby Phillips' sacrifice moved the Reds' catcher to third. Leonhardt singled to cash Phillips and later scored on a Murray single. The Dukes never quit and battled hack to even the score at four in the bottom of the inning. • The lead changed hands once again. and for the final time, in the third when Scaforth scored a pair of runs. A walk, error and stolen base added to the Dukes woes. That third inning highlight- ed Seaforth's ability to use the sacrifice to their advantage. The Reds were successful with hack -to -hack -to -back hunts highlighted by a suicide squeeze with Price (hunting) and Roth (running). From that point the Dukes tried to rebound but Seafi)rth scored once in the fourth, twice in the sixth and four times in the seventh. Seaforth's Leonhardt, despite a shaky start, settled down after surrendering thc Dukes' fifth run. He retired 14 of 19 hatters from that point on. The Reds infield worked well in recording 12 outs dur- ing the game. On the other side of the dia- mond, Dukes' chucker Ken Daer was the victim of some poor defence that saw the Dukes give Scaforth some extra chances. In two plus innings of work Daer allowed six runs on nine hits, striking out one. Daer's fate could have been much kinder hut Goderich stranded six base runners in the first and third innings. Relief pitch- er Hurd allowed seven runs on nine hits. while fanning five. ACTORY AUTHORIZED CLEARANC AL DAYS The first minivan 1,vtth a five star rating' Our New Low Payments make Now a Great Time to Lease. '98 ford Contour SI n' .'• , t S Sport In(ludr, At, Automat, i. 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