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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1998-09-23, Page 1414 -THE HURON EXPOSITOR, SEPTEMBER 23, 111941 Reds still rocking BY MATT SHURRIE SSP News Staff Seaforth's Reds are hanging tough - and then some! After being mercied in the second game to go down two games to none in their best -of - five Huron County'fastball League semi-final with the Goderich Dukes earlier this month, the Reds evened the playoff and forced a deciding game Friday night with a 5-4 win at Lions Park. - The rubber match is in Goderich tonight at 8 p.m. at Agricultural Park. They out -hit the Dukes 12 to five Friday night, and their first run was typical of their reckless abandon all night, with Jason Murray diving into OCOLR ( LEGEND: HOME TEAMS are denoted by capitals. and local teams are in boldface) the plate in the top of the first on Murray's RBI double. to score. - Dave Akey then doubled Having their backs to the home Murray to even the 'wall seems to bring out the game at four. Reds' best in this series. Seaforth took the lead for Both teams exchanged sin- good in the sixth when errors gle runs in the opening two cost Goderich. innings. A bunt single by Toby Trevor Price got Seaforth's Phillips and a second infield run in the second. error led to his gaining scor- The Dukes took a two -run ing position. With one away lead in the fifth when catcher Leonhardt ripped a single Scott Homan led -off with a through the infield to cash single and Michael Johnston Phillips with the winner. walked. .Both runners The Dukes managed one advanced on a wild pitch. base runner in the seventh but Hewitt flew out to centerfield the Reds finished off the final scoring Homan and Andy two batters with a strikeout Moore singled home and a liner to first. Johnston. Since losing 15-0 in game two,. the Reds have outscored Goderich 14-9. OTHER SERIES The defending champion Brussels Tigers (third during the regular season) have elim- inated the Exeter Braves (sec- ond during the regular season) from the playoffs, winning three games to one. (Standings asofSept. 23) The Tigers will now play }Y T It E A Et the winner of White Eagks 12 2 3 42 20 38. Goderich/Seaforth for the Forest United 11 4 1 51 18 37 HCFL championship. Bosnia 8 5 4 39 31 29 The Dukes finished first Chatham x 7 2 8 27 23 23 through the regular season Latinos 6 4 7 37 38 22 with a record of 15-3 while Athletics 5 6 6 17 26 21 Seaforth placed fifth compil- Chatham 6 2 9 25 28 20 ing a record of 8-8. St. CoI. 3 6 8 28 36 15 Seaforth's players off at Marconi B 4 3 10 19 48 15 school are all expected to Pctrolia 4 2 10 24 66 14 come back for tonight's tilt, FUTURE GAMES: including Friday's winning Sat:Sept.26.Latinos atST. COLUM_ pitcher Chris Annis, who fanned a half-dozen 'but was a BAN, s p.m. trifle wild, hitting three batters (schedule ends) and also walking three. The losing pitcher was Mike Hurd. WINNING RBI But that Goderich lead was again short-lived as the Seaforth scored a pair in their half of the fifth. Steve Leonhardt singled and scored LF3OkaLl) FASTBALL BURY COUNTY Yl1BNT LEAGUE Best -of -five semi-final (Goderich Dukes and Seaforth Reds tied at two games apeice.) (Sept. 20/ Game 5) C4TH Reds at GODERICH DUKES (Postponed and rescheduled for Wednesday) (Sept. 18/ Game 4) Dukes 4 at SEAFORTH REDS 5 FUTURE GAMES: Wed; Reds at DUKES,8 p.m.. Best -of five semi-final (The defending -champion Brussels Tigers defeated Exeter three games to one.) HOCKEY OIIA JUNIOR "D"EVELOPMENT LEAGUE Seaforth Centenaires (exhibition schedule) (Sept. 18) Brussels Bulls 4 at CENTS 8 FUTURE GAMES: Home Opener &i: North Middlesex Stars at CEN- TENAIRE,S, 8:30 p.m. SOCCER Int =RN ONTARIO a.�amv� DIVISION 1 ST. COLUMBAN MEN (Sept 18) St. Col 2 at London MARCONI 2 ROUNDUP: John Jordan scored both St. Columhan goals, It was 1'- 1 at the half. - COACHES COMMENTS: "St. Columhan played a strong first half and for most of the second half. but collapsed for the last 15 minutes of the game," says coach Tony Arts. "They were up 2-1 with a quarter-hour to go and sat hack. which allowed Marconi to become offensive, which they did, and to tie the game. Our season is on the line this Saturday for our. final game." Reminder With winter sports' seasons almost upon us once again, The Huron Expositor would like to rcmind teams, coaches and managers that results are welcome each week in SCOREBOARD. Who? - Where? When? What? and How? is what we want to know. Results should be relatively recent too. Result sheet that can be fillcd in arc available at our front desk, with a special one for howling. If these sheets arc not suitable for your par- ticular sport, we will design one that is. Sheets arc also available all winter in the lobby of the Seaforth arcna. Results should be legible (printed if possible) and sub- mitted by noon Monday so they can he typeset in time for publication. Take particu- lar care with proper names since nobody likes to see thcir names spelled wrong in the paper. We prefer action shots on our pages so save all winter team photos for publication in our popular annual "Winter Sports Edition" that comes out every May. If you have any questions please call Gregor or Scott at 527-0240. CONTINUED on Page 15. Huron County HIV/AIDS Network H.C.H.A.N. WALK FOR AIDS Sunday, September 27 1:30 p.m. Registration Robertson Public School Goderich Phone for pledge sheets 482-1141 Person collecting the most pledge dollars will receive a Peter Etril Snyder "Celebration of Life" Sleigh Ride Print valued at approximately $250.00. MAPLEWOOD MANOR PRESENTS... Monday Meal. Away Day! (For Seniors) Featuring Home Cooked Meals! When: The first Monday of the month. (Beginning Oct. 5/98) Where: Maplewood Dining Room. Time: 12:45 Cost: $5.00 per person Please call 527-1440 for plate reservations on or by the Sunday before. (Oct. 4/98) Take time to pamper yourself and enjoy! Rides Available •PATHAR •: t[ GOOIIICH ;t 'yi,lR'�'. 'THE FUNNIEST MOVIE OF THE DECADE: "Ilairdy. entraps= and very funny. Pushes the envelope We you're never seen before." FRI. - THURS. .. 6"M. ..t W4O n(TMWU there's sornefhilny merry FRI. S SAT. 7 S 9:15 PM SEPT. 25 - OCT. 1 SUN. - THURS. 8 PM LONG DISTANCE? CAII 1.800.165-3438 FOR TOIL FREE MOVIE INFC Exeter Fall Fair September 25, 26, 27 FRIDAY Entertainment 7:30-10:30 pm featuring CKNX FM 102 Radio Personality Phil Main and GREAT local talent SATURDAY - Parade, Livestock and Horse Shows, Children's Programs. SUNDAY - Church service, Brunch. CRAFT Show, and LOTS more! South Huron Recreation Centre, Exeter "Come Join the fun" THE BOYS OF SUMMER - Seaforth's squirts racked up 16 wins against only three losses this summer, to cap- ture the Tri -County "A" crown, capping it off a cou- ple of weeks ago by beating Atwood 2-1 in the final. Front row, from left: Shawn Van Bakel, Matt Dalton, Brent Coleman, Tyler Doig, Ryan Nurse, Adam Broome. Standing, middle: Spencer Zaple, Troy Hopkins, Darren «50,9 and Still Trucking! Rol Bennett Sept. 27 PORK CHOP BBQ & DANCE Sept. 26 5:30'to'yi.O " at Seaforth District Community Centres $12.50 - adult 6 - 12 - 1/2 price pre-school free Sponsored by Huron County Pork Producers CLOGGING Starts Tuesday, October 6, 1998 at SDCC All Ages Beginner 6:00 - 7:00 p.m. Beginners "Plus" Intermediate 7:00 - 8:00 p.m. Sherry 527-1307 For More Information Phone Beaver, Brett Van Dyk, Bill Nigh. Back row: Bev Coleman and Larry Dalton, coaches. Mackenzie Fisher and Nathan Kruse were absent. Avon DISTRICT SCHOOL BOARD Maitland Learning for a Lifetime SEAFORTH DISTRICT HIGH SCHOOL COMMENCEMENT Friday, September 25 7:15 p.m. Graduating Students and Award Winners ' are asked to be at the school by 6:45 p.m. Cali 527-0380 For More Information JIM kiACLEOD MAI l(: TI(:K l IN MU - SPECIAUZING IN • HIGHWAY TRAffIC ACT , • LIQUOR LICENSE ACT • GAME & FISHING ACT 522-2055 ...fr .ft .R ... .f -. s .f .R .• .f t f M.C.L. SOUND f fr , FULL D.J. SERVICE - Book Your Receptions, .x .. Buck & Does early! s`'' ... For more info. call ' John McLeod f 482-9984 f . evenings SEAFORTH FALL FAIR AMBASSADOR DINNER & DANCE SATURDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1998 ROAST PORK DINNER DoE NIGHTHAWK ~15 1111 OO Ix r ,ir11111 pt r lulrl I I'Z .` ilnrlrrl FOR TICKETS CALL Sandra Hunt Ross Ribey 887-6593 527-1390 Or Pick Up at Cardno's Men's Wear SEAFORTH RECREATION DEPARTMENT FALL PROGRAMS 1998 FURNITURE REFINISHING Carol Humphries will guide you through the stages of slopping off the old finish. then putting on the new finish. You will be amazed. Monday evening at the Seaforth District High School Shop Room, from 7:00 to 9:00 pm beginning October 5,1998. Registration fee is $40.00. DOG OBEDIENCE Would you like more control over your dog? Would you like your dog to listen to you? Learn how to sit and stay? Or even learn how to walk al your side without tnpping you? 1f you have answered yes to any of the above questions the Seaforth Recreation Department will be offering Dog Obedience on Tuesday evening at the Seaforth District Community Centres from 7:00 to 8:00 pun beginning OcVober 6, 1998. Registration fee will be 545.00 for 10 weeks. Advanced courses available upon request. SIGN LANGUAGE Lorianne Horan will teach you all the basics that will enable you to sign. You will receive handouts. This course will be held at the Seaforth and District Community Centres beginning on Monday, October 5. 1998 from 7:0010 9:30 pw each week. This will he a 10 week program and will cost 565.00 per person. Call early as this class will be limited in nun litOuvonal RECREATION VOLI TO BE CONFIRMED. We are b .. - instructor for this program. If you would like to do it or you know of someone who will. please call the Recreation Office M 527-0882. PRE -REGISTRATION REQUIRED CALL THE RECREATION OFFICE 527-0882 IIS151 WOOD WORKING I)o you have a small project you would like to make hut don't think you can do it by yourself John Lansunk would he happy to guide you through 10 weeks of wood working. You can build a coffee table, a book shelf or even learn how to repair those broken chairs properly. This program is held Tuesday evenings at the Seaforth District Highschool - Shop Room from 7 1x) to 9.(5) pin each night beginning on October 6, 1998. Registration fee is 545.00 (matenals not included) LEARN HOW TO DANCE Have you been afraid to get on the dance floor' Arc you not comfortable with your dancing? If so come to the Seaforth and District Community Centres each Wednesday evening from 7:00 to 9:00 pm beginning on October 7, 1998. Mane Lulle will instruct the Waltz. the Two Step and the Polka. A minimum of 10 couples is required This 10 week program will cost S70 00 per couple or $3S.(5) each. RECREATION BASKETBAI.1. This non-competitive mixed program gives the amateur player a chance for a night of fun and exercise. Basketball is played on Thursday erenings al the Seaforth District Highschool from 8:00 to 10:00 pot for' 10 weeks beginning OCTOBER 1, 1998. Registration fee is 530.00.