Huron Expositor, 2007-08-01, Page 13Sports
The Huron Expositor • August 1, 2007 Page 13
Local bowlers
win in St. Marys
Lawn bowlers will have a hot
sunny week of bowling by weather
forecasts.
Bowling in St. Marys on Sunday
Lee Ryan and Carol Carter won first
in the Abby Graham Memorial
Tournament. Neil and Donna
Beuerman won third.
Abby and Bill Graham were active
and attended many Seaforth tourna-
ments and she will be missed.
Saturday at an Exeter tourna-
ment, Fred Tilley and Janet Rumig
won fourth while Rick Wood and
Dorothy Mero won the consolation
prize.
Jack and Marie Muir were fifth in
Mitchell on
Thursday at
their tourna-
ment.
Several men
bowlers were in
London last week
competing in dif-
ferent flights in
the W.O.B.A.
being played at
different clubs
during the week.
The Seaforth
foursome of
Dennis Schmidt
See WOOD,
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Our Goal
$213,283
Current
Donations
$111,000
Scoreboard
SHUFFLEBQARD
July 25
Ladies high: Helen Scott 4, Anna Wouters,
Joyce Pepper 3.
Men's high: Bert Bachert, Gerald Martene 4
wins, Hank Dorssers 3 wins.
GOLF
Ladies Night
July 19
46 ladies attended with the chip -in prize
going to Nancy Mitchell. The putt prize for
the lowest number of putts was won by Barb
Caldwell with 12.
July 26
24 ladies attended with Anne Auchterlonie
with the lowest putts of 13. Chip -ins by Anne
Auchterlonie, Rose Doyle and Deb Janmaat.
S ctforth
Hockey Camp
We look forward to seeing all
participants the week of
August 20th -24th, 2007
Please call Brian at
519-527-1229
should you have any questions
or to reserve the few remaining
spots available.
Hope to see you Soon!
Susan Hundertmark photos
The Seaforth and Winthrop Squirts faced off in the A finals of this year's Tri -County
Baseball finals over the weekend in Holmesville, with Seaforth winning gold in a 14-
11 game. Above, Jake Harrison, of Seaforth, swings the bat during an earlier game
against Stanley Twp. which Seaforth won 16-2, while at left, Jordan_ Button, of
Winthrop tags a Blyth runner at home during an earlier game which Winthrop won
11-5.
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AUG 17 -SEPT 3
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