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FIREMEN'S GOLF TOURNEY -- Fire fighters from across Huron .County gathered of the Ironwood Golf Course for an Ex-
eter fire department sponsored mutual aid golf tournament. Taking the tourney was a team from the Zurich fire depart-
ment. Receiving their trophy from organizers John Morgan, Bob Forrest and Dan Wells were Leo Meidinger, Don OkeBob
, . Merner and Paul Bedard. ,
Staff photo
Dashwood Peewees headed
for WOAA baseball finals
In Peewee E play Dash-
wood eliminated Seaforth in
two straight games. The
second game was held
Wednesday at Seaforth with
Dashwood triumphing with a
15-4 score.
Doug Schade pitched,
SPORTS
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by
Marlene and Tony
Bedard
allowing four hits, striking
out seven and walked three
batters. Ted Hodgins and
Buddy Richardson had three
singles each with two singles
apiece were Brad Steeper,
Doug Schade and Trevor
Johnston.
Paul Bedard had a double
and Mark Johnston had a
single.
Friday evening Dashwood
defeated Flesherton by a
score of 26-2in the first game
of the second round of the
W.O.A.A. pee wee play-offs.
Trevor Johnston was the
winning pitcher giving up
two hits and striking out 13.
Dashwood collected 20
each having three singles
and a triple.
Ted Hodgins had a single,
double, and a home run.
Flesherton forfeited the
second game to Dashwood.
Dashwood will now meet
either Hanover or Mount
Forest in the W.O.A.A. final
with the winner going to the
O.B.A. playdowns.
Motocross action
Motocross race action
continued Sunday afternoon
at Hully Gully with the first
race in the second half of the
race season.
Sunny skies and warm
weather warmed the spirits
of many spectators. The
fastest lap time of the day
was recorded by Allan Logue
of Hamilton, who performed
a great race, which was 2.5
minutes.
The day's results are as
follows: Small wheels:
Galen Caley, Norwich, R:
Randy Ford, Grand Bend;
Pat Sharp Guelph.
Experimental 80: Chris
Beaumont, Chatham; Scott
Wilson, London, Ian Mellors,
Cambridge.
Large Wheels: Rob
Kuenzig, Cambridge;
Dwaine Fenton, Chatham;
Randy Zuest, Milton.
Junior 125: Sam
Providenti, Paris; Stuart
Galloway, London; Robert
Davies, Aylmer.
Junior 250: Don Van
Patter, St. Thomas; Bernie
Smits, Sarnia; Mark
Naglich, Windsor.
Announce
music results
Mrs. Dorothy Stade has
announced the results of re-
cent music exams with the
Royal Conservatory of
Toronto.
Mrs. Marjorie Hayter
received first class honours
in grade three harmony,
Mrs. Marie Deichert had
first class honours in grade
two rudiments and Susan
Deichert had a pass in her
grade eight piano.
Julie McBeath passed her
grade six piano, Becky
McKinley had first class
honours in her grade five
piano and Tracy Hayter had
honours in grade four piano.
Martha Klopp had a pass
in the grade three piano
category.
Junior Open: Bill Mitchell,
Newbury; Bob Viscarol,
Newbury; Blair Grover,
Markham.
Senior 125: Mark Baxter,
Port Burwell; Daryl Betts,
Wardsville; Dave Beatty,
Sarnia.
Senior 250: Eric Jackson,
London; Mike Burr,
Caledonia; Chuck Collins,
Varna.
Senior open: Bob Markle,
Cambridge; Doug Miller,
Guelph; Gary Burke, Lucan.
Expert 125: Dave Taff,
London; Allan Logue,
Hamilton; Wayne Ryerson,
Clinton.
Expert 250: Wayne
Ryerson, Clinton; Allan
Logue, Hamilton; Dave Taff,
London.
The next sanctioned race
at Hully Gully is on August
31, and is an all class event.
Buckeyes lose two
In the Elmira . fastball
tournament held this past
weekend the Zurich
Buckeyes were defeated in
their two games.
The Bucks went down to
defeat at the hands of
Strathroy 2-0 and in the
second game were defeated
by a Kitchener squad 12-8.
Cubs edge Pirates
The Cubs edged the
Pirates 5-4 in minor softball
action last week.
The Cubs scored three
runs in the first inning on
walks to Paul Bedard and
Marty Merner, a triple by
Paul Smith and a sacrifice.
fly by Mark Johnston.
The winner's other two
runs came in the third inning
on a single by Paul Bedard
and a double by Paul Smith.
Slo- Pitch -playoffs
begins
The South Huron Men's
slo-pitch league ended upthe
regular season play and post
season action is now well
underway.
In the Tuesday night
opener for the Bayfield
Flyers, it was close but they
dropped a 7-6 decision to the
Zurich Eagles in Zurich.
Thursday night in Bayfield
the Eagles again dumped
them this time by an 11-5
count to win the best -of -three
series 2 game to nil.
Wednesday night in
Bayfield the regular season
champion Knighthawks met
defeat at the hands of the
Dashwood squad, losing 13-12
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action, the ' regular season
ended last Monday evening
with the Varna Agricos
ousting the Bayfield Blue
Shadows 15-4 to win the
league championship. -
The playoff schedule sees
Varna at the Babes, and the
Stars at the Goodtimes in
best -of -five semi-finals.
.In tournament play this
past weekend, the Bayfield
Flyers travelled to Dor-
chester where they Lost to
Anderton Tavern of Windsor
12 to 0 and to the Zurich
Eagles 12 to 9 therebybeing
eliminated.
Tim West of the Bayfield
Knighthawks was in Paris
Ontario on Saturday where
he played for Woodstock Bell
in the annual Bell Telephone
Slo-Pitch Tournament. The
Woodstock team defeated
Simcoe, but lost to Stratford.
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