The Huron Expositor, 1985-08-07, Page 13Seaforth bowlers
Seventeen greens were in play on Sunday
afternoon bowling in the annual Lorne Dale
trophy tournament.
Top bowlers for the day, who took home a
trophy and a special prize donated and
presented by Lorne and Thelma, were: Bob
and Muriel Hart of Fairmont Club, London,
with 3 wins and 46 overplus 5. Jack and Marie
Muir of Seaforth were a close second with 3
wins and 46.
Harry and Helen Urqhuart of Woodstock
placed third with 3 wins and 44 overplus 3,
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close second in tourney
and Jerry and Dorothy Mogridge, also from
the Fairmont Club, were fourth with 3 wins
and 39.
Ron and Shirley Jones of London's
Elmwood Club were high two game winners
with 2 wins and 50 overplus 2. Don and Bea
CERTIFICATES OF COMPLETION were presented to area
firefighters last week to mark their graduation from a four-week
fire prevention program. Twenty-five men took part, Including
these two from Seaforth - Greg O'Reilly (left) and Jack Bedard.
Presenting the awards Is Gerry Sunstrum. (Till photo)
Clendenning of Ingersoll were next with 2
wins and 45 overplus 8 followed by Mr. and
Mrs. George Wood of St. Marys with 2 wins
and 44 overplus 16.
Cecil and Anna Nadalin of Woodstock were
the consolation winners.
The weather was ideal and the greens were
in excellent shape. The ladies in the kitchen
should also be commended for the nice lunch
they served between the second and third
games.
Thursday afternoon the ladies hosted a
pairs' tournament for the Whitney trophy.
Ten greens were in play and placing first
were the rink of Jean Lunn (skip( and Thelma
Coombs (lead) with 3 wins and 43.
In second place were Isabel Miller and
Helen Wood of Lucknow, also with 3 wins and
43 but with more shots against. Third went to
Ann McQueen's rink of Elmwood club with 2
wins and 44. Fourth was Nora Finnigan and
partner of Wingham with 2 wins an 41.
Consolation prize went to Helen Haynes rink
of Mitchell.
Seaforth Men's Club hosted a pairs'
tournament Monday evening. Charles Hendy
and Marshall Dearing of Exeter were high
scorers with 3 wins and 33,
Second place went to Fred Tilley and Neil
Bell • with 3 wins and 32. Third went to Cecil
Nadalin and Bill Moggack of Woodstock with
2 wins and 36 overplus 9 and fourth were Tom
Phillips and George Hildebrand with 1 wins
and 34.
Several mens' teams entered Stratford's
men's trebles M. & M. Saturday but none
was successful.
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Tuesday evening was the pot luck supper
with bowling and cards after. Following the
supper Art Finlayson, chairman of the
anniversary tournament, said the anniver-
sary tournament would be held in Seaforth on
August 21.
Again this year the committee is asking for
donations of prizes or money from the
members and associates. Donations may be
left with Art Finlayson, Tom Phillips, Edith
Dunlop, Fled Tilley or at the club house. The
club is also looking to collect canned goods
and groceries to make up two more prize
boxes.
As this is the big fund-raising event for the
year the committee needs everyone's partibi
pation.
Entries to date have been good with both
draws almost, filled. The first at 10:30 a,m.
and the second at 12 noon,
Tuesday evening August 13, the Seaforth
club is hosting Exeter bowlers with a mixed
jitney. It is hoped there.will be a good turnout
of Seaforth bowlers to welcome the Exeter
Club.
SCOREBOARD
SEAFORTH LADIES SOFTBALL SCORES
McNichol vs Scotts
McNichol slaughtered Scotts by a score of 25-4.
, Hitting for McNichols were Colleen Fischer, a triple
and a double; Judy Scarrow, a double; Cheryl McClure
and Ann Bosman hit a home run each.
Locally owned
H.F. Alice fiify
to put on show
When the three-year-old pacing fillies of
the Ontario Sires Stakes hit Clinton Raceway
on Sunday, August 11, locally -owned H F
Alice will be one filly looking to put on a
good show for the hometown fans.
The homebred daughter of Tarport Count,
owned by Bill Fleming of the tiny town near
Lake Huron, has been somewhat of a
pacesetter among these girls. Last month, H
F Alice became the fastest female ever of
any age in Canada on a half -mile track when
she toured Flamboro Downs in Dundas in
1:57 and two-fifths.
The following week the filly, trained by
George (Butch) Elliott and driven by Ray
McLean, captured honors in an OSS event at
Toronto's Greenwood Raceway with a 1:59
tally. Last week at the Rothmans Summer
Championship in Toronto, H F Alice put in a
very tough mile in the elimination to win in
1:57 and three-fifths, but just couldn't hang '
on in the final, succumbing to the attack of
the Jade prince filly For Your Eyes Only.
Fbr Your Ejes Only came into the Toronto
race as one of the longshots, but by the time
she was finished, everyone knew this was
one filly worth watching.
Trained by Bob McIntosh of Windsor for
owners Barry Epstein of Lexington, Ky., and
Lou Guido of Yardley, Pa., For Your Eyes
Only cruised to a 1:59 and two-fifths win
with driver Ron Henderson in their
elimination, and came right back in the final
with a 1:59 flat performance.
Another filly who will likely be looking for
revenge in the Clinton race will be the
Armbro Omaha daughter Village Secretary.
She too was just beaten by For Your Eyes
Only in their elimination for the $180,000
Rothmans Summer Championship, and in
the final also had to settle for the bridesmaid
spot. Trained and driven by Bill McElroy for
co-owners Frank Grandinetti and Elaine Bird
of New York, Village Secretary was a
$10,500 purchase last fall out of the CSHS's
Mixed Sale.
Another filly who showed some powerful
speed at Greenwood Raceway in Toronto but
couldn't manage to steal the spotlight from
For Your Eyes Only was Above The Crowd.
The Armbro Ranger filly Finished second to
H F Alice in their elimination, closing like a
train. Conditioned by John Yake for owners
Theo Koerner of St. Thomas, Above The
Crowd has earned close to $40,000 this year.
Not too bad a return on a $5,500 yearling
purchase.
Another pair of fillies worth looking at are
the Toronto -owned Dee Dee Splurge and C R
Candy. Dee Dee Splurge, a daughter of the
stallion Armbro Splurge, who stands at
Seelster Farms in Lucan, has most recently
won OSS competitions at Dresden, Belleville
and Leamington raceways. Trained by the
OJC's leading conditioner, Fred Hoffman,
this filly seems to feel especially at home on
the half-milers.
C R Candy, trained by Peter Smith for the
Down The Stretch Stable of Mississauga, is
no slouch either The Armbro Topper filly
most recently won stakes races at Dresden
and Orangeville, and should be quite ready
for a tough competition at Clinton.
Some other fillies to watch at Clinton
might include: Majors Choice, a daughter of
Jade Prince trained by Bill Wellwood for
owners Charles Armstrong of Inglewood and
Gustav Schickedanz of Thornhill.
Majors Choice hasn't been in the spotlight
much this year, but looks like she may be
rounding into form. in the Rothmans
Summer Championship last week she
finished third in both her elimination and the
final --two impressive showings; Armbro
Daisy, a winner of OSS events at Belleville
and 1,eamington for the Burboy Farms,
Robert Fisher, and Cohn Ferguson, Dave
Wall trans the daughter of Armbro Ranger.
Post time at Clinton on August 11 is 1 :30
p.m.
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