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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1988-08-31, Page 13THE HURON -EXPOSITOR, AUGUST 31, 1988 — 13A Kent Murray, 'Queens advance to playoff The Kent Murray' and Queens teams have advanced to the playoff finals in the ladies Toftball league. The McNichol team ended their season with a close game, havingthe. Queens defeat them by a narrow 28-27 margin. Donna Arts led the McNichol team at the plate, hitting two home runs, one triple and a double. Jane Hoggart hit three home runs and Brenda May hit two. Lynn Devereaux added another. Cheryl Cook hit two doubles and Carol Bennewies one. In the second game of the evening, Kent Murray defeated Ken Smith 16-9. The final playoff series began last night, but the second game will be played on Tues- day. Game time is 7 p.m. at the Lions Park McLaughlin Chev.Oids Ltd. 13 Main St. Seaforth 527-1140 • Service • Selection • Savings • Satisfaction • Leasing • Complete BODY SHOP Service MERCHANTS •PLAYOFFS - Don Williamson, catcher for the a run. Seaforth lost both games of a double header in Exeter on Seaforth Merchants, comes close to a tag on this play, but the Ex- Sunday by scores of 11-2 and 10-0, and wrapped up their season eter baserunner jumped high enough to avoid the glove and score with a record of 11-11-1. Corbett photo. Merchants end season with double loss The Seaforth Merchants Senior Mens Hardball team ended its season on a disap- pointing note Sunday. The team lost badly in both games of a playoff doubleheader against Exeter. Things were dismal for the Merchants from the onset of Sunday's doubleheader, and resulted in an 11-2 win for Exeter in game one, and a 10-0 mercy in game two. Seaforth players struck out 10 times in game one, made four errors, and scored two runs off a disappointing six hits. Kevin Drager was the ace on the mound for Exeter. Gary Eisler pitched 6% innings for the Merchants, but allowed 11 runs on 11 hits. He walked five batters and struck out two. In game two Seaforth pitcher Del Mit- chelmore went 2',5 innings, giving up 10 runs on seven hits, and walking four bat- ters. Ray Anstett pitched to one batter and walked him, before Marc Robinet came in for the final 1% innings. Robinet gave upo no runs on no hits and struck out two batters. But again Seaforth launched no offen- sive. The Merchants scored zero runs in game two, and only managed three hits. They struck out three times, made two er- rors and left three men on base before the game ended. "We just didn't have it Sunday," said Coach Robinet. "We hadn't played in two weeks and it showed. It wasn't a pretty way to end the season, but you can't take anything away from Exeter. They're a good ball team with a lot of depth. Robinet added Exeter seemed to be "really pumped up" for Sunday's games, and attributed it to the fact that they will be hosting the Ontario Senior D baseball tournament over the Labor Day weekend. "It would not surprise anyone on our team (the Merchants) is Exeter wins it all," said Robinet. Some of the games for the Ontario Senior D baseball tournament will be played in Seaforth. Games will be played at the Mer- chant Field diamond (at the high school) on Saturday at 9 a.m., 11:30 a.m., 2 p.m. and 4:30 p.m. The semi finals on Sunday and the finals on Monday will take place in Exeter. WRAP UP The Merchants finished their regular season with a record of 11 wins, 11 losses and one tie. They lost their OBA playoff to Walkerton in two straight games and their league playoff in two straight to Exeter. • "They Merchants would like to thank all our sponsors and supporters for the 1988 season, and invite them to watch us again next year," added Robinet. • If You wish to secure a lifetime income from an RRSP or are interested in other RRSP investments at very competitive rates, coil Arnold J. Stinnlssens 527.0410 SunLife Seaforth & District Minor Hockey requires COACHES And helpers for all travel teams and Jr. and Sr. Houseleague for the 88/89 season. Anyone in- terested, please contact Elly Schoonderwoerd 345-2459 11 THANK YOU II We would like to take this time to thank all of our customers and patrons for their support over the last 11 13 years. A special thank you to our staff, past and present, for helping 11 out along the way. Rene and Nicole Dupuis 11 & Family s�cr 9, International Plowing Match Get your copy of the above POSTER ARTIST IN ATTENDANCE b r • tattRIPM SAT. SEPT. 10 AN EXETER baserunner steals third before Seaforth Merchant Gary Eisler can put the DEL MITCHELMORE started the second tag on him in, he second game of the double header in Exeter on Sunday. Seaforth lost game on the pitcher's mound for the Mer - the first game 11-2, and the were shut out 10-0 in the second. Corbett photo. chants on Sunday. Corbett photo. St. Columban soccer season winds down SQUIRT On Thursday, August 25, the St. Columban • Squirt Soccer Team travelled to Nairn and won, thumping the Nairn II Squirt team 11-9. J.D. Nolan led the way, scoring four times. Also scoring were Ben Murray net- ting three goals, Gary Van Bakel with two, with Jeff Van Bakel and Scott Van Dooren each scoring singles. F The Squirts last home game is Thursday, September 1 in Dublin. This game is a playoff game to decide whether the Squirts go to the A or B Division in the playoff tour- nament being held in Bryanston September i• 10. • ATOMS , The St. Columban Atoms suffered their se- cond loss of the season on Monday, August 22 in Lucan against the Lucan I team by the score of 4-2. Scoring for St. Columban were Greg Van • Bakel and Mark Van Dooren. The Atoms have one more league game before playoffs start. MOSQUITO I The Mosquito I team ended their regular season play with a 5-1 win over Nairn I in St. Columban, Wednesday, August 24. Colin Devereaux fired three goals with Darrel Cronin and Mike Watt each scoring once. The Mosquito I's next home game is Wednesday, August 31 in St. Columban. This is also a playoff game to decide whether the Mosq I are in the A or B Division of their playoff tournament being held in Exeter September 10. MOSQUITO II On Thursday, August 25 the St. Columban Mosquito II team travelled to Nairn and shut -out the Nairn I team 6-0. Mike Smale and Jeff Flanagan each scored two goals while Wayne Schooner- woerd and Pat Cook scored singles. The Mosq Ti's next home game is a playoff , game in Dublin Wednesday, August 31. They also will be in the tournament in Exeter September 10. PEE WEE The St. Columban Pee Wees evened their season's record at four wins, four losses and two ties when they lost 4-1 to league leading • Grand Bend on Thursday, August 25 in St. Columban. The Pee Wees have one more game to play before going to Lucan on September 17 to play in the league cham- pionship tournament. IF SOMEONE OFFERED YOU AN ALFALFA THAT COST 25% LESS PER ACRE and YIELDED 10% LOWER THAN YOUR CURRENT VARIETY, WOULD YOU SWITCH? At PICK [E® , we don't believe you would. With our top yielding alfalfa varieties combined with outstanding disease resistance, isn't it time you grow your alfalfa as you do your other crops. "IT DOESN'T COST, IT PAYS TO GROW" PICT C` CDD Contact Your Local Representative Gerald Van Wyk 482-3179 PRELIMINARY LIST F ELECTORS for MUNICIPALITY TOWNSHIP OF H I BBERT This preliminary list of all electors prepared as required by The Municipal Elections Act, was publicly posted in the office of the Municipal Clerk on the -6th DAY OF SEPTEMBER 1988 Electors should examine the list to ensure that their names and rele- vant information are correctly shown. Application for inclusions, additions or corrections to or deletions from the list may be made by an elector by completing and filing a form obtainable at the office of the clerk. The last day for filing applications concerning inclusions, additions, corrections or deletions: OCTOBER 17th, 1988 Patricia Taylor Clerk, Twp, Hibbert 9:30 - 12:30 Madeline's Diner Huron Street Stratford FITNESS IS FUN! When you work at your own PACE! • Exercise program with em- phasis put on stretching, low- level aerobics and care for the back. • Tuesday and Thursday mor- nings from 8:30 to 9:30 a.m. Starting Tuesday, September 13. • Wednesday evenings from 8:00 to 9:00 p.m. Starting Wednesday, September 14. • All classes will be held at the Seaforth & District Community Centres. For information or registration please call: DRUSILLA LEITCH 527-1182 or RECREATION DEPARTMENT 527-0882 Y OPEN HOUSE Congratulations to the Marshall Family of Goderich, winners of a YAMAHA SLOW -Scoot Thank You to all our loyal customers for making our YAMAHA Open House such a great success All under one roof at Wharncliffe & Southdale in London 685-8045 .t I,