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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1987-09-30, Page 7• r#, ,..11PICE.121,166. LOCO! teams tops in soccer league St, Columban soccer teafns were very suc- cessful In their first year of competition in the Lucan and District Soccer League. • •The Squirt and Atom teams both went • undefeated for the season and 'eventually capturedthei.r respective league championships. . The Pee Wees finished first after regular' season play and were playoff finalists. The Mosquitos were third after season ••play and also finished as playoff finalists. In out -of -league action the Mosquitos • finished. second behind Exeter in' a tourna- ment playedlIFST7-C6 ulinban. A special thank you goes out to the referees, coaches and .Staffen's Food Market for their involvement. in regular, playoff and tournament play. Jaguars are tops in St. James • bowling league. . . The Jaguars jumped into first place in the • St. James B6wling League on 'Monday, September 21 when they downed the Tigers 7-0. Gerry Armstrong led his team with gamei of 224 and 291 for a 714 triple. Pat Kenny with 218 - 615 and Albert Boven with 220 - 557 • • also bowled well for the Jaguars. • . The Lions outscored the Leopards 7-0 but all games were very close.. Murray' Ben- newies with 291-696; Brenda Kenny. 205-495 and Bob Feeney 201-468 led the Lions. • Sandy Broadforit with 238 - 632 and Ken Moran 213 - 597 topped the Leopards. • The Cougars jumped into a second place tie with the Lions by downing the Panthers 7-0. Cathy Broome with 232 - 622; Richard Love 218 - 598 and, Kevin Broome 240 - 584 were top bowlers for the Cougars: Dan Bennewies 243 - 690 and Jim Dalrym- ple 226 - 522 were best for the' Panthers. Team standings are: Jaguars - 12, Lions - 9, Cougars - 9, Panthers - 5, Tigers - 5 and Leopards - 2. Mens and ,THE HURON EXPOSITOR, SEPTEMBER 19.87 7A 4:3 ST. COLUMBAN MOSQUITOS - Back, Shawn Vosper, John ' Moylan, Steven VandenHengel, Mike Coyne, Steven Hicknell, Joe Van Bakel, Rayn VanderVliet, Jeff Ryan, Joe Murray and Kenny Coyne. Front, Mike Moylan, Mike Weber, Pat Cook, Jeff Flanagan, Bill Ryan, 'Jim Crowley, Wayne Schoonderwoerd and Mike Devereaux. Mcllwraith photo. ST. COLUMBAN SQUIRT SOCCER - Back, Coaches Casey Van Bakel and Danny -Nolan. Middle, Brendan Cook, Kevin Gridzak, Charles Robertson, Adam Nolan, Pat Coyne, Jared Munroe, Tara Flanagan, Mark Van Dooren and Paul Eckert, Front, Dan- ny Cronin, Chris Verberne, Jeff Van Bakel, J.D. Nolan, Janie crowley, Larry Kelly, Scott Van Dooren and Ben Murray. Mcllwraith photo. IVO Alf ,,790.1t ST. COLUMBAN PEE WEE SOCCER Back, Steve Murray, Jim O'Reilly, Jason Schoonderwoerd, Craig Murray, Steve Ryan and Terry Kelly, Front, Dean. Murray., -Steve Papple, Steve Sh'awen, Mike Cronin and Robbie VanclenHerigel, Absent, Sean Melady, Brian Melady, Kevin McLIwOin, Jeff Weber and coach Tony Arts. Mcllwraith photo. • • 1 P f.' • .: • tr., .1.. • ST. COLUMBAN ATOM. SOCCER - Back, Carl Terpstra, Bill Vosper, Greg Visser,• Steve Mclnally, Boyd Devereaux, Jason Murray, Casey Boven ,• Lavvrange Flanagan, Jbe Vissey and Darrel Cronin. front, Shaun AnStett, Mike Hugill, Pat ridzak, Jamie Stapleton, Scott Vosper, Scott Wood and Cdlin Devereaux, Absent, Jason Henderson. and Perry Vosper Mcllwraith photo. Lawnbowlers play tournament ladies nights .are closed • The Men's Night Closing on Saturday was an 18 hole competition followed by a steak barbecue. Winners were: 1st low gross Joe Dick 69, 1st low net Phil Hoggarth 64, 2nd low gross Ken Doig Jr. 75, 2nd low net Brett Finlayson 67, 3rd low gross Mike Marion 76, 3rd low net Moe Huard 67, 4th low gross Doug Elliott 79, 4th low net Bob Henderson 70, 5th low gross Jerome Aubin 79, 5th low netReith Lovell 71, 6th low gross Ed Malkus 81, 6th low net Leighton Lynch 72, 7th low gross Cam Holland 88 and 7th low net Don Dupee 73. Closest to the pin on number 5 was Ed • Malkus and on number 9 Frank Verberne. Lopg Drive was Doug Elliott. The Greatest Handicap reduction was won by Cern Holland who reduced his han- dicap from 21 to 13. • Following the prize presentation the men elected 1988 officers. President will be ON THE GREENS • by Carolanne Doig Frank Verberne, Vice-president Bob Henderson with co-ordinators Brett Finlayson and Mike Marion. The men voted to change men's night to Tuesday in 1986 ' and will plan a meeting for late April to get men's night revived. The ladies closing was attended by about 30 ladies on Sunday afternoon in spite of the inclement weather. The ladies played a nine hole team best ball followed by dinner and card's. Every lady won a prize. The greatest handicap reduction winner was Allyson Scott who reduced her handicap from 31 to 25. The best ringer score was won by C.A. 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The most improved,,,Jonior golfer was Aaron Broome who reduced his handicap from 24 to 13. Members and non -met nbers are invited to the Turkey Shoot on Sunday at 2 pm - 9 holes of golf followed by a pot luck supper rain or shine. Come on out! LAWN BOWLING took place in Seaforth last Wednesday as a tournament was hosted by the local club. It wasWell attend- ed by bowlers from around the Huron and outside IL Lawnbowling action resumed in Seaforth • on Wednesday, September 21, when the local club hosted the Lorne Dale Trophy Tournament. ' The tournament was supposed to have • been played a month ago but was postponed because of rain. It was an open tournament • and.teams from London, Dresden, Clinton, Forrest and Lucknow were in attendance as well as the more local teams. Thetournament was won by Walter Newcombe and Della Slavin of Clinton. It wasthe team's third time winning the trophy. In second place were Jack and Jane Treleaven of Lucknow and in. third Allen Gledhill and Mrs. Aberhart of Goderich. • Fourth place went to Jack McDonald and his wife Audrey of Lucknow, fifth place went to jack Priestly and partner from Dresden and sixth place was won by Harvey Scrimgeour and his wife Grace from Goderich. The consolation prize was won by Stan Bitten and Thelma Coombs of Seaforth. • SEAFORTH GULF SERVICE • HAS A NEW NAME! Clair McClure and Jim Floyd wish to announce that Seaforth Gulf Service is changing its name to C.J's AUTO SERVICE, and they'd like to assure you...that's all that is changing! Clair and Jim are still the owners.' They wills till offer the same friendly service at the pumps, and the same quality service to your car or truck ... oil changes, lubrication, tune-ups, brakes, tires, cooling system, etc. it's just the sign that's changing. Watch for the 'sign of the times ' arriving soon! AUTO •SER • 23 GODERICH ST. E. 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