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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1986-07-30, Page 4A4 -- THE HURON EXPOSITOR, JULY 30, 1986 Make the news Send game reports to The Expositor Sports copy deadline Monday 4 p.rn THE BEST OF OTHER TERMS AND RATES AVAILABLE SUBJECT TO VERIFICATION CALL US TODAY! Deposit Agents for over 45 Bank & Trust Companies familg Gov Your one•stop, best -rate specialists for GIC's, RRSP's, Mortgages & Annuities SEAFORTH 96 Main Street, S. 527-0420 Serving Ontario since 1975 with 12 locations for your convenience! HOUSELEAGUE SOCCER — Every Wednesday afternoon, the Green and Brown teams last Wednesday. Right photo: Shelia Litt, Optimist park field is busy with houseleague soccer action, At left left and Scott Wood, centre, fight for the ball as another player looks Betty Little takes a kick at the goal during a game between the on. Rattle photos Phillips and Brady win tourney Seaforth men lawn bowlers held the Legion Olive Papple and Grace Broadfoot. Eileen tournament with 13 greens in play. First Adamson, Edna Bell and Thelma Coombs place winners were Tom Phillips and Mel were seventh place winners. Brady of Seaforth. This week there is a mens pairs tournament At out of town tournaments there were several Seaforth winners. ®russets bowlers compete for trophies In Goderich July 1, Mary and Art Finlayson were first place winners. In Mitchell, July 5 winners in second place, were Betty and Fred Tilley and Sandy Pepper • for trebles. At Wingham Mary Finlayson and Olive Papple were fourth place winners and in Exeter they were third place winners. In ladies trebles held in Clinton July 22 winners in third place were Mary Finlayson, Monday night. On Thursday the ladies Whitney trophy tournament will be played and on Sunday the Sills tournament for mixed pairs. (SCOREBOARD Queens increase lead A win over the Louis McNichol squad, Tuesday evening at the lions Park, helped the Queen's Hotel team increase their lead in the Seaforth Ladies Softball League from one, to three points, over second place McNichol. Queens won the game 20-19. In other action Tuesday, Ken Smith Pools downed the Kent Murray team by a 28-20 margin, to pull into a second place tie with McNichol. STANDINGS W L . T 4 Queens McNichol Smith Murray 7 5 5 2 5 1 4 1 8 0 PI'S. 14 11 11 4 Swimmers finish third A number of area swimmers took to the water at the Mons Pool Saturday to compete in one of a number of swim meets planned for the summer, The Seaforth squad paddled their way to third place finishing behind Clinton and Goderich. St. Marys finished fourth. The final meet of the season will be held Saturday, August 9 in Clinton. 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Second was Marjorie Coultes and FredaJohnston, third, Isabel Gibson and Muriel Whitfield and fourth, Elinore Hem- ingway and Mary Yuill, • In the men's section Gerald Gibson and George Johnston won the Jim Mair trophy. Second was Pat Rowland and Jack Bowman, third was Jim Coultes and Jim Mair and Jim Bowman and George Inglis took the consola- tion. Queens team leads in men's fastball Queens Hotel has held a big lead in Seaforth Mens Fastball League play for about three weeks, before losing two straight. On Monday, July 21 the Village squeaked a 2-1 win over the Queens with fine pitching coming from Mike Marion, winning over Mark McKellar. Also, Main Street outhit the Bear's to down them by a score of 7-2. W inning pitcher was Bob Beuttenmiller. On W ednesday, July23, the Bears held the Queens at a 6-5 loss in the bottom of the seventh inning with John Strangway driving in Moe Huard to put the game away. In the late contest the Villagers defeated the Firemen by a count of 2-1, LEAGUE STANDINGS Queens 23, Creamery 19, Main Street 16, Bears 16, Turf 16, Village 15, Topnotch 14, Firemen 5, 15 -inning contest highlights fastb Twelve teams participated in the Seaforth Men's Recreational Ball tournament on July 18, 19 and 20. Games were interrupted by rain on Friday night. Only one of three games was played. There were a few highlights in the tournament with one on Sunday morning. The Seaforth Queen's Hotel team and Lawries team from Blyth going fifteen innings. Rules for tournaments are seven innings or one hour -and -a -half time limit with ties to be broken. Doug Vock pitched fifteen strong innings only to have the winning run scored on a bad throw in the bottom of the 15th. Final score Queens 0, Blyth 1. Another exciting game was played be- tween defending toumament champs Port Elgin Chapparals and home town favorites Seaforth Villagers. Doug Leonhardt and Scott Christie both pitched a fine game. Leonhardt proved the better of the two, with many strike outs only to lose on a controversial call by the umpire at home plate. Final score, Port Elgin 1, Villagers 0. Don Williamson was the key hitter for the Villagers with an early inning double. The B final ended up being another close contest between Villagers and Lawries of Blyth. Mike Marion pitched a fine game, which Leonhardt finished. Rids Sclimegeour also pitched a fine game, only to have Brad Bromley to finish the game in a losing effort. Final score, Villagers 3, Blyth 2. In the A final Port Eight Chappa showed what they were made of with pitching from Wayne Christie and experience at the bat with a 7-1 win over the Goderich Sherwoods. Final score, Port. Elgin 7, Goderich I. TOURNAMENTSCORES Goderich Sherwoods 5, Seaforth Topnotch 1. Goderich Tire 7, Seaforth Queens 0. Seaforth Villagers 4, Goderich Hayters 2. Goderich Kirkeys 9, Seaforth Firemen 2. Goderich Sherwoods 7, Windsor 2. Port Elgin,4, Hayters 3, Goderich Tire 7, Lawries 0. Goderich Kirkeys 9, Chiselhurst 0. SeaforthTopnotch2, Windsor0. Port Elgin 1. Seaforth Villagers 0. Blyth 1, Queens 0 in 15 innings. Chiselhurst 6, Seaforth Firemen 3. Lawries 3, Seaforth Topnotch 1. Goderich Sherwood 9, Goderich Tire 1. Seaforth all tournament Villagers 6, Chiselhurst 2. Port Elgin 4, Goderich Kirkeys 2. "B" winners - Seaforth Villagers 3, Blyth 2. "A" winners - Port Elgin 7, Goderich Sherwoods 1. HARD TO HANDLE — Neil Beuerman, first baseman for the Seaforth Legion Branch elowpitch team, struggles to get a hot grounder out of his glove, as a Goderich baserunner dashes behind him during action in the Legion Zone Slowpitch tournament, held here on Saturday. Raftis photo Tested and proven on Ontario soils, Tandem is the winter rapeseed you can count on for top performance. 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