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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1986-08-20, Page 9SPORTS EXPOSITOR, AUGUST 20, 1008 -`A9 RENOVATIONS.anis REPAIRS Interior and Exterior FURNITURE REFINISyI!NG' • JOHN -PATTERS,' CARPENTRY . 482-3103 , A Playoffs underway inladie i apftball. Tgesday, Augusti12 markedthte end Of the • season for ,tthe league and all fgur teams played double he ders to••tnalte p for' rained out.gat les,;'K,enSmith Pools played against Kent Murray Electric at the bions Park and iron, both games, the first 32-10 and the second, 35-11. This gains Ken Smith third place and Kent Murray fourth. QueensHotel played Louis McNichol at the Optimist Park. McNichol came away With both victories. The first game was . close 16-14, and the second was equally close ' 12-11. It should be noted that McNichol went . into the last inning losing 11.6 and came ahead in their lastt bat to, steal the season championship away from the Queens. STANDINGS FOR THE SEASON W L. :T. .PTS. . McNichol • Queens 9 5 1 19 Ken Smith 9 6 0 188 6 1 17 Kent Murray 3 12 0 6 McNichol played Ken Smith and Queens played Kent Murray when playoffs began Tuesday, August 19 at the Lion's Park. Results were unknown at press time. With only all year it should bet thegclose race to win playoffs. WANTED Seaforth & District Minor Hockey Require coaches for all travel teams and Jr. and Sr. House - league for the 86/87 season. Anyone interested please contact: Elly Schoonderwoerd 345-2459 SEASON FINAL — JudyScarrow of the Queen's Hotel softball team tries to make contact with a pitch from Judy Anstett of the Louis McNichol team. Ladies softball wound up Its league, play last week with a double header. McNichols won both games. Playoffs began this week. Pattie photo Mites . tri -county champs After finishing the regular season in sixth pitching of Jennifer Marion and Vicki Lansink with each player scoring at least one run. place the Seaforth Mite girls softball team the team was never behind. A two run homer Angie Jervis and Vicki Lansink contributed went all the way in the Championship by Carrie Ml:llwain and a solid offensive home runs. The final score was Seaforth 22 - Tournament in Belgrave on Saturday. game from the rest of the team produced the Walton 7. The first game pitted Seaforth against 13 to 7 victory moving Seaforth into the final. The team players were: Tracy Janmaat, league leading Gowanstown. Offensively the Reaching the final against Seaforth was the Tracy Alexander, Vicki Lansink, Marion team was led by Angie Jervis and Jennifer team from Walton. A charged up Seaforth Lansink, Andrea McGrath, Kerrie Thomp- Marion with home Turfs. Good pitching from team came out fast and at the end of the first son, Angie Jervis, Jill Wood, Julie Medd, Vicki Lansink and Julie Medd combined with inning led 8 to 1. Jennifer Marion, Karen Skea, Carrie Mc - good defensive work from Karen Skea and Jill W ith Vicki Lansink on the mound and great ups aln and Becky Gray. W ood helped Seaforth to the win. Final score defensive work from the rest of the team, was 16 to 15. especially Tracy Alexander who had been The girls would like to thank coach Deb The second game Seaforth went up against injured in the second game, kept W alton from Janmaat and assistants Rick W ood, Mike W inthrop. The Seaforth side, buoyed by their mounting any real challenge. Alexander and Larry McGrath for the support first win. dominated the game. Behind the Offensively the team couldn't be stopped and guidance all season long. Mosquitos lose Knparchne soccer match excellent work by Greg Preszcator and Jeff Weber the Kincardine goalie stood his ground and kept them out. The game ended with a 5 to 1 victory for Kincardine. Coach Bill Weber was pleased with the second half effort stating that Seaforth can stay even with one of the league's top ranked teams when everyone puts forth a good effort. Thursday Was not a good night for the Seaforth Mosquitos soccer team. In the first half an early goal by Kincardine seemed to throw Seaforth into disarray. Defensive lapses and spstained pressure by Kincardine kept most of the play in the Seaforth end. Only good Work in goal by David Soontiens kept Kincardine from running up a larger lead and die half ended with the opposition up 4 to 0.` Seafo regained their composure in the second h f with both the offence and defence 1 p'.'.'S.)%7Agair9 Q W'i' •��1.'!CJIIf+y Seaforth Squirts tri -county B champs working hard to get their team back in the game. Tammy Kennedy and Kurt Lindemann anchored the defense with excellent work in keeping Kincardine away from the net. Dave Soontiens. again made some good saves including one on a penalty shot. Kincardine managed only one goal in the second half. Good offensive pressure resulted in a number of excellent scoring chances. Colin Skea scored for Seaforth but in spite of SCOREBOARD HURON-PEWIIi LADIES SLO PITCH YFARENDSTANDINGS W L T 19 1 16 4 16 4 - 10 9 1 10 10 - 9 11 8 12 7 13 6 12 2 4 15 1 W ildcats Dublin Road Runners Sluggers Siabtown Brodhagen Cromarty Walton Swingers Manley Mitchell 3 17 FLAY•OFFRESULTS Zoutof3 Wildcats • Bye Dublin vs Sluggers 2 games to 1 Road Runners vs Slabtown 2 games to 1 Swingers vsBrodhagen 2 garties to 1 Manley vs Cromarty 2 games to 1 Walton vs Mitchell 2 gnntes to 0. This was a 2 out of 3 with the loser; eliminated. Playoffs resume Thursday, August 21 with the Wildcats playing Road Runners and the Swingers playing Manley. PTS. 38 32 32 21 20 18 16 14 14 9 6 Seaforth Squirt Girls baseball team won the Tri -County "B" division championship after defeating the Belgrave team 27-6 last Sunday in W Ingham. The Seaforth girls were undefeated in the tournament by winning 17-6 over Winthrop' 38-3 over Listowel 1, and 21-10 over listowei A. The championship was well earned as the IF YOUR BUSINESS NEEDS FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE Give us a call. We offer financial aid in the form of loans, loan guarantees or even selling an equity position in your business. We have experienced counsellors 'who can help you plot a course for growth and success for your business. And we can provide you with direction to get government assistance,' both federal and provincial, as well as other vital information. For an advance appointment, Call: RON ROGERS, Manager 1-800.265-4594/519-271-5650 1036 Ontario Street Stratford, Ontario NSA 6Z3 BACKING INDEPENDENT BUSINESS !i Federal Business Banque federate Development Bank de drive-loppement canal gids played hard every game. Playing for the Seaforth Squirts were Taunya Brown, Nickl Phillips. Lori Nigh, Julie Carter. Susan Rowcliffe, h z Hunt, Shelly Lansink, Cheryl McUwain, Tracy Fortune. Julie Smith and Jackie Stewart. Coach • John Lansink. Absent were Valerie Laverty and Tammy Staples. 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