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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1990-06-06, Page 11THE HURON EXPOSITOR, .hJNE.;t., 1991 lona is SFCO ...woNI for eaforih Pdbiic FScho��lncigded soft �` 14,01'o (1hro )t' o jump , J .filly c Tiehol (200 me es), SearVLud- (400 ' k ers); Gab Lawton, 911g,i rGrant'Ward wnp)s; Tonys 4ntfa ' (100 I Iong jump); Stev OVAIOress, iiwe: jump); St ve L'eonhardt (tong j. p);;i, lJal on (i00 metres,. 200 metres),. Marc•h ;Mc (high: jump) aid Jamie M,ebiichol (Soft` ball thi^ow) i` ,. t riy 0 Pubjje'SchooI students 'FAST, 'LA INE MOO- ^'t!16"14 n Vedlles- Seaforflt �G School yl O wliett areascboo Ann MacDonald (100 anetcees Oea:. 10 fes., for Id {,.� #esr epeeatsiat.�o� a, I.1' eMY� 3W*Ok and 11eidF days t're ble ;to compete. at the region& .level. S p S sent put a strong ° , and Game hug;ewith four m- �• age groufx 5 of ps 6 second MOTl'ecol a Bo etremonwi s( t p1►t, sotb Deonhar't (tt'%nle 100 • • plate standing :, Vield'Lataej9h utas unstoppable iq ba Senior Girls: division, plaeiag ‘:'live events to capture the uhship..t(tle LeeAnn Mae: a d;. c3lanlpion in the Midget Gu diivielen, place.first in three . ev is while. Midet Boys OmanJeremy McNicholbrought home two firsts and a second. Steve McItally, Intermediate $oys win- ner, placed first in two events and second in three. Huron Centennial School also sent out a strong contingent and brought home their share of ribbons, cap- turiiig one age -group championship I' .and five age -group rutdlers-up. • Individual champions for the day were: Midget Girls - L Lee Ann Mac- Donald, Seaforth (44 pts.) 2. Amy Harron, Seaforth (22 pts.) Midget Boys - 1.Jeremy ' McNichol, Seaforth (34 pts.) 2. Sean 4 Ludwig, Seaforth (26 pts. ) NO SWEAT - Steve Mclnally of Seaforth Public School punches a"hole in the ozone layer with this leap during Intermediate boys Region I high jump competition last week. Mcinaliy went on to place third in the event and capt ire the individual Intermediate division championship at the meet, held at S.D.H.S. Elliott photo... 0: •';;i i Seaforth native captures PGA tour win Steve Bennett, the son of Bill and Betty Bennett of Seaforth and now a club professional with the Huron Oaks Recreation Centre in Bright's Grove, had all of his years of hard work on the Seaforth. Golf and Country Club greens pay off last week with a PGA of Ontario win. Bennett's two-day tournament victory, the Spring Open at Greenhills Golf and Country Club in Lambeth, was his first major • pro- vincial win since 1981. The 31 -year- • Merchants The Seaforth Merchants Senior men's hardball team turned in a better performance this week, ad- ding one more win to its record, and two near misses. All three games were against Strathroy. SEAFORTH 6 - STRATHROY 7 Seaforth led up until, the end last Tytesday night, but was unable to hold the lead when Strathroy shook a two -run deficit in the eighth inning. Seaforth had started the game with three runs in the first inning, but Strathroy scored once in their half of the inning to cut the score to 3-1. Seaforth scored three more runs in the second inning to take a com- manding 6-1 lead, which they kept until the fourth inning. Strathroy cut the lead again with a run in the fourth, then continued to cut it with another two runs in the fifth and one in the sixth. They completed their comeback with two runs in the bottom of the eighth. Marc Robinet pitched eight inn- ings for the Merchants in this outing, allowing seven runs on eight hits and walking players while striking out seven. Offensively, Seaforth players scored six runs on 11 hits, walked twice, struck out five times and committed three errors. SEAFORTH 9 - STRATHROY 12 old Seaforth native now -qualifies win over David Banks, Canadian for the Ontario -Quebec tournament Tour player. Bennett aid Banks in October. had been tied after their first round . He shot a two -over 74 last Tues- on Monday in St. Thomas, with . day for his 143 total and two-stroke three-unders 69's. Junior Girls - 1. Darlene Bailey, Clinton (52 pts.) 2. Andrea McGrath, Huron Centennial (32 ,pts,) Junior Boys - 1. Chad Chipchase, Clinton (46 pts.) 2. James Doilery, Huron Centennial (41 pts.) Intermediate Girls - 1. Lyndsay Anderson, Hullett Central (67 pts.) 2. Lisa McKay, Huron Centennial 436 pts.) . Intermediate Boys - 1. Steve Mefnall y, Seaforth. ts 55 ( pts.) 2. Kiat Durand, Huron Centennial (48 pts.) Senior Girls - 1. Vicki Lansink, Seaforth (50 pts.) 2. Carla Dalton, Seaforth (28 •pts.) and Carrie McLllwaln, Huron Centennial (28 pts.) Senior Boys 1. David McKay, Huron Centennial (58 pts,) 2. B}yan Watson, Clinton (44 pts.) battys ley SStte Yield e etr isle g um ,, high P) and Marcy'41cCaU (triple jump). Ato Ill's in The*Collt}mban Atom Ill's met goal's for St. Columban, one Exeter t t'the Dublin playing unassisted and one with some help fields Monday, May -1,8 for some from Kelly Boven. higbleoglug see* action. Once again, the unstoppable. home team proved that goals ;win the' game, outscoring Exeter by four in a. 5-1 J.D. Nolan :sent in three goals for the evening, assisted by Larry Kel- ly on two and Luke Brennan on the ntber. Mike Murenv fired in two Scott Henderson tended net for the first half, with Mike 'Murray doing double duty as goaltender for the second. Exeter's lone goal came from Greg Murray's penalty shot. The Atom III's are becoming a force to be reckoned with with their high -scoring wins. FOR DADS - WHO LIKE TO PUTTER AROUND ALL SUMMER Excellent Selection Clubs, Bags, Shoes, Clothin Kiri EdictYan n ►nd f 4 redeem themselves It was another close ending Sun- day when the Merchants mgt, and lost, to Strathroy;in the first game of a doubleheader. Doug Discepole started on the mound for the Merchants and went four and two-thirds innings, allow- ing eight runs on seven hits, and walking five batters and 'striking out three. Dave Akey pitched one and two-thirds innings in relief, allowing three runs on three hits and walking two batters while striking out five. Bob Matetich pit- ched the final two-thirds of an inn- ing, allowing one run on two hits. Strathroy initiated the scoring in this game, getting one run in the first innings and two in the third to take a 3-0 lead. Seaforth, however, scored six runs in the third, four of them on a grand -slam by Del Mitchelmore , to move ahead. Strathroy exploded for six runs of their own in the fifth innings, and went up 9-6. Seaforth replied with two runs in the bottom of the fifth and one in the sixth to tie the game. Strathroy scored three more in the top of the seventh to wind up the scoring and lake the win. Seaforth scored its nine runs on eight hits, walked three times, struck out five times and commit- ted three errors. with Strathroy scored its 12 runs on 12 hits, walked seven times, struck out eight times and committed four errors. SEAFORTH 15 - STRATHROY 0 The second game of Sunday's doubleheader, interrupted by a thunder shower, was all Seaforth. The Merchants scored five runs in the first inning, two in the second, two in the third and six in the fourth to mercy Strathroy in five innings. Rick Boon pitched the entire gone for Seaforth, giving up only three hits and one walk, while recording two strike outs. Offensively, Seaforth's 15 runs were scored off of 15 hits. Players walked 13 times, struck out four times and committed one error. Hits came from: Bill Dale (4), Rick Boon' (3), Marc Robinet (2), Del Mitchelmore (2), Bill Matetich one win SEAFORTH LIONS POOL SWIMMING LESSON REGISTRATION at the LIONS PARK -PAVILION SATURDAY, JUNE 2 10 AM - 1.PM SATURDAY, JUNE 9 10 AM - 1 PM 3 SESSIONS July 2 - July 20 July 23 - Aug. 10 Aug. 13 - Aug. 31 (2), Dave Akey (2), John Cairns (1), Joe Aubin (1) and Terry Cox (1). "We're starting to turn things around - but slowly," commented coach Robinet. "We're scoring a few more runs, our pitching has been good and our defence is improving. We seem to be scoring our runs in bunches. In Wednesday's game, we scored six runs in two innings, then nothing in the next seven; and it ended up costing us the ball game. But I think we now realize that every in- ning is important, and hopefully we can score more runs throughout the game and not have those innings where we don't score any." 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