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A NEW PARK RUILDI G WinthroP area
sport3 fans are proud of the new food booth,
sterile and washrooms building going up
quietly at the park there. The 30' by 36'
builditg, constructed by Marsh Construction of
Stratford will open'soon_ A big ball tournament
was held al the park July 2, 3 and 4 with
proceeds to the new bOilding fund.
• (Photo by White)
St. Coluniban loses one
Si. CAirtilbau. lost their
second game of lite !ieat on
Sunday. by a 2-0 Count. io
Strathrof. The game could
have tamed out entirelV dif-s
c
ferent for St. Columban had
they been able to capitalize on
several excellent scoring
chances in the first half.
However. the second haff
Londesboro girls have
first loss in 2 years
The squirt league and lee
Ball are 20Mi in full play. In
last %veers action there were
2 close games with the Expos
edgingthe Bluejays while the
Tigers outscored the Yank -
ss. The Midget boys hosted
their Holmesville counter-
parts to coming out on the
short end of a 12-10 WM' in
late action on Monday night.
The Pee Wee boys were in
action with the Jay -s edging ,
Goderich by 2 runs in a
game in Goderich.
The Bantam girls kept their
%%inning sFak in tad with a
%ietory ever the Goderich
girls.
The Baitams are ham ing
pitching troubles and once
again ow boys came out on
the shcrt end tosineto Au-
burn.
In men's slo-pitch • on
Thurilay night the ball was
bouncing for Allboro Farms
as !fey daimccl victory over
the Blazers, On Friday eve.
ning the Marauders and
Bomber; locked in a slo pitch
contest However no reports_
JUN 5 - JULY 10
7he Tigers came out on top
in early action.
Last Mcmday night they
edged the Bluejays in an
offensiveaction packed squirt
game. The late game match-
ed Surnmerhill ladies against
their cousterparts from Birth
in fastbai action with Sum-
merhill gairrng the victor%
The Bantam girls team
maintaiacd their winning vray
with two %ictories and a kiss
last week. The loss was
suffered in a dose game that
could have gone either way,
the first loss suffered in two
years.
On Wednesday evening
the Peewee 'A's played a
thriller with Goderich as they
won with 21-19 victory gained
in last half of the last inning.
The midget boys entertain-
ed Holmesville in their third
meeting in two weeks with
our boys playipg solid in
• scoring a 4-1 victory. Holmes-
aille meanwhile entertained
our Pee Wee "Jays- and the
Bantam boys. The Jays struck
early and held on for dose
victory.
The Bantams started lough
and although short of players
were in the game for early
innings but fell apart later
and Holmes4ille scored an
easy victory.
The other two squirt teams
Expos and Yankess were in
adion Thursday night with
Expos recording second win
with no losses. Men's slo-
pitch the Blazers hist to
Brodhagen in an exciting
game which ended with Brod-
hagen team on top_ Allbpro
Farms kept her record vic-
tory 29-14 over the 'Auburn
men.
The squirt league. gen-
erally a house league. put an
entry of their older boys into
the tournament in ..Blyth last
weekend. Although with
plenty of stiff opposition.
Londesboro came up with the
'EF di% ision championship
and Brian Whyte was chosen
V . P. Congratulations to
all in% olved.
saw Strathroy make a com-
plete turnabout as they
scored tnvo goals to seal the
victory.
Special note should be
given to goaltender Joe Ver -
benne as time and time again
he thwarted the Strathrov
Forwards. coming up with
excellent saves including one
save on a penalty ..shot.
St. Columban will try and
avenge the toss on Sunday,' -
JulY 18 at 2:00 p.m. in
Mitchell, when they take on a
tetra from Simcoe in the first
round of the league cap.
Line up.: Joe Verberne.
Frank Flanagan, Brett Ein-
layson.. Brian Kennedy. Grea
Ryan, Richard Verberne.
Mate Avery, Ernie Szabo.
Alex Harrell, Tony _Arts, Rick
Ryan. Jim McCreight. _Jeffs
Looby.
A RIG CINE! —11 took Gary Munro 20 minutes
to reel in this 15 -pound pike but, judging by his
smile, it was worth the struggle.
(Photo by Hook)
Commercial ahead
in ladies' baseball
Commercial strengthened
their lead July b donning
McNichol 19 to 9 ladies
baseball play. M1. ttol play.
What's happening is a weekly column, space donated by The
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DATE
Thurs., July 15
Thurs., July 15
Tburs„ July 15
Fri., July 16
Sat., July 17
Sun., July 18
Sun., July 18
Sun., July 18
Sun., July 18
Sun., July 18
Mon., July 19
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Public Swimming Pool
Manley vs Jr.
• Farmers
Winthrop vs
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Public Swimming
Public Swimming
Tractor Pull
Clinton vs Midgets
Bears vs Firemen
Queens vs Turf Club
Public Swimming
Mon., July 19 Creamers vs Main
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Mon., July 19 Teachers vs Villagers
,..r.ues., July 20 Public Swimming
SEAFORTH MEN'S RECREATIONAL
SOFTBALL LEAGUE
W EDNESD A Y "S SCORES
Turf ClubbOurrn, 2
villagers 4 Firemen 3
SUNDAY 'S SC -ORES
Firemen 9 Teachers 8
Villagers 9 Bears 4
MONDAT'S SCORES
C re3 M CT, 1 011 ee n
Turf ivlainctrt'et 4
STANDINGS Isis oriel, 13thl
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Is 9 3
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In 8
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Tues., July 20 McNichol vs Browns
Tues., July 20 Commercial vs Ken
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Wed., July 21 Kincardine vs
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Wed., July 21 Creamers vs Oueens
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ed a good game with Donna
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poking doubles- Nai:ney Storey
and Brenda Cooper hit triples
while Beth Caron slainmed
out a home run.
Commercial had Ann Bos-
nian with a double. Penny
Lansink poked out a double
and triple while Kathy
Coombs drove out a triple to
aid in their victory.
, In the late game Smiths
took second place winning
over Browns 13 to& They had
lots of help with doubles front
Deb Janmaat. Cathy Elliott
and Wanda Moran while
Dianne Gridzak slammed a
triple.
With foe weeks of regular
season play Left the standings
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McNichol
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