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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1989-07-12, Page 66A — THE HURON EXPOSITOR, JULY 12, 1989 THIS WEEK IN Seaforth places second in district senior games The Seaforth and area seniors captured second place in the 5th annual Tri -County District Senior Games on June 26 and 27 in Exeter. The games involving Huron, Perth and Middlesex counties, were won again this year by defending champion Mitchell seniors who took 102 points. But Seaforth claimed second spot with 53 points, edging out third place Stratford with 51. Following is a list of the Seaforth par- ticipants, their event, and where they plac- ed in their event. • Five pin bowling: Don Wood, Anne Wood, Hazel McGonigle, Bert Walters, and Gordon Murray all placed third. • Softball throw: Dave Cornish placed third. • Bridge: Ruth Waltham and Fred Waltham tied for first place. • Darts: Barb Scott and Gord Scott placed second. • Carpet bowling: Andy Lunn and Jean Lunn placed third. • Solo: Fred Harburn placed third. • Golf: Barb Scott placed second in 30-40 handicap. • Swimming: Sid Scroggs placed first in 25 metre and third in 50 metre, Vivienne Newsham placed third in prediction swim, and Betty Leonhardt placed second in the 25 metre. In total 39 Seaforth area seniors took part in 17 events in the games, and 16 of them placed among the top three competitors in their events. ane semor games potluck supper was held Monday night at the Seaforth and District Community Centres. Each of the local win- ners was presented with a ribbon from Mayor Hazel Hildebrand. District Senior Games Co-ordinator Bill Douglas and Mrs. Douglas were guests at the potluck, as were Mr. And Mrs. John Pat- terson, previous organizers of the Seaforth Senior Games before they moved to Stratford. Following the potluck a game of euchre was held. and the high couple was Hazel McGonigle and Rita Kerr, high number of lone hands was Hellen Byers and Ernie Har- burn, and lowest were this year's Seaforth Senior Games Chairman Charlie Perkins, and Ernie Harburn. CONNECTION - A Seaforth Junior Mites player cracks the ball during a matchup against Auburne in Seaforth on Wednesday. Corbett photo. JUNIOR MITE player Ryan Willis grounds the ball and makes the throw to first from his knees Wednesday against. Auburne. Corbett photo. -wain 1erieSa . ASK ABOUT OUR R.R.S. P. & G.I.C. 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Seen here are some of the successful team members: (left) Doreen lt«elly who competed in shuffleboard; Vi- vienne Newnham, who placed third in' the prediction swim; Gor- don Murray. third in bowling; Ernie Harburn, competed in horseshoes and solo; Fred Harburn, third in Solo; Theo. Van Bakel, lawnbowling; Gordon Scott, second in darts; Hazel McGonigle, third in bowling; Jean Lunn, third in carpet bowling; (front) Dorothy McCluskie, euchre; Barb Scott, second in darts and golf; and Jean Pinder, Euchre. Corbett photo; St. Columban Under 18s tie St. Columban played at home last Wednesday July 5 and lost to London Nothers Spurs by a score of 2 to 0. The Spurs opened the scoring in the "first five minutes of the game as they capitalized"on a defensive error made a St. Colurnba4i' ftbck.''re[t1�'i i'be scored any more goals in 'the Hz* hatt', howeyer both teams had their chances. St. Columban's forwards had several wide open shots from close in but could not put the ball in the net. The second half started the same way as • the first. J oth teams provided the local fans with thrilling action. St. Colum - ban finally scored but as luck would have it the referee disallowed the goal. St. Columban players were very frustrated but to their credit did not give up and played hard right to the final whistle. With any luck at all around the London Spurs net St. Columban could easily have won the game. But the Spurs scored near the end of the game to end the scoring at London Spurs 2 St. Colum - ban 0. Last week's game was the first game in the second half of the schedule. St. Columban did not have a bad first ,half of the season and with a little more luck they could be contending for first place. St. Columban's coach Tony Arts com- mented that in all seven games in the first half of the season his team was Ieading at half .time art that if his layers would play the second half of the game the way that they play the first half there is no doubt that St. Columban would be in first place. Mr. Arts further said that he is impressed to see his players adjusting to the higher calibre of soccer, and they are improving with ,each game. Coach Arts would like to thank all the fans for their support and said that he and his team are looking forward to a better second half to the season - and possibly winning the Challenge Cup in August. Team members are: Jason Dietz, goaltender; Sean Melady, Mike Murray, Jason Schoonderwoerd and John Dewys fullbacks; Raymond Murray, Dean Mar- tin, Terry Sloan, Shane Gibenson, Dave Kelly halfbacks; Trevor Fortune, Brad Carter, Steven Ryan, Jason Rodney, Jason Cooper, Bryan Corriveau, Shane Davenport forward; Tony Arts coach. Next home game is Sunday July 16 at oldtimers 4:30 pm in St. Columban against Exeter for an exhibition match. Sunday night the under 18 St. Columban club took on St. Columban soccer veterans from earlier teams. About 25 to 30 old .timers, ranging in age from their late 20's to field generals of 50 years were out for the contest. A good crowd of fans bordered the field to see what was a surprisingly good game which ended with a 5-5 tie. Another old timers match will be organized for later this season. FOREST CITY INTERNATIONAL YOUTH SOCCER LEAGUE STANDINGS HALFWAY THROUGH SEASON W T L GF 7 0 0 20 6 0 1 21 3 1 2 16 3 1 2 13 2 1 4 21 2 1 3 10 Sarnia Dante London Croatia London Curinga London Nothers St. Columban Sarnia Surf London Portugese United 0 2 5 8 19 2 London Apollo 1 0 6 8 23 2 GA 8 7 10 9 24 17 P 14 12 7 7 5 5 St. Columban Mosquitos win tourney their only regular season matchup and Fust year player Mike Janmaat con - the result was a 6-0 win for the St. Col- tinues to improve at -fullback, and along umban Atom II's. Goaltender Pat Coyne with veterans Scott Vosper, Karl Terpstra of the shorthanded Atom's I's played well and Jamie Stapleton gave goaltender despite the score, making several difficult Greg Visser lots of help in stopping the saves. Kincardine forwards. Squirt player Ryan Van Dooren made ST. COLUMBAN 7 his Atom soccer debut in this game, as DURHAM 0 the Atom I's were missing four players. The St. Columban offence came alive in Goalscorers for the Atom 1I's were Bruce this matchup as they dominated the Griffen with three. J.D. Nolan with two game from start to finish. Jeremy and Larry Kelly with a single marker. Truemner and Jamie Stapleton each Mike Murray' recorded the shut -out. St. ecored twice, while Jason Henderson, Columban Atom I's next home game is Steve Melnally and Greg Van Bakel all Monday„ July 17 in Dublin .at 7 p.m. tallied once. Greg Visser and Jason Mur - against .Exeter II. ray shared the shut -out. PEEWEE ST. COLUMBAN 4 The St. Columban Peewees were HANOVER 2 shutout 3-0 in St. Columban by Exeter on Fifteen minutes .after the end of the Thursday, July 4. The loss evens the Durham game the Mosquitos took to the The Kippen Gun Club's July 4 shoot Peeweesseason record at four wins, four field again to play Hanover. Hanover's resulted in some high scores from the 17 losses. The Peewees next home game is record for the day was a 2-0 win over shooters: Brad Mann 50, Gord Glazier 25, Tuesday, tuly 15 when they host llderton. Durham and a 1-1 tie against Kincardine, Jack Mills 25, Lloyd Vennor 25, Al Edwards Game time is 7 p.m. so the winner of this game won the 25, Glen Mogk 25, Bob McPherson 25, Dan UNDER 17 tournament. Crerar 24, Tom Alten 24, Russ Beaver 24, ' The St. ,Columban 'U -17's" hosted Ex- The first half was all Hanover as they Harrison Schock 24, Ken Whetham 24, Dave eter on Monday, July 3 in St. Columban jumped to a fast 2 - 0 halftime lead. Scott 22, Dennis Boyd 22, Ed Steegstra 21, and carne away with a 5-0 shutout. Jason The second half started much the Roger Haus 20 and Fred Brall 19. Cooper led 'the way scoring three times, same, until the seven minute mark of the while Steve ;Ryan and Rem Murray each final :half whey Jason Murray scored on a tallied once. Brian Melady registered his low shot to the corner. That goal must third shutout of the season. The U-17 have lit a fire under St. Columban as the record now stands at seven wins - no play, turned to their favour the rent of the losses. second half. M�QUI7O J do Murray found the net again pt On Saturday, July 8, the St. Columb. the minute Mark to tie the game, and Mosquitos travelled to Durham to par- Colin .Devereaux put Calumbas i& ticipate in the Royal Canadian Legion - the lead with a bathe shot to the top c to Regional soccer tournament. The Mos- nerriIf the net Columban the 17 ,minute markt. quitos won the right to play in this tour- L wg the St. nganpu the gd nto its feet. nament on ,the ,basis of their second place Lawrence ro Lanagan put o game out of finish in the gone Tournament held in Hanover's peach with his goal in the final; June in Goderich. mints play. St, ;Columban Mosquito team members ST. COLUMBAN 0 are: Mark O'Rourke, Jason Henderson, )<1i�jE 0 Darrel Cronin, Co "'Jinn Devereaux, Greg "Vie first game';Fa ntize tuttrnatttent saw Van Bakel, Steve Mclnaily, Jeremy the 40,0.1inaliStsIrtki the Goderich tour- Truerneer, Jason Murray, Dave Mid- nament play teach otter to a scoreless degaal, Lawrence Flanagan, Casey draw. It Ay** loci Arne wi both Seven, Sari Ternstra, Mike J et side$. v gedtit r�ces on1,y,,to have Sc tt Vosper, J a S,tapleton, Dreg 1 l #11171, ;jrlteIn airily. Visser, ' Boyd ereaux, and e g`i, t £�x,.to ,etit were, on- nu* Gose ea,are Joe Visser Jd , ve ly two 4 lhu the team Mclnatly Sjt• Columban. Jytjtist�(tito Mat ACO ... • a btu a antage. Manager is*se Visser. SQUIRTS The St. Columban Squirts upped their season's record to six wins - two losses with a 5-0 win over Lucan 111 in Dublin on Thursday, July 6. Keegan Telchert scored a hat trick with Daniel Nash and Jared Murray scoring singles. Curtis Murray and Bradley Murray shared the shut -out. 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