The Huron Expositor, 1989-08-23, Page 66A — THE 'HURON EXPOSITOR 'AUGUST 23 '1'989
TWEEK I
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St Coiumban'e under 18 soccer tear:
had a busy week last week. St. Columban
played four soccer games in six days -
one league game and three challenge cup
games All four games were played in
London and St Columban won 3 and tied
one
St Columban travelled to London on
Wednesday August 16 to play London
Curinga in a league game. London Curina
scored early, but St. Columban did not let
this effect their play. The team continued
to play excellent soccer and tied the
game when Dean Martin headed m a cor-
ner kick by Bob Lumley . St. Columban
had several scoring chances to take the
lead but could not put one in the net. The
game ended in a 1 to 1 tie
St. Columban was also awarded a win
tor the game which London Apollo did
not show up for- in St Columbar. or.
August
The other three games St Columban
played last week were all Challenge Cup
games - playoff games
All eight teams in the London league
were automatically in the playoffs. The
first round had teams playing each other
as a result of drawing teams out of e
hat. Only the winners of the first round
went on to the semi-finals and only the
winners of the semi-finals played off in
the final for the Challenge Cup
St. Columban played London Apollo in
the first round last Tuesday, August 15 in
London. St Columban played a very
strong game which earned them a 2 to 0
win. Both goals were scored by Shane
Davenport. The victory earned St. Colum
ban the right to play in the semi-finals
St. Columban travelled to London on
Saturday. August 19 to play London
Croatia in the semi -finale
The S: Columban players knew they
would have to play their best game of the
year in order to beat London Croatia, a:•
Croatia has.lost only one game all year
St. Columban came out very strong and
scored an earl' goal, off the foot of
Shane Davenport The first hall ended
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with St. Columban leading 1 to 0
St. Columba° continued to play ex-
cellent soccer in the second half and was
beating London Croatia to the ball evert
time St Columban's aggressive play
paid off when they were awarded a
penalty shot Ren, Murray made no
mistake in putting it in the net
Croatia began to press but St Colum -
ban's defense stood tall and refused to let
Croatia score. Shane Davenport scored
once again near the end of the game, and
it ended in a well deserved 3 to 0 victory
for St. Columban
The victory put St Columban in the
final the next day - Sunday August 20.
against London Curinga
The St Columban players were vert
excited to be in the final but they were
also tired as this was the fourth game in
six days
London Curinga came out strong and
aggressive. However. it was Si. Colum -
ban who scored first on a beautiful cor-
ner kick shot that deflected oft the
goaltender and into the net Jester'
Schoonerwoerd was the scorer
St. Columban looked tired, but to their
credit continued to play solid defense
The game ended in a 1 to (1 victory for
Merchants f i n
The Seaforth Merchants Senior Mens
baseball team lost in its bid to oust the
Exeter Express from OBA playoff action;
The Merchants lost a best of three series
against Exeter last week. losing 10 two
straight games. and calking an end to its
third season
EXETER 24-SEAFORTH 1
The Merchants used five different pit-
chers m their first outing against the Ex-
press last Tuesday , but were unable to
stop the Exeter offense. Marc Robinet,
Graham Nesbitt, Scott Driscoll. Darren
Crocker and Ray Anstett all snared in the
loss. allowing 24 runs on 12 hits and walk -
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the Challenge Cup Champions - St.
Columban!!
In the three =playoff games St. Colum -
ban did -not allow a single goal because
of the excellent 'goal tending 'by Jason
Dietz and 'because of the "iron curtain"
consisting of Sean Melady, Mike Murray,
Jason Sehoonerwaerd, Dave Kelly and
Adam Ripley.
Coach Tony 'Arts commented that he
was proud of 'his 'players, each and every
one of them, and hsaid she 'knew they could
win if his team 'played the 'way they are
capable of 'playing. And that's exactly
what they did.
Team members of St. Columban's
under 18 Challenge Cup Champions are:
Goaltender: Jason 'Dietz, Defense: Sean
Melady, Mike Murray, Jason Schooner-
woerd, Dave Kelly, Adarn Ripley ;
Halfbacks: Rem Murray, Dean Martin,
Terry Sloan, Bob Lumley: Forwards
Jason Cooper, Trevor Fortune, Bryan
Corriveau, Shane Davenport, Steve Ryan.
Jason Rodney, Brad Carter and Coach
Tony Arts.
St. Columban plays its last regular
season game next Wednesday, August 30,
in St. • Columban against Sarnia Surf at
6:30. Come see the Champions'
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ing 13 Exeter players while only ,striking
out one.
Exeter scored four runs in the first inn-
ing, four more in the second, seven in the
third, six in the fourth and three in the
fifth. Seaforth scored its only runs in the
first, two of them on a home rain by Jerrt
Feeney.
Other hitters in the game for Seaforth
were Bill Dale, Jerry Wright, Marty
Bedard, Nesbitt and Crocker, each with
one hit.
EXETER 17-SEAFORTh 2
Thursday's game went much the same
as Tuesday's, with Exeter taking a decid-
ed lead early into play, and building on it
throughout the game.
Darryl O'Connell started on the mound
for the Merchants and pitched two and
one-third innings before being relieved by
Bill Dale. O'Connell allowed nine runs on
nine hits, walked one batter and struck out
one. Dale pitched one-third of an inning,
allowing eight runs on six hits, and walk-
ing two batters and striking out one. Ray
Anstett finished up on the mound, allowing
no runs on two hits, and striking out three
hatters.
Exeter scored its 17 runs on 17 hits,
walked three tunes and struck out five
times.. Express players committed two er-
rors .and left six wen on base.
Seaforth scored two runs on four hits,
walked nonce, xatcuck -out seven tunes, and
committed two errors and left five men on
base.
Seaforth scored one run .in the second in-
ning and one in the sixth. Exeter scored
four runs in the second inning and 13 runs
in the third.
"We were outepitched, -out-hit and out-
classed in this series," commented coach
Marc Robinet.
"It was a tough way to end the season,
but Exeter is a :great .ball team. They have
a lot of .talent: and it puzzles us that they
didn't apply to 'go C ;and .take a challenge
on. After all ;they have won the D cham-
pionship twice 'in the. last three years."
As for .the ,Merchants, Robinet said
they'll try ,again ;next year, and. thanks the
fans :and the sponsors for their support
throughout the :season.
SEAFOPTH pitcher Grant Ward puts one n' hie mean fastballs across the plate
in his team's contest against Winthrop on Saturday at lions Park in the Mite Toni
namero This Seaforth team was beaten it its firs! game against Winthror bi
score o' 10-3 Corbett photo
THE WINTHROP TYKES hosted a Tyke tournament on their diamond this weekenc
with teams trom Seaforth, Auburn, Blyth and the surrounding area attending. Seer
here is a Winthrop Tyke slugger. Corbett pilot°
RECRE A.TION .P EVA tr
by (R;ecreatian'Director) Marty'Bedard
Winter activities registration
t * e hei September 6 an 7
•
Joint Registration for all WINTER AC-
TIVITIES will be held at the Seaforth
and District Community Centre on Tues-
day, September 6 and Wednesday.
September 7. (Please note the date
change). This will be held on the arena
floor from 7-9 p.m. each night. Winter
groups that will be in attendance are as
follows: Minor Hockey, Minor Broomball,
Rmgette. Figure Skating, Boy Scouts.
Girl Guides. the Curling Club, the
Recreation Department and Starlight
Bowling Larges
The, is t. choice for families to come
out and do all their registration le 15
minutes
If anyone has old equipment and would
like to sell it, there will be a table set up.
Each person is responsible for their owe;
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ung this sale
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sall, Brucefield, Walton areas contact Ed or Terri at THE
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* Come out and see the comedy softball
3 lean,, the CALIFORNIA CUTIES when
they come to Seaforth Lions Park or-
)' Thw•sday, September 7, 1989 at 7:30 p,rn
* The Cuties travel throughout the Unite:
nn Slates and Canada, and have visited
• several foreign countries. They dray
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large crowds everywhere they appear
.» Last season they finished with .a 121
*. win, and eight loss record, under the
nn'IL' guidance
comeofdy ostarcgiogt, 'Ttt er, ino ownerPala, et'manageros,who
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performs as Madam Hilda.
» The Cuties will play against the
l,r+ Waterloo Chym'ers, Graham Nesbitt of
Seaforth is the Chym'ers catcher. The
J't Chyin'ers are the runners-up of the
* Eastern Canada I.S.C. World Qualifier.
aa finalists at the O,A.S.A. Senior elimina•
fit tions, and first place 'finishers in the
▪ Inter -City Fastbal league. This will be a
Ar fun and entertaining game. so don't miss
* the action' All proceeds from this even-
> ing will be going towards the Seaforth
• and District Minor Hall Association
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* Pick up your Terry Fox Run pledge
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i sheets today. The Seaforth Terry Fox
9$ Run will he held on Sunday, September
* 17, 1989, starting at the Van Egmond
iS i, ,:, House. The run site ,will .be open frons 8
I t a.m. to 12 noon. The course neap will be
t t Xpublished in the Ex gsttor closer to the
R
4� ate. Maps will also he ay ' le at the
Weare -going to_,pubiish,a ;telephone listing -for Seaforth,* registration table. Canpcitaps across the
_ country will jDin this �ay to run, walk,
ublin, •Henaall,Vlinton,ruasels, Mitchell .and Auburn.' Jog, bike, wheel, or rifle the Terry Fox
Run. Pledge sheets ;are .available at ail
To 't�.ave your •n,u'r[tber oorr ctiy listed -or new number,, banks, inc Poat office, Town Slay. the
fisted fall THE Hl1 ON :EXPOSITOR. „„ Recreation Office, Archie's Sunoco,
Beckers, Slender Concept and the
Aor Chiropractor's Office, If you ,would 1ilq
.,* more infornnation on this.day,.pleaae corp
» tact the Recreation Office at 527.0,882.
74 The Seaforth-Dein arlc Hockey e
* change group is now olling 'tickets on
new FORD .PROBE. 'TrIc40,,s .cogt $100.
,which mcludas e q£le, ,w or 4he car,
Sash *aws .and . a.. i ion,'gor ,two .into
�4ance, The dap eci 31ra. will be lel
* on Saturday, Noxeipber ,. , ,1089 At th
n . Seaforth and Distrlet"utmity'Centr
,v$ Only $50 tick* will ke.,sold.
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