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A STRIKE OR A HIT? — Nobody was. quite bat for the Queen's team in Men's recreational
sure for a minute when Dennis Campbell was at ball MOrldaY eight at the 9Ptithlet Perk.
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New frees and
excitement are the order nt,
the day as the Men's flee
League. offiiaIy opened
their season. Ail the teams
have,added new players and
it looks as if it Will be the test
year ever if the opening
weeks are any indicatiOn.
Sundays opener saethe
Village and Mainstreet pay
to a 1-1. tie. JOWL Coleman a.
recent -draft by Mainstreet
and veteran Rick Woods
locked in a pitchers duel, 3ill
Price tripled in the fourth
inning to drive home the
Village's run but the sixth
inning saw Murray
Henderson single home Bob.
BeutteraniBer with, the tieing
run to even the count. Both
teams played excellent
defencive bill as they ended
in the draw.
The late game saw the
weekends only lopsided
game as the Teachers using
all of their squad of last
season continued their
winning ways with a
convincing 12;4 victory over
a short handed Turf Club,
The Turf Cub in the process
of rebuilding with several
new players didn't use their
pitchers of last year as Mark
Tynbant saw is first action
in the new recreational
league.
Monday's games proved
as exciting as Sunday's as
the Firemen recorded their
se cond tie game as they
rallied to tie the -Queens in a
3-3 deadlock. The Queen's
ROOKIE OF THE YEAR — lan Doig kept up a• BEST DEFENCEMAN — Centenaire freasurer, opened a 2.0 first inning lead
family tradition of fine hockey when he received Gary Gray presented the Gray -Bach trophy for as Ray KlaltgiS tripled. The
the rookie of the year trophy. for the • =
best defenseman to Don Heardthird saw the Queens score
Centennaires• from Bill Smith. - an unearned rtin to move Up
Crowd at cOncert 3-0 and it looked like an easy
MOST IMPROVED — Don McClure, of the
Centenaires' executive presented the most
Two talented girls. Carol the Bahamas earlier in the
Brown Carter and
Nancy Berger Jackman from
Seaforth who learned music
together performed a very
enjoyable and successful duo
piano concert last Saturday
evening in. scaforth Public
- School auditorium to a very
receptive audience . who
responded with a standing
ovation, •
The ;program consisted of
works by Haydn, J.S. BAch.
Chopin. Moszkowski; Von
Weber, Benjamin and
Mozart as well as several
contemporary pieces.
On Friday afternoon the
pupils of Seaforth Public
School were treated to a
preview of the concert.
Carol 4nd Nancy played
duo piano concerts to: large
audiences in 'Montreal and in
wtn Walks and errors in the
third saw two singles by
Boys' Minc)r
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Minor Soccer Is behmg orgsnhed for baYs
Squirts (born in 19711,72/73). •
Atoms (Born in 1970-69)
Interested players should attend the near practice
Nion. May 21
6:30p.m. S.A.E.S.
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improved 'Player's trophy to.Jerome • Aubin ..at' •
the Junior 0. Hockey team's banquet Friday
night. " • • •
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SPORTSMANSHIP — Larry Dolmage of the
Centenaires was presented with trophies for
Sportsmanship and ability by Glen McClure of
the Centenaire executive at the team's banquet
Friday: • .
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neither learn could mount
Aqicas scoring threat.
The late contest also,
provided plenty of
excitement as the Traveller*
Pipped the BP Bears by, a 44
count. The Traveller* took
advantage of early inning
jitters and scored I run in the
first and opened a 4-0 lead in
the second with, Scott King's
double the only extra 1?ase
hit. The third saw B.P. come
badlt.to life, as Fred Burton's
three run homer narrowed
:the gap to 4-3, Both teams
tightened up and neither
could add to their, sceres.
The first week of play. saw
Sunday's games postponed
to Thursday night. Mondays
games saw the Teachers,last
years champs, rally to ni p
the Mainstreet nine by a 9-8
score, Then the Queens
onthit the Village and posted
9-5vicatcQtn
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Theon 'Thursday
saw the Firemen's new
pitcher Chuck Robbins and,
the Travellers Gord Mour
lock in a duel as the teams
battled to a 1 all draw. The
late game saw the B.P. Bears
open with a home ruh by Ben
Akker then double the count
on the Turf Club to score a
12-6 win.
This 'vveeks action Will see.
the Mainstreeters and
THE HURON EXPOSITOR MAY11
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Firemen open on SiledaYT the late game. squad whtle the li
May 20th and the TraVellece4 Mondays action Will See pits the
And Teachers lock hp .5 in the Queens take on the B.P. Mile*
TOP SCORER — Seaforth 'Centenaire Cam Doig, centre, was too scoter
in the Junior D league this year for his 60 goals and was presented that
trophy at a recent league banquet in Lucan. Friday night in Seaforth he
went on to collect still more awards, as leading scorer and most valuable
player on the Centenaire team •from. Manager Terry Craig, left and coach
Mitch Kennedy'. (XpOsitor Photo)
STANDINGS TO DATE
W L T Pts.
Teachers
Queens 1 0 I 3
Travellers • 1 0 1 3
Firemen 0 0 2 2
' 1 i 0 2
Village 0 1 1 1
Mainstreet 0 1 1 1
Turf Club 0 2 0 0
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Interested in '
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FOOTBALL
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Tuesday, May 22
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• .1, W:e thank you our customers and friends.
for your attendance at our Open House MaY,...10„11'.
and 12 and for giving us ,an.'.ofilSOrtunity tp-lotiyou'*qe our
enlarged and renovated
Seaforth store and showro�m
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extend '42 welcome to visit us at any time.
Congratvicitions'to those who were
winners of door prizes. They,
GOY DEVINE R.R.2Seaforth Vanity and marble top
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GERRY COOPER Seaforth Sow and hammer
Mrs. HELEN CHESNEY R.R.4 Seaforth Bar-B-Que
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'DAVE KUNDER
GREG. HOGGARTH
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