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The Huron Expositor, 1963-08-15, Page 7MIXED DOUBLES TOURNAMENT ATTRACTS 72 COMPETITORS The mixed doubles tourna. ment held at' the Seaforth Lawn Bowling Club Saturday after- noon proved a big success as 36 entries competed for •prizes. Local applicants for the tourna- ment were turned down so out- of-town entries could compete. AUGUST 16th, TO SEPTEMBER 2nd - 85-61 2 BARGAIN FARES TO TORONTO Coach Fare $6.60 FOR THE ROUND TRIP Going Thursday, August 15th to Monday, September 2nd, incl. Return Limit—September 4th. For fares and train service contact your local agent. Included iii the list of en- tries were Mr. and Mrs. H. Zim- merman. He is president of the Provincial Lawn Bowling As- sociation of Ontario. Entries came from London, Toronto, Goderich, Kitchener and Aylmer for the event. The top six winners were: 1st, Mr. and Mss. A. Townsend, Goderich, 3 wins plus 28, agg. 68; 2nd, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Al- lison, Goderich, 3 wins plus 21, agg. 47; 3rd, Mr. and Mrs. IL Zimmerman, Toronto, 3 wins plus 14, agg. 47; 4th, Mr. and Mrs. Sheldon 'Anderson, Kit- chener, 3 wins plus 9, agg. 37; 5th, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Smith, Aylmer, 2 •wins plus 20, agg. 50; 6th, G. Hildebrand and Mrs. Habkirk, Seaforth, 2 wins plus 20, agg. 43. Mitchell Nine Eliminates Seaforth Midgets Mitchell midgets eliminated Seaforth three games to one in WOAA playoff action by down- ing the local lads 6 to 4 here Wednesday night. Mitchell took a fast four -to - two lead at the end of the first inning and scored one run in each of the fifth and sixth in- nings. Seaforth pushed runs across in the third and fourth frames to square the score at four -all, but could not contain the visi- tors in the final two innings. Errors let in the winning run. A walk and two singles brought in the insurance run. Doug Wright, in hurling the route for the losers, was tagged for only five hits, but gave up five walks. His mates were nailed for three errors. Francis Hagan led Seaforth at the plate with a double and a single. Mitchell Seaforth R H E 400 011-6 5 0 201 100 1 5 3 Barnomatic SILO UNLOADERS and BUNK FEEDERS We have several orders booked for delivery early this Fall. As I am now recuperating at my farm home follow- ing an operation, it will pay you to see me here and get your order placed at once before more Government taxes are added. A deposit with your order will protect your deal. This Barnomatic Silo Unloader with two augers is the most modern on the, market in North America today, and my price will in- terest you if booked now, on both unloaders and bunk feeders. Serviced from Waterloo, Ontario, and • distributed by JONATHAN E. HUGILL 30 years' experience in handling silo and farm equipment Seaforth 667 W 1 Clinton HU 2-9822 Seaforth Interm,��ic�f�s :Defep# Clinton 10. to 9 Seaforth patting muscles flex- ed for a homerun and five trip- les powering the Intermediate squad to a 10 to 9 victory over Clinton in the WOAA play - downs Saturday night at Lions Park. The win squares the best -of - seven series at one gatne each. On the tail end of an. 8-4 mark at the end of the third inning, Seaforth was held scoreless for two innings until a three -run sixth inning pulled them within one run of the visitors. Two frames later on the crest of three consecutive triples Sea - forth rode past Clinton with three runs to float the win to safety. The locals tagged Clinton pit- cher Monty Motomura for 10 hits, including six for extra bases. Motomura has almost as many different pitches as a travelling medicine man, but Seaforth bat- ters have been able to hit ev- ery pitcher they faced and it was only a matter of time be- fore they got to him. Clinton slipped into a fast lead with two runs in the first departments. inning -When Bob Welsh clout- DA the -third, Bob Whitelaw ed a double, sending Bill Craig slapped they first of his two plate. and Mike McDonald across the triples and Slaghts singled. hinny Len Fawcett followed up Doug fohorrin Clintonto.set the score 'at 8-4 McDougall's double witif ditto marks in the second, pushing substitutedifor Don Henderson McDougall home and advancing singled and Vint who had mov- ed the score to 3-0. to fiast Seaforth came right back to ,got on base on an tie the score on a three home- error. run by pitcher Carmen Vint. Bob Beuttenmiller's high fly Andy Smith had singled and brought them home. Cliff Pe - Doug Rowcliffe moved to first"trie stole home for the third on an error. Vint's roundtrip- run after being hit by a pitch - per --his first of the season— ed ball. shows his versatility as a ballThe eighth frame was the player. big one as Beuttenmiller clout• Gord Slaghts moved to the mound in the second inning. In the third he gave up three walks and two hits as Clinton sprung for five runs and jump- ed into what looked like an aI- most invincible 8-3 lead. From there on it was all Slaghts' ball game as he struck out 14 batters and gave up only two scattered singles. The rest of the squad backed him to the hilt in the field and batting PEEWEES EXHIBIT FINE- FORM; WIN THREE OF. FOUR TILTS Seaforth Peewees have ex- hibited fine form in the past few weeks bye. winning their last three games out of four played. The local squad downed God- erich at the salt city 8 to 5, as. John McLean scattered sev- en hits in going the route for the winners. Ricky Wood clouted two dou- bles; John Wilson knocked a triple and a single, and McLean added two singles to lead Sea - forth at the plate. Seaforth took the lead in the second inning as J. Fraiser, Paul Muir, Wood and Wilson crossed the plate to set the score down at 4 to_ 0. Another four -run . inning in the fourth salted the game away. Fraiser, Wood and Wil- son scored again, along with McLean. Swamp Lucan At Lucan, Seaforth swamped the Irish by a 13 to 2 drench- ing on July 11. Brian Fischer gave up only three hits and whiffed 11 Lucan batters for' the winners. Danny Muir led the Seaforth hitters with a double and two singles. Seaforth collected 11 hits off the Lucan pitcher. John Wilson, Brian Fischer and Gary Nicholson each added a double and a single. Lucan led 2 to 1 after the first inning, but Seaforth scor- ed in each inning after and halted any more Lucan scoring to run away with the tilt. Split With Clinton In the two games with Clin- ton the locals split, losing 5 to 4 in the first game and win- ning 10 to 3 in the return match at Seaforth.. Clinton picked up twb' rung in the first and fifth innings. Seaforth scored one in the first, two in the third, and took a one -run lead in the sixth be- fore Clinton came back to tie the game. Clinton managed to pull out with the win with,a run in their half of the seventh frame. John McLean took the loss. He was credited with six strikeouts and gave up seven hits. In the return match McLean WOOD and CERAMIC LAMPS 7.35 Bronze and Brass Smokers 8.95 • All Shapes Sizes Hassocks 4.95 Electric KETTLES 10.50 ATITO Ti? BRASS MAGAZINE RACKS 4.95 CENTRE FOR eddill BOX Furniture Store • /00:p Tymerg, Two and Four -Slice TOASTERS 16.95 Colorful Orlon RUGS 8.95 • Beautiful Hampers 6.95 Steam and Dry IRONS 17.95 Electric Wall CLOCKS 5.95 BOX FURNITURE STORE -- SEAFORTH whiffed eight Clinton batters as the local, squad trampled Clin- ton 10 to 3. Seaforth quickly opened the scoring in the first on runs by Brian Fischer, John Wilson and Gary Nicholson. The -home- towners added two runs in each of the second and third in- nings. Three runs in the fifth put the game on ice.,• Gary Nicholson providd the power at the plate with two dou- bles and a single. Brian Fischer chipped in with three singles. Winthrop Tops Brussels Eleven Winthrop and Brussels tangled in Brussels on Wednes- day in Huron Soccer League ac- tion played under the lights. After 90 minutes of action, the final score was Winthrop. 4, Brussels 1. Winthrop led 2-0 at half-time on goals by John Boven and George Love. Early in the second half Brus- sels scored to make it 2-1, but Winthrop came back with two more goals, to make the final count 4-1. Ken McClure and Bill Kerr scored the Winthrop goals. Winthrop line-up: Goal, Carl Boven; full-backs, Mervin Pep- per, Bill Kerr; halves, Wilson Adroa, Albert Boven, Ron Mc- Clure; forwards, George Love, Dave Mclnally, Tom Love, Ken McClure, John Boven; alter- nates, Wayne Dolmage, Glen McClure. In..pther games played last week, Centralia RCAF dumped St. Columban 7-2, and Goderich Building Centre shut out Conk- lin Lumber 2-0. Standings, including games of August 7, are as follows: GP W L T pts. Centralia RCAF 10 9 1 0 18 Winthrop 9 6 1 2 14 Brussels 10 3 4 3 9 St. Columban 9 4 5 0 8 Clinton RCAF 9 4 5 0 8 Building Centre 10 3 5 2 8 Conklin Lumber 9 0 8 1 1 The next game in Winthrop will be on Saturday, August 17, when St. Columban will be the opposition. Junior Soccer Next Week Winthrop meets St. Colum - bah in Huron Junior Football League action next Thursday at St. Columban. The game is a replay of a postponement be- tween the two teams. Game time is 7:30 p.m. ed a triple to set the ball roll- ing. Cliff Petrie followed him with another triple and Bob Whitelaw slammed his second triple. Gord Slaghts' single brought in Whitelaw for the winning run. Slaghts got into a little trou- ble in the ninth as he walked Mel Edgar and McDougaIl sin- gled him in. Slaghts had struck - out the first two men to face him and quickly squelched any flareup by striking out Len Faw- cett for the win. Seaforth played alertly in the field, committing no errors, while Clinton was marked for three bobbles. Clinton 6, Seaforth 4 In the first game of the ser- ies the story was reversed as Clinton beat Seaforth 6-4 at Clinton. The hometeam. tagged Carm Vint for nine hits and the fielding was a little on the slop- py side as Seaforth fumbled three times. Clinton opened the ball game with' four runs in the first in- ning on two errors and two sin- gles. Single runs in each of the second and the fourth locked up the win. Seaforth scored in the first when Bob Beuttenmiller smash- ed a single and toured the bags, on two overthrows. Two more runs were added in the fourth on Carm Vint's single which brought in Ray Henderson, who had doubled. Cliff's Petrie's long fly sent' Doug Rowcliffe home. Bob Whitelaw singled in the fifth and Ray Henderson's safe- ty pushed him across the plate bringing Seaforth within two runs of Clinton. Seaforth bombed Monty Motomura for nine hits, but couldn't put them together for a good rally., xnElmnot o4 0 New Washable PRINT DRESSES Famous "Galey & Lords" glazed cot- ton prints feature this grand new range of early Fall dresses. - Lovely prints and checks in new Fall "deep tone" shades. Famoirs "Leo Danal" make that are so popular for style and finish. LONG OR HALF SLEEVES Misses' Sizes — 7 to 17 Half Sizes — 161/, to 22X/2 $1O.95 NEW WASH AND WEAR PRINTED TERYLENE DRESSES Sizes 9 to 18 12.95ond 14.95 Terylene that washes and drips to a smooth finish, in a grand new darker range of prints for early Fall or, through Winter wear. • One and two-piece styles, with long or half sleeves. SEE THEM TO -DAY AT STEWART'S READY-TO-WEAR DEPT. Stewart Bros. ALWAYS FIRST IN FASHION B. MELADY BOOTS TWO GOALS AS IRISH TOPPLE STRATFORD St. Columban junior soccer team defeated Stratford Fisher Bearings 4-1 on Monday. In the first period the Shamrocks jumped to a fast start oh a goal by Gerald Ryan. Donny W & W Wingers Bombed By Brussels Girls The W & W Wingers went down to defeat in the first game of the playoffs with Brus- sels girls on Friday, in Brus- sels, when they were downed 20-7. Errors in the first two innings by the Wingers put the game in Brussels possession. G. Wilson and Y. Knight led the winners with four runs each, and Norah Brown led the losers with two runs. Ruth Rit- chie also sparked the losers in the fourth with a homer when the bases were loaded. Brussels 481 610 x—.-20 Wingers 002 401 0— 7 Brussels—Steffi and Coultes; Wingers, Buchanan, Ritchie (5th), Storey. The two teams will play the second game in the best three - out of five series on Thursday in the Winthrop Park. YOU'LL =opt? OVER, ELWOOP? OKAY! Murray scored once and Brian Melady put in two fast goals, after failing to score on a penalty shot. Nick Douglas scored once for Stratford in the second period. St. Columban line-up: G. Ry- an, B. Melady, D. Murray, A. Van Bakel, B. Feeney, K. Coyne, G. Moylan, N. Murray, J. Mur- ray, P. O'Reilly, S. Murray. -Jack Dalton was goaltender in the absence of the regular goalie, T. McIady. ZION Mr. and Mrs. Jack Proctor and five children visited with his brother, Mr. Harry Proctor, and Mrs. Mabel Higgerson re- cently. Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Lott, of London, and Mrs. McIntosh were dinner guests of Mrs. Mary Mal colm and Mrs, Albert II. Yeo on Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Fergus Lannin spent Thursday and Friday at Peterborough Fair.' Mr. Lannin was judging Shorthorn -cattle. Allan and Jim Roney, sons of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Roney, visited their aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Reg Cudmore, Clinton. Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert Annis and Mr. Gordon Annis, from the West, visited Mrs. Mary Mal- colm and Mrs. Bert Yeo on Sat- urday evening, Miss Ann Aikens has been holidaying with'her aunt and uncle. Mr. and Mrs. Bill burst, Seaforth. Mr. and Mrs. Dalton Malcolm, Keith and Bruce visited with Mr. and Mrs. Alden Strathdee and family on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Pepper and Dennis and Nancy and Mr. and Mrs. George Henderson and family spent Sunday at the Pinery and celebrated Beverley Henderson's and Dennis Pep- per's 10th birthdays. Mr. Gordon Annis, from the West, and his nephew, Mr. Wil- fred Annis and Mrs. Annis on Saturday, and other friends. Mr. and Mrs. Neil Nairn and Scott,. Kitchener, with her par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. R. S. Aik- ens. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Bar- ker and family, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Barker and family, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Barker and fam- ily, Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Pepper and family and Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Williams and family of Burford held a picnic in Gode- rich on Sunday. Old Lady: "My word! Doesn't that Little Jones boy swear ter- ribly?" Little Joe: i'Ye'm he sure does. ffe knows the words all right, but ha don't put -110 a t- pressidlt in 'ere •• We're back .from our holidays, ready to help • you with your dry clean- ; ing. Don't allow soiled garments to accumlate ! Bring them in or call us NOW! FLANNERY CLEANERS Phone 87•Seaforth THE HURON EXPOSITOR Phone 141 — Seaforth Sewer onnections The new sewer lines will be operating shortly. O ❑ We suggest you make your arrange- ments now for connection. O 0 WE WILL BE PLEASED TO DISCUSS YOUR ,REQUIREMENTS O 0 We have a carload of Transite Pipe and Fittings in stock and can quote special prices to plumbers and sewer contractors. FRANK KUNG Phone 19 Seaforth