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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1963-08-22, Page 7B i luimns 1,o Second RouOd' With Palmerston Seaforth Bantams. went down two straight to Palmerston to lose out in the second. round of the WOAA Bantam `C' baseball playdowns Friday night at Palmerston. Although Seaforth outhit Palmerston six to five, they committed four errors and gave up seven walks to give the hometeam the edge. Palmerston opened up a short-lived one -run lead in the second, •but Seaforth moved ahead in the third, when Billy McGrath and Brian Broome scored after clicking with sin- gles. Seaforth made the score 3-1 in the fourth when Brian Broome's single brought in Billy McGrath, but the lead didn't last as Palmerston came back with all the runs needed for the win in their half of the fourth, The Palmerston insurance run came in the fifth inning. Palm- erston did not bobble the ball once and.let only five Seaforth players on base with walks. In the first game of the series, also at Palmerston, the home- town squeezed out an 8-7 vic- tory over Seaforth. Four Seaforth errors contri- buted to three Palmerston runs as the locals again lost on fumbles. Seaforth took the Iead in the second inning, as Bill Wood knocked a single bringing in Keith Finnigan. In the fourth the score was upped to 5-0 for Seaforth, when Gary Nicholson,. Chris Coombes, Bill Wood and John Rau crossed the plate. Palmerston moved back into contention with three runs in their half of the fourth and pulled ahead in the fifth with four runs for a 7-5 lead. Two runs by Chris Coombes and Bill Wood knotted the score in the seventh, but Palmerston scored the winning run in their half of the inning for the win. In the previous round Sea- forth took a best -of -three series - from Mitchell in two straight games by 9 to 7 and 11 to 8 scores. • Just take a Case tractor demo istration — any time you want, doing any kind of job you'd want it for. 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The first two innings went scoreless until the third, when Seaforth,erupted for eight` runs. From there it was a cakewalk as they scored three in the fifth, four in the sixth, and add- ed six more in the eighth. Carmen Vint hurled the route for Seaforth giving up only five scattered hits and no free pass- es to first base. The eight -run burst in the third came on a series of four Clinton errors and Patterson's WE KNOW OUR ALWAYS BRIGHTER CLOTHES With Our DRY CLEANING SERVICE Bring in your clothing so that it will be neat and tidy for school opening!' FLANNERY CLEANERS Phone 87 Seaforth CLEAN Summer Clothes * * BEFORE STORING SUMMER CLEARANCE SALE NO REASONABLE OFFER REFUSED ! 60 Cars, Trucks and Tractors TO CHOOSE FROM — SAVE $ $ $ $ $ License # A-5795 1960 METEOR RIDEAU TUDOR— Economical 6 -cylinder. 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TRACTORS 1959 FORDSON MAJOR DIESEL ._ 2—JOHN DVERE $975. $1175 $795 $750 $75 350 $100 $2295 SEVERAL FORD 8N and 9N and IMPLEMENTS TO CLEAR 17 New 1963 Cars and Trucks in stock to choose from. CLINTON REPRESENTATIVES: George Cutler -- HU 2-9782 Orland Johnson, HU 2-9697 SEAFORTH REPRESENTATIVE: Cleave Coombes, Phone 592 Goderich Motors Ltd. • Your Ford - Falcon : Ford Truck Dealer Phone JA 4-7308 • Goderich, Ont. 35 SOUTH STREET We era open evenings Monday through Friday until 9 p.m. well -walloped four -bagger. Bob Beuttenmiller's three -rum hom- er in the fifth brought the Sea - forth total to 11-2, Clinton's two runs having been scored in the fourth. Whitelaw's grand - slammer came from the cleanup position in the eighth after Bob Beutten- miller and Andy Smith had sin- gled and Cliff Petrie had moved to first when hit by a wild pitch. Whitelaw led Seaforth's 18 - hit onslaught with a grand - slam, a triple and a single. Pat- terson added his grandslam and a triple. Beuttenmiller chipped in with a roundtripper and two singles. Clinton committed nine er- rors, including five Seaforth bat- ters hit by pitches off the arm of Doug McDougall. Seaforth again blasted Clin- ton the next night by a 16-8 score up at Goderich. A stiff wind whipped across the field, but did not hamper Gord Slaght's fine mound ef- fort. He relieved Carm Vint in the third frame and struck out nine Clinton batters. The game seesawed back and forth until the seventh inning, when Bob Beuttenmiiler's long triple scored three runs to break an 8-8 tie. Beuttenmiller also scored putting the score at 11-8 and sending Seaforth into a permanent lead. Seaforth big bats sang a sweet song as they clouted a single, two doubles and three triples in the ninth for five more runs. John Patterson led the club - hers with three singles, a dou- ble and a triple, batting in six runs. He was five for six at the plate, but his only out, a long fly ball, still brought in a run Clinton drew blood first with a run in the first inning. Sea - forth tied that when Patterson doubled in Gord Slaght, but a two -run roundtripper by Ron McKay put Clinton into a 3-1 Iead at the end of the second. Brussels Tops Against Wingers Brussels girls • downed the W & W Wingers 19-6 on Thursday night in Winthrop. Brussels got a five -run jump in the first in- ning and kept slamming in runs the rest of the game. Beach for Brussels was the lone star of the game, gaining°three homers for- the winners. Brussels—Steftier and Coul- tes; Wingers — Buchanan and Storey. Brussels 520 243 3-19 Wingers 200 400 0— 6 The W & W Wingers came through with a win over Brus- sels on Tuesday night in Brus- sels after two losses. Brussels started off the first inning with three runs, only to have Mary Helen Buchanan come through with a home -run °for the Wing- ers with the bases loaded, to put a new outlook on the game. The Wingers gained four more in the fourth to Brussels three, and one in the seventh to wrap up the game. Wingers — Buchanan, Little; Brussels—Stefller and Coultes. Wingers 040 400 1-9 Brussels 300 300 0-6 Seaforth moved into a slim one -run lead in the next inning when Cliff Petrie moved acrost3 the plate on Bob Whitelaw's triple and John Patterson knock- ed in Wititelaw and Slaght who had singled. Clinton knotted the score in the third and moved into a 6-4 lead in the fourth frame as Bob McDonald doubled in Bob Livermore and Mait Edgar. Patterson banged in White- law in the fifth to cut Clinton's lead to one run, but Clinton again scored in the fifth for a two -run margin. Doug Rowcliffe lead off a three -run sixth inning with a double; Bob Beuttenmiller mov- ed to first on an error, and Cliff Petrie cracked a single, bring- ing the two men on base home. Petrie scored when Whitelaw grounded out. The next inning Seaforth moved ahead to stay. Beautten- miller added a triple and a double and Doug. Rowcliffe checked in with a triple, a double and a single. Seaforth's loss came Tuesday night as they dropped a 14-4 decision to Clinton again up at Goderich. The Goderich site was chosen the last two games because the Clinton diamond lacks lights for night playing, and Seaforth has the right to demand the games be played under the lights, Winthrop Rolls Shutout With `\ St. Columban Winthrop rolled to a 3-0 shut- out over St. Columban in a Hu- ron Soccer League game play- ed in Winthrop on Saturday night. Winthrop led 1-0 at half-time on a goal by Ken McClure. John Boven scored early in the sec- ond half and Tom Love added the final goal to make Winthrop line-up: Goal, Carl Boven; fullbacks, 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., Bert Dennis, Murray Klaas, Wayne Dolmage, Glen McClure. In other games played last week, Centralia RCAF blanked Goderich Building Centre 1-0, and in a replay of a previous game which Brussels had won, St. Columban defeated Brussels 5-1. As a result of the replay, St. Columban gains two points that were originally credited to Brussels. Standings, including games of August 17, are as follows: Centralia RCAF Winthrop St. Columban Clinton RCAF Build'g. Centre Brussels Conklin Lumber TIII UMW RXPOR 'Qi . AAFQMH, 110— 22, iI ? OBITUARIES MRS. I AI• V BENNEWIES Mrs. Ivan Bennewies, of lot 34, con. 8, Logan Township, passed away August 13 in Strat- ford General Hospital, where she had been a patient since Thursday. Formerly Hazel Joan Jutzi, she was a daughter of Samuel and ,Sarah Schultz Jutzi and was born July 11, 1929, at lot 1, con. 13, Ellice Township. On June 6, 1953, she married Ivan Bennewies' and had since resided on her husband's farm. She was a member of St. Peter's Lutheran Church, Brodhagen. Surviving are her parents, her husband, two sons, Dale GP W L T pts. and Robert, at home; four brothers, David Jutzi, Tavistock; 11 10 1 0 20 Stanley and John, Ellice Town - 10 7 1 2 16 ship, and Nelson, Flint, Mich., 10 5 .5 0 10 and three sisters, Helen, Mrs. 10 4 6 0 8 Allister Cook, North Easthope; 11 3 6 2 8 Grace, Mrs. Kerry Brimble- 10 2 5 3 7 combe, Stratford, and Marjorie, Mrs. Rodney Brimblecombe, of 10 1 8 1 3 London. A largely attended funeral BACK -TO -SCHOOL FOR JUNSORATHLETES Here at MacDONALD'S we have a com- plete line of Canadian -made and Imported Tennis, Gym and Basketball Shoes. All are specially priced for school opening, including the famous P.F. line with Posture Foundation. service was held at St. Peter's Lutheran Church, Brodhagen, Thursday afternoon. Rev. H. W. Luetkehoelter of Moserville of- ficiated, and Mrs. Audrey Vor- stenbosch presided at the or- gan. The choir red in the sing- ing of three favorite hymns. The pallbearers were neigh- bors, Mervin Hodgert, Earl Ben- newies, Willard Bennewies, Ronald Beuermann, Alfred Querengesser and August Scher- barth. Burial was in St. Peter's Lutheran cemetery. The fun- eral was in charge of the Heath - Leslie funeral home of Mitchell. 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The Seaforth cadets, attend- ing the Cadet Leaders' Course, all received their Cadet Lead- er's Certificate, and all, except David Britton, completed the Hunter Safety Training Pro- gram. David had completed the course previously. Inspecting officer was J. P. F. Bernatchez, CBE, DSD, CD, vice -chief of General Staff in charge of Cadet Training HALF4!MT 1'EEII REMEMBER WHEN YOU STARTED YESTERDAY YOU SA/0 IF 1" DON'T L/KE YOUR WORK I KNEW WHAT r COULD 00 ' Come in and see our large selection of shoes for all the family ! —Girls' and Young Men's SHAGGY Pups— MacDonald Shoes (In the former Willis Store) Maikt Street , Seaforth Read the Advertisements — It's a Profitable Pastime! WANT ADS BRING QUICK RESULTS — Phone 141 04v<.Af alS: DOUBLE -DUTY` DORMER FOR AS LITTLE AS I Do -It -Yourself — or skilled designers and build- :iy PER MONTH 4, ing craftsmen can create ad- ,,}},�,h�,�,�. �_,,`,S� ditional living space in your '"'w(1 i#1111111 eexl 1" home. CALL US NOW! 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