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St. Columban Down
Scbttish 3 to 1
Tom
Love
Tom is playing his
first year for St. Co-
lumban. He played two
years for Godericli
Rangers of the L., 0,8.A.
Last year he scored
eight goals for Goder-
ich. He played for Win-
throp in the Huron
League 'before joining
Goderich. Tom is a
graduate of S.D.H.S. and
the University pf Water-
loot lie is a teacher at
Elmira High School and
dves at 705 Glen
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Pee Wees Continue
Winning Streak rernen
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Columban Scottish - 0.
The 2nd. half saw many
scoring chances at both ends but
it wasn't until mid-way through
the half that St. Columban made
it 3 - 0. Tom Love and Gerald
Ryan broke In pp the left side but
the Scottish goalie came out to
block the shot, with the bail de-
flecting to George Love. His
shot hit the top cross-bar but Ken
Flanagan picked up the rebound .
and fired it into the middle of the
London net for his second goal of
the game.
' The lone Scottish goal came,
with seven minutes left in the
game when a ,London player
picked up• a loose ball and his
shot from just outside the pen-
alty area caught the top right
corner of the St. Columban net.
This ended the scoring. and
made the final count St. Co-
lumban -3 Scottish -1.
There are no games in the
L.D.S.A. next week as it is a
holiday week end. The next St.
Columban game will be on
August 8th when St. Marys will
be here, with kick-off at 6:00
p.m, at the Seaforth District
High School field.
St. Columban line-up -
Goal - Paul O'Reilly; Full-
back - Paul Malone, Ron 1Vic- •
Clure; Halves - Dave McInally,
morray McClure, Ken Coyne.
Forwards - George Love, Ken
Flanagan, Gerald Ryan, Gord,
Moylan, Tom Love. Alt . - Bob
Young, Gord Coyne.
Seaforth rinks have been quite
active in out of town tournaments.
Last 'Saturday' a rink skipped by
Fred Tilley with Art Finlayson
and,Erick Matzpld won 3rd prize
'in Hanover. At Lucknow Monday
night a rink of Fred and Betty
Tilley and Erick Matzold cap-
tured 2nd prize in mixed trebles.
Sorry to say the ladies who
went to Wingham last Wednes-
day did not fare as well. In our
local jitneys last Thursday night
it was Mary Finlayson 1st with
Thelma Dale and Ella Munro tied
for second. For the men, Lorne
Dale 1st and Edgar Allen •2nd.
Saturday night it was Mae
Habkirk 1st for the ladies with
Elsie Dinsmore second. Len
Ford headed the men with Bill
Brown 2nd.
Tuesday night was pot-luck
supper with' bowling after. Head-
ing the ladies, it was again Mae
Habkirk with Katie Phillips 2nd.
Seaforth ladies softball play-
ers who have been engaged in a
series of games now have created
a formal organization.
The Swinging Softies as they
call themselVes are managed by
Wendy Tremeer with LindaCole-
man serving in the dual capa-
city of ce-manager and bat boy.
Betty Beuttenmiller is treasurer
and Sharlene Tyndall and .Joan
F lanagan are reporters.
THE BARE ONES ,
Barb Wesenberg(Capt.);Bettii
Beuttenmiller, Ann James,Marie
Little, Linda Coleman, Wendy
Norman Riehl was high man with
Jack Sinclair 2nd.
Wednesday of this week. sees
mixed doubles in Clinton with
ladies' doubles le Goderich.
Saturday will be our Watch
Tournament here in Seaforth at
1:30 p.m. This is mixed doubles
and we hope for as many as pos-
sible out. The month of August
will' be in charge of the men.
NINETEEN ENTRIES
Nineteen rinks • were entered
in the men' s doubles Westing-
house Tournament here in Sea-
forth on Wednesday and Goderich
rinks took four of the five prizes.
In 1st place was Arnold and
Gary Fisher with 3w plus 29; 2nd
Earl Allison and Lorne Matthews
- 3w plus 18; 3rd Walter West-
brook and Harry Sturdy - 3 plus
13; 4th George Allison - 2 plus
24; 5th Tom Kydd, Stratford -
2 plus 23.
Trertieer, Marg Flannery, Mary
Lansink,Nancy Scott,Betty Glue,
Helen Garrick,Jo Ann Knight,
Barb Osborne. •
HIPPY HOUSEWIVES •
, Sandra Johnston (C.-apt.); Hel-
ma Wright;Sharlene Tyndall,Joan
Flannigan, Shirley Dinsmore,
Joan Betties, Rosemary Cook,
Flora. 'Ann McAllister, Adeline
Menially, Jean McKalg, Bonnie
Bedard, Sandra Coleman, Elaine
Brazeau.
Subs - Mary Ann Howard
In a game Tuesday ,-Hippy
Housewives defeated The Bare
Ones 19-15. .
Line Score 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 R E
Creditorar 0 4 2 1 0 0 3 10'7 1
Seaforth 3 6 1 3 0 2 *15123
SEAFORTH AT CREDITON
Number 8 was recorded under
a hot sun at Crediton on Sunday
as Seaforth defeated the home
team by the score of 19 to 6. Bill
O'Shea pitched-his first full game
of the season allowing only 6 runs
on 6 hits and 2 walks and he also
struck out 9 batters. This has
been O'Shea's best showing of the
season as he looked to be throw-
ing as hard at the end as he was
at the start. O'Shea also did well
at bat as did Joe McLean, each
scoring 3 runs. The whole team
played well. Here was the line up
for Sundays game: Rick Scott LF
Joe McLean 2B Kevin Bennett
C, Bill O'Shea P, Terry Stephen-
son 35, Ross Govier 1B, Jerome
Aftbin SS, Bobby Schenck CF,
Dalton & Randy Scott shared duty
at RF.
Line Score 123456'1 RHE
Seaforth 4 0 0 4 5 2 4 19 16 5
Crediton 0 0 0 1 0 3 2 6 6 3
This weeks play in the Sea.-
forth Industrial Softball League
saw the Firemen defeat *Main
Street 17 to 8 at the Lions Park,
while at the Public School; the
teachers beat Genesee 9 to 5
and the Mechanics wire tagaina-
phant over the Legion 18 - 10.
The game, scheduled for the
recreation grounds was moved
to the public school because of
poor field conditions at the
grounds.
Last weeks games which were
delayed becaus,e of poor weather,
resulted in wins for the Teachers
over the Mechanics and the Fire-
me n over Genesee. Mainstreet
and the Legion played to a 17 all
tie.
As- a result of the last two
weeks play th.e.. standings have
begun to. spread. The Firemen,
undefeated in six games still
hold first place with- a perfect
12 points. The Teachers have
moved from a third place tie to
second place with a 4 and 2
record for 8 points while the
'Legion With ,2
and a tie have, 04med-,0,tlittd;
with 9 poinf4 040 ./40' the Legion at 6 points` Mr.1 3 - 3 record are thev'Meclialiing• r„
in fourth place. Mainistreet Ls :in
fifth with a 1-4-1 record for
points. qeneseo, which 4. trill
seeking its first win is in last
place.
"Looks like your going to
the showers . . . don't use
up all the hot water $'
St. Columban came up with
a strong game as they downed
London Scottish 3-1 in a London
and District Soccer League game
played at Seaforth on Saturday,
Scottish controlled play for
like first few minutes of the game
but the St, Columban defence
made the London forwards shoot
from long range' with goalie Paul
rr O'Reilly handling everything that
came to him. With Tom and
Brian Melady absent from the
line-up, Paul Malone and Ron Mc-
Clure were moved to full back
and they both •played a tremen-
dous game, stopping many London
scoring threats.
St. Columban opened the scor-
ing after 20 minutes of the 1st half,
from a corner kick in the Scot-
tish end. Gord Moylan dropped the
ball in front of the London goal
and George Love fired it into the
bottom left corner of the net, for
* a 1-0 lead. Gerald Ryan scored
moments later but the play visas
whistled off-side by the referee.
Ken Flanagan made it 2-0
for St. Columba n about five
Minutes later when he fired a hard
low shot from the right' side that
eti
caught the bottom right corner of
the Scottish net, just inside the
goal-post. London had a great
chance to score near the end of
the half when the left-winger
broke into the clear but fired
wide of the St. Columban goal
from 10 feet out.
0 The • 1st 'half ended St.
SEAFORTH ,AT CLINTON
Clinton recorded a no hitter
against Seaforth on' July 22 as
the locals failed to reach base
on a hit. Although It was a no
hitter their pitching staff was
wild as they gave up 12 base
on balls and 3 hit by pitch.
Seaforth gave up only' 6 hits
but once again the errors played
a big role In the outcome of the
game. Pitchers Kevin Bennett
and Bill O'Shea teamed up to
record 8 strike outs. The fielders
Jerome Aubin and Rick Scott
played a good game in the out-
field but as did,the rest of the
team could not hit the ball. 'per`;
final score of the game was
Seaforth 5 - Clinton 10.
Line Score 1 2 3 4 .5 6 7 R H. E
Seaforth . 0 0 3 60 2 0 5 0 4
Clinton 3 0 1 0 5 1 *10 6 0
CREDITON AT SEAFORTH
Win number 7 for the Optimist
sponsored Pee Wee team was
against Crediton before a good
home crowd at the Lions Park.
Seaforth picked up 12 hits and
allowed only 7. The pitching
staff recorded 14 strike outs and
allowed only 5 base on balls.
Dublin In
2nd Place
A team from Dublin is in se-
. cond place in Stratford's Indus-
trial Spccer League.'After eight
games, the Dublin team has a re-
cord of five wins and Ogee los-
ses for 1'0 points. The team has
scored 17 goals and allowed 15
against.
The league-leading St. Marys
team has a 9-1 record after ten
games for eighteen points.
In the personal statistics, Neil
Murray of the Dublin team is tied
for second place with ten points.
He' has scored 9 goals and has one
-assist. Tied for third in the shor-
ing race 18 Dublin's Tom Ryan
with a record of 5 goals and 4 as-
sists for 9 points. Larry Kale is
tied for fifth in personal statistics
with six points as a result of six
assists.
PEE WEES WIN 7th & 8th
Seaforth Pee Wees are con-
tinuing their winning streak this
week with two wins over Crediton.
They lost to Clinton on Wednes-
day of last week 10--5.
In a total pf 10 games played
the Optimist sponsored Pee Wees
have won 8. .
The next home game is set
for Thursday when Clinton will
be here at 6:30 to meet the
locals at the Lions Park.
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