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Action
In South
Hibbert
In action this'week I, the
South Hibbert Softball League
The 'Dublin Expos, ,„defeated the
Staffa Beavers 41-22 in a game
played Saturday night at the
Dublin Ball Park.
North Hibbert was Involved in
two games this week, winning one
and losing the other. They de-
feated Thames Road 39 - 1 but
lost out to Jim Miller's Hibbert
South team '7 6 in a close
contest.
STAFF LOSES EXHIBITION
GAME
The St, fa Girls Softball
Team, coaclied by Lloyd Cameron
and Joe Allen, lost an exhibition
game to a team from St. Marys
Saturday night.
The visitors outscored the
Staffa girls 24-16 in the game
played at the South Ilibbert Ath-
letic Grounds in Cromarty.
Dublin Wins
In Dublin Girls Softball this
week'," Dublin defeated Brodhagen
12 - 9 on Sunday. Saturday saw
two house league games played.
Dublin Sunshine Girls defeated
Staffa East 21 - 18 and Comarty
were victorious over Dublin
Goodtimers 19 - 17.
On Wednesday the Goodtimers
squeeked by Staffa 18 - 17.
Dublin Sunshiners were de-
feated by the Mitchell girls 21 -
ii in an exhibition game.
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Coining. uA to-night is the *COVW,heednreeldlaay•17,s.let1alsyon278- , the. Brewers last twine game 0 the' Brewers will .play Achthfttcip schedule when they will be visited gstife.ggaInsk.the: Conigy Memo. by Blyth Intermediates. Friday orws as Owe of the the Brewers travel to Oekrim- C4nitiber, Of•• Commerce's. annual,
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Slammers
Are Best
In Ladies industrial Softball
action Tuesday night the Swingers
demolished the Bouncers at Lions
Park by the score of 50-6.
In the other game, played at
the Optimist Recreation Grounds,
the Stammers defeated the Weep-
ers 40-21.
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iNevc's ,the, Sinforth Lawn Bowlting Club-•
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C)if
O Keen interest has been shown
in our local 'jitneys as a good
turnout has been on hand every
evening of bowling. We are glad
to see some new bowlers also
and welcome anyone who would
be interested.
Last Thursday evening the
winners were Jean Lunn and
Elsie Dinsmore for the ladies
with Neil Bell and Jack Sinclair
for the men. Following this a
Challenge Match bptween two of
the Harpurhey boys and twofrom
Seaforth took place and they
reported the hamburgers, were
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delicious especially at the ex-
pense of their Seaforth opponents.
Saturday evening savk Ida
Close and Brenda Finlayson Win-
ning for the ladies and Bill Brown
and Edgar Allen for the men.
Tuesday evening Janet Ford
and Mae Habkirk were tops for
the ladies while Wilmer Cuthill
and Art FinlaySon placed for the
men.
Seaforth bowlers have been
quite active in out-of-town
tournaments. Fred Tilley and
Art. Finlayson placed third in a
men's doubles in Exeter, and
also Jack PatterSon was In the
prizes in an out-of-town. tourn-
ament.
Monday night saw seven of our
men in a men's doubles at
Wingharn. Fred Tilley and Eric
Matzold placed 5th. there and are
sporting new shirts each.
Wednesday, the ladieS are send-
ing an entry into ladies 'trebles
at Wingham.
A good enfry is anticipated
for our men's doubles tournament
in Seaforth at 1130 pall. Wednes-
day. Westinghouse has really
donated some very. nice prizes
this year that are- well worth
competing for, On Saturday
afternoon July 31st at 1:30 W.m.
will be our mixed doebles tourn-
ament here in Entries Seaferth.
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are already coming in and we hope Teachers 5 5 +16 10
Firettien 5 5 - 26 10
to See a good number of our Turf Club 3' '7 — 1'7 6
Seaforth couples out. Genesco, 3 'I. — 35 .6
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Repeat for Mainstroet ?
With the season exactly• two-thirds gone it looks
very much like the Mainstreet teatn may retain the League
Championship which they won •following the playoffs last
year in the Rea.forttrIndustrial Fastball League.
Each team has five games remaining in the fifteen game
schedule and Mainstreet has a four point edge on the second
place Mechanics. The Mechanics have defeated Mainstreet
ex,ice this year but have little chance to close the gap between
the two teams as they do not meet again in the remaining
five ga.m,es.
The playoffs, however, might spell a different story. If
you ' remember last year, Mainstreet was only in fourth
place when the playoffS begaq, but when the smoke had
cleared they were on top of the heap.
Combined with the unpredictable nature of all sporting
contests is the fact that in this its second year ,the league
seems to be muchcloser than it was last year. There are no
undefeated teams nor are there any winless teams in the
league.
Genesco and the Turf Club, who share the basement,
each have three wins and it seems that these wins always
occur at strategic times. For example, The Turf Club's
victory over the Firemen this week prevented a two way
- tie for secortiviplace. The Mechanics win over the Teachers
broke a three way tie and the...Turf Club's unexpected win
left the Mechanics alone in second, but still a long, hard,
four points, behind the leading Mainstreet team?
But things are warming up, an upset or two in the next
few weeks could turn things around drastically and there are
still the playoffs to go after that. And, as last year proved,
in the playoffs, anything can happen.
I'm not going to pick anybody to finish anywhere, mostly
because I'm prejudiced towards my own team but also
because I've never been right anyway. But don't let anything
stand in your way, Pick a team and support it -to the
wire and beyond into the playoffs. Join the:growing crowds
who are finding the Industrial Ball an exciting way to pass
a summer evening.
Games are played each Monday at the Optimist Re-
creation Grounds (1) and the Lions Park (2) and (3). Games
remaining in the schedule are:
Monday, July 26 - 1) Teachers
2) Firemen
3) Genesco
. Monday, August 2 - 1) Genesco
_2) Firemen_
3) Mechanics
vs Teachers
•vs Turf
Mainstreet
Mechanics
Turf
0
Monday, Aegust 9
Monday, August
Monday, August 23
1). Firemen vs
2) Turf Vs
3) Teachers vs
1) Mechanics vs
2) Teachers vs
31, Firemen vs
13 Firemen vs
2) Turf vs
3) Mechanics vs
NOTES
Turf
Genesco
Mainstreet
Mechanics
Genesco
Mainstreet
Teachers
Mainstreet
Genesco
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great success of t
However, they w
perhaps^ as UM
to fot, ithogemen „iiolidays (see Don Bode-or .John
Sm4,11 11) ;;;14 ' (41 ' -'1" • . e-11.14P•
A postscript. to last week's column on the Minor Indus-
trial Ball is in order. In addition 'to the names of the
coaches and organizers mentioned there I should stress
the original organizer and still the most active man within
the league is Don Bode. , He, along with John Snushall and
the, town's Recreation Committee, are very pleased with the
eprograni and the help they are getting.
ifpIce to see more parents participating, 9s
, (see John Coleman) ,or as coaches
Tuesday evening Will be
ou,Dopot luck supper at the club
house at' 6:30 ,p.m. followed' by
bowling alter. A nice card was
received by your „reporter from
Clarence and Margeurite Walden
which we put up in, the clubhouse
for all to, see as they asked to
be remembered to all their bowl-
ing, friendS.
Sunday afternoon.at 1:30 p.m.
mixed trebles are being held in
„Clinton 'if any are interested.
Good boiling all.
Mainstreet
Is Pressing
Mainstreet remains in first
place in the Industrial Fastball
League but are beginning to face
a challenge from the charging ,
Mechanics.
The Mechanics started
slowly, losing their first three
games, then .came to life winning
six of their last seven games.
Scores from Monday night's
games were Mainstreet 10;
Genesco 4 at the Optimist Re-
creation Grounds. Mechanics de-
feated the Teachers 15-5 in the
early contest at Lions Park and
in the second game it was the
Turf Club over the Firemen 20-
8.
Next Monday sees the
Teachers facing Mainstreet at
the Optimist Recreation Grounds.
The Firemen will face the
Mechanics and Turf Club goes
against Genesco at the Lions
Park.
OFFICIAL STANDINGS
, W L Runs Pts.
Mainstreet 8 2 +30 16
Mechanics 6 • 4 +35 12
Next
l3rfadliagen,reWer..5
Leashed170ig' ;me against
lgeerefleld Monday night, collec-
ting '22 Ws ,to Wie the Contest
MI- 4.
Exceptional pitching from
Gary Little-helped the Brewers
to the win. He allowed ,only 8
hits and One walk while striking
out -1-3 batters. He helped out
his Own cause at the plate, hit-
ting a single and a double,
Goer) bitting also came from
Rick Leonhardt, with a homer and
three singles, Bob'Jarmuth with
a dqubie and three singles, Al
French with a homer and two
singles and Terry Morrison with
three singles. Paul Moedel, May-
nard Hoegy and Hugh Dietz each
had two singles.
Moorefield used three
pitchers.' They struck out '7,"4
walked 2 and the team commit-
ted four errors.
The Brewers record is now
11 and 4 with three 'games re-
maining and they are currently in
first place. Second place Rostock
with a game in hand has a 10-
4 record.
DEFEAT ATWOOD 8-7
Atwood's bid to take over
first place from the Brewers fell
short Thursday night as the
Brodhagen team defeated them 8-
7 in a close game.
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HIAON EXPOSPfOR, sgAFoRTH ONT,
SEAFORTH NATIVE AT HOCKEY SCHOOL
The Canadian -.hockey and sport training camp opened at the Huron Park Arena, Monday
morning. Among the instructors is Ron Mason, well known Seaforth native and d former
Seaforth junior hockey star now a coach at Lake Superior State College in Sault Ste Marie,
Michigan. Mason is shown with a group of youngsters from the Belgrave area. From the
left, they are, Don Carter, Ed Legg, Sandy Marshall, Billy Gilpin and Dan Walker. (T-A Photo)
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Stratford -
Brodhagen leading 8 23, it looked
After three innings, with :
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St. Columban and FAG Strat- 'St. Columban line-up. -
like another runaway for the ; I Monday, July 26th to July 30th. 'I: ford battled to a 1 - 1 tie in the Goal - Paul O'ReIllY;Full-back - • Goal - Fred Kopp; full back - efforts by 'Atwood in the third, •
Brewers. However, one run • •'
1st round of the London and Tom Malady, Ron McClure; Ewald Wiedmann, Joe Altenburg;, fifth, sixth, seventh and ninth, • •
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District Soccer League City' Halves - Gord Moylan, PaulMa- Halves - JIM -Tait, Bill left them only one run down with ism • •
Cup challenge 'series. The game lone, Hank pardys; Forwards . Humphries,, Randy Morris; For- --two men on when Doug. Leon-
Wa-s-ptayed--trrSeaforth -on-Satur ‘Tozn-z-,01'n,G-earge Love, Gerald wards - Bob.Koryer;MikeNorthi hardt's eleventh strikeout ended.„
day. As -a result of the tie, the Ryan, Larry kale, Brian Malady; TO Wetiel, Allan Firanz theame.
game will have to be replayed Alt. - Len- Bakelaari.m.irray Mc- Eckert; Alt. - Dave Ford, Tom
at Stratford at a later date, as Clure. • Parsons.
yet unannounced.
The game was hard fought
throughout, with St. Columban
coming up with strong play and
with a little, more luck around
the FAG net, it could-have been 3 a, St. Columban victory.
St. Columban opened the
scoring after' 10 minutes of the
1st half when Brian Melady broke
id from the right wing and blasted
a hard shot into the bottom right
corner of the FAG net with goalie
Kopp. having no chance on the
play. St. Columban nearly added ,
to their total a few 'minutes later
when George Love dropped in a
long, high shot that the Stratford
goalie misjudged, with Brian 1Vb.i-.
lady ,picking up the. loose ball but
fits shot hit the goal-post.
Stratford • came aback M tie.
tlietcirewlien,PAGOffiSide right
Mike North side stepped a check
at, the St. Columban 18 - yard
line and raced in to score from
.the corner of the St. Columban
net. The goal came seconds
after' goalie Paul O'Reilly had
stopped a' blazing shot from 30
yards out. In the 2nd. half,
Stratford' pressed to the attack,
with the wind in their favour
but the St COlumban defence
-came up withtheir usual strong
display and thwarted manyStrat-
fnr(Latatanwcknsil. me
e. at the ()trier end,
St. Columban also had many good
chanceS, once whentrianM,?.lady
broke in on the right wing and
centred a perfect pass but Hank
P-ardys deflection hit -the top
cross-bar, with goalie. Kopp
beaten on the play and again when
Larry Kale dropped Ina high-shot
that Kopp fisted over the goal at
the last split -second.
The nest St. Columban game
will be Saturday, July 24th against
the .London German Canadians at
the .London drive Rd. field with
kick-off scheduled for 6:00 p
PIIONE 527-1620
St. Columban Gains Tie in
Opening Challeoge Game
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TEAM ANDUVGS
Doug". walked two men and
allowed eight hits in going the
distance for his fifth win as op-
posed to one loss.
A Revolutionary New
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LIONS
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WOODGTOCK - - 2
TiLLSONBURG 2
GERMANS . - 1
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At the plate Rick Leonhardt
smashed a one-run homer in the
first and came right back in the
second with a two-run shot. Also
improving their batting averages
were Gary 'Little with a triple
and a single while Al French and
Paul Moedel each tagged two
singles.
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