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Our Motto: “AFTER WE SELL -- WE SERVICE" AYR-GALT-SEAFORTH I AMR 527.0120 - Your home can be Bright and new looking... almo ovealmostght Main Stye #, Turf CIO tied • for lidustriar lead penny -Maloney, R.R. 4; Seaforth, receives the Sills Trophy from Terry Johnston, director of Athletics at S.D. H.S. at the Athletic Awards dinner Thursday night. He was recognized as the outstanding male athlete. (Staff Photo) Minor baseba U elects •• executiv e at meeting, Members of the executive of sor - Seaforth Recreation Corn_ Seaforth. Minor Baseball were Mateo; Coaches - Some of the player's'fathers and volunteer elected at a recent meeting. helpers. Industrial League Baseball continued last ThursdayLevening as—the Turf Club swamped the 0 newly formed Village team by a 22 - 6 count. The horsemen open- ed with a quick 14 runlead in the first tvfo innings 'and then con- tinued to pound the ball as they piled up an insurmountable ad- vantage. Jack McLlwain went the distance for the Turf Club to gain the victory while Rick Woods and John Coleman shared the pitching duties for the Villa- gers. Woods suffered the loss. Mainstreet and the Turf Club remained undefeated as they both earned victories. The Turf Club won a hard fought game over the • Firemen at the Rec Grounds while the Mainstreeters had lit- tle difficulty in whipping Texaco. The third scheduled game for Monday night resulted in a for- feit as Mitchell failed to field a team for the second straight week giving the Villagers their first • points. The game played at the-Optim- ist Rec Grounds was a tightly played contest with the Turf Club edging out the Firemen by a ' narrow 11 - 8 margin. Paul McKellar was on the mound for the horsemen and earned the • victory. The first inning saw both teams score freely with the Firemen holding a 4 - 3 lead. The Turf Club struck back quick- ly outscoring the firemen 2 - 1 in the' second frame to tie the score at 5 apiece. The third inning was all Turf Club as-they broke the game open by shoving across 5 more runs Juveniles win one, Lose one SEAFORTH 4, EXETER 3' After losing to Exeter 6y a score of 12-8 last Thursday at • home in an exhibition game the Seaforth Merchants JuVerilles started league play with a win in Exeter. Seaforth won by a score of 4-3.,Don Nicholson was the "winning pitcher. He struck out 10, walked 7 and allowed only 5 hits. Compared to last Thursday's 13 errors, -Seaforth ei made only 4 in this game-Sea- forth's 3 hits came from the bats et Stev§' Southgate Dennis. Campbell and Don Nicholson. The 4 runs came' from Steve South- gate, Bill Kunz Gary Eisler and Jerry Feeney;,-, The Exeter pitch- ing staff gave bp 3 hits, 3 walks; • and hit 3 Seaforth batters. Seaforth 4 3 4 Exeter 3 5 4 SEAFORTH '3 KINCARDINE, 7 , After winning their first start in EXeter the Juveniles lost their second league game in Kincardine. Seaforth used 2 pitchers in the 9 inning game. 'Gary Eisler started the game and was the losing pitcher. He .gave up 4 hits, 2 walks, 1 wild pitch aqd 5 runs in 5 innings. It Reliever Bill Kunz finished, the game allowing 2 runs, 1 hit, 2 walks. Eisler struck out 7 Kin- c'ardine batters and Kunz 4. Both Seaforth pitchers did well but the errors (7) proved to, be the dif- ference. Each teaks picket) up 5 hits. Kincardine lave up 7 walks A to Seaforth's 4. The hit getters for Seaforth were MIKe Meriam, Bill Kunz (double), Jerry Feeney, Dennis Campbell and Murray Smith. Seaforth's runs came from Kevin Kerr, Murray Smith and Randy . McClinchey. Seaforth 3 5 - 7 ,Kincardine • • 7 5 .2 The . Juveniles meet Goderich at the Seaforth Optimist Recrea- tion Grounds Thursday (tonight) at 6:30 p.m. South Perth girls' ball 4 st schedule May 23 Whalen vs Staffa May 26 Staffa vs. Munro 9;00 May 30 Blanshard vs. Staffa ',June 2 Staffa vs Fullerton 9:00 June 6 Kirkton vs. Staffs. J 4 June '13 Carlingford vs Staffa June 15 Staffa vs.Granton Kits June 20 Granton A Stalin June 23 Staffa vs. Cariingford 9:00 June 27 Fullarton vs. Staffs 9:00 June 29 Staifa ye. Whalen July 4 Munro ye. Staffs 94.00 July 11 Staffa vs. Blanshard July 18 Granton Kit vs.Staffa 9:00 July 25 St. Marys vs.Staffa 9:00 July 27 Staffs vs. St. Marys Aug. 1 Staffa vs. Kirkton 9:00 Aug. 3 Staffa vs. Granton A, All games to start at 7:15 unless otherwise noted. Fullarton, Car- lingford and Munro play their home games at' FUllarton Twp. Ball Park with the exception of Munro's Thurs. games which will be played at Keller's Field at the to corner of Mitchell Road and High- way 23. Kirkton and Blanshard play home games at larkton Dia- mond. Staffa's home games at Cromarty Diamond. St. Marys' home games at the Ttiver Flats Diamond. to open up a 10 - 5 lead. From this point on the Firemen fought back but couldn't overcome the big ,margin as they added three runs in the fifth inning but failed to score in the sixth and seventh leaving the Turf Club with a 11 8 victory. The opening game at the Lions ,Park, Monday night saw the Mainstreet wallop the 'Texaco Duffers 26 - 12 in a wide open contest. The game featured some excellent hitting and even with the large score some fine field- ing as both teams managed. to complete a ,double play. The MainstreeterS opened up a quick 4 - 0 lead-in the first inning and never looked back as they scored in every inning to build a big margin. The Duffers stayed in the game until the sixth inning when the Mainstreeters changed a 13 - 8 lead into a 21 - 12 mar- gin. Jack Price went the dis- tance for 'the Mainstreeters chalking up his second straight win. Norm Irwin started for-the Duffers then was relieved by Several other players, as the Texaco team showed lack of depth and inexperience in their open- ing contest. Dave Watson hit a home run for the victors and Paul Castle led the Duffers with 5 hits in six tries. Team standings after two weeks of play.: Won Lost Tied Points., Mainstreet 2 0 0 4 Turf Club 2 0 0 "4 Teachers 1 0 0 2 Texaco 1 1 0 2 Villagers 1 1 0 2 Mechanics 0 1 0 0 Firemen 0 2 '0 0 Mitchell Leg 0 2 0 0 The Mechanics and Teachers resume action on Thursday -night when they meet to conclude this week's schedule. Ladies postpone game Since it was muddy -with ad- verse weather conditions on May 30th, Captains Sandra Coleman and Carol itaeside postponed their scheduled game in the Ladies Industrial League. Joan Pinder won over the Cathy Dallas team 53 -' 1 in a Saturday' night game and Nora Eckert's team won over Carol Raeside's team 37-24 'in their game. This week -on Tuesday evening all the teams were in action. Helma Wright's team won over Cathy Dallas 50 - 14 at the Rec. Joan Pinder wee overCarol Rae- side's team 23, - 14. Under lights Nora Eckert's team w over Sandra Coleman's team 11- 10 in a clone game. Smiles . • ,• . One unemployed man to another: "What really hurts is that I wasn't replaced by a com- puter . . . hist one transistor." 1972 14111013, BA6PBALL SCPDT/144 YOR SE4FORTH TEAMS Thurstlay,111UNE 8 - 6:80 Juv, enilyiipipodartchatOxAFoRni - • SuntiaY,'JUNE 11 , 200 Bantam, Goderich at SEAFORTH WEDNESDAY, JUNE 14 - 6:30 Bantam, Exeter at SEAFORTH - FRIDAY, JUNE 16 - 8;30 PeeWee, Seaforth at Dashwood SUNDAY, JUNE 18-- 6;08 Juverille,Kincardine atSEAFORT H THURSDAY, JUNE 23 - 6:30 Juvenile, Exeter at SEAFORTH FRIDAY, JUNE 23 - 6:30 PeeWee, Seaforth at Clinton TUESDAY, JUNE 27, - 6:30. Juvenile, Seaforth at Lochalsh TUESDAY, JUNE 27 - 6;30 .4' PeeWee, Seaforth at Creditonl WEDNESDAY, JUNE 28 - 6:30 Bantam, Crediton at SEAFORTH THURSDAY, JUNE 29 - 6;30 • Pee Wee, Seaforth at Goderich THURSDAY,JUNE 29 -, 6:30 Juvehile,Listowel at SEAFORTH Monday, July 3 - 7:00 Pee Wee, Seaforth at Blyth WEDNESDAY,JULY 5 -6;30 Bantam, Seaforth at Clinton'- THURSDAY JULY 6 -6;30 Juvenile, Seaforth at Clinton FRIDAY, JULY 7 - 6;30 PeeWee,Goderich at SEAFORTH SUNDAY, JULY 9 - 2:00 Juvenile,Chesley at SEAFORTH TUESDAY, JULY 11 - 6;30 Bantam, Dashwood atSEAFORTH WEDNBSDAY, JULY 12-7;00 Bantam, Seaforth a,t Exeter THURSDAY,JULY,13 - 6:30 Juvenile,Lochalsh at SEAFORTH FRIDAY, JULY 14 - 6:30 PeeWee,DEshwooli atSEAFORTH TUESDAY,JULY 18 - 6:3,0 PeeWee,Seaforth at Exeter TUESDAY,JULY 18 - 7:00 Bantam, Seaforth at Dashwood THURSDAY, JULY 20 - 6;30 Juvenile,Clinton at SEAFORTH FRIDAY, JULY 21 - 6;30 PeeWee,Crediton at SEAFORTH SUNDAY, JULY 23 - 2:00 Bantam, Seaforth at Goderich SUNDAY, JULY 23 - 2;00 Juvenile, Seaforth at Port Elgin THURSDAY, JULY 27 -7:30 Juvenile, Seaforth at Listowel FRIDAY, JULY 28 - 6;30 Peewee, Clinton at SEAFORTH SATURDAY, JULY 29 - 6:30 Juvenile, Port Elgin at SEAFORTH cANIES' TO BE SCHEDULED LATER Juvenile ;Seaforth at Goderich Juvenile Seaforth at Chesley All Homt, games will be played at the Seakorth Optimist Recrea- tion Grounds. 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Team Name-Seaforth Optimist Bantams. • PEE WEES • Manager - Maurice Huard; Head Coach' - George Ring; Assistant Coaches - Gord Car- nochan, Bill O'Shea 'Jr; Spon- sor - Seaforth Optimist Club. Team Name - Seaforth Optimist • Pee Wees. HOUSE LEAGUE • , President - Don Bede; Spon- In the second game o eir series, Staffa took their first tq y tlinst„ 0. Fullerton Sr 4040p,Altim: D game' there ' tvbi- . home-runs hit by Bill Docieing and Nelson Pulman in the first inning, while Craig Kerslake waited until the 7th to hit his. Pitchers for the teams were John Bowman and Roger Reed for Fullerton, while" Warren Moore pitched for Staffa. During the 4th irinieg Rodney Marshall received a badly bruised leg. In an exhibition game between Staffa and Dublin on Sunday after- • noon, •Stafia came through with a Stciffa senior boys take second game 20 to '7 win. Both teams played good ball. 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