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The Huron Expositor, 1973-06-28, Page 9Monday night at the Western Fair Raceway, Miss Belle Bars was the winner in the ninth race. Miss belle Bars is owned by Fred Fowler of Londesboro and the driver was Prank MacDonald. The time for the mile was 2.05 and the pay off was $8.40. In the fifth race ,at London True Personality was out of the money Vednesday night. Thursday night et London Shadow Bars was fourth In the fourth race. Also Thursday night ilylyn Mary was out of the money in the eighth race. Friday night at the London oval Arctic John was second in the sixth race. Arctic John is owned - by Larry Dale of Seaforth. Saturday night• at the London track Single Johnnie owned and driven by John Muir of Seaforth was second in the ttim race. Miss Belle Bars was fourth in the ninth race a'l' the 'London Area-Saturday. 'The mile was in a fast 2.02. At the London track Dave Wall is the leader in all departments with 88 starts. Dave has 31 wins, U seconds, 15 thirds for 379 points and an average of .479. At Elmira Friday evening Johnny Pull was a winner with Wayne DUpee on the hike. We were sorry to hear that True Time owned by William Bennett was found dead the other morning. Race fans will remember this fine pacing mare a couple of years ago when Bill won the driving honours at 'the Clinton Raceway. Clinton Raceway swinge into action for the summer meet on Sunday, July first with their 'usual fine ten race card. We attended the qualifying races Sunday and the track appeared to be In good condition for the , start of the season. Frank Cook is the secretary this year. The Woodstock ,Raceway will start their season on the third of July with Tuesday night racing until the second of Octo6er There will be racing at Exeter on Wednesday afternoon, July the fourth. Juvenile baseball by Moe. Other students watch as Susan mith does the run and broad jump at the annual sports meet held at Seaforth Public SChool. (Staff Photo) • Industrial 4011: 44. 411 Last Wednesday afternoon saw eighteen ladies present at our intertown trebles jitney. Entries were present from Goderich, Wingham andSeaforth. High lady for the day was Thelma Dale with 2 W plus 20 agg.32. It is nice to see Thelma out bowling again this year after her unfortunate accident last year. In second place was Jean Lunn with 2w plus 18 agg. 27; 3rd went to Lillian • Patterson of Wingham with 2 w plus 17 agg. 24. Last Thursday evening saw a good turnout for our mixed jitney. For the ladies it was Rose Phillips' high with 2 W plus 12 and 2nd, Verde Sinclair with 2 W plus 10. High man was Jack - Sinclair with 2 W plus 7, followed by George Hildebrand with 2 W Vanastra The Vanastra Gunclub's June 20 Trap Scores, out of a possible 25 are: Bill Stewart 23; Don Cunningham 22; Lloyd Venner 23; Harrison Schock 18: Torn Allan 20; Eric Collins 21; Tom Jardin 17; John Anderson 25; John Anderson breaks 98 out of 100 targets.- .... The Skeet scores of June 23, out of a possible 25 are: Bill Stewart 23; Harrison Schock 20; Bill Thompson 23; John Land 20; Ashley Gilbert 15; Eric Collins 20; Harold Jardin 18: Manfred FAUStrSet continue their 'un- oniKell Streak as they squeaked out a narrow 6.0 win over a surprisingly strong teachers' squad. The teachers scored once In the first inning as Howard James counted with a single and. Several errers.---Mainstreet struck back quickly in the bottom of the first and appeared to be ... an ,easy night as they counted four-iiine on-three hits and two walks to open out a 4-1 lead. The next three innings were scoreless as both teams played heads-up ball including a nice double play by the TeacherS. In the fifth 'inning the Teachers moved back into contention with two runs on two hits as Doug Sharder and Gord MacLean scored . The Teachers then blanked the Mainstreeters in their half of the inning to trail 4-3 after five full innings. The sixth frame saw Main- street count once as they scored on Bob Beuttenmillerts solo home run to open up a two run lead going into the final inning. In the seventh the Teachers 'evened the score at five apiece as Howard James and Steve Hook scored for the bookworms. Mainstreet then showed their' depth as they scored the winning run on Ray Anstett's double to remain the only undefeated team. The other. contest Monday night saw the Village upset the Firemen at the Lions' Park by a 25-11 score. STANDINGS TO DATE - Won Tied Lost Pts. Mainstreet 8 0 0 16 Turf Club 5 0 3 10 Texaco , 3 1 4 7 Firemen Village 2 1 5 5 Teachers 2 0 6 4 in their Victoria and Grey mixed trebles tournament. Last year they took first place and the trophy at this tournament. In a mixed pairs tournament at Ingersoll on Sunday, Jack and Donna Patterson were among the prizewinners. They reported a most enjoyable day. This Saturday evening, June 30th at '7:30 p.m. sharp will be men's pairs here at the local greens. All men who can bowl olease have our entry in as soon as possible. Wednesday afternoon, the ladies will be bowling at 1:30 p.m. Our invitation is extended to any ladies who are interested in lawn bowling. Come and enjoy an afternoon of good sport. are Huron problem According to Pat Lynch, soils and crop specialist, the alfalfa weevil and the cereal leaf beetle are making their presence felt in Perth and Huron counties. At least one in ten of the alfalfa fields are at or near the 'economic damage level" Mr. Lynch said and added that at this level of infestatiori These Fields Should Be Either Cut or Sprayed. he level is reached when 25 to 50k of the 'leaves on the upper third of the stems show feeding injury. In . c,ereal fields the damage is being caused by the cereal leaf beetle, both the adult and the larva. The adult cereal leaf' beetle is about 3/16 inch long and less than 3/32 inch wide. The wing covers and head are bluish-black. The legs and thorax (just behind the head) are reddish-orange. New Hambor is first at Brodhagen New Hamburg Concords, of the South Perth League, won the first annual' Brodhagen Fastball Tournament, here Sunday, whip-. ping Atwood 3 - 1 in the final. Concords, who finished the two-day, double knockout event with a perfect 5 - 0 record, received $150 for top spot, At- wood 4 with a 4-2 mark, took the runner-up money of $75. Fullerton and Wellesley tied for third and evenly split $60. Concords dropped Tavistock 10.4 in the' first game, and then shaded Wellesley 2 '- 1, thumped Monkton 7 - 2, and nipped At- wood 5 -4 In setting the stage for the finaL Following is a complete list of results: SATURDAY ' Wellesley , 5 Milverton 4 Avonton 2 Desboro 1 New Hamburg 10 Tavistock 4 Atwood '1 Kirkton 3 Brodhagen 3 Fullarton 2 Monkton (bye) Monkton 5 Avonton 1 Desboro 8 Milverton 3 Kirkton 4 Tavistock 3 Atwood 11 Brodhagen 4 New Hamburg 2 Wellesley 1 Fullerton 5 Avonton 3 Kirkton 2 Desboro 1 New Hamburg 7 Monkton 2 Wellesley 2 Brodhagen 1 F.ullarton 6 Kirkton 0 SUNDAY Wellesley , 2 Monkton 1 AtwOod 5 Fullerton 4 New Hamburg 5 Atwood 4 Atwood 5 Wellesley I New Hamburg 3 Atwood 2 On Thursday evening, Brod- hagen Brewers ' defeated the Avonton CBs by a score of 4-1 in South Perth Fastball. The game played in Brod- hagen, featured home runs by Dennis Smith and Paul Maedel.. Doug Leonhardt pitched the entire game for the Brewers and struck out a total of eight batters for the victory. on June 22 the Brewers de- feated the New Hamburg Con- cords in New Hamburg by a score of 11 - 4. Doug Leonhardt and Dave Hannon shared the pitching for the Brewers and-sturkc out nine batters. Al French hit a three-run homer for the Brewers. New Hamburg still leads the B division with an 8 - 3 win, lost record and Brodhagen is in second place with a 7 - 3 record with one game in' hand. house league ttPtweYisvriletratwegnagattl house league softball this year beginning July 2, at 7:00 p.m. Mrs. Joe Delaney will coach the "HEARTS", one of the girl teams while Kathy Bruxer will coach the "DIAMONDS". The boys teams will be coached by Jerry Bruxer whose team will be called the "SPADES" and Ferg Kelly Jr. who se team will be called the "CLUBS". The following is the. season schedule, (First game at 7:00, 'second game at 8:30) July 2 Hearts vs 'Diamonds Spades vs Clubs July 5 Hearts vs Spades Diamonds vs Clubs July 9 Diamonds, vs Spades Clubs vs Hearts July 16 Spades vs Clubs Hearts vs Diamonds July 19 Diamonds vs Clubs Hearts vs Spades July 23 Clubs vs Hearts Diamonds vs Spades July 30 Hearts vs Diamonds Armies vs rinhe on Saturday afternooh the Seaforth Merchants Juvenile. Baseball Club picked up their second win of the season to bring their record to 2 wins and 1 loss. This was the second win over Exeter this year but this win was not as easy as the last one (19-12). It took Sea- forth an extra inning to defeat Exeter by a score of 4-3. Gary Eisler (1-0) in his first game for, the Merchants as he allowed 3 runs on 7 hits, 8 base on balls, 2 hit by pitch. Eisler' also struck out 10 Exeter bat- ters in his ten innings on the mound. The Exeter pitching staff gave up 4 runs on 5 hits, 6 base on balls, 1 hit by pitch. There were 8 strikeouts regri409(Lqa141A, ,ftlf-VIRTE# in411e4-40 tithriegs.' 'eTire e were '7 Merchants left on bse to Exeter's 12. The first inning was scoreless for Seaforth but not for Exeter as they picked up 1 run on 1 hit and 1 base on balls. The second, third and fourth innings' were scoreless for both teams. The fifth saw the. merchants score three runs in the top of the inning to take the lead 3-1 only to see the Exeterites tie it up in their half of the inning. The sixth, seventh, eighth and ninth innings were scoreless. The first batter for Seaforth in the tenth, ground- ed out. The second, Steve South- gate, picked up a hit and advanced on another base hit by Gary Eisler after Gerry Feeney had struck out. Southgate finally scored on a wild pitch from the Exeter pitcher. In the bottom of the tenth, Gary Eisler held the opposition off the scoreboard by striking out 2 of the three bat- ters put out. The Seaforth hits were got by , - Steve South- gate (2)., Gerry Feeney, Gary Eisler and Don Nicholson. The run scorers were: Steve South- gate(2), Dwayne Cornish? and Ross Govier? The starting line- up was as follows: Bill O'Shea(3B), Steve Southgate 9ssO, gerry Feeney (C), Gary Eisler (P), GordCarnochan(CF), Don Nicholson (2B), Dwayne Cor- nish (RF), Ross Govier (1B), Mur- ray Smith (LF). Later in the game, O'Shea was replaced by Kevin Bennett, Carnochan by Perry Broome, CornishbyColin Young; Govier by Dennis Camp- bell and Smith by Gary Phillips. Be sure to attend our next home game tonight at 6:30 p.m. against Auburn at the Optimist Rec.. grounds and on Sunday, July 1st ainst eitOrOjIMAglicitty qscore , • r,'" • 12341; 6 7 89 10 R E Mee 0000300001 454 Exet.1000200000 373 . FOOTNOTES - Seaforth made 4 errors to Exeter's 3. All the reserve players coming off the bench put in a strong per- formance. All-the players and management of the Seaforth Ju- venile Baseball Club would like to wish Johnny (Cool) Feeney a speedy recovery from his mini- bike accident on the weekend. John has helped our club im- mensely as a scorekeeper - bat bay - grounds keeper etc. Get well soon! Store elOsei O 11x MI.N10,N DAY oN %M.-mu gnd Our store will be open WEDNESDAY MORNING 5th, 9 to 12:39 „„.. Slacks, Flares, Baegies, Palazzos, Famous Makes. All colors. Size4 8 to 42: 13.95 to 16.95 COOL SHORTS Short Shorts, jarnalcas, Bicycle Shorts, Plains and Plalds.V7 to 44. 555- to 10.95 SKIRTS and COULOTTES' Plain Shades & Checks. Washable Fortrel - All Sizes Sizes 9 to 16 only • 9.95 to 14.95 BLOUSES and TOPS Sleeveless Tops in vpried neck lines, Body Blouses 4,95 Vests and Shirts in a wide range of Cotton or Fortrel Knits to Plains, Stripes, Checks, S. M. 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H 1140,1 ItXrct$11004 SEAPORT** ONTf, JUN • Last Wednesday night saw the Texaco Duflora take atr'aP0rarY told on third Asp) as tin71 nipped ;h0 powerfUl Turf Club by• a13-42 more. The Duffers, playing teats-up ball of late, came from vhind to almost kill the Tinf„„„, s ;Nimes of a repeat league chain="" The horsemen opened ip a 1-0 lead in the first inning on an unearned run when Wayne Lots scored. The second frame Saw the Turf stretch the lead to 3-0 as pen Kunder singled and Ken Mcliwain reached first on a hit pitch and both scored on errors. • In the third inning, both squads counted twice the Duffers on singles by , Ben Akker and Ken Miller and the Turf replied with a 'single by Larry Weisenburg scoring two runs. The fourth inning was scoreless. In the' fifth hits by Joe Dick, Jack McIlwalat and Bill Strong ounted for fotfr big runs as t e Turf opened up a 9-4 lead, the Duffers scored their two runs on singles by Moe Huard and Paul Castle. The sixth inning saw the Texaco nine take the lead On '7 big runs as Bob Dinsmore's double helped three of the runs. After blanking the Turf in their half of the inning, the Duffers added two more runs in the seventh as Rick Fortune and Moe Huard• provided the batting power. In their final thrust the horsemen fell slightly short as they managed three runs before the final out but ended up one run short to give the Duffers the win. Ron Beuerman was the winning pitcher giving up eleven hits while his team- mates, collected seventeen hits off the pitching of Wayne Lots and reliever, Jack Mcllwain. MAINS TRE E T WINS Monday night's 'action saw the Lawn bowling briefs lus 4. ifrotifern oyer,:ei an ryy, 'r (It ptAvv. Tuesday evening was our m onthly pot luck supper„ bowling due to the inclement tn sects rterew. weather. Members of our Seaforth Club have been active in out of town tournaments. Sunday afternoon at Stratford the entry of Fred and Betty Tilley and Walter West- brook captured third prize a. y rour teams, consisting of tw "Seta SWIM ROT 0,n_tor t:ViCt,Pleen aaiil Bikini. les all WI° 13,00 490 0440r SUMMER SLACKS 0 0 0 • • • WALKING ,SHORTS A St. Columban loses 1-0 St. Columban and Marconi , played a close defensive game last Sunday with Marconi wming up with a 1-0 win. The first half of the game was played very .cautiously with few offensive threats by either team. The score indicated the play as at the end of the first half, it was 0-0. The second half of the game was similar to the first until marconi opened up the game with a goal which was scored on a penalty shot, St. Columban goalie, Tom Murray, having little or no chance on the play. After the goal was scored, St. Colum- ban tried desperately to tie the game but the Marconi defence held up as they won by a 1-0 score. St. Columban's next game will be held In London July 8th at 5 p.m. when they meet London White Eagle. Tickets are aeallable .from members of the soccer team for a cabaret dance in Brodhagen on July 27th. Soccer news Atoms, Exeter A 17 Seaforth A 0 Squirts,Seaforth, B 0 Clinton 8 Mosquitos,Seaforth 10 Exeter 0 Pee Wees Goderich 1 Seaforth 1 • Seaforth 3 Grand Bend 1 The Seaforth Minor Associat- ibn thank Jack Riddell, MPP for his assistance in obtaining equip- ment from the Ontario Government and to Seaforth Medical Clinic for a donation of $50.00. Keep Your Cool FROM . 169'