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Murray. Murray, playing his best
game to date, set up numerous
scoring opportunities with dashes
down his left wing position. The
right winger, Casey Van Bakel,
was also dangerous all game, .And
with 10 minutes to play', scored an
,insurance goal.
In all, it wa's a satisfying victory
Cuitg. a tougher than expected
opponent. Solid efforts were
turned in by all players, in
particular Dave',O'ReilY and Neil
Murray. Murray, filling in for Bill
Docking, Who sat out with an
ankle injury, anchored the full-
back line which played progress-
ively better as the game• wore on.
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Notes: St. Columban has
scored 23 goals ' after only :4
games. Gord Dick leads with 7.
Next`riameS are at home. This
Sunday,. May 30, St. Columban
hosts London ,Hungaria,ns "B"
team At 2 p.m. •
Boys houseleague ball schedule set
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n me)n's baseball
Texaco, Queens
undefeated
LET ME HAVE A.LOOK— A purebred Arabian colt foaled in,Seaforth May 6, gives
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Owned :by Robyn Theedom, of Clinton, the colt's sire Sy'nbad is' a U.S. National
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St. Columban soccer players
e from behind twice before
'ging away to a 4-2 victory over
,eo's , Distributing of London.
ondon took the wind advantage
the first half and scored in the
'periing minutes with a fast break
'p the middle. St. Columban tied
he score en Gord Dick
onverted a al mouth pass from
Irad yson. London again
ook the lead midway in the first
tag when a long shot, juSt beyond
;oaltender ,r,„ Frank —Verberne's
each dropped in ,under the cross
tar. Again, St. Columban fought
tack on even' terms with a
letermined effort from Brad
7inlayson. Brad beat several
.efenderS and fired a lOw cross
ato the goal area from the left
ide. The ball bounced into the
—et off a London fullback.
Taking the wind advantage in
"'-he second half, St. Columban
ontinued :to press „ and were
inally rewarded when gbrd Dick
cored from about 4 yards out• on
perfect cross from' . Brian
LDSA
SOCCER
IP, ••• • • • • .• •
St. Columban
VS
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Hungarians
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The Boys . • Houseleague •
Baseball Schedule has been set.
games -will. .be 'played • at the.
Lions F1arrItai-ting..at
First nameslisted .will play on the -
Permanent' Diamond and the
second names on Diamond #2.
THURSDAY MAY 27
:Expos VS Pirates
Yankees VS Dogers
THURS., JUNE 3,
Yankees' Vs Expos
Pirates VS-Dodgers
THURS., JUNE U)'
Dodgers VS-Yankees
Expos VS Pirates
THURS.,. JUNE 17
Expos VS Dodgers
'Yankees VS Pirates
THURS., JUNE 24
Yankees VS Dodgers
Expos VS Pirates
THURS., JULY 15
Pirates VS Dodgers,
Expos-VS Yankees
'THURSJULY 22
Expos VS Yankees
Dodgers l S Pirates
THURS JULY 29
Dodgers-VS 'Expos
Yankees VS Pirates
THURS. ,AUG 5
Dodgers.
Yankees VS Expos
THURS., AUG. 12
Yankees VS Pirates
Dotig,ers S.Expos '
Thurs., AUG: 19
Semi Final •
THURS., AUG. 26
Championship Game
PIRATES, coached by, Reg.
Aubin: Bruce Scott, Stephen
Coombs, Brian Coombs, David
MacLean. David Rind-Ler, Scott
Lane, Brian Moore, Scott Price,
Paul Stewarat, Allan N igh, Jeff
Watson, .loc .Aubin. •
YANKEES, coacheu by Ted
Montgotriery: Eric Janes; David,
Binnendyk, Paul Henderson,
Jeffery Knights, Doug. Huard,
David ,Huard, Jeff Lor Jamie
,Lone. Greg Core, Robert Smith,
Mike Ball, Andy" Ball.
EXPOS, Zoached by Ron
Drager: Barry Vincent, Bruce
Morton, Mike Bedard, Martin
Bedard, Jamie Groothuis, Ricky
Costello. Todd Janies. .Gerard
Ryan. ,David Kundcr, Allan•
Wocks, Clendon Coombs.
• DODGERS, coached by Kevin
Young & Mrs. McIntosh: Kevin
Coleman, Barry Moore. Danny
13room,c, Jeff McKellar. Steve
McKellar, Jeff Bedard, Robert
-Simpson,' Robbie Core, Todd
Morey, Steve Henderson, Ross
McIntosh.,. •
Action in men's industrial ball
saw the Texaco Duffers, and the
Queens remain the only
undefeated squads as only three
games were played. The early
game at the Rec grounds saw the_
Turf Club even their record at 1-1
.as they handed the Teachers a
14-8 defeat.
The Turf started fast scoring 9
big runs in the first two innings to
build •up a big lead, then they
coasted. to a fairly easy 14-8 win.
The Teachers made a desperate
last inning rally but fell far short
as the lead. was too, great.
The late game saw the Texaco
Duffers open a quick lead _then
hang on to post a narrow 10-8 win
over a much improved Travellers
squad. MikelMe'rriam threw an"
eight hitter as heheld the bats of
the Travellers quiet until the final.
inning' when a 5-hit frame
,produced 4 big runs but fell short
as the ,Travellers tried a
comeback.
The Duffers combined for
fifteen hits' As their big inning was
the second as they pushed across
5 big markers. • - . ,
Fred. Berton, Rick Fortune and
Jim McLeod led the Duffers with
3 hits apiece. Ben Akker- struck
two big blows as his two doubles
drove in 'three runs.
- Bill Weber'helped'his game as
hey leadckhe Travellers with two
singles in three trips including a
two run single in 'the seventh
inning. •
The only 'game played at the
Lions Park saw the Queens have
no trouble in whipping a lifeless
Firemen squad by a convincing
172 0 Score. The Queens scored 15
runs inthe ,first two innings and
were never threatened as the
Firemen failed, to get 'a man past.
second base.
Jack Price threw a 3 hitter at
the Firemen while his teammates
combined for a twenty hit attack.
The late contest was cancelled
due to the Guy Lombardo dance
:and is rescheduled for ,Thursday
at 7 p.m. at the Rec grounds.
There will also be a game at 8:30'
rday.. as„ .c the Queens and
avellers play their rained out
contest.
This Sunday at 7 will 'see the
Teachers and Texaco play their
cancelled gaine while next
Monday's action will see Texaco
and Mainstreet open at the Kee
with the Teachers and Queens
playing the late contest. At the
Lions PoOl, the Travellers and
Villagers start things off with the
Firemen and Turf Club rounding
off the evening..
Standings to Date
Won Lost Points
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Texaco 2 0 4
Queens 2 .0 4
Teachers I 1 2
Turf Clubo, 1 1 2
Firemen 1 2 2
Travellers 1 1 2 '
Mainstreet '0 1 0
Villagers 0 2 0
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