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The Huron Expositor, 1976-07-08, Page 12THE BEST BIKE RIDER IN SEAFORTH Susan Pullman cipalifies for that title now since her winlast week in the'recreation department's bike rodeo. Susan, the daughter of Gord and Marion Pullman of Main St. N. was presented with the rodeo trophy by recreation director Clive Buist. (Staff Photo) Holidays hurt men's ball play All nt. winners playing in Dublin Burlington, who won • the Ontario Junior Ball championship at Ottawa two weeks ago when they defeated Dublin in the finals, will meet the Shamrocks again as a feature of Dublinfest on July 17. At the. Ottawa elimination Bowlers' host provincials tournament Dublin, after winning three games, lost the Ontario championship to Burlington in the finals 12 - 1. Winthrop wins again 1975 Datsun 710 Featuring automatic transmission radio poWer ass, brakes. 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I'M GIVING AWAY FREE SAES and other prizes "'Pala far my Safety COttIOSt rn i newspaper" au's t•am scores The last games in June have battle as Norah Eckert's team teams. Ruth Anne Dunlop was a proved to be the most exciting to defeated Betty Beuttentniller's big help for the winners as she hit date. On June 22. Debbie Rau's team 16-12. It took Betty's tearn,2 two Mime runs and had eight put team won their first game over innings to get any runs, and after outs. Joan Steinbach had a home Dorothea Williamson 29-26. In that, they didn't let Norah get too run, Dorothea Williamson had the' fifth inning, Debbie's team far ahead. Although they were two triples and'Connie Van Dyke, was down 18-8, but they rallied in unable to catch up. Rose Bisback a triple, to lead their team to the ixth to get 14 runs, and the hit two home, runs, Marie Little victory. . Dorothea's team couldn't and Nancy Scott each had triples, the late game saw another catch up. Helma Wright with two Beth Broome and Loretta well-played game as Beutten- home runs, Debbie Rau with 3 Sayauge had a double play, and miller's team defeated Rau's ,home run (which drove in 3 runs Nancy Scott had a double play by team by a close score of 28-23. and won the game)., Leanne' herself, all for the winners. For Debbie's team had Betty's team McKay with two triples, and Joan the losers, Betty Beuttenmiller worried, and in the first inning, Steinbach with a triple were the and Barb Watt had a double play, were leading by 12 runs. But, big hitters' for the victors. For On June 29, Dorothea William- Betty's team didn't give up and at Dorothea's team, Dianne son's team finally ended Norah the 1 ottorn of thefourth; the score. McGrath caught three flys for Eckert's winning streak by was tied-14-14. Mary Morey had a' three up and three down. defeating them 14-11. It was a home run and Bonnie 'ortune. The 8:30 game saw a close close, well played game by both Joan Flannigan and Joan Wood' each had a triple for the winners, Joanne Matthews had a triple for Dorothea's team. For the 'last two weeks, all teams have played excellent baseball, and it is anyone's guess who will win tlie next game. For some real excitement, come to the Rec on Tuesday nights and support your favourite ladies team. St. Columban played their best all-round game of the year' Sunday when they defeated -London Carnival, taking complete control of the game right from the opening whistle and attacking relentlessly for the duration of the game. Although the final score was 3 - 0, a 6 - 0 score would be more indicative of the edge in play. • After missing • on 'numerous scoring opportunities in :the opening 20 minutes, Casey Van Bakel finally put St. Columban in front, scoring on a shot from 30 yards out, the ball dropping in just under the crossbar. Marvin Kale upped the score to 2 - 0' with' a low shot inside the right post. Then, with only one minute to play, Paul Coyne scored the prettiest goal of the game as he faked a shbt, stepped past the last defender, and fired to the goaltender's left as he was 'moving to the right. This game was a 3rd Division Cup game and does not count in the regular league standings. The semi-final game will be played in London on July 14 against either London Huron House or Lusitanos: Regular league play resumes this Stnday as St. Columban plays • in London against Lusitanos. Lineup against Frank. Verberne: St. Columban beats London heads league In ladies baseball Carnival: Goal - Fullback - Neil Murray, Louis arts, Pat Flanagan; Halfback - Brad Finlayson, Marvin Kale; Forward - Casey Van Bakel, Bill Docking, Gord Dick, Paul Coyne, BrianMurray; Alt. - Dave O'Reilly, Jim Finlayson, Larry Coyne. Third Division W L T Pts. St.Columban 7 1 1 IS Delhi 7 1 1 15 Huron House 6 2 1 13 Hungarian 'B' 5 2 2 )2 Lusitanos .. 6 3 0 12 St,Thomas'b' 4 4 0 8 The Brodhagen Brewers Carnival 3 3, 2 8 participated in the ,Owen Sound Leo's 3 4 2 8 Kinsmen fastball tournament this St. Marys ' 2 5 1 5 past weekend and emerged as Goderich 'B' 1 7 1 3 runners up to the consolation Oakridge 'B' 1 • 6 -1 3 winners. They received $200 in Portuguese 'B' 0 7 0 0 prize money for their efforts. Brewers win Owen Sound $200 prize Monday's action in the men's Industrial-baseball league showed the effects of a two week layoff as the teams played anything but heads up ball. The Lions Pool saw the batters take a.davanta7ge of the layoff and the rough infield as a total of 59 runs were scored. The:v-arly game saw the Texaco Duffers come from behind to post a narrow 15 14 win over a determined Teachers nine to remain undefeated'. The Duffers connected for 31 hits as they had no trouble at the plate but failed to show much in the field as they made several error. The Teachers weren't much different as they collected 17 hits and they too made several costly errors. Mike Merriam and Bob Dinsmore hit triples for , the winners with Gary Finnigan and Rain Beuerman each collecting doubles ,for the extra base hits. Gary Montgomery's double was the only extra base hit for the Teachers. The Teachers le d up until the fifth Inning but the•game was tied at 14 all after six frames. The seventh saw the Duffers score once on Finnigan's double and then hold the Teachers scoreless as they continued to . remain unbeaten. Came to Life *The late game saw the Turf Club Come to life in the third inning and whip the Travellers by a 23 - 7 count. The Travellers took a first inning lead and were only down 6 - 4 after two innings. The third was all Turf as they struck for seven runs to put the game out of reach. The Turf Club Trap, skeet scores are announced The Vanastra t rap Shoot Scores of June 29 'are: Gedrge H a m.m Blyth 25 John Anderson, Kippen 25 Mary Baktin.Clinton 23 Bill Thompson. Clinton 23 Lloyd Venner, Hensall 23 Jack Mills. Guelph 23 Greg Potter, Goderich 23 John Greidnanus,Clinton 22 Paul Stanley. Clinton 22 John Hessel. Goderich 22 Tom Allen, Londe'sboro 22 Harmen Fisher, Ben Miller 26 Harrison Schoch, Zurich 20 Bill McGregor, Kippen 20 Janet Potter. Goderich 19 Jim Caldwell, Kippen 17 Ashly Gilbert, Goderich 17 Dwight Kinsman, Kipp,en, 16 Paul M ansfield, hensall 12 Terry Caldwell, K•ippen 12 DAve Kinsman, Kippen 9 Skeet Shoot, July 3 Bill Thompson, Clinton 24 Harrison Schoch, Zurich 23 John Greindanus, Clinton 23 ' Mary Batkin, Clinton 21 Glen Mogk, Bornhome (sp) 21 Paul Middleton,Clinton . 21 Jim Bouwra, Goderich 18 Ashly Gilbert, Godefich 17 Jim E ast, Clinton 16 used the .long , ball as Terry Johnson hit a 3 -run homer, Jack McLlwain connected for a 2 run homer and Dave Broome hit a 3 run homer to finish the Travellers in five innings. - Several Errors Both teams again made several errors but the Travellers proved most costly as the Turf Club took advantage and used the .fifteen run rule to finish the game in five Sets Record, ,,,,„, • At the Optimist Park the early contest saw the pitchers take advantage of the layoff as they dominated and the Queens and Mainstreet played to a 4-all standoff. The tie was the third for the Queens, setting a new leagile record and leaving them in -second place. Mainstreet mpved into fourth place. The' pitching was the story in this contest as the layoff seemed to effect the batting eye. The late contest saw the Village put everything together and score. a convincing 10 - 0 win over ,a lifeless Firemen squad. a was the second time this season the srnok eaters have been blanked as 'the Villagers completely dominated play and were at full marks for the victory,. The win moved the villagers only one point behin.d the faulting Queens as the middle of the standings continue to tighten up. Action this week will see the Mainstreet and Village,,,open at the Optimist Park with the Teachers and Turf Club finishing off the evening. At the Lions Pool the Travellers will try to stop the high flying Texaco squad while the Queens and Firemen will finish off the evening. STANDINGS W. L. T. Pts. Texaco 7 0 .1 15 Queens 4 1 3 11 Village 4 3 1 9 Mainstreet 3 3 2 8 Turf Club 1 7 Firemen - 3 4 1 7 Travellers 2 5 1 5 Teachers 1 7 0 2 ' Seaforth Lawn bowling Club were hosts for Men's Provincial Singles on 'Sunday afternoon, Twelve men competed in a round robin competition with the winner being Mark Gilliland of Stratford. Tuesday evening a good crowd were out to the jitney and a welcome to Pat and Don Deighton to our jitney. Winners were ladies 'first and second, Thelma Dale and Pat Deighton (tied) with 2 W plus 24. For the men it was Dr. P, Brady with 2W plus 24 and Ed,• Andrews 2nd with 2 plus 23 (3). An invitation has been extended to all members of the p club to join with Mitchell on Tuesday evening next July 13th at their jitney. Cars will leave the Seaforth Club at 7:1S, p..m. so we hone as many as possible will co. Saturday will see a number of entries from Seaforth competing at Mitchell's M. & N. tournament, Next Wednesday afternoon July 14th at 1:30 p.m. will be the electrical tournament in Seaforfh with men's doubles. Also your reporter wishes to correct the error made about the men who won at Wingham men's doubles. It was • Mel Brady and Lorne Dale Seaforth and 'the 13.P. Oiler- ettes played ball in Winthrop on Friday, July 2. The Oilerette1 won the game 1S-12 with Connie Beuermann hitting the only home run. Next home game Friday, • July 9 - 9:00 p.m. against ° Slabtown. The B.P. Oilers defeated Beechwbod 22-20 on Sunday, July 4. Ron McCallum and Pete DeJong each connected for a home run.. The Oilers last bat proved to be the winning factor in a slow-pitch game against Winthrop Warriors on Monday, July 5. After playing nine innings, the Oilers tied the game 11-11, Two extra innings were played with the Oilers finally getting the winning run to defeat the Warriors 12-11. Both 'teams played exceptionally well' with •very few errors by either teams. Next home game is July 26 at 9:00 p.m. against Beechwodd. After the game on Monday night, the two teams had 'a barbeque at the park. On Wednesday night, the Midget Girls travelled to Wroxe- ter to win by a large score, Keep up the good work girls! IF WE DON'T HAVE IT WE'LL GET IT FOR YOU ! MANY PEOPLE DON'T KNOW THAT THE HURON EXPOSITOR CARRIES A COMPLETE LINE OF JUST ABOUT EVERYTHING YOU NEED FOR YOUR HOME OR BUSINESS OFFICE DROP IN AND SEE WHAT WE'VE GOT * CALCULATORS * ADDING MACHINES TYPEWRITERS '* CASH BOXES AND CHARGE BOXES * PUNCHES AND STAPLERS RECEIPT BOOKS AND TICKETS * ADDING MACHINE TAPES * TYPEWRITER RIBBONS PENS AND MAGIC MARKERS , * TYPING PAPER (plus much, much more) Expositor Seaforth, Ontario.