The Huron Expositor, 1978-09-14, Page 14THE WINNERS Walton's Intermediate men's team managed to
capture the B champtp,pShip ,at the 10th Annual Goderich Industrial
Fastball Tournament held in Goderich on the Labour Day weekend. In the
back from left are: Joe Steffler, Murray Houston, Roger Humphries,
Scott Bridge, Bill Humphries, coacti.in the second row. ere Ken Ritchie,
Frank Strettono Gary Bennett, Paul Humphries, and Doug Conley. In the
front row are Rick McDonald, Murray Lowe,. Larry Carter and 'Murray
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Walton wins B championship
and Zurich was defeated 2-0.
Walton then advanced ,to
the semi-finals aginst Port
Lamboton at noon on
Monday. Walton defeated
them by a score of 4-0 and
McDonald again hurled a one-, strong batters during the•
hitter. entire weekend. Even
Wingham. _McDonald's
home run in the bottom Of
the seventh inning clinched•
the 1-0 victory.
All the Walton men played
finedefensive ball and we're
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14 — THE HURON EXPOSITOR, SEPTEN1BER 14, 1970,
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Thursday evening for the
first time in the new season
it was debided that this
years executive would con-
sist of five members.
Bob Beutenmiller was
reelected as president, the
vice president is Charles
Akhey, Treasurer 'Peg
Campbell and Secreatry
Helen Crocker. The fifth
Position on the executive will
be that of, Bouseleague
Convenor which is not yet
filled while Coaches and
manager WerNelected for
travelling team much more ,
help is. needed for house.
league 'teams. Anyone
wishing to help' with
Saturday morning hockey is
urged to contact the Ex-
ecutive or the Recreation
Office.
On Tuesday, Sept. 5,43roth
hagen Ladies' Slo-pitch
played against Winthrop
Warrettes. prodliagen de-
feated Winthrop 10-6 to take
the first win of the series.
Homeruns made by
Geraldine Siemon and Carol
Siemon and one triple hit by
Joan Beuerman . ,
On Wednesday, Sept. 6 in
Brodhagen, Winthrop War-
rettes and Brodhagen played
anexciting game with Brod-
hagen in the lead but
Winthrop came back in the
8th inning to win 16-12. Good
heavy batting by Winthrop.
'Ruthann Eckert and
Geraldine Siemon had home
tuns and one triple was hit by
Nancy Schellenberger.
Don Brodie presided for
the Recreation. Conitnittee
meeting held on Aug.30. The,
ball season is nearly over.
The_binior girls sA _team _
coached by Helen Faber won
ffie trophy in inter-township
play. Congratulations! The
Pee Wee boys, coached by
Bill Taylor, started their final
round of play-offs this week
against Londesboro.
Over 100 boys and girls
were" registered for the ball
• teams this,. season. Their
coaches were: Senior _girls -
Janet Graham; Junior Girls,
A- Helen Faber; Junior Girls
B - Ross McBeath; Senior
. boys - Ken Van Wonderen;
Pee Wee boys - Bill Taylor;
Tyke boys - Howard Arm-
stong. Pat Taylor, Sandy
Hayter and Shirley Hill
coached the T-Ball for 'the
younger children on Wed.,
a,fternoons. The committee
would like to thank all these
coaches for donating so much
of their time for the young-
sters, and, thanks also to
assistant coaches, umpires
and driVers, and to Ross
Whittaker Who co-ordinated.
the 'season's activities.
In the men's South Huron
Slo-pitch 'League, Varna de-
feated Fancher's Flyers of
Bayfield in two ; straight
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Smith
visited with several re-
sidents. .
Melba Wolper visited her
mother, Mr,s Adeline
Taylor.
The Reform Church ladies
took several residents to _the
Grand Bend park on Friday
for an outing and treats.
•On Monday -several -re-
sidenis of the nursins home
went by bus to Western Fair
in London and attended the
grandstand performance.
Visitors with Laura
Doman were Mr. and Mrs.
Lloyd McDonald of Ponti c,
Michigan and Mr. and rs.
D.H. Sinclair of Gran Bend
Joan Bettridge an Violet
Bishop visited Irene
Kallifleisch. Mr. and .Mrs.
W. Mitchell of Ottawa and
Mrs. and Mrs. Denroch of
Ottawa and Leslie Mitchell
visited Louise Mitchell.
Mary Neil visited Mary
Harvey and Julene Keys
visited Russell Prratt.
PannaPawatillie
Walk a block,TodiY•
games, and are now into the
finals with. Dashwood in a
best 3 out of 5 series. On
Wednesday' the 6th Dash-
wood. h eat. Varna, and .on the
10th Varna evened it up with
a wih after two innings of
overtime. Other game are
scheduled for Tues., the 12th
Friday the 15th, and if
necessary Sunday the 17th.
There is still time for your ,
to enter , the township's
"Crest Contest". Mark your
envelope clearly and send to
Shirley Hill, Varna.
Tickets are' now available
from members for the Hal-
lowe'en Dance, which will be
on Oct. 28th at. Hully Gully',
music by the Music Makers,
and $10.00 a couple, hot
lunch included. Dress is
optional, but why not come in
costume and add to the fun?
Committee members are Don
Brodie, Mary Erb, John Paul,
Rau, Clarence. Rau, Howard'
Armstrong, Arnold Taylor,
Gerald Hayter, Shirley Hill;
Ham, •y Hayter and Jean
1Rathwell..
In other business it was
decided tbat.registration day
would be Saturday, Sept. 23
and application forms will be
available through local
schools. It was agreed there
would be no change in the
initial fee of $15.00 but
Persons playing on a travel-
ling team will pay an ad.
ditional $15.0(), up $5.00
from last year,
A general coaches meeting
has been planned 'for Wed.,
Sept. 27, 7:30 p.m., second
floor town hall.
Kippen gun
`club results
Kippen Gun Club, Sunday •
September -10th,; 1978. Re-
sulteof a shoot in Kippen
Sunday were:
John Anderson, Kippen 25
Brad Mann. Hensall 24
Jamie Caldwell, Kippen 24
Dan Crerar, Hensall 23
Glen Mogk, Londesboro 23
Terry Baker, Hensall 22
RuS Britnell, Exeter 20
awe Carter, Clinton 18
Grant McGregor, Kippcn 18
Paul Ritchie, Exeter • - 18
RobeitMcGregor, Killen 18
Al Kyle, Brucefield 17
Gary Koehler, Hensall '17
RDoby , 16
Brian Beer, Hensall 16
Allan Bell. Kippen 15
THe Kippen Gun Club will
be closed Sunday Sept. 17
but will resume shooting' on
Sunda y Sept. 24.
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Happening
Monday nights game Sept,
11. Brodhagen and Winthrop
Warrettes started to play
Monday • night but were
rained out in the top of the
second inning.
On Tuesday Night Sept.
12. Brodhagen and Winthrop
Warrettes played in
Winthrop. Brodhagen was
the lead with five runs in first
inning and kept the lead
bathe end of the game which
gave a 10-6 win for Broth
hagen. A home run and, a
triple were hit by Nancy
Schellenberger and Ruthann
Eckert hit one triple.
Brodhagen have two wins
_and Winthrop has one win,
The next game is on Friday
at 9:00 in Brodhagen.
Stan-ley township
crest contest open
The Walton Intermediates
men's team had their most
exciting weekend of this
year's ball season on Labour
Day weekend. The 10th
annual Goderich Industrial
Fasthall Tournament proved
to be Walton.!s, big win,:,, They
captured the B Champion-
ship after, defeating Wing-
ham in the final game.
Walton played the first
game of the 'weekend on
Saturday at 2 p.m. against
Lucan Irish Nine and de-
feated them by a, score of 6-1.
Rick McDonald was on the
mound for Walton and there
threw a two hitter.
, Walton's-second game was
played .on Sunday at 6 p.m.
against the Zurich Buckeyes.
McDonald threw' a one hitter
The win put Walton into
the final game against Wing-
ham at 6 p.m. on Monday.
McDonald again was on the
mound for Walton arid
pitched a one hitter. Don
Edgar took the loss for
sufferings thumb injury in
the early stages of the final
game, Gary Bennett stayed
in the game. The Walton
team . 'Showed. great spirit
during the entire weekend
and appreciated the fan
,support.
The fir;t Bannon reunion
was •held at the Lions' Park
Seafotth Sunday Sept. 3rd
when sports such as base-
ball, soccer, frisbee and
darts were played. Also in
the afternoon agenda was a
dip in the heated Lion's pool.
The families attending
provided ample food for
everyone. the reunion _was
enjoyed by all under the
organization of Mrs. Peter
Bannon and Alice (Bannon)
(Horne). It was- agreed by
everyone to make it an
77 attend Bannon reunion
I.H .L
Organizational Meeting
Tuesday, Sept. 26
7:30
Seaforth Arena
ALL PLAYERS ARE URGED TO ATTEND
annual event. Next year the
reunion will be under the
organization of George De-
Jong of Goderich. At the
dosing of the picnic everyone
. was invited back to the home
of , Mr,, and Mrs. Peter
Bannon.
There were, 77
people in attendance from
VVindsor, Guelph, Ottawa,
Callender , Kitchener,
Agincount, St. Catherines,
Mississauga, London,
Goderich, Blyth and sur-
rounding area.
SEaferW Figure Skating Club
ANNUAL MEETING
Wed., Sept. 20
8:30
The RecreatiOn Office [Arena]
Last yea0inancial reportiwill be given
Anyone wishing to Itttereplease cone '
L.D.S.A . SOCCER
Sun. Sept. 17
1 pm
St.Columban 'B' vs Goderich 'B'
3 pm
St. Columban 'A' vs Goderich,'A'
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