The Huron Expositor, 1995-05-31, Page 9London man wins invitational
London's Harry Murray shot
a gross score of 72 as the
overall winner of the fourth
annual Senior Men's In-
vitational at the Scaforth Golf
and Country Club last Wednes-
day.
He was the top finisher in the
first flight, for those aged 50 to
57. The day was wet and chil-
ly, but the tournament still
attracted 120 entrants from
Sarnia, London, Toronto, Port
Elgin, Guelph, Owen Sound
and points in between.
Jim Irons of Owen Sound
shot a 75 to take the second
flight, for those aged 57 to 63,
and Seaforth's own Ken Doig
Sr. won his flight for the
fourth -straight time, this time
for those aged 64 to 70, with a
score of 78.
Bruce Cantelon of Toronto
was only four strokes worse
than his age. The 72 -year-old
was the fourth lowest in the
entire field with a gross score
of 76.
Bob Morton was the oldest
golfer in the field at 80.
In other happenings at the
local links, the Seaforth Club is
hosting the Ontario Junior Girls
Golf Championship for the first
time, this July 10 to 12. Last
year it was at the Dundee
course near Hamilton. The
championship is for girls aged
18 and under. The Doigs of
Seaforth and area are also the
subject of an interesting cover
story in the Spring issue of Tee
ro Green Golf Magazine, that
calls them Southwestern On-
tario's "First Family of Golf".
Other top finishers in last
weeks senior men's event
were:
FLIGHT A (50 -56)
Gross
I. Harry Murray, 72;
2. Harvey Suggitt, 75;
3. Doug Galloway, 76.
SENIORS NO SLOUCHES - This happy foursome won their
annual Senior Men's Invitational at the Seaforth Golf and C
From left: Jim Irons, Harry Murray, Ken Doig Sr., Bruce Can
Net
1. Bill Benki, 67;
2. Cliff Brown, 69;
3. Jim Baynham, 70.
FLIGHT B (57-63)
Gross
1. Jim Irons, 75;
2. Paul Weber, 76;
3. Doug Wells, 77.
Net
1. Bob Hutchinson, 67;
2. Ron Pleasance, 67;
3. Harold Turnbull, 68.
FLIGHT C (64-70)
Gross
1. Ken Doig Sr., 78;
2. Fred Hales, 79;
3. Butch Martin, 79.
GREGOR CAMPBELL PHOTO
respective flights at the fourth
ountry Club last Wednesday.
telon. Net
1. Don Eatonni4;
2. Moe Marsh, 67;
3. John Coutu, 69.
FLIGHT D (71+)
Gross
1. Bruce Cantelon, 76;
2. Vern Richardson, 78;
3. Jeff MacDonald, 83.
Net
1. Ray O'Brian, 67;
2. Buzz Turnbull, 68;
3.- Bill O'Connor, 69.
Price, Perrie qualify for OFSAA
Carly Pricc and Lori Perrie
of Seaforth District, High
School both qualified for this
weekend's provincial high
school track and field cham-
pionships at Kingston with
third-place finishes in their
events at last weekend's
OFSSA West regional meet at
Tillsonburg.
Price, who has been training
on the track at Goderich
regularly recently, ran a per-
sonal best time of 12.10:4 for
the bronze in the junior girls
Vick scores four goals
80m hurdles. A runner from
Preston won the event in
11.45:2.
Perrie saved the best for last
in the girls open discus with a
toss of 37.58m.
The top eight finishers after
the first three throws made it
into the final eight and Perric
did it the difficult way. She
faulted on her first two at-
tempts but made the cut at
seventh after a standing throw
her third time.
She faulted her fourth throw
too, but pulled into fifth with
her fifth throw, before climbing
another two places with her ,
sixth and final toss.
The winning throw by an
athlete from Amherstburg
General Amherst was 41.36:2.
Perrie has been doing some
training at London Banting
recently, with assistance from
coach John Allen who also
coaches Jason Tunks who set a
Canadian interscholastic record
in the senior boys' discus at
Inst week's meet.
SEAFORTH MEN'S LEAGUE
( May 24 results)
LIGHTN 8 YOUNGBLOOD 6
Lightning scorers: Jason Smith 4,
I'aul McLlwain 3, Murray
Workman.
Youngblood scorers: Scott Jervis 3,
Icremy McNichol, Brandon Nash,
lason Dunscith.
ROCKETS 10 'CANES 4 .
Rockets scorers: Dan Wildfong 3,
iteve Papplc 2, Derck Cridzak 2,
13rent vandenAkker, Gerry
McLaughlin, Jason Bcuttenmillcr.
Hurricanes scorers: Dylan Wick,
13rad Moore, Jeff Flanagan, Justin
Rodney.
SCORING LEADERS
Name C A 1'TS It1
Wildfong,RK 9 21 30 8
P. McLlwain, LT 12 15 27
27
24
22.
19
15
14
14
13
('apple, RK 12 15
Smith, LT 12 12
Cuy,LT 13 9
K. McLwain, YB 8 11
%'andenAkkcr, RK 3 12
I lenry, LT 6 8
Workman, LT 6 8
McLauglin, RK 10 3
TEAM STANDINGS
Name W L T F A PIS
Rockets 4 0 1 68 35 9
Lightning 3 1 1 57 38 7
Youngblood 1 4 0 32 67 2
I urricanes 1 4 0 30 47 2
GAMES THIS WEEK
( Wed. May 31)
t p.m. - Lightning vs. I-lurricancs
p.m. - Rockets vs. Youngblood
YOUTH LEAGUF.
( May 25 results)
SENIOR
NORDIQUES 9 RED WINGS 7
Nordiques goals: Wes Vick 4, Jason
I\nstett 3, Keegan Teichcrt, Colin
'aok.
ed Wings goals: Derek Nesbitt 4,
rek Akcy 3.
liglight: Vick's fourth into an
mpty net ices the victory.
BRUINS 8 FLYERS 7
ruins goals: Tim Sills 2, Wes Wick
, Ryan Van Doorcn 2, Daryl
oung, Ryan Willis.
lycrs goals: I'at Culligan 3, Mike
urray 2, Marsha IX'nys, Nicole
unro.
JUNIOR
LEAFS 16 RANGERS 3
ate goal: Nick Jansen 4, Derek
n Drunnen 3, Rick I larburn 3,
ark Kirkconnell 2, Kyle Teichcrt
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0
0
0
4
0
4
2
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2, Chris Longstaff, Jamie }fill.
Rangers .goals: Tint McClure 2,
Kyle Devereaux.
BLACK HAWKS 8 PENGUINS 4
Black Hawk goals: Curtis Wilson 5,
Luke Vick 2, Korey Nash.
Penguins goals: Derek Mclay, Tyler
Elligsen, Cody McNaughton, Nick
Eilig-sen.
TEAM STANDINGS
Senior
Name ALIF APIS
Flyers 3 1 0 42 28 6
Red Wings 2 2 0 30 31 4
Bruins 2 2 29 35 4
Nordiques 1 3 0 25 32 2
unior
Name WLTFAPIS
Leafs 4 0 0 45 18 8
Black I-lawks 3 1 0 29 22
Penguins 0 3 1 13 28
Rangers 0 3 1 21 40
GAMES THIS WEEK
(Thur. June 1)
6:30 - Rangers vs. Penguins
6
1
7:30 -' Black 1 Iawks vs. Loafs
8:30 - Bruins vs. Rcd Wings
9:30 - Nordiques vs. Flyers
Transactions
•
• Leafs send Rick Harburn to
Rangers for Robyn Nash
• Curtis Murray of Flyers breaks
wrist at base of thumb, out 5 to 7
weeks, roster replacement TBA.
LONDON & DISTRICT
SOCCER ASSOCIATION
Second Division/ Central
(result May 25)
London Olympics 1 at
ST. COLUMBAN 2
WHERE IS YOUR SCORE?.
SCOREBOARD welcomes all
results from Scaforth and area
teams regardless of sport. But we
can't report it if we don't know its
happening. We require legible
results, with names correctly
spelled, at our office by Monday
noon every week. Late reports will
only be used if you've got a great
excuse. Any questions? Call
Gregor or Tim at 527-0240.
ORF.00R CAMPBELL, PHOTO
BREAKING THE RIBBON - Ben Bachert won this race on
track and field day at Walton Public School last Thursday.
Jay Cochrane (right) and Darcy McCutcheon were runners.
up.
In another track note of local
interest, Brad Snyder of
Windsor St. Joe's recently
broke the Canadian high school
senior shot put record of 19.69
metres set in 1980 by
Seaforth's Johnny Nielsen.
Nielsen still holds the junior
record, more than 15 years old.
Seaforth & District
Community Centres
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Pts.
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2. Terry Gray II 158
3. J.P.S. 3 156
4. M B DI 151
5. Laurene Regele 148
6. Bob Fisher 145
7. Joe I 145
8. Norm 1 144
9. Bill McIver 142
10. Paul Hallahan 2 142
11. Norm 3 140
12. STATUS QUO 139
13. Klima 138
14. Ben III 137
15. Bob McNaughton #2 137
16. T. + D. Picks 2 137
17. Ask#2
18. Ask #3
19. Ben III
20. Paul Hallahan 3
21. Arnold 2
22. Hi There
23. Joe II
24. Roan!
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25. Steve Van Dyk #2 131
28. B+C #2 130
27. Cody McNaughton #1 130
28. Terry Gray 1
29. Young Guns
30. Bach 1
31. Bob Regele
32. Jason Carroll
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33. Bill Murphy 127
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38. Bruce Scott . 'Tops' 126
39. Derek & Chris 126
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44. Robyn Dolg 125
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47. WD+D-1 124
48.B&C 123
49. Bob Wilson 123
50. Leafs N1 123
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