The Huron Expositor, 1998-08-19, Page 71
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Reynolds, Burns return from Nationals
Midget fastballers fourth
The Stratford midget girls
fastball team exceeded
expectations.
They were seeded 12th of
the 16 teams fmm across the
country who earned a berth,
but finished fourth at the
1998 Midget National
Fasthall Championships that
just concluded in Red Deer.
Alberta.
Lisa Reynolds of Seaforth
and Ericka Bums of Clinton
both play for the Stratford
team.
Smoke from the forest tires
raging nearby was noticeable
in thc preliminary round.
where competition was keen.
Teams were divided into two.
eight -team groupings.
Stratford finished in a five -
way tic for second. then
slammedCole Harbour, N.S.
11-3 in a sudden death tie-
breaker Friday morning.
They ended up third in their
group.
The team lost 4-3 to
Quebec in its final playoff'
game Saturday night that
determined its fourth -place
finish.
Earlier in the playoffs the
Stratford squad blasted
Edmonton 9-0 and nipped
Markham 4-3.
Reynolds. a speedy plus
.300 hitter who is the team's
catcher, returned to Seaforth
Sunday.
White Rock, B.C. mercied
thc defending Canadian
midget champions from
Guelph 8-0 to win this year's
title.
Rower with local roots winning
The 16 -year-old grandson
of Margaret Gorwill of
Seaforth is racking up the
rowing medals in his first
year of competition in the
sport.
Peter Van Ronijen, son of
inc and Ruth Van Rooijen of
Brockville who grew up in
Seaforth, earned two silver
medals at iIhc Ontario
Summer Games in Guelph on
Saturday. bringing his medal
Count to 16 so far this sum-
mer.
ummer.
At 6' 5". Peter pulls the
oars with ease - a big reason
he was chosen to represent
Eastern Ontario in both the
four and eight -man events
He is the nephew of Jim and
Jannekc Murray of the.
Duplin area, who watched
him race in this weekend's
competition.
"They were only seconds
from winning the gold
medals in both divisions."
Janneke says.
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•t LEGEND: HOME TEAMs arc
denoted by capitals. and local
teams are in boldface)
SOCCER
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' DIVISIO?LI
ST COLUMBA N MEN
(Aug. 15 result)
St. Col I at WHiTE EAGLES I
GOAL SCORER: Steve Ryan.
THE SC(1<OP: St. Columhan
runs undefeated streak (three
wins. four draws) to seven. with
showdown looming Saturday
evening in St. Columhan against
division's top team, Forest United.
who haven't lost all season.
THE GAME: "Rock" swiped the
hall from a White Eagle del -older
and drove a shot home early.
about 10 minutes into the game.
Second -place White Eagles equal-
ized before half-time. and that's
the way the score stayed.
COACHES COMMENTS: 'The
game was played at a very fast
pace with hoth teams displaying
world-class techniques and skills."
says Tony Arts. "I was very
pleased to come away with a draw
against a top -place team. The
players knew that this was going
tribe a tough game and they cattle
prepared and played well."
(Standings as of Aug. I2 )
WIL .E A Et
Forest United 8 4 0 41 16 28
White Eagles 8 1 3 31 17 25
Bosnia, 6 4 2 32 25 22.
Latinos 4 3 4 26 26 15
Athletics 4 5 3 15 18 17 •
Marconi B 4 2 6 16 30 14
Chatham X 4 1 7 17 19 13
St. Col. 3 3 6 24 27 12
Chatham 3 2 7 15 21 11
Petrolia 3 1 8 16 31 • IO
FUTURE GAMES:
Sia, Forest United at ST. COLUM-
BAN. 5 p.vv.
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WOMEN'S ILSAD iIB
DIVISION 2/NORTK
(Aug. 16)
London City 2 at ST. COL 0
FASTBALL
WHIM COUNTY
AWN'S Ild&A®U/E
)Jest -of -three playoffs
(Aug. 17/Game 3)
REDS at Godench Orioles
(Aug. 12/ Gime 2 )
Godench Orioles 4 at REDS 5
THE 'SCOOP: Seaforth was
down 4.2 going into the bottom of
the seventh inning. but managed
to tie the game on hits by Toby
Phillips. Steve Leonhardt. Derek
MacDonald and.Dave Akey. With
the latter un first, brother Darren
Akey slashed a double off the
fence and Dave slid home with the
winning tun. Steve Leonhardt was
the winning pitcher. Greg Gordon
took the loss.
(Aug. 10/Gatne 1)
REDS 1 at Goderich Orioles 9
SHORT&NOT SO SWEET:
Winning pitcher Byron Bowman
fanned 11 Seaforth hatters.
Leonhardt was the loser.
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Beal -of -three mai-final
(Aug 11/ (lame 21
Walton 26 at BEI.MORIi 7
SWEEP: Walton wins series in
two -straight games. advancing to
"A" final for the first time in a
long time. against Brussels. who
beat another Belmore team in the
other semi-final.
SLUGGERS: Adam McClure
belted a double and three singles.
Daryl Hulley has a triple and sin •
-
glc. Blake Miller added a pair of
singles, as did Kyle McNichol and
Chris Regale.
(Aug 10/Game l)
Bclmnrc 10 at'WALTON 14'
LEADING HITTERS: Andrew
Elliott, a tnplc and single. Regete.
double anti single:,Michael Dieu
CONTINUED on Page 11.
JUNIOR TENNIS - Clockwise 4rom front, left: Hank
Binnendyk (in'tructor), Brian Twynham, Stephen
Twynham, and Greg Kroonen were at the local courts last
Wednesday morAing. That's the new Lob-ster in the mid-
dle.
New ball. machine
Lob-ster sighted at local courts
Seaforth nov has a: new $744.9( U.S. funds plus
. tennis hall macline, called a $35.32 custom and brokerage
"Lob-ster". charges."
It cost about 51.200 and
was in action for the first
time lobbing hills for junior
tennis lcficons t( the courts by
the high school Wednesday
morning.
"If this mac'hinc was pur-
'chased in Ctnada it would
cost approximately `k I ;900
after tax and shipping
charges: recreation director
Marty Bedard told council •
Tuesday niglt. •
"Cost of the unit. was
The town's tennis instruc-
tor. Hank Binnendyk. says it
comes from New Jersey and
this type -4l unit isn't made in
this'cfutntry. so duty only had
to he paid on its remote con-
trol, roughly $49.
About eight juniors arc
enrolled in the recreation
department's tennis program
this.summer, and about 20
.seniors. split equally between
'beginners and advanced
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