Huron Expositor, 2004-08-18, Page 1212 -THE HURON EXPOSITOR, Aug. 19, 2004
Jason Middleton photo
The boys (and girls) of summer
Eric Ryan, pitcher's helper for the Seaforth Junior Mite 'A team,
tosses a ball to first base in a game against Goderich Township,
while Mark Robinson, a member of the Seaforth Junior Mites 'B'
team chases down a runner from the Blyth team, while coach
Brent Robinson looks on, during tournament action on Saturday in
Blyth where year-end junior mite championships were held.
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Mites win Tri -County tournament
Seaforth's senior Mites
baseball team continued
their winning streak by
winning the final Tri -
County tournament
undefeated this weekend in
Londesboro.
The senior Mites won
their first game against
Holmesville 25-11, their
second game against
Londesboro 26-4 and their
final game against
Benmiller 36-4 to win the A
championship.
"The kids were just
hounding at the end. Only
five kids had played ball
before this year and they did
great. All the players had
outstanding hitting and
defense. And, they were all
good sports." said coach
Bonnie Clark.
Six players on the senior
Mites team hit home runs
during the year-end
tournament including
Dustin Clark, 5. Dylan
Barker and Riley Ward, 4
75 th anniversary tournament
held on Wednesday morning
The Seaforth Lawn
Bowling greens saw much
activity this weekend when
on Friday evening it was
Legion Fun Night.
There was a good turnout
of bowlers under Tom
Phillips's guidance and
winners were ladies: first,
Gwen Harburn; second,
Nellie Barry; honourable
mention, Vickie Doig and
mens: first, Cliff
Waddington; second, Larry
Broome and honourable
mention, Tom Phillips.
Afterwards, a challenge
match between Doug Smale
and Dave Watson against
Mike Smale and Brian
Melady resulted in Mike and
Brian winning 13-3 after five
ends (which included a six -
ender) Mike and Brian took
midway through the game.
The evening ended with
sausage on a bun, corn on the
cob and perfect weather.
Saturday evening saw Tom
again hosting at the greens
for a group from Festival
Hydro. Again everyone
seemed to enjoy themselves
immensely and as a
spectator, there were some
very good ends of lawn
howling.
In out-of-town
tournaments last Tuesday at
St. Marys Jack Muir and
Chuck Laughton won fourth
prize in mens' pairs.
On Saturday at Clinton
mixed pairs, Jack and Maric
Muir won second place.
Saturday. Aug. 15, two
teams were at Mitchell
bowling in the Wm.
Ducklow Memorial
Tournament with Rick Wood
and Jcan Shillington winning
second prize , just one point
shy of the leaders.
Consolation prize went to
Jack and Marie Muir.
Monday at 9 a.m. will sec
members cleaning the
clubhouse and setting up
Scoreboard
KIPPEN GUN
CLUB
Aug. 11
Trap
Brent Lees. 25
Tim Hoff. 25
Brad Mann, 25
Wayne Peachy. 24
Bevan Browen, 24
Chuck kregier, 24
Kirk Kregier, 23
Doug Dalrymple, 23
Bill Cameron, 23
Glen Mogk, 21
SHUFFLEBOARD
Angled 4
Women's high: Ann Van Dooren
450, Jean Wilbee 446, Katie Tippelt
421.
Men's high: Gerald Marlene 367,
Hank Dofrsers 343. Harry Penning*
342.
Moat II
Women !1011 Ann Van Dooren
379, Judo Mittens 350, Wilma
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ST. COLUMBAN
SOCCER
Aug. 13 hi St.Columban
St.Columban 3
Sarnia City 1
Scorers: Mary 'Finlayson. Tara
O'Reilly and Tenna Larsen
Coaches' comments: The win helps
St.Columban to 13 points and into a
tie for seventh place in the nine -team
division.
Aug. 15 In London
Marconi 2
St.Columban 0
Coaches' comments: Another close
match. Give and take for most of the
match. In the early going of the second
half St.Columban has several
opportunies to score but fails to
convert. Next game Sundiy, Aug. 22
at 4 p.m. in Woodstock. Next home
game and Anal results' season ape of
the'year Sunday,ASs. -29 at 6:30
versus Byrom
tables in preparation for the
anniversary tournament to he
held on Wednesday, Aug. 18
starting at 9:30 a.m. the
largest tournament of the
year.
by Mary Finlayson
each, Jacob McClure, 3, and
Ahhy McGavin and Cole
Morden, 1 each.
Both of Seaforth's junior
Mite teams also performed
well at the year-end
tournament in Blyth on
Saturday with the Seaforth
B for Winthrop) team
winning the A
championship and the
Seaforth A team as runners-
up in the A final.
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