The Huron Expositor, 1988-06-15, Page 1212A — THE HURON EXPOSITOR, JUNE 15, 1988
THIS WEEK IN
Under 17 soccer team shows control
St. Columban's under 17 soccer team
started the season in fine fashion with two
victories.
The first game was played on Sunday,
June 5 against Exeter. A goal late in the
game by Sean Melady sealed the 2 to 1 vic-
tory for St. Columban. The other St. Colum -
ban goal was scored by Sean Cook.
St. Columban travelled to Merton on
Monday, June 6 for its second game of the
season. It was apparent from the start of the
game that St. Columban was by far a more
skilled soccer team than its opponent. Ilder-
ton tried to counter this by intimidating St.
Columban players with their rough play.
However the referee kept the game under
control.
St. Columban ran the score up to 8 to 1
with about 25 minutes left in the second half.
At that point, after already ejecting two Il-
derton players out of the game for rough
play, the referee called the game.
Goal scorers for St. Columban were; Sean
Melady with two, Sean Cook with two, and
single goals by Raymond Murray, Steve
Ryan, Terry Sloan, and Dave Kelly.
• The St. Columban players and coach are
to be congratulated for not beingin-
timidated and for showing extreme
discipline.
The under 17 team lineup is: Evan
Aitlmeson, Brad Carter, Brian Cook, Sean
Cook, John Dewys, Dave Kelly, Terry Kelly,
Sean Melady, Craig Murray, Mike Murray,
Raymond Murray, Jim O'Reilly, Steve
Ryan, Jason Schoonerwood, Trevor For-
tune, Terry Sloan and Kurt. Lindemann,
Coach Tony Arts.
The next home game is Monday, June 20
at 7 p.m. in St. Columban.
Seaforth Merchants increase loss record
The Seaforth Merchants Senior Men's
Hardball team augumented its loss record
by one last week, giving alp a game to
Walkerton Wednesday night by an 11 to 5
score.
Pitcher Gary Eisler started on the
mound for the Merchants and went three
and one-third innings before being relieved
by Dave Akey: He gave up 10 runs (only
five of them earned), allowed six hits,
struck out three batters and walked five.
Akey went three and two-thirds innings,
gave up one run on four hits, struck out
four batters and walked two.
Walkerton came on strong in the first in-
ning and when it had retired to the field
had three runs to its credit.
Seaforth made it 3-2 in the top of the se-
cond when Eisler walked, Marty Bedard
singled and Dave Akey reached first on an
error to load the bases, then Scott Driscoll
and John Cairns hit back-to-back singles to
score the two runs.
St. Columban
soccer teams
doing well
It was a• busy week of soccer in St. Colum -
ban as all teams played games.
ATOMS 6 - EXETER 1
On Monday, June 6 the St. Columban
Atoms hosted Exeter I in the Atom's first
home game of the season. Mark Van Dooren
scored twice as he led the home team to a
convincing 6-1 win.
Scoring single goals were Jered Munro,
Shaun Anstett, Greg Van Bakel and Pat
Gridzak.
Rookie coach Doug Anstett, along with
that wily old veteran Joe Visser, make a
good combination as the Atoms are playing
good soccer for their age group. It is en-
joyable soccer to watch.
EXETER 4 - PEE WEES 0
On Tuesday, June 7 in their first game of
the season, the St. Columban Pee Wees
didn't fare very well as they were downed
4-0 in Exeter by a strong Exeter II team. Ex-
eter is traditionally strong in this division
and it showed as the short-handed Pee Wee
squad couldn't get anything going.
Wayne Schoonerwoerd of the Mosq II
team joined the team for this game.
MOSQ II 5 - ILDERTON 1
On Wednesday, June 8, missing six
players due to a school bus trip, the Mosq 11
team took to the field in St. Columban with
five Atom players in the lineup. It didn't
seem to make much difference aa they
trounced the visiting Ilderton club 5-1.
Jamie Stapleton, Boyd Devereaux, Mike
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'But Walkerton scored two unearned runs
in its half of the inning to regain that three
run lead.
Seaforth cut the lead to 5-3 in the third.
Jim Campbell reached base on a strike out
when the catcher. couldn't handle the ball,
was sacrificed to second by Jeff Dupee,
then singled home by Marty Bedard.
Walkerton, however, was more suc-
cessful in its at bats, and in the fourth inn-
ing scored five times to make the score 10
to 3.
Seaforth scored again in the fifth inning
after Campbell and Dupee walked and
Bedard again singled to score Campbell.
But that wasn't good enough.
Walkerton countered in the sixth with a '
run of its own, and Seaforth could only get
one more itself in the seventh when Camp-
bell doubled and scored on an error by the
Walkerton third baseman. The game end-
ed 11 to 5 in Walkerton's favor:
In total Walkerton scored its 11 runs on
10 hits. Batters struck out seven times and
were walked seven times. Walkerton left
11 men on base and committed four errors.
Seaforth scored its five runs on six hits
and batters struck out nine times and were
walked three times. Seaforth left eight
men on base and committed nine errors.
"You're not going to win ball games
making nine bleeping errors," commented
coach Marc Robinet.
"Our fielding has been awful. And we
struck out nine times. We're not being pa-
tient enough at the plate. We're swinging
at pitches in the dirt and watching the good
ones go by. We need practise and things
should get ironed out."
The Merchants took on Exeter in
Seaforth last night, but results of that
game were unknown at press time. They
play their next home game Tuesday, May
28 at 6:30 p.m. against the Kincardine
Juniors. On June 24-26 they yill be com-
peting in a tournament in Walkerton.
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SQUIRTS VS WINTHROP - Tracy Janmaat pitched for Seaforth as tie Squirts took on
Winthrop last week. Seaforth won the game by a score of 1413. Co belt photo.
McNichol downs Murray 17-12
On May 24 McNIchol defeated Ken Mur-
ray in ladies softball by a score of 17-12. Hit-
ting triples for the Kent Murray team were
Connie Marion, Judy Mason, and Judy Mid-
degaal. Joanne Aubin and Marilyn Denham
each bit a double.
The Ken Smith team defeated the Queens,
11-7. Michelle Huard and Scarlet Swan had
three bits each, including one triple, for the
Ken Smith team Terri Brintnell, added one
triple and a single while Nancy Storey, and
Nancy Anstett each added two hits for the
team.
The top batters for the Queens were Deb
Murray with a double and Patti -Ann
Gridzak.
ON THE GREENS a,&•the Seaforth Lawnbowling club, Andy Ball and the rest of his gym
class at SDHS tried lawnbowling as part of their course curriculum. Here greenskeeper
Neil Bell gives Andy a few pointers. Corbett photo. -
RECREATION PREVIEW
by Marty Bedard
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Program registration is tonight
PLAYSCHOOL - PLAYGROUND -
REGISTRATION will be held tonight from 7
to 9 p.m. Playschool is a seven week pro-
gram for boys and girls aged 3 to 6 years.
Playschool is held at the Seaforth Public
School and operates Monday to Friday from
9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Supervision for lunch hour
will be provided. The registration fee is
per child for the entire program; $30 per
child for half days for the entire seven
weeks or $15 per child for one full week.
Activities include games, films, special
days, arts and crafts, trips and many other
fun things for the children.
Qualified leaders will ensure that your
child has a safe and happy summer at
playschool 88. The program will begin on
Monday, July 4, 1988.
.Playground is also a seven week program,
but is for Cloys and girls 7 to 12 years of age.
Times, fees and things to do, are the same
as above.
If you miss registration tonight, please
come into the Recreation Office, located at
the Seaforth and District Community
Centres.
The Seaforth Recreation Department will
be offering TENNIS LESSONS starting
tonight from 7 to 9 p.m. Kathy Larone will
instruct you through all aspects of the game.
The registration fee will be $25 or $5
lesson. If registration is high, the fee will be
lower. For information or registration,
please call the Recreation Office at 527.0882.
Congratulations to all that participated in
the "DANCE FOR HEART" approximately
$3,800 was raised for the Heart and Stroke
Foundation of Ontario. A special thanks
'goes out to Drusilla Leitch, who organized
_ the evening, and to the instructors who
helped out. A job well done.
Don't forget to purchase your hotdog on
Friday, June 17 in front of the Toronto
Dominion Bank from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. The
T.D. Bank staff is holding this BARBECUE
to raise funds for the Hospital.
Stay at home this year for the CANADA
DAY HOMECOMING CELEBRATIONS.
On Friday, July 1 you and your family can
participate in the following schedule: 7 a.m.
Firemen's Breakfast at the Firehall; 12:30
p.m. Presentation to Japan Exchange stu-
dent at Town Hall; 1 p.m. Leisure Walk
Poker Rally starting from the Town Hall; 3
p.m. 1972 Merchants vs 1988 merchants ex-
hibition Ball game. Dark - Fireworks
Display at the High school. (A small dona-
tion to cover fireworks expenses will be ask-
ed for). There will be a food booth put on by
the local Firefighters.
On Saturday, July 2 there will be a Flea
Market in Victoria Park and Gowinlock
Street starting at 1 p.m. Everybody is
welcome to sell their material Free space is
available just call the -recreation office at
527-0882.
The Seaforth Lioness Club is sponsoring
the first ever SISTERHOOD NIGHT on
Tuesday, June 21 at the Seaforth Public
School starting at 7:30 p.m. Author and
Humorist Giselle Ireland will be the guest
speaker for the evening. Light refreshments
will be served. All ladies are welcome, you
don't have to be a member of a service club.
There will be a silver collection taken.
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