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1 h break winless streak against Walkerton
The Seaforeh Merchants Senior ''hien
Baseball`team-bad.a [better week=this week,
winningone ofthelethreeoutings, and com-
ing close in a -second.
1SEA'FOItTIell WALKERTTON 8
in the firstgame on Thursday tthe Mer-
chantadownechWalkerton•bwan lielecore.
Ray Anstett ;pitched -seven innings for
Seaforth; allowing +eightruns on eight lets,
and walking seven batters- and•str-iktng out
11.
Walkerton scored one run in.the first, and
another in the third inning to take a 2-0 lead
early in the game. Seaforth scored twice in
the fourth to tie the game at two.
Walkerton took a 4-2 lead in the fifth, but
Seaforth tied the game -again in their half of
the same inning, then' broke the game open
in the sixth with seven runs.
Walkerton scored four runs in the final in-
ning, before Seaforth madethe final out and
took the victory.
Hitters in the game for Seaforth were; Joe
Aubin with two, and Jerry Wright, Bill Dale,
John Cairns, Gerard 'Ryan, 'Anstett, Dave
Garrick and'' Mare Robinet'eachevith one.
Seaforth players committed tour 'errors
and ieftfour7rnen,on base, while''"Walkerton
players committed only-three'error a but left
10 men •on lbase.
E'CETE1ti8-i5EA f RTH 1
On Sunday heMerchentstravelled-to Ex-
eter for a doubleheader, and in comparison
withpast game sagainstthisoinb,-madeout
extremelyaweil.
Despite losing the first game 8-1,-the'Mer-
chants came back in the second end lost in
the final inning by only one run.
Robinet pitched six .innings for the 'Mer-
chants -in game • one, allowing eight runs on
seven hits, walking two battersand: striking
out three.
Exeter scored one run in the first inning,
two in the third, three in the fifth and two in
the sixth to gain their eight rims. Seaforth's
lone run came in the fifth inning.
Hitters for Seaforth were Wright with two
and Robinet, Daryl O'Connell and Anstett
each with one.
Dolls plays in :Schultz tournament
Seaforth's Ken Doig was on the winning
team of the World Old Timers Hockey
Tournament in. Santa Rosa, California on
the weekend. The tournament issponsored
annually by Charles M. Schulz of
"Peanuts" fame.
Mr. Doig, who is an avid hockey player
and captain of the local -Beavers Old Timer
club, was invited to play for the Toronto
Over 50s in Schulz's Tournament.
Exeterrecorded 12'etrike outs In -this con-
test, committed two errors andleft fourmen
on base.5eaforth cornmittedfive'errorsarid
left four men en base.
,EXETERSSEAFlil fl14
Game two 'proved eo'Ibe a better contest,
andwas undecidedantil"the'Clnal•'inning.
Exeter jumped-tnto:thelead'wlth'twoiems
bathe first inning, 'but =those were -the only
rtmescoredeintil-the•fourth. Seaforth-scored
its first run ofthegame in 'that inning, cut-
ting Exeter's lead to one run.
Seaforth scored two more runs in the fifth
inning to -take a' 3-2 advantage, then -scored
again in the top of the sixth to make the
score 4-2. Exeter countered with arm in the
.bottom of the sixth to narrow the gap te43.
In the bottom of the -seventh, andwithtwo
out, Exeter put runners at -second and third
then scored both runs on a base hit to take
the victory away from the Merchants.
O'Connell pitched 6% innings for the Mer-
chants in this game, allowing five runs on
eight 'hits, and walking four batters and
striking out three,
Seeforth•end Exeter'wereevenaln hits in
this.game,'with eight,,;at'ld tidtbtehMa corn -
nutted two -*mots -on -the 'field
om-
n tted'two-errors-on=the`field id''left six
tnen'nn"base.
"These 'were three .great •ga*ties`lfor us,"
comtnerited teeth Robinet,'additig`tie felt
!esteem toudbaire'won:the sani»idgamne of
the doublebteatieri gainst Exeter.
He -credited a 'total team +'int prb'vement
with theimproventent in-seeres.
"We"hadgreat pitching -tt rte -t mplete
games'bythree:plteltets,aand otdr Butting and
fielding is really starting 'to tome aaround.
With the pitching the'way it's'lieen Of late,
things are looking geed for the -Upcoming
playoffs."
The Merchants play their nekt home
game •ageing Exeter on Thursday, then
travel to Thamesford on Sunday to play a
doubleheader against ba-kekide.-Ori Itnesday
they are back in Exeter for another game
against the 'Express. 'Week night •games
begin at 6x'30 p.m. and this Sunday's
doubleheader gets underway at 1 p.m.
The Toronto club won its first •game -9-0,
and the 61 -year-old air. Doig aidedthe'ef-
fort by scoring _three goals for a bat trick
and getting two assists.
The Toronto Over:50s breezed through
the rest of the tournament, winning their
second game 4-0, and their third 8-1 to win
the gold medal. They would have had a
shutout throughout the tournament, but
one of their players scored on his own net.
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The second session of AQUA FITNESS.
will begin on August 7 from 12:10 to 12:50
p.m. This will be a three week session
and run 'on Mondays, Wednesdays and
Fridays. Drusilla Leitch will be the in-
structor. To register please call the Lions
Pool at 527-0950.
To all the business people in Seaforth,
don't forget BUSINESS SWIM at the
Lions Pool from 12 _ to 1 p.m. Everybody
is welcome so come and enjoy a nice cool
swim.
The Seaforth-Denmark HOCKEY EX-
CHAPiGE Group is now selling tickets on
a brand new FORD PROBE. Tickets cost
$100 and include a draw for the car, nine
cash draws and admission for two into
the dance. The dance and'.draws will he
.held'nn ,Saturday, . November 18, .1989,.;at
the Seaforth and'District-Community . en-
tres. Only 350 tickets will be sold. Tickets
are available from any member of the
Bantam Hockey team or at Bob and
Betty's Variety. Proceeds will help fund
the Bantam Midget Hockey team when
they go over to Denmark at Christmas.
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The Huron County Public Library is
sponsoring. DR. ZED who will appear at
the Seaforth Branch Library on Monday,
August 14 at 10 a.m. This show will be
for children aged 7 to 12 years of age,
but audience size will be limited, so get
your ticket today. Admission is $1 per
person and tickets are available at the
Library. To reserve tickets call 527-1430.
SENIOR SHUFFLEBOARD will be held
at the Arena every Wednesday afternoon
from 1:30 to 4 p.m. Admission is free, so
come out and enjoy.
All BASEBALL PLAYOFFS will begin
within the nest couple of weeks. Playoffs
are the start of a new season and
anything can happen. So come out and
cheer on your favorite team. Watch the
..Community Calendar for times :and dates.
'3LIADAJVI= iILLA invites you. 'SIZZLING
–SALLY etenteettyonetHEFTY1SELEN
vitses you. And the Seaforth Minor Ball
Association invites you to -come see the
CALIFORNIA CUTIES when they meet
the WATERLOO CHYMRSS softball team.
The game will be • held on Thursday,
September 7 at 7:30 pin. .at the Seaforth
Lions Park. •
The names above are some of the
featured' .players with the Cutfes, who,
.because of their great .talents on the
field, employ only four :players, a pitcher,
catcher, first baseman, and a short stop.
So mark' this date on your calendar, and
enjoy an evening of comedy baseball. Ad-
mission into the ball park is $4 for Adults
and 42 for children,
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'TB participate it
July le ;gun shoot
Eighteen shooters took part in the July 18
shoot at the Kippen Gun Club:
Brad Mann recorded 50 points at that
event while Jamie Caldwell, Bob McPher-
son, Jody =Mouserinjohn .and Dan Crerar
each recorded scores of:25.
Al'Kyle, Kevint7lark, KentWhetbarn, Toxn
Allan, John Glazier;and : Fred Erali acltbad
24; EdSteegstra, JoeWalsh,and.Lloyd 'Wen-
ner had'23s; Al Edwards !had.22.And 'lar-
rison.Schock.had 21.
In .the•doubles shoot, elack;Mills recorded
.23; Bob McPherson -recorded ;22, Jamie
Caldwell.had .21, Brad•:Mann had 19 and Ed
.:Steegstra.had 16.
;Softba18 .championships 1') days tiff
The Junior Women's National Softball Alberta; at 7 p.m. Ontario vs. British Col -
Championship is set to run Monday, August umbia ; and at 9 p.m. Host vs. Manitoba.
7 to Sunday, August 13, 1989 at Woodside Wednesday's games begin -at 1 p.m. with
Park in Kitchener. Alberta vs. Saskatchewan; at 3 p.m. Nev
A total of eight teams, representing Brunswick vs. Manitoba; at 5 p.m Quebec
British Columbia, Saskatchewan, Manitoba, vs. Saskatchewan; at 7 pan. Host vs. British
Alberta, Quebec, New Brunswick and On- Columbia; and 9 p.m. Ontario vs. Manitoba
tario (two teams) will compete in the cham-
pionship, run in cooperation with the
Kitchener- Waterloo Civitan Club and
Labatt's Blue Pitch.
A weekly pass will sell for $20 to July 31,
and $25 ,after that date. Daily passes are
available for $8 (and $4 after 6 p.m. ). En-
trance to the championship game on Sunday
is $3. Children 12 and under will be admitted
for $1 daily, and seniors for $2.
Games begin at 12 p.m. on the Monday
with Quebec taking on New Brunswick. At 2
p.m. Saskatchewan vs. Manitoba; and at 4
p.m. Alberta vs. British Columbia. Opening
ceremonies are at 6 p.m. and will be follow-
ed at 7 p.m. by the Host team (Ontario) tak-
ing on Alberta; and at 9 p.m. by Quebec vs.
Ontario.
On Tuesday games start at 9 a.m. with
Saskatchewan vs. New Brunswick; at 11
a.m. Alberta vs. Ontario; at 1 p.m. Saskat-
chewan vs. British Columbia; at 3 p.m. New
Brunswick vs. Host; at 5 p.m. Quebec vs.
Under
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On Thursday at 9 a.m. New Brunswick
takes on Alberta; at 11 a.m. Ontario vs
Saskatchewan; at 1 p.m. Host vs. Quebec:
at 3 p.m. New -Brunswick vs. British Colum-
bia; at 5 p.m. Manitoba vs. Alberta; at.
p.m. Ontario Host vs. Ontario; and at 9 p.m
British Columbia vs. Quebec.
On Friday at 9 .a.m. it's Manitoba vs,
Quebec; at 1] a.m. Ontario vs. New
Brunswick; at 1 p.m. Host vs. Saskat-
chewan;and 3 p.m. Manitoba vs. British
Colubrnia.
The elimination round begins at 6 p.m. on
Friday,
Tickets are available from Harmon
Lunch Restaurant in Kitchener, Webco •
Sports on Victoria and Duke Streets in Kit-
chener, Spocteo on King Street East in Kit-
chener, and from the K -W Civitan members
and ball team and committee chairpersons.
Further information can be received by
calling Bob Snelgrove at 1-519-748-2255.
uncib a f. capitaDze
:
St. Columban's under 18 soccer team scored on it. Just a few minutes later
travelled to London last Wednesday to London scored again on only their second
play London Portuguese United. St. Col- shot on goal in the second half. The St.
urban outplayed London Portuguese the Columban players were very frustrated
entire game but once again could not but to their credit they did not give up.
finish off their scoring chances and as a Rem Murray got St. Columban within one
result lost 3 to 2. goal of tying the game when he scored on
a penalty shot. St. Colurnban continued to
,::press but epee had .r2,o..1uck,, w1tere•;was .0
mid scratilble in* front of„tile.Portuguese
goal and the St. Columban players took
several shots but only to have them hit
one of the Portuguese defenders and
deflect away from the goal.
Coach Tony Arts commented that he
was pleased with his team's performance
but that he was also frustrated to have
Once again St. Columban controlled the lost the game after his players badly
game in the second half. London Por- outplayed the other team•
tuguese did not have a shot on St. Colum- The next home game is Wednesday,
ban's goal until about the 20 minute August 2 in St. Columban at 7 p.m.
mark. And, as luck would have •it they against London Apollo:
London Portuguese opened the scoring
as, a resultnif.altfree -kick taken,;just•'out-
•side the 18 yard box. St."Columban
responded ,strongly and moved the ball
around eTiiremely well, creating several
scoring opportunities. Rem Murray final-
ly tied the score by driving home a free
kick opportunity. The first hall ended in
a 1 to 1 tie.
ecifort�h AA
The 1989 ball season has been a very
successful one for the Seaforth Jr. Mites.
This past week the little fellas ran their
winning
'streak to eight, by defeating :the
Blyth
Sluggers by the score of 22.18. The
win upped their overall record to 13 wins
and one loss.
This season the Jr. Mites are playing
5 -pitch in two leagues so that the very
large crew of 21 players get ample play-
ing time. This has proved to be very
beneficial as the boys finished atop the
Tri -County Jr. Mites League' and will be
starting playoff :action Tuesday, August 1
:at 7 .pan. on :the high ,school itliatnond.
They will face Belgrave in.a best of 'three
,series.
In the local Jr. Mite League, Seaforth
leads the league with a ,perfect Z8 wins
.and 0 losses) record ,with two :games re-
maining in their ,schedule. -The team will
complete their local ;league action .when
nates an a roll
they play in the Winthrop Tournament on
Saturday, August 19.
These boys have put together .a suc-
cessful season once again this season
thanks to an ,excellent .hitting attack com-
bined with a defense that on some nights
is air tight. Concentration is the key fac-
tor on defence for this .team because
when this team is paying attention and is
sharp defensively they are almost
unbeatable.
So if you want to get a quick .preview
of what the future of fastball holds for
Seaforth come on ;out ,and °watch ;the ac-
tion. 1hesce. 5 ,to r.8 ,ye iteOlds -r ily.;play.
Tdu eouf4'i'..Y LEAGUE
*MAL STANIANGS
W 1 T Pe
Seaforth 5 1 0 10
Wiugham 3 2 1 7
Belgrave 3 3 0 6
-Walton 0 5 1 1
Golfer 'awed r {crow f r , eF
. After aunty many rounds•of tournament
golf the butterflies still -Buttered -fiercely
in my ,:stomach. as I:stood „on ,the first:tee
at -the-Sande 'Oelf nand Cqurttry:011th Asst
week. It was the 79th Ontario ,Ladies
Amateur Championship ,.but it ,was :try
first. The -event .,which. attracts a field of
over 100, of .Onitario's finestwomen;golfers
also .included me because I Was --fortunate
enough to qgualify for our .district..team.
d4aking the .team assured .we ,a sppt t
the ,amateur ,in a year,•,w,henethe•,handteap
-eutteoff .was ,extremely ;tow. '-Che . tourala-
Jnent,protiianity ,to Toronto -meant ;that!the
competition .:quickly ,1111ed dip ,with ,many
hotshot players from the -City. 'The ,event
consisted; of. a,praetice,sottfd;on: y�ulday
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