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THE TIMES-AQVOCATE, EXETER, ONTARIO, THURSDAY MORNING, JULY 12, 1951
Polci, Mitra Spark Locals
To 10-2 Victory Over RCAF
Shortstop Fred Pole!, with a
perfect night at bat and in the
field, and winner Joe Mitro, who
allowed only three hits, led the
locals to their sixth victory, drop
ping Centralia Fliers 10-2, Mon
day night.
Polci was bninani ou a
gy field as he snagged
ground balls that looked
sure hits and pulled down
loopers in the field behind third
base. At the plate he hit
singles and worked*
in five attempts.
Mitro was robbed
out in the ninth. He _
sjnkle to the first batter and an
error in the field accounted for
two runs.
Harry Holtzman's best catch of
the year came in the seventh
when he raced through the long
grass in centre field to pluck a
tagged ball from the sky.
sog-
two
like
two
two
three
walks
shut-
up a
CREDITON EAST
Mr. Sam Sims spent the week-
den in Owen Sound.will friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Edwards
and son and Mrs. Belle Edwards,
of Exeter, visited Sunday with
Mr, and Mrs. Harry Lewis.
Mr. and Mrs. Roland Motz and
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Darling and
son, of Exeter spent Monday in
London. .
Mr.
spent
sister,
ers
Isaac Sims, of London,
last week here with his
Mrs. H. Leins and broth-
Warm?
Rangettes
playing short,
fliers’ double
Hamilton, se
ta Moore at
Pisac-
Ball Figures•s Call For Bantam
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in
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Boyle. And let’s support
home-town kids at their
games.
HURON-PERTH O.B.A.
STANDING
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led: President. Joe Bullock: sec
retary Verna Lovie: sports com
mittee, Marjorie and Fred SeUu-
field. Fred Bullock,
Wilma Bullock
Fuller, Hamilton and
reta got the only hits for the
RCAF. Pisaeretg, ‘ '
started the two
plays, relaying tc
cond, who fired
first both times,
Backstop John Lenahan crock
ed the only extra base hit in the
game, a triple into right centre,
and hit two singles for a 3-5
night. Every man on the local
squad hit safely at least once.
“Fairbairn’s Fighters” broke
out with four runs in the first,
added two in the third, three in
the fouth and the
fifth.
EXETER
Serrator,
Polci, ss
Lenahan,
Mitro, p
Holtzman, cf
Darling, If .,
Stinchecombe. lb ..
Haugh, 3 b
Gilfillan,
CENTRALIA RCAF
Pisacreta? ss
Ouellette, 3b
Brawler, cf
Hall, rf .....
Fuller, lb, p
Hamilton, 2b ...
Crowe, If .....
Stefanyshen, c
Moore, p, lb
final in the
Umpires: Dale, Allan.
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Business Directory
DR. H. H. COWEN
L.D.S., D.D.S.
DENTAL SURGEON
Main" Street, Exeter
Closed Wednesday Afternoon
Bns. 36-W - Phone - Res. 36-3
ELMER D. BELL, K.C.
BARRISTER & SOLICITOR
Successor to J. W. Morley
EXETER, ONTARIO
DR. J. W. CORBETT
L.D.S., D.D.S.
DENTAL SURGEON
Bell Building
Phone 273
W. G. COCHRANE, B.A.
BARRISTER & SOLICITOR
EXETER, ONTARIO
At Hensall, Friday, 2 to 5 p.m.
Exeter ARTHUR FRASER
R.C.A.F. GRADUATES CADETS FROM EVERY PROVINCE Graduation ceremonies
for JR.C.A.F. cadets at Royal Military College, Kingston, hal every province in Canada re-
presente when diplomas were presented. Air Vice-Marshal C. R. Slemon reviewed the grad
uates, in the traditional parade. Awards were presented to men who led their flights in
various tests. A course in communism was taught to acquaint cadets with the differences
between the two forms of government. —Central Press Canadian
Minors Tie,
Win, Lose
With the local kids playing
their best ball of the year behind
Bob Russell’s two-hit pitching,
Exeter midgets held the league
leading Clinton boys to a 3-3
tie.
For Clinton, Carter’s long
triple and a double by pitcher
Patterson were the only blows
from Russell’s offering.
The town kids pounded out
eight hits off Patterson’s slants.
Top batters for Exeter were
McFalls and Bob Russell
three for four, followed by
Hicks and Donnie Wells
two for four..
Bantams Win Opener ,
On Thursday night, Auburn
bantam baseball club took an
11-4 defeat in the opening game
at Exeter. Exeter scored 11 runs
on 10 hits to Auburn’s four
runs on 6 hits.
For Exeter, the leading hitters
were Wells, Wade, Pars
Ford, McFalls and Lyne.
Chuck Parsons* hurled
innings, striking * out ten
and allowing five hits. Ten-year-
old Jim Russell threw the last
inning and gave up only one hit.
Rick McFalls threw the batter
out at third base.
Lose To Goderich
On Friday night, Exeter midr
gets travelled to Goderich, los
ing to the laketown boys 5-1.
Bob Russel pitched for the
locals with McFalls behind the
plate. \
now won one, tied one and lost
three.
Fans can help promote minor
ball by offering transportation
for out-of-town games. See Derry
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BOOKKEEPING SERVICE, ETC.
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OPTOMETRIST
Main Street, Exeter
Open Every Week Day
Except Wednesday
For Appointments Phone 355-J
USBORNE & HIBBERT
MUTUAL FIRE
INSURANCE COMPANY
Head Office, Exeter, Ontario
President
Milton McCurdy R.R. 1 Kirkton
Vice-President
Wm. A. Hamilton
. ihrectors
Harry Crates
E. Clayton Colquhoun
Science Hill
R.R. 2 Dublin
1 Mitchell
Cromarty
Centralia
R.R. 1
M itch ell ........
Dashwood .....
Lucan ...........
Exeter
Clinton Colts
Clinton RCAF
Zurich ...........
Hensall .......
Goderich .......
Centralia .......
July 5
Dashwood 5, Hensall
Exeter 10, Clinton Colts
Mitchell 8, Centralia 5
July 6
Goderich 9, Lucan 6
July 9
Exeter 10, Centralia 2
Dashwood 7, Goderich 5
Mitchell 10, Hensall 8
INTERMEDIATE GIRLS’
SOFTBALL STANDING
(As of July
Team
Exeter ...
Dashwood
Ilderton
Hensall .
Zurich ...
Crediton
Lucan
Tourney Entries
Entries are being called for the
bantam baseball tournament
the Exetei" community park
August.
All applications must be in
July 2’0'. The tourney will begin
on Wednesday, August 1.
Derry Boyle is in charge of
the arrangements and the series
will be patterned along the lines
of the peewee hockey tourna
ment staged in Goderich last
winter.
The regulation 14-year age
limit will apply and the classifi
cations will be: “A”, towns over
1,000 population; “B”, 500 to 1,000; anil “C” under 500 popu-i
Martin Feeney
Angus Sinclair
Agents
Thos. tL Ballantyne
Woodham
Alvin L. Harris
E. Ross Houghton
Solicitor
W. G. Cochrane
Secretary-Treasurer
Arthur Fraser Exeter
R.R.
R.R. 1
Mitchell
Cromarty
Exeter
Bullock Family Hold
Annual Gathering
A good time was had by
who attended the annual Bullock ;
picnic, July 2, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. William Bullock |
jSr., of Greenway. Some thirty j members had dinner together, j
soon after the crowd grew larg
er.
The younger folk held a ball
game after which races were as
follows; little tots under five,
Joan Pawliw; boys six to seven,
Larry Lovie; eight to nine, Har
old Pym; 10 to 12, Jackie Pym;
young ladies, Iva, Donna Bullock
married ladies, Ina Panliw; sin
gle men, Bob Smith; married
men, Bill Bullock jr.
Othei’ races were won by
Lovie, Stewart, Joe, Roy
Johnnie Bullock, Eloise Pym
Marjorie Schofield. Ladies
the match box race. Youngest
baby present was Dorothy, six
week-old daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Wilson Yule. Couple com
ing farthest, Mr. and Mrs, Har
ry Winterburn, and family of
Toronto. Oldest Couple, Mr. and
Mrs. Arthur Currah, Bright, Ont.
The highlight of the picnic
was the Barry-Betty twins, three
month old children of Mr. and
Mrs. William Bullock. Jr. con
tests were won by, Nola Lewis,
Marjorie Schofield, Harry Winter
burn.
The picnic will be held the
same place next year on last
Saturday in June. Officers elect-
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proof of age for all players.
There will be no charge for
entry. Meals will be provided for
all visiting players.
The Legion, Lions and Kins
men are backing the tournament.
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For Other Sport News
and best Hensall 5-4 last
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THERE'S SOMETHING WRONG
SOMEWHERE/ I'M GOING TO CALL
UP THE BAKERY SHOP/
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next year is to be
home of Mr. and
McNaughton, R.R,
on the first Satur-
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Sheppard Picnic
Features Sports
The foutrh annual Sheppard
picnic was held recently at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
Thompson, R.R. S, Parkhill with
a full attendance.
A full afternoon of sports
were enjoyed by all. On the
sports committee were: Mrs. Da
vid Holland, Mr. Duncan Mc
Naughton and Mr. Murray Shep
pard.
The usual races for the young
er members were carried on with
the following results. Douglas
Thompson, Darlene Sheppard
Ralph Thompson, Eddie Holland,
Gary Sheppard, David Sheppard
Jr. Marlene Fraser, Marion Mc
Naughton, Earl Holland Jimmy
McNaughton. Lyle Paton, George
Fraser.
Guessing contests, hat
broom races, nose poke,
race and many others.
Shaking hands with the
and Queen was the highlight of
the day. &
Youngest member was Gail
Thompson, young daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Thompson.
The oldes,t couple were Mr.
and Mrs. David Sheppard.
A sumptous picnic supper was
enjoyed by everyone on the
lawn and was convened by Mrs.
Gordon Fraser, Mrs. Murray
Sheppard and Mrs. Arthur
Thompson.
.Mrs. Arthur Thompson, presi
dent, presided over a short busi
ness meeting.
The picnic
held at the
Mrs. Duncan
6, St. Marys
day in June.
July 10
Lucan 6, Centralia 1
To Win 28-16 t
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With no score in the
three innings, the Exeter
broke loose in the fourth
six runs and held the Dashwood
team toward a final score of 28-
16 for the Greys, Friday night
at Exeter Park.
Haworth, for Exeter, brought
in three runs with triples in the
fourth and eight innings and for
Dashwood, Gossman caught-out
six and scored four runs.
On the Dashwood team were;
Gosman if, Webb c, Becker 2b,
Love lb, Guenther ss, Hendrick
3b, Moire rf, Gaiser cf, Tieman
P.For Exeter were; Hunter-Du-
var cf, King lb, Essery p, Ha
worth rf, McKnight ss, Stewart
c, Taylor 2b, Hogdins If, Tuckey
3b.
Score by innings R
Exeter 000 773 011x 28
Dashwood 140 102 4 4 0 16
Dashwood Wins Two,
Lucan Suffers Loss
Dashwood scored seven runs
in two innings against Goderich
Monday night to chalk up their
eighth win of the season.
Gill Robinson was the winning
pitcher with Jim Hayter behind
the plate. Bob Hayter was best
at the plate with two for five.
Adams started for Goderich;
was replaced by Young in the
fourth.
The lakeshore nine were shut
out until the seventh when they
scored their first run. They got
two in each of the eighth and
ninth.
Dashwood only hit four safe
ties but nine errors by Goderich
gave them their win.
Beat Hensall 5-4
Dashwood sneaked a run over
in the last inning to break a 4-4
tie
BY WALLY BISHOP
X STILL DON'T
BELIEVE IT/ THERE
MUST BE SOME
MISTAKE/
HAVING TROUBLE
AGAIN WITH THE
BILLS, GRAMPS?
FIGURES
AGREE WITH
THE BAKER'S
GRAMPS ?
OH, SURE, THEY AGREE
WHAT I CAN’T FIGURE OUT IS HOW
TWO BOYS THE SIZE OF YOU AND
MUGGS EAT SO MUCH CAKE// w,