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THE TIMES-ADVOCATE, EXETER, ONTARIO, THURSDAY MORNING, JUNE 17, 1954 Page 3
See 'Em Eager Stephen Pupils
Compete At Dashwood
Russell Pitches Well, But
NEW HOLLAND “66”
KELLY-RYAN
Friday, June 18
'at 2:00 p.m. D.S.T.
ILome Johns' Farm
One Mile and Quarter
South of Winchelsea
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Exeter Farm
Equipment
Ideal weather, 375 eager pu
pils, enthusiastic teachers, a
booth by the Women's Institute
with lots of cold drinks, popsicles
and ice cream made the Sports
Day held in Dashwood sports ground on Thursday, June 16, a
decided success.
Schools taking part were Credi-
ton, Dashwood, Beeline, Cen
tralia, Greenway, Khiva, Shipka,
Sharon, Fairfield and Blackbush.
The teachers acted as officials
—for the juniors were Miss Si
mons, Mrs. Hicks, Miss Haugh
and Mrs. McDonald; interme
diates, Miss Ritchie, Mrs. Janet
Desjardines, Mrs. Morlock, Miss
Lostelle and Mrs. Klelnstiver;
seniors, Mrs. Molitor, Mrs. W.
Desjardines, Miss Menzies and
Miss Bowden. Mr. R. Middleton
is supervisor for the schools.
The area trustees also assisted
and Created all the schools to
free ice cream.
Crediton school won the shield
for the most points in the senior
events. Dashwood athletes won
the intermediate shield.
The juniors took part In non
competitive games; the inter
mediates and seniors participated
in both competitive and non-com
petitive events.
To finish the day, a ball game
between the two top teams for
the area, Dashwood and Shipka,
resulted in an 8-7 win for Ship
ka.
Celebrate Anniversary
A few friends and
gathered at the home of
Mrs. Elmer Restemayer
day to observe their twenty-fifth
wedding anniversary. Dinner was
Berved from a table centred with
a lovely cake.
Guests from out of town in
cluded Mr. and Mrs. Ed Neeb,
Lloyd and Dorothy, of Mother-
well, Mr. and Mrs. D. McCallum,
pf London.
Attend Reunion
Those who attended the Eck
stein reunion in Port Huron on
Sunday were Mr. William Becker,
Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Becker and
family, Mrs. Harold Kraft and
children, Mr, and Mrs. Ervin Eck
stein, Mr. and Mrs. Wally Becker and daughters and M)iss Bertha
Becker of London.
Baptismal Service
An impressive baptismal ser
vice was held in Dashwood Evan
gelical U.B. Church on Sunday,
June 13, when six_ baby boys
were baptized by
Krotz.
The babies were
bert Haugh, son of
Robert Haugh; William Wallace
Wein, son of Mr. and Mrs. Wal
lace Wein; Gordon James Wie
gand, son of Mr. and Mrs. Elgin
Wiegand; Melvin Melick, son of
Mr, “
den
and
dol
and
Rev. W. F.
Terence Ro-
Mr. and Mrs.
and Mrs. Clare Melick; Bra-
Henry Klumpp, son of Mr.
Mrs. Howard Klumpp; Ran-
Charles Tieman, son of Mr.
Mrs. Russel Tieman.
Zurich Spoils Local Debut
With 4-3 Win Over Tribe
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Zurich Lumber Kings spoiled
Mohawks' home opener Friday
night by squeaking a 4-3 win
over the tribe in a tense thriller.
John Heberer’s eighth-inning
triple was the blow that broke a
3-3 tie and gave the young Zur
ich crew their third win of the
Season.
Mohawks were shaky on the
field in their first home appear-^
ance and allowed three unearned
runs to waste the stellar pitching
performance of Bob Russell. The
tall righthander, making his first
start of the season, held the
Kings to six scattered hits while
Striking out eight in seven in
nings.
Zurich Scores First
Zurich opened the scoring in
the first Inning. Haberer reached
first on an infield error and
Pete Cundy drove him home with
a big double, Mohawks jumped
into the lead in the second frame
When Darling walked and Loader
smashed a triple. Harry Holtz
man’s single knocked Loader
home for the second run.
Singles by Don O’Brien and
John Haberer, three errors and
a walk gave Zurich two runs and
a 3-2 edge in the third.
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Keen interest is being shown
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season’s tickets will soon
available from any member.
Jack Gaiser is manager of
Bantams and Ken McCrae
coach. Ross Haugh is manager of
the Pee Wees and Voldemars Gu-
lens the coach. Joyce Haugh is
manager of the girls’ junior soft
ball t earn. Elaine Becker and
Shirley Guenther are the coaches.
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teams.
Personal Items
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Higenell
and Peter of Thorold were week
end visitors with Rev. and
L. Hignenell.
Mrs. Lloyd Rader and
daughter returned home
South Huron Hospital on Friday
morning.
Mr. Jacob Kipfer died in Zur
ich on Friday, June 11. He and
his family were former Dashwood
residents.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Maine and
daughters of Kitchener and Har
old’s mother spent the weekend
with Mr. and Mrs. Reinhold Mil
ler.
Mr. and Mrs. 'Clarence Pepper
of Stratford were Sunday visitors
with the latter’s sister, Mr. and
Mrs. William Wien.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Ferby and
Ruby Ferby of Shedden spent the
weekend with Mr. Chris Ander
son and family.
Visitors last weekend with Mr.
and Mrs. J. M. Tieman were Mr.
and Mrs. Russel Eckstein and
Miss Lily Hoffman of London.
Mr. and Mrs. W. Mathews of
London, Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Watson of Detroit, Mr. and Mrs.
Art Henne of Bayport, Mich.,
attended the funeral of the late
Charles Beaver and visited with
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Snell.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Bender
and family of Listowel spent
Sunday with Rev. W. Krotz.
Mrs. Alma Hopcroft attended
the wedding of her niece, Doro
thy Hopcroft, to Leslie Philips
of Toronto in Clifford on Satur
day.
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TROPHY WINNERS — Captains of the men’s bowling teams
which won trophies this year are shown here with their
awards. Guy Hunter-Duvar, left, displays the Kist Trophy
for league winners, the Spare Parts. Lome Passmore, centre,
holds the championship Labatt Trophy won by the Spares,
Everett Desjardine, of the Grand Bend team, shows the Pitts
burg Paints Trophy for consolation winners. —T-A Photo
The tribe threatened in the
sixth but their rally was cut off
at its peak. Steve Mitro boomed
a double and scored on Darling's
Single. When Loader clouted a
double it looked like the locals
were off on a splurge but the
Zurich crew threw a fast double
•play that stopped it short. Dar
ling was caught trying to make
home on the double and Loader
was nipped as he
to third.
Rally Fails
After Haberer
breaking tally in
hawks put two men on in a rally
attempt but the Zurich flinger,
Ron Heller, squelched the next
three hitters.
Red Loader and Lome Haugh
were top hitters for the tribe
with two safeties each. John
Haberer knocked two for Zurich.
ZURICH —O'Brien ss, Haberer cf, Yungblut 3b, Cundy lb, Rawlings c,
Gignac 2b, Hesse If, Bedard rf, Heller p.
EXETER — Martyne lb, Haugh 3b, Meharg c, Jupp rf, .Howe ss, Mitro ss, p, Darling If, Loader 2b, Holtzman cf, Russell p, Elston 2b.
tried to stretch
scored the tie-
the eighth, Mo-
Huron-Perth
Standing
AND RECREATION
By DOUG SMITH
Mitchell* ................
Dashwood* .......
Clinton RCAF ....
Zurich* ...........
Exeter* ................. .
Strathroy .......... ..
Clinton Colts .....
St. Marys ........
*These teams receive __ ___
for a win when they play each other;
they receive two points for a win when they play any of the other four teams.
RESULTS
Mitchell 19, Zurich 2Dashwood 13, Clinton Colts 2'
Clinton RCAF 3, St. Marys 1
Clinton RCAF 18, Clinton Colts 5
Dashwood 4, Strathroy 0Zurich 4, Exeter 3
Mitchell 8, Clinton RCAF 2
FUTURE GAMES
une
17— Mitchell at Clinton RCAF
18— St. Marys at Zurich Strathroy at Exeter
21— Dashwood at Mitchell
Exeter at St. Marys22— Strathroy at Clinton RCAF
23— Mitchell at Exeter
Zurich at Dashwood24— St. Marys at Clinton Colts
25— Clinton RCAF at Exeter Mitchell at Zurich
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The best effort of the week in
minor ball is credited to Bob
Jones of the Pee Wee Leafs. Bob,
in his first start at pitching/ was
practically a one-man team as
he struck out 15 batters in a
six-inning game and hit safely
three for three, one a home run.
This does not make Bob a star
but he has the hustle and drive
so necessary in a ball game.
His success
to his control
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then develop speed and
only should he work on
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Girls
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WOAA Activity
First game of the
midget entries in the WOAA
Tuesday night at the park
I think all concerned with these
two clubs were liappy to have
the first game at home. The
most important part to the
coaches and managers was the
opportunity to see what material
they have to work with under
game conditions. The general
opinion of the coaches and man
agers is that a lot of good poten
tial is there but a lot of drive
is necessary. Juveniles took the
game 12-2.,
Next games are scheduled for
Monday when Mitchell Midgets
meet our midgets here; for Wed
nesday when the midgets and
juveniles meet again and for
Friday when the juveniles go to
Auburn.
Rec Softball x
Rec League Softball has started
with both games played being
real thrillers. There’s little doubt
larger crowds will be turning
out. Although Legion have lost
their first two games they have
a strong
in pitching is due
and that I believe
many potentially
go wrong. It is a
for a boy to want
the
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again. Happy to be host to the
various clubs in the WOAA
league at the arena last Thurs
day. Four clubs will make up
this league with all home games
on Wednesday nights at 7 p.m.
Exeter’s first game will be July
9 in Mitchell and the first home
game will be July 14, Ilderton at
Exeter.
Anyone interested in trying
out for the team may be inter
ested to know that all positions
are .open and, of course, we need
a manager.
Don Messner Here
Don Messner and His Island
ers, the popular square dance
show that is touring the country,
will play in Exeter Arena Mon
day, June 21.
The Islanders will put on a
complete evening’s entertainment
with plenty of square dancing,
songs by lovely Marge Osborne,
the golden voice of the Mari
times, and jovial Charlie Cham
berlain, the guitarist who sings
those novelty tunes.
Tigers Move
To Second
Dashwood Tigers and Clinton
Radar stepped up in the Huron-
Perth standing this week with
two wins each but Mitchell Le-
gionaires stayed well in front
with a pair of
Robbie Wein
gers to a 13-2
Colts Tuesday night and Bob
Stormes gave the Dashwood crew
a 4-0 shutout over Strathroy last
Friday.
Clinton Radio edged St. Marys
3-1 and walloped Clinton Colts
18-5 on Air Force Day.
Mitchell Legionaires remained
on top with two more wins. Big
gest surprise of the week was
their 19-2 shellaking of Zurich
Lumber Kings Tuesday night.
The vets defeated Clinton RCAF
8-2 last week.
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Mid-West On Top,
Maroons Second
Mid-West took over top spot
in the Rec League Tuesday night
by defeating Maroons 5-2. The
win was the leaders’ second in
as many games.
Doug Smith’s home run paced
the Mid-West crew. Other tallies
were scored by Jack Fuller, the
winning pitcher, Gary Middleton,
who scored twice, and Bill Bat
ten.
Reg Stagg and Des Wood
counted both of the Maroons’
runs. Norin Ferguson started on
the mound and was relieved by
Bill Musser in the fourth.
Maroons Win First
A sixth-inning splurge of five
runs gave Maroons their first win
over the Legion Thursday night.
Score was 7-5.
The vets were leading 5-2 be
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for their winning count.
Glen Schroeder and Har Brint-
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every indication of
team. Mid-West have two games
this week. Tuesday they meet
Maroons and Thursday they take
on the Legion. Game time is
6.45 pan.
Soccer Clubs
Rene van der Neut is whipping
his soccer club into shape for
their opening game on July 1
here in Exeter. This will be wel
come news to many old timers
who haven’t witnessed soccer in
Exeter for a good many years.
Let’s get behind our club and
keep the date open—evening of
.Tilly 1. Another reasdh why
everyone in the area will take
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Girls Softball
Exeter girls*
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some of the
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night along with
junior girls. To-
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Maroons
Legion ..
and Doug Brlntnell
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