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THE TIMESAINOCATE, EXETER, ONTARIO, THURSDAY MORNING, MARCH 11, JON
Windmills And Rin Ors
Jump Into Playoff Lead
Windmills :and Ringers scored.
?-0 triumphs Moiiday night to
take temporary lead ot the two,
men's bowling league
The two whitewash wins were. the
first of the playoffs.
The first week .pt :Playoff 1:01511:
found three teams tied for:
top spot in "A" and four in Ili",
!Spares, who td the :peek all
through te :season, :are in
eininP, 'They have wan, only four
POWs .in their first two playoff
contests.
STANDthinS
(As Or Saturday, March 12)
"Au .Group "13,1 Group
Keglers 6
Windmills 6
Tradesmen 6
Rural Rollers - 4
Strikes 4
Grand Pend 3
Hay Seeds 3
Milkmen 2
Spares 2
Jets 2
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Ringers 5
Pinpoppers _ 6
Hense' Legion..6
Husktrs 6
Spare Parts 4
Applejacks 4
Snort Circuits - 3
Butchers 3
Big Six 2
Salsburys 2
Whizz Bangs -
Maroons 2
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WetincadaY, March 9 •
Butchers (P. Darling 706) - 3803 3
4.1)PleifSCIts (C. X'areous 630) 3283 4
AlglzagyPef4. °liar= 672).1 8953 2
Thurogy, march 10
spares ag.. Francois ,669) --- .8230 a
Tradesmen (Glendinniag 771) 3472 6'
Huskers (L. Dirk 553) 3198 5
Whizz Bangs (11, Smythe 578) 3103 2'
S. Parte (P. MeKensie 672) ...... 3642 4
S, Circuits (1411/4 Printnell $27) 3553
'Monday, March 14
Hay Seeds (A. Farquhar 618) 3386 2
Tradesmen (Glendinning 707) 3383 6
Ringers (B, Stanlake 788) 3838 7
Pinpoppers (D. Quango 655) __ 3253
Spares (3, Puller 756) 3377 2
eg erg (3. McLean 704) — 3539 6
Milkmen (0. Edwards ssa) -3281 5
Rural Rollers (L. Stewart 622) 3216 2
grand Bend (L. Mason 603) _ 3090 0
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*By MRS.'W. MOTZ
Mr, and Mrs. William *McKee
of London spent the weekend
with her parents 'Mr. and Airs.
Aaron Wein.
JMr. and Mrs. George Baynharn
of Centralia visited on Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. Sam Baynham.
Mr, and Mrs. Jack Anderson
and daughters of London •spent
Sunday with the fornter's father
l‘rt. 'Charles :Anderson.
Mr, Mark Mitchell of Exeter
is visiting his nephew Mr. Charlz
es Anderson.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold
and son John and Mr. and Mrs.
Wm. Heatherly all of London
spent Sunday with the aViotz's,
Zurich Flyers
Issue .Threat
Zurich Flyers: nipped the pew-,
erfal Port Elgin Jaycees 6-6 Sat-
urday night in Hensall arena to
show :they intend: • to, be a threat
for the WOAA .."P"
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Doug, :O'Brien scored :the win -
nig goal at 16.15 of the third
period after Port had •rell-
led to :tie the score. The Flyers
had taken a 5-3 lead -earlier 14
the period,
:Zurich .outscored the lame*
2-1 in the first 'period 1214 the.
Port Nigin team Itnottedthe
count in the, :mend Stanza.
Don Hesse, paced the winners
with two ,goals and an Assist. 130 -
sides the winning goal,' O'Brien
.counted three -assists. Other
marksmen were Bob Hayter and
/Sen. Gign.ac.
Zurich lost their first contest'
10-5 to Orangeville who are the
surprise- leaders of the pack.
Thought to be the weaker teain
of the three, Orangeville also
trimmed Port Elgin 5-4 to gain
first place. Port Ingin swamped
Orangeville 10-3 Monday night
for its first win. The two top
teams in the :standing will piny off
for the WOAA !'W' title.
Windmills (A. Hoskins 688) -- 3284 7
Herisiell Leg, (W. Brown 756) 3184
Thiske013 (Game This Friday)
SCHEDULE
Monday, March 21
7- 9 -Spares vs. Windmills
'Pinpoppers vs. Butchers
Salsburys vs. Apoleiacks:
9-11-Kegiers vs. Rural Rollers
Grand Bend vq Hay -Seeds
liensall Legion vs. Ringers
Wednesday, March 23
7- 9 -Milkmen vs. Jets
Big Six vs. Spare Parts
Thursday, March 24
7-' 9 -Tradesmen vs. Strikes
Maroons .vs. Huskers
Whizz Bangs vs. Short -Circuits
I AAID=TOWN
SCORING
Ga. G A T
DifacDonald, Goderich _ 1 4 1 6
Loader, Exeter 1 1 3 4
Barash, Goderich 1 1 3 4
McEwen, Exeter • 1 2 1 3
Williams, Goderich 1 1 2 3
Meriam, Goderich 1 1 1 2
Walters, Goderich 1 0 2 2
Walsh, Goderich 1 0 '2 2
WOAA "B" ROUND ROBIN
(As of Wednesday Morning)
WL T F A P
Orangeville 2 1 0 18 19 4
Zurich 1 1 0 11 15 2
• Port Elgin 1 2 4- 19 14 2
16 -Orangeville at Zurich
• WOAA "A" FINALS
(Best-of-Seyen)
W L T "F A P
Goderich 1 0 0 8 5 2
Exeter 0 1 .0 5 8 0
SCPIEDULE
March
17--Ckoclerichaat Exeter
19 -Exeter at Goderich
22-Goderich at -Exeter
26 -Exeter at Goderich
29-Goderich at Exeter
31 -Exeter at Goderich
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gers Lose To :Champs
In Purple Bowl Tourney
!South Huron parents may have Delbi's top scorer was Frank
to consult livestock feed eompan-' 4b4011.
Junior Panthers caught
les if district high school
going to reeapture WOSSA hasket-' cfroere n Btliveer 01 tdst quarter to Out -
181 but the
ball titles—it was evident at the splurge :came too late. The Wind.
tournament in. London SaturdnY. Sor-area team had Chalked up a
that some kind of growth beester 47.01 lead by the three-quarter
will be necessary to bring the mark.
local athletes up to the height Bob 'Thayer, the go .5" slant,
of their.,taller opponents. -- and 13111 'Oymonds„ an agile for -
while height wasn't the big Ward, lead the Riverside .crew
factor in the ,seniors game -they With 12 and 10 points re0PC,Otl.
just cOuldn't hit the . baeket-it, ively. The winners substituted,
Was in the junior contest where :frequently throughout the contest.
the difference was overpowering. Bill Lavender paced South Bur -
Against a WO" speciman and or, ons attack, especially in the third
eral near six-footers. from River- quarter ,when he compiled 11 of
side, the -local boys didn't halm his 19 points. ,BarrY Glover, who
a chance. 0ame but .short, they scored the firsoftftilloeldlog000atiwevu
loofthoe
iWnelalerni'vtao.alatch fer their tower- game and all
points in the first qUarter, total,
Both outh Huron teams bowed
led 120.1314101 rmPiPollgettion-setowrzi. Tom S
Out in the semi-final contests ot and 7,4
the London tournament Saturday Lavender and Jim Etherington
morning. The seniors --who lest also played.
their shooting sites--ciropPed their. Others -on the team are Don
contest to Delhi 46-28, The inn- Peterson, Bob Ford o
on,obOlallr4k, JimDBo
or/Myoo:
lors lost to Riverside 53-3.9. Both L
winners went on to win the ham.
championship. In the senior "B" consolation
game, which has no bearing, in
This marked the second year the tournament, St. Rose's of Am -
bring home a
in a raw South Huren didn'tchampionship pen- herstburg edged the Panthers 42-
ant from the WOSSA tournam40 in a see -saw battle. Arthurent V.ohden, of,St. Thomas, defeated
after a tour -year reign. It was St. Rose's 'to gtiin the finals with
the 'first time in five years the
school hasn't reached the finals. Delhi.
The dominance of South. Huron
A surprising lack of luck and
shooting ability dogged the Ben-
ign to defeat. The Panthers
couldn't sink a single basket in
the entire first quarter and al-
though they rallied in the sec-
ond they couldn't shake the jinx.
'Delhi hooped a 15-0 lead in the
opening frame. Bel Sturgis fin-
ally broke the barrier early in
the second quarter to score
Exeter's first ,point and the lo -
Cas cut the lead to 21-12 by the
half, Delhi pulled ahead 3748
in the third ,stanza and, finished
the Panthers- 46-28 in the last
quarter.
South Huron missed' countless
shots --even the easiest dogs. Sev-
eral times they missed three and
four rebounds at a time.
Bev Sturgis scored 10 points
for Exeter; Charlie Kernick nine;
Ron Rowcliffe and Bruce 'Cud -
more four each and Bill Yung -
'glut one. Ted iSmith, who re-
placed Cudrnore in the third
quarter, was the only other Pan-
ther to appear in the game. Others
•on •the team :are Ed Deichett,
Keith Zahn, Terry Wade, Val Gul-
ens and Harry Schroeder. :e
Thomas.James Low
Thomas James Low, infant son
of Cpl. and Mrs. jellies Low,
died in St. Joseph's Hospital,
Hamilton, on Sunday, March 13.
The ,funeral service was held
from the Dinney funeral home
on A/1621day with the Rev. H. J.
Snell 'officiating, Interment was
in Exeter cemetery,
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EXETER
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basketball teams over the WOS
Si Senior "B" cla,ss ended in
1954 when the locals felled to
bring home a trophy although
they entered three teams In the
tournament. Por four continuous
years they brought home trophies
After competing in several
WOSSA tournaments, south
Hu-
ron captured its first titles in
1950 when senior boys and girls
scored a double vitcory.
In 1951, the senior boys suc-
cessfully defended their cham-
pionship but the girls lost in the
final game. The junior boys were
also finalists that year.
Senior girls and the junior
boys captured championships in
19.52 to mark the second time
any school has won two titles in
one year. The senior boys drop-
ped 'their crown by two: points,
in an ,OVOrtinle contest.
The :senior .004 again wen
their title—the 65. B. Tayler. ,Tre-!
:Phir---44 Mit but the , nenimH
boys were :stopped 040 more in'
the final game.
1954, :only theunio7 bays.
reached the finals, The two sen,.'
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