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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1957-08-08, Page 5$ ylvani 1 West' Corners and Brinsley, who • w : each have three, wins and sial losses, during the regular sche- Bali 'L oc. o lade, will be playing off to de- ll Theb 0 decided in loffspoour who wall move into the p fourth and final playoff poll McGil- livray Softball League but the tion. fourth is ,still to Colne. ; Sylvan has wall the first game Sylvan waited through the of a best -of -three series with schedule without losing a game Lieury by a score of 14-0. til end up in first place. t Ailsa Craig is waiting to meet Ailsa Graig placed second in the winner of the sudden death the standings while Lieury nailed down the number three playoff between Brinsley and (slot. West Corners, •,lltilmeme11111111,nm..11m,l,"„11111„1em...,1.w,,,, I11111111.I„uummlia....ith a Alin 1/11111111111V How's Your Muffler? NOT THE BESTI If -So, Stop In For An A & P MUFFLER THE MUFFLER WITH THE WRITTEN GUARANTEE! Hunter-Duvar And Sons Ltd. Phone 38 Exeter kill/11111/111111111M /1111111111111110111111111111111111111n,nnl,11111111111111111111110111111111111111111111111111,1111,"11111110 TOP TIRE VALUES. NYLON CUSTOM SUPER -CUSHION by GOODfEAR lust t1t� 335 mote than custom rayon tires 6.70 x 15 tube type—low prices other sixes. S GOODONEAR DE LUXE SUPER -CUSHION Reg. $19.65,now only 95 and your class "A" trade-in. Size 6.70 x 15 Ear sound L:psets Mark half Tourny Plenty of upsets and surprises are taking place in the Exeter .Golf Club Match - flay tourna- anent, To date, the first round has been completed by the club's 30 members and two have eom- men.ced into the second step. One of the biggest upsets in the tourney canlo last weekend when Lloyd Ford, a local shot - maker, .downed last year's club champion, Don Gravett, two and one when he carded an 89. Ford, who had his irons wort- ing to perfection was one up go- ing into the 16th hole, Playing his tee shot to the left, he care- fully chipped his second to with- in two feet of the pin for an easy three, Gravett, who finished the round with a 19, had to settle for a bogie to go two down. Another miss on the 17th green with the putter, and Lloyd was declared the winner. Ford will advance Huron -Perth — Continued from Page 4 Johti Haberer and Benny Gignac; a single by Arnie Meyers, and a home run by Bill Yungblut, The game was, sweet revenge for a 16.3 mauling the Mohawks absorbed in Zurich the following. Saturday night. The Kings literally ran wild as - they produced 13 base hits that were good .for 16 runs. Although Exeter jumped into a 2-0 first inning lead on Jim Rus- sell's two -run .,homer, Zurich came bacltNith four in the last of the inning oto take the lead. The fourth brought the biggest rally of the game when nine players touched home plate for the winners. Doug O'Brien, Don O'Brien, Tom Rawlings, Doug Theander and Winning Pitcher Wayne Rowe all collected two hits apiece for the winners, while Cy Blommaert singled three times for the losers, The Tribe blew a four -run lead in the last inning With Hensall and had to settle for an 8-8 tie at home on Tuesday night. • Laverne Wallace flashed the bit sign twice for Hensen, while Fred Matheson did the same for Exeter. Bruce Moir, classy centre- fielder for Hensall Coach, pulled off a couple of beautiful one - handed catches to thwart any Exeter rallies and keep his club in the nip and tuck ball game. Plenty Of Plate Power Tremendous hitting ability - by the Mitchell Legionnaires has been a major factor in their recent cliraib to the top of the ladder and in the past couple of games they once again proved themselves. Kenny Saxton and Bill Gaten- by hit for the circuit against Zurich in a 6-5 victory, and each also added a double. Doug Aitchison bested Arnie Meyers in an eight -inning mound duel which saw 'Aitchison give up nine hits to Meyers' 11, Aitchison fanned 11 Zurich bat- ters, while Meyers struck out nine. In a 6-2 victory against a make -shift Exeter club, Gary Hopf and Whitey Malcho teamed. up for a three -hitter, as Jim Russell. Joe Wooden and Cy Blominaert were the only ones to hit safely for Exeter. Doug Aitchison hit a "gopher ball," served up by Fred Mathe- son, over the centre field fence to spark 'the win. Hensall Coacll, who haven't lost a game all year on their home diamond to Exeter, kept their winning streak in contact by rampaging to a 13-0 victory. Billy Higgs. cdasted all the way -to an - easy triumph as Exeter lacked the necessary hitting power at the plate. . •GOOD" YEAR SUPER -CUSHION Reg. $14.30 45 6.70 x 15-12.95 now only 7.10 x 15-14.95 600 x 16 AND YOUR CLASS "A TRADE-IN -IN We mount your new Goodyears free of charge -drive in nowl JIMMY HAYTER PHONE: DAY 91 -- NIGHT 84 GENERAL GARAGE. SERVICE, DASHWOOD, ONTARIO IMPATIENCE CAUSED THIS FATAL ACCIDENT LOCAtION r North of Barrie, on Highway 1L TIME: 10,38pan, ROD SURP'ACka Asphalt. Dry `Rf:3UA.1 t We killed. Three seriously injured. • The driver of the car on the left bee€trime impatient behind a string of five ears and pulled out to pass then. He aceeietated hard because the ntii.tiort Wagon was approaching, He didn't make it. The driver of the ,stattion wa eft apparently realized too late that the mnlpatient driver Was touting too fast to stop in time. You can see what happened. The impatient driver was seriously injured His &lin- patcion xec tired u fractured skull. The driver of the station wagon itnd his Wife were killed. `Their b-year•old eoti Was badly injured, nefore you beco.lne impatient behind the wheel, think about the aibe'Ve picture, DEMARtM8Fit OF ''RAN.SPdRt. ONTARIO' 11,7 1 into We second round this week- end against Don Sowthcott. A number of the nacelles Clave gone the full 18 holes, due to the handicap system that hasbeen wtreorkedasurerout,Johby n theGaclubmansegretaay.- Jack Fuller and Don South- cott were extended to the .nine- teenth hole to edge out new- comers Lorne Ileinstiver and 13 - year -old Fred Sanders, As soon u club members are eliminated in the snatch play tourney, they automatically enter a consolation round which starts immediately, The first round .of this consolation must be over by August 11 with the second on August 18, and third August 25.. Results of the first round of match play tourney: Claude Farrow defeated Emil llendrick; ellen Robinson defeated Bob Money; tial Hooke .defeated Churl( Snell: Larry Heideman 11 e f eat ed 13111 Alclenzie; Red Scot; :defeated B111 Cochrane: Bill Pollen defeated Jack Fuleher; Aiorley Sanders defeated Stan Frayne; Wally Read defeated Graham Mason; Lloyd. Ford de- feated Don Gravett; Don South- cott def e a't e d Fred Sanders; Emerson De s l a r dine defeated Loyd Stewart; John Goman de- feated klruce 131ggart; Jack Ful- ler defeated Lot•ne 1leinstiver; Dick Jermyn defeated Jae1c Smith; Gilbert Dow defeated Bud Preszeator. In the second round, the fol- lowing playoffs: Claude Farrow vs. Glen Robin- son; Jack Fuller vs, Dick Jermyn; Gilbert Dow gets a bye; Lloyd Ford vs, Don Southcott; D. W. Read vs. Morley Sanders; Red Scott defeated BW Cochrane; Bill Larry Heideman and Emerson Desjardine are waiting for third round contenders as "Heide" defeated Hal Hooke and Desjar- dine downed John Goman in their second rounds. The first round for the conso- lation series will have the follow- ing playing one another. Emil Hendrick vs. Bob T)lnney; Chuck Snell Vs. :f3111 Mc1 enzie; Jack Fulcher vs. Dill Cochrane; Stan • Frayne vs.. Graham Mason; Fred Sanders vs. Don Gravett; Lloyd Stewart vs. Bruce Biggar t; Lorne Izieinstiver vs. Jack Smith; Bud Preszcator gets a bye. The Exeter Golf Club is hold- ing a tournament at Grand Bend this weekend, on August 11. Club members and handicaps for the event are listed as follows: Bruce Biggart. 24: Emerson Desjardine, 26; Bob Disney, 33; Claude :Farrow, 21: Lloyd Ford, 32; Stan Frayne. 31; Jack Ful - cher, 30; John Goman, 33; Dort Gravett, 15: Hal Hooke, 21; Dick Jermyn, 29; Lorne Eleinstiver, 36; B111 7110 -Kenzie. 32; Graham Mason, 30; 13111 Pollen, 36; Bud Preszcator, 36; ))r. W. Read. 36; Glen Robinson, 36; Morley Sand- ers, 16; "Red" Scott, 133; Chuck Snell, 36; Don Southcott. 22; Lloyd Stewa.rt., 36; Bill Cochrane, 46; :Emil Hendrick, 35; Larry Heideman, 13; Jack Fuller, . 23; Gilbert Vow. 86; Jack Smith,. 36; and Fred Sanders, 26. .Baseball Standings 111.'ri.O\-'PERTH 1:\T. BASEBALL LEAGLE Last Week's: Seeress Exeter .6, Mensal' 8 Exeter 7, Zurich 6 Mitchell S. Dashwood 3 Zurich 4. Mitchel) 4 Clinton .4. Hensall 3 Mitchell 6 Zurich 5 Herman .l3 Exeter 0 Clinton 4, Dashwood 4 Zurich 16. Exeter 3 Dashwood 6. Mitchell 4 Clinton 6, Zurich 6 Mitchell 6, :Exeter 2 Dash -wood 5, Zurich 3 Dashwood 9, Hensall 8 Dashwood 9, Hensall 0 Standing,: W L T 12 4 2 11 5 2 8 8 1 a' 7 2 6 9 2 3 12 1 Centralia Plans Swimming Meet inaaocoming ,ownonce agf anotller year, as John McCarroll,. Recreation Director of Buren' Park, RCAF Centralia, bas one lined up for August 14. The meet will take place Aug, 14 at Centralia swimming pool, and swimmers from Goderich, Exeter, Listowel, Milverton, St. Marys .and Centralia have been invited .t'o attend, It will start at 6,3Q p,m, TJAdvicats. 1, foir SOLID HITTER—Bobby Hayter, Dashwood Tigers' classy second - baseman, is one of the main reasons why the team hasn't lost a game in its last five outings, Hayter is pounding the ball at a healthy .390 clip and has crossed the plate with 15 runs, American Leagu,e ]108116 GAMES FOIL ALG.US'r' At Detroit: August 16 (n Chicago 17 16 Chicago Chicago 20 (n) Baltimore 21 Baltimore 22 Baltimore 223 (n) Washington24 Washington 23 New York .26 New York 27 (n) Boston 36 Boston Boston 29 At C7e 'e1a:adc August 10 __ 11 (2) __---_-..--- Kansas City 13 (n) .__ Chicago 1.1 in) Chicago 1' Chicago 16 (lt) Washington 17 (n) Washington 2688 till Washington 2131117563 1 (n) Boston Roston Boston Mitchell Zurich Dashwood Clinton Hensal1 Exeter Pct .750 ,686 .500 .417 .400 .200 'NOTE—Tie 'games not included in percentages. Dates have not been set for postponed games. IVOAA TEs. WEE BASEBALL Semi. -Fina -i- Serle, Exeter 19. Mitchell 2 Mitchell 14, Exeter 6' Exeter 14, Mitchell 10 (Exeter wins the bost-of-three series 2-1.) *NOTE—Exeter will nnw meet New Hamburg for the group championship. Playorf arrange- ments have not been made. WOAA BANTAlt BASEBALL Sctnl-Finn! Series: Seaforth 19, Exeter 1 (Seaforth leads best - of - three series 1-0.) Future 6Inunext .. August 9--Seaforth at Exeter WOA.A MIDGET BASEBALL Lnit Week's Scnresc Exeter 12, New Ha,nlburg 1 Flnat Standings - W 1, 'r Pct. 4 1 n ,Sun Exeter Mitchell �„__ New Hamburg 7 6 0 ,IGT Last 'Week's Scoreec Mitchell 6. Exeter a Mitchell 14, Exeter 3 (Mitchell wins series 2.0.) ";VOTE=This series is under pro- test, 1/reG1 t:r JVs. t' LEAGLE Pl,A'YOFF' Deal-or-F'.tee Series Sylvan 14. Lieury 6 (Snivan leads the best -of -five series 1.0.) LADIES' sOE ISAL:r. L1;AGLEI Last Week's Sc'orei, l irktbn 8, Exeter 2 , Eirkton 24, Exeter 3 Hirkton 24. Exeter 1 Exeter 2. Lieury 1 Dashwood 6, E;irktoa 3 :Dashwood. I'1, Exeter 3 Exeter 10, Lieury 11 Exeter et St, Aiarys pnd. 51. Marys St Uxeter ppd. Lieury lit 10xetet• pod. St. Marys at l iettry ppd. ltnnainKN W L T fiil•lcton 7 '0 ..778 •i•>ashwoec _ 5 4 0' ,536 T,xeter '4 8 0 .406 0 n ,0000 Usury 2 51. Marys,. _Wµw. W.. 0 In 1058 retail spending .ill Catlada averaged about $3,800 per lanyily, taxation about 2,000 per family. , * t, * Under pressure of import torn. petitioneihployi'neilt fit the Can- adian, industry has de. :lined froth 103,000 persons 1952 to 82,000 perSdns at present. t Kansas iCty 22 , 23 (n) New 'York 24 2 (2 j,. New York 27 (2 ) Washington 27 (n) Baltimore 20 Baltimore Baltimore 30 (n) a)etrolt 31 (n) Detroit (n) --Denotes Night • Games (2)—Deinotes :notibieheaders FraiiYCocktail Shr'ddeci Wheat 'WITH BEEF -GRAVY Pard,Dog Food FANCY, TENDER ntiz,11N NAg15GC1 2 PKGS. 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' Remember when all the male fashion magazines were full of pink shirts? Store windows blushed pink on every side and, for a little while at least, shirt dealers were very happy. Then the clearance sales began and dealers tried everything they could to dis- pose of the pink shirts that people weren't buying any more. One more fancy fad had come and gone. • We think there's a moral in this that applies to the car business, too. And when we take a look at Pontiac's sales record this year, we're sure of it(. Canadians everywhere appreciate Pontiac's quiet, graceful beauty ... the absence of flash and gaudi- ness. They recognize and appreciate the sort of workmanship in every detail that only General Motors can put into a war. They like the friendly treatment and the efficient service they find when- ever they deal with a Pontiac dealer. But see for yourself as you drive, Just count the Pontiacs.. , and you'll agree therising tide ofPontiao popularity is turning into a veritable torrent, A GENERAL MOTORS VALIX POPULAR CHOICE FOR PARTICULAR PEOPLE.,.. ZURICH PEARSON MOTOR 1 . Phone E 061614ae *u>ck MMC i''rruek Nolo . EX TISK Ohorye 60