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South Huron District .High
School downed Essex 1:5.11. and
•Wallaeebur'g 15.10 at Thames
:fall in London •.o.n Saturday but
it wasn't enough to cop- the .boys'
WOSSA "A" volleyball champion-
ship for the 1957 season.
In earlier games South Huron.
dropped contests to Loudon
South, Windsor Walkcrville and
Fast Elgin. to nullify. any possible
.chance gf a title. g
Windsor Walkerville collo iate,
who clipped the locals 154, came
through with a hard fought 3-6
victory over London South to cop
the "A" classification honors.
Fast Elgin defeated South Hur-
on 15.3 while London South cane
out on the,right end of a .1.5.3 ver-
dict to .gain the final against
Windsor Walkerville.
Essery Roils
High Triple
011ie Essery of the Whatnots
set a new high triple for the Exe-
ter Ladios',Bowling League this
Year when she trundled a total of
741 pins. Essery'.s score paved
the way for the whatnots to make
a clean sweep of seven points
from the Happy Gals.
Be-Ifops, Pin Poppettes and
Lollipops each had a seven point
week on the alleys , in the "A."
grouping while the Wee Hopes,
Ups and •Downs and ,lolly Jills
did the same in the "B" group-
ing.
Ups and Downs, who are up
once again as a result of their
recent seven point victory, hold
a two-point lead aver the Mighty
,Mice' and Jolly Jills for suprem-
acy in the "B" class,
Pin Poppettes have soared to
62 points 13 more than the sec-
ond. place Whatnots — to hold a
comfor a le margin first'
t b all
place in the •"A"
Happy Gals and Hi -Lights . fol-
low the Whatnots with 46 each
while the Lollipops are breathing
down their necks :with 45.
"AS Croup
Wltat.Nots (0. Essery 741)__ 7.
Happy Gals (Dot Munroe 531) _ 0,
Be flops' (lir. Rrintnell 565) __ 7
Blowettes (Elmira Forel 970) _ 0
Pin Poppettes (P. I-Iattglt 65 7) _ 7
Pelle
(.Audrey Moore 486) • 0
Lollipops (1.. Brock 610) 7
Hite Hawks ('i'ean Little in) _ 0
(loafers (E, Pinder 502)_ "a
Handicappers (Val. Gould 431) _ 2
Hi -Lights (R. Durand 504)__ 5
Alley Cats (B, '\Vedlake 302) ,._ 2
"JO, Croup .
Wee Hopes (N. Caldwell 520) _ 7
f 1 Jolly Six (G. Skinner 456) .-..__ 0
• tIps & Downs (1%. Datars 007) 7
Green Horns. (T). Bonthron 51.3) 0
Jolly Tills (P. Simmons 537.) __ 7
Busy Bees (A, Cutting 547) __ 0
Mighty Mice (E. Morley 541) _ 5
Rol)ettes (G. Smith 4.86)
Buttercups, (I. Harburn 577) 5
Merry. Maid's (J, Harness 553) _ 2
Frisky Six (7. Guilford 505) 4
);Tot Dogs (Dot Drady 673) __.._ 3
"A.1/ Group . Standings
\Pin Poppettes 62
WHaps y Gals 46
H1 -fights . 46.
Lollipops 45
.Alley Cats 30
Bo Bops -- 34
8llowettes °9
Nile Hawks - 24
Pills 19
Handicappers 14
Goofers 13
"B11 Group Standing
Ups & Downs 49
Mighty Mice 47
Jolly Jills • 47
Merry Maids 41,
Hot. Dogs 39
Buttercups • 35
Frisky .SIX 24
Green Horns 29
Web* Hopes ix "8
Ito i t eseS 16
RIGH 1'RT#'L175
011ie Essery _ 741, Betty Wilson
J95 and •Phyllls Haugh 682,
}UGB ,SINGLES •
Mary Cronyn 355 and Terry
Heywood 303.
HIGH AVERAGE BoWLEItS
G. Scott 196
P. Haugh 134
D, Munroe 183
.. Caldwell - 333
B Sangster 182
D, Pfaff
D. I3onthron
K. Stapleton
.A. Brock
L. Brock
O. Essery
D. Scott
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131
181
191
179
179
178
177
R. Duuand 176-
D. I1'uller 176
G. Wu rill 175
M, Cronyn 172 '
P. Simmons 173
M. Wells 172
B. Datars 172
B. Wilson 171
P. Brintnell - 170
D, Tiernan 1.70
G. Farquhar 170
M. Cutting 170
Colts Win Second
With Late' Spurt
A four -goal spurt'in the third
period gave Clinton Colts an 8-6
Victory over Point Edward on
Friday night in Clinton before
some 400 fans.
The victory made it two in a
row for the high -flying Colts,
who are out after an Ontario
title,
Tricky centre Kenny Doig
scored his fifth' and sixth goals
of the young season to pace the
win.
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Canada`s
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PERTHEX CHAMPIONS .South Huron District High School vplleyball team which. w.ori
the district conference title Last Week inclu des: front row, left to right, Nelson Mc-
Clinchey, Ross Wein,. Don MacLaren (captain), Gerald I-Ioulahan, Alan Busehe; back
row, Ellis .Stewart, Jack Miller, Harold Eagleson, Coach Glenn Mickle, Ralph Fink-
beiner, .lira Russell, Ron Broderick, —T -A Photo
Edge Forest
-- Continued From Page 4
losers while Russell, Pincombe,
Baker and .Loader shone for the
winners,
LX7r'2ER Goal I3alcer; defence,
Coates, \'Vaghorn, Loader. Del -
bridge; forwards, Russell. Pin -
combo, Heide rn a n, Johnston,
Ober:le, Gravett, 1\IacDonald, Sa-
bourin, Brintneli, I3lonimaert.
FOREST (Mal, Livingston, L a-
lond.e (2): `defence, ,Armstrong,.
Dunlop,
1b'oclse
Hall; y, a 1, forwards,.
Martin, Bloomfield Kelly, Smith,
'LJ)rlch, 'Todd, Cousins, 1Vltitc,
Print, Norland.
First Period
1 Bxeter, Russell :12
(P2 Forest, RellyH(ucn ssisted) 11:24
3 Forest Woolsey R- • 12•x;0:
(Unassisted)
Penalties — Caatcs (charging)
2:52; Coates (interference) 11:24;
Delbridge (high sticking) 17:41, -
Seeorld Period
4 Exeter, Heideman ((Merle) 2:07
5 Forest, Norland (Ulrich) _ 5:15
Penalties—MacDonald (kneeing)
•15; Tflrielt (charging) 2:00;
Loader (tripping) 4:00; Coates and
Woolsey (hig•It slicking, inter(er-
ence), 5:49; Dunlop (t r IP p l n g)
7.00: Ulrich (tripping) 10:42;
MacDonald (rna+or) 18:04. •
6 Exeter, 7ohnston (Gravett) 6;34
7 Exeter, Obcrle a 19;12
(Russell, Pincomhe)
Penalties --• .Johnston (tripping)
4.40; Print (tripping) 6:30; Coates
(boarding) 8:45.
HockeySummary
14O i,A. 1.1OSU IBREW-1:1'1'. "B"
Score* to betel
Exeter 19, Blackwell 4
Clinton 11, Ilderton 2
Luean 10, I31a.elcwell 0
Blackwell 8, Forest 6
Exeter 4, Frest 3
Clinton 8,• Pt. Edward 6
Ilderton 13, Hensall 5
Sianding•s
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Exeter .2 0 .0 '23 7 4
Clinton 2 0 0 19 3 4
lucan 1 0 010 0 2
1'Iderton 1 1 0 15 16 2
Blackwell 1 2 0 12 35. 2
Pt.}.Edward 0 1 0 6 3 0
Hensall 0 1 0 5 13 0.
Forest 0 2 0 912 0
Zurich 0 0 0 0 0 0
Garilex TLis Weeks
December
4—Luean at Point Edward
5—Clinton at Forest
e—Jlddrton at Exeter
7—Forest at Clinton
0—Point Edward at 13laokwell
10—Zurich at Ilderton
11—Blackwell at Point 'Edward
Lucan at Hensall
PEE WEE
•Lnst Week's Scores:
Terriers 2, Bulldogs 1
Marlboros 1, :Royals 0
Wings 3, Rockets 0
Standing/4
W L T P
Marlboros 3 0 0 .6
Rockets 2 1 0 4
Wings 1 1 1. 3,
Terriers 1 1 1. 3
Royals 0 3 0 0
Bulldogs 0 3 0 0
Chines This Neel:::
.Sat.. . Dec,. 7
8-0—Marlboros vs. Ro• ckets
9-10—Royals vs. Terriers
10-17 Wings vs_ Bulldogs
11-12—Wee Wee and Sciuce Gee
Top 'ren Pee Wee
' Scoring Lenders
G A P
Larry Br1410)01 4 0 4
Allen Saul 4 0 4
Bob Hoffman 3 1 4
Stan Lesnick 3 1 4
1)on Cooper 2 2 ;1
Bon .Oke 2 1 3
Don Bray 2
Mike Halter 1 2 3
Bud nose 2 0 2
Gary Parsons 2 0 2,
Lionel Arbour, Bohn Hartley,
George , Walters, Malt Edgar,
Scott and Bob Garan all sank
single tallies for Clinton, while
Baines • with two, and Burns,
Wright, Fitzpatrick and 'Veron
with one'each scored for Point
Edward.
The next Clinton game will be
hi Forest on December 5. with
Forest returning for an engage-
ment on December 7 in Clinton.
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Irish Blank
Blackwell.
Paced by the three -goal per-
formance of centre Barry Wraith,.
Luean Irish pounded out .a 10-0
victory over Blackwell Holidays
in their schedule opener on
home ice Friday night before
some 200 fans,
Defence)nan Ray Yelle fired
a pair of goals from the point
position while single. markers
fell to Steve Storey, Paul Bayn-
ham, Don Lankin, Leroy Rev-
ington and Fred Revington,
Backed by the solid perform-
ance of his defence, Bev Lind-
say, Irish goaltender, had little
trouble in registering his first
shutout of the season.
The Irish broke loose for two
gdals in each of the first and
second periods and then came'
up with a six -goal effort in the
final frame to salt away the vic-
tory.
Blackwell Holidays had nine
men thumbed Into the penalty
box while Luean sent eight for
two -minute minors,
The Irish Six make their first
trip of the season to Point Ed-
ward on December 3 and then
entertain the Exeter Mohawks
on home ice December 13.
BLA. I' ,.
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C T, -.Goal Baines; de-
fence, Gignac, Hillier: centre,
Cote; wings, Mason, McGraw; al-
ternates, Randall, Moorehouse,
J"ritzley, 'Whales, Griffin, Blake,
Small.
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Play Friday
— Continued From Page 4
on home ice this Friday night
when Ilderton Wildcats come to
town' to provide the opposition
Don Buddo, manager of the
Ilderton club will have his team
out in full force in an attempt
to whitewash the tribe who have-
n't been in action since their
413 victory in 'Forest last Thurs-
dfiy night.
Tom Collins, Scott McNair,
Ken Loft, Gerald Noyes and Bob
Evans, who recently did all the
scoring in a 13-5 victory for I1 -
Berton over Ilensali, will be
seeking to add to their scdring
spree totals, Ray Scarborough
will replace Lampinan in the
1lderten nets as the Wildcats
will shoot the works in their
bid to down -the Mohawks.
Tribe Short Handed?
Exeter Mohawks may be with.'
out the services of playing -coach
"Red" Loader for a game or
two. In the last game in Forest,
Red`s Team
Mill Ofl Top
Bed's Billiards :only managed
to pock up four points :U n week
but it was still enough to main-
tails a stranglehold on the first
place position .in the Exeter.
Men's Bowling League. They;
• have an 11 -point margin over
their closest rivals, the Butch-
ers,
Butches ,.slipped • little in,
their attempt to gain ,on the
league leaders, inciting up a
mere twopoints, but the added
.pair of digits gives theta, sole
possessign of the runner-up
spot with. 48 points which is two
over the third place Spares.
Wildcats grabbed off seven
points from the Sig Six this week
to make one of their biggest
gains of the season as they now
hold a 32 -point total.
Tradesmen whipped the fading
Pinpoppers 7-0 to move only
three points hack of the .sixth
place Poppers, .
P.ed's )71111ard 59
Butchers 48
Spares 46.
It i ng'ers 43
i'lp Tanners 43
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'Tradesmen 38
1Vistdmills^,7
:Milkmen 37
1'epsies ._-- 37
Rockets :5
1)ig, Six R5
Imperials s_ 33.
Spareparts �2
1Vildeats-32
IEdselaires `_ 32
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• Canners 1.6
the red -head twisted his knee
in Mlle third period of the game
and had to be helped off the
ice. It will not be known up.un
til game time if his services
will be available.
The balance ,of the organiza-
tion is 'intact with .the exception
that a possible change in goal -
tenders may be seen for this
one,
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