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copped by Harvey Pollen and
Ray Smith of Exeter Wednesday
GRATTON afternoon •on the local greens,
Second place money was taken
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LAC Vic Lowe, with rounds of total of 143 and F/14 Pat pe -
7142, Paced RCAF -Centralia to voogt with two Founds. totaling
he Training Command Golf IR paced Centralia for inthvidual
Championship over the pr 70, honors, CPL Brault of Aylmer
18 -hole 5,605 -yard Oakwood Inn shared the spotlight, with. LAC
layout at Grand Bend on Sunday. Lowe for low gross honors in the
Centralia, whose eight non tourney when he carded, identical
team averaged an even 80 per 71.72 rounds for 143. Lowe was -
round in the 36 -hole marathon, •exceptionally hot in the middle of
turned baek representatives his second round. He breezed
from Aylmer, Portage La Frei.- through the front nine two under
ria and, Winnipeg to cop the by scoring an eagle on the eighth
and a bird on theintrith. Starting
Air Commodore, J. B. IlarveY, the In Nine, I red twa can-
AFC,two former chief staff officer of secutive birds on the 10th and
t r aining command, presented nth to go Mur under at otle
LAC Lowe with the Harvey tro- time.
phY, emblematic .of training F/L Breffitt and En, Camp -
Command supremacy in the got(
field. Each member of the win- bell with 148 and 149 respective
ning team which included '1L anearileaded P"taV La Prai.
A. B. skidatoro, F/L, L. ries attack for the honours. LAC
"Cap" Foster, F/L 0. V. "Val" Burns fired rounds of 75-73 to
Devoogt, F/L .13. 5. "Pat" Cler-
mont, Sgt, B. T, "Bernie" Dun-
ning, Sgt. A. E. "Jake" Tiling,
worth and F/L C. M. "Moe" Go-
beil received replicas V the inis
sial trophy for their own per•
sonal keeping.
Devoogt, Lowe pace Centralia
LAC Vic Lowe with a 36 -hole
LAC
F/1,
F/L
Fib
F/L
Sgt.
Vie Lowe .
"Skid" Skidmore ,
"Cap" Foster
Val Devooght
Pat Clermont
Bernie Dunning „
Sgt. Jake illingworth
F/0 Moe Gobeil
Team Total -1,282
AYLMER
Cpl. Brault 72-71-143
WO Seifred 78-80-158
Cpl. King 86-85-171
Cpl. Miller 90-94-184
FS Baron 87-92-179
Sgt. Colston 104-100-204
LAC Chalker 104-90-194
Cpl. Margison ...:96-88-184
Team Total -1,417
pace Winnipeg,
Best average round naturally
was tuned in by the winning
Centralia base At an even 80.
Runner-up in this division was
Portage La Prairie with 83.8
Winnipeg Placed third on en
even 85 per round basis while
Aylmer rounded out the four fin-
alists with 88,5.
CENTRALIA
Out Nine
434555743-40
434455522-34
454456533-39
464577653-47
433575433-37
634466633-41
65566733-44
424565742-39
444555753-42
533565644-41
543366633-39
443566764-45
524455663-40
444576444-42
454686644-47
654575543-44
in Nine
345344423-32
245465434-37
465466543-43
255565334-38
364555434-39
457564534-43
356375444-43.
457354444-40
455354533-37
455464423-37
364354443-36
484365443-41
256355643-39
354364744-40
365354334-36
455366535-42
Team Average—SO
PORTAGE LA PRAIRIE
F/L Breffitt ., 73-75-148
F/L Campbell 74-75-149
F/Co Campbell ...,74-79-153
SIL Ross 82-86-168
Cpl. Alastellar 87-86-173
LAC Slade 88-86-174
LAC Stewart 88-99-187
LAC Hodgson 94-95-189
Team Total -1,341
Team Average -88.5 Team Average -83.8
WINNIPEG
LAC Burns 75-73-148 F/L
F/0 Lewis 80---83-163 F/L
F/L Enns 83-88-171 Cpl.
F/L Weadick .... 84=-85-169 F/0
Team Total -1,360 Team
Rounds Tot.
72 •
71" 143
82
85 167
76
84 160
85
79 1M
79
78 157
75
86 161
79
82 163.
83
Bn 169
Mayer 86-88--174
Booth 94-95-189
Rushton 86-84--110
Serafimoff 91-85-176
Average -85
Zurich loses first game
of juvenile semi -f• mals
Suffering from a three-week drilled a lead-off double in the
layoff, Zurich juveniles travel- bottom of the sixth to start a
led a bumpy road in the first three run rally.
game of their OBA semifinal Earl Wagner, Larry Bedard,
series with Wilton Grove Satur- John Mane, Willert and Ron
day afternoon in Zurich as the Deitilert collected single safe -
local entry took a 14-7 setback. ties off the offerings V Bob
Sitting idle for so long didn't Miller.
help the Zurich cause any, as Benford backed up Miller's
the once smooth fielding club hitting performance with three
committed 10 errors to pave the singles. Powers, Logie, Murray
way for Wilton Grove's winning and Morris each bit safely once.
hurler, Bob Miller, to put his
club one up in the best -of -three
series. Second game is slated
for Wilton Grove Wednesday
afternoon.
Miller stars far Wilton
nine innings. helped his o•wn
ter at Zurich in going the full
Rutter, 2b
Martin. If
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Powers, ss
cause considerably at the plate bampman (5). 2 0 0
by -pounding out four hits in five . 1 1 1
trips. The winning pitcher also
chalked up seven strikeouts.
John Masse was on the firing
line for Zurich and surrendered
11 hits, including two doubles to
right fielder Benford. Masse zip-
ped a third strike past eight Wil-
ton Grove batsmen.
Catcher Dennis Amacher, bat-
ting eighth in the order, singled
in each of lthe third, fourth,
sixth and eighth innings for a
perfect four . for -four evening.
The Zurich catcher, however,
-also a:omitted four .errors.
Third baseman Wayne Willert
WILTON GROVE 14, ZURICH
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Miller, 11 5
Morris, of . 1
Murray, 3b 3 1
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Earl Wagner, 2b .... 4 1 1 0
Bob Johnston, as ..,‘, 4 0 0 1
Larry Bedard, Ib 4 0 1 2
John Masse, 3) 6 0 1 3
Wayne Willert, 3b 5 1 1 0
Ron ;Deichert. of 4 1 1 0
Bryan Geoffrey, rf ...... 4 1 0 0
Dennis Amacher, c 4 2 4 1
Bill Wagner, It 2in13
TOTALS 36 7 0 ID
Score by Innings: P. H E
Wilton Grove .. 311 400 113-14 11 6
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Miller and Has.s; John Masse and
Dennis Amacher.
Lucan ousted
—Centinued from page 6
on in. They added three more in
the second on one hit; one in
each of the third and fifth in.
flings and climaxed their spurt
with a pair in the sixth.
Lucan actual outhit the winners
6-4 but copldn't produce at the
most opportune time. Ken Ready
nailed down two of Lucan's safe.
ties with singles in the fifth and
seventh. Other players to hit
safely were Boger Bladk, David
Lippert, Don Coughlin and Ward
Hodgins.
Doti Melodic, Bob Clark-. Bob
Barnes and Larry Poisant looked
after the Port, Lambkin safeties.
Seven glaring woks proved
quite costly to the Lucan gang
who were trying to fight their
way back into the series after
being one game down. The. win.
nen made three miseties.
PORT LAMSTON 8, LucAti
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ladies golf club 1 Golf banquet
to fete winners
Exeter Ladies' Golf Club will
efficially wrap up their '59 -golf
season Friday night by holding
,a "pot -luck supper" at the home,
V Mrs. Charlie Smith, Exeter. ;
Mrs, Morley Sanders, who de-
feated Mrs, Clarence Boyle in
the ladies' final Mr the club
championship, will be presented
with a silver rase bowl, donated
by Irwin Ladies' Wear.
Mrs. Charlie Smith, the duh's
consolation winner, will also re-
ceive a prize.
Mrs. Lorne Kleinstiver �l
Dashwood is president of the
t club.
Contineed front page
. hers thia suminer, commented
incoming president Jack Leyte,
who awarded the annual prize,
e predicted .0mi/et/Oen in ,citila
tournaments would be keener
than ever next year,
Inter -town league
starts Sept, 26
President Don Sweitzer Of Clin-
ton has released the Men's Inter -
Town Bawling League schedule
for the '59.'60 season. The loop
will swing into action an Sept.
26 with six teams participatieg.
Exeter's Itchy Six, under Team
Captain Jimmy Fairbairn, will
start off the, season with home
dates on the first three Satur-
days. VVingliam, Clinton B And
Clinton A will make their Ap-
pearances on the local alleys in
that order before Exeter travels
up to Goderich on Oct. 17 to
tangle with the Goderieh "B"
six.
Making hp this year's entry
list comprises teams from Code -
rich, Clinton, Wingham and Exe-
ter. The- towns of Goderich and
Clinton each have two clubs en-
tered in the league.
The schedule with home town
dates is as follews.
MEN'S INTER -TOWN
towi_NO LEAOU
September
26—WInuham 'at Exeter
October •
a—Clinten a
10—Clinton A
17 'F..1x.eter al
24—Bxel er .3
31—Exeter at
November
at Exeter
at Exeter
Goderich 8
GoSerich A
ClInttin
7—Goderlch IS at Exeter
14—Goderich A at Exeter
21--Rxeter al Wingliam
:lg.—Exeter al. Clinton B
December
5—Exeler al Clinton A
12 --Exeter at I'l'inghain
13—Goderich 8 at Exeter
January
0—fraeter at Clinton IT
16—Exeter at Goderich A
23—Ciinten B at Exeter
30—GoderIch A at Exeter
February
6—Exeter at Goderich, IT
13—Clinton A a t. Exeter
20—Winflham at Exeter
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OBA INTERMEDIATE "S"
PLAYOFFS
(Besl-of-Flve Series)
Caledonia, 6, Mitchell 1
(Caledonia wins the beat -of -five
series 3-2.)
OnA JUVENILE "ID"- PLAYOFFS
(Best -of -Three Series)
Wilton Grove 14. ZurIch7
(Wi)ton Grove leads b.est-of-thret
series 1-0.)
Eimer harrower was elected
vie -president for the coining
year and Bill Amos was named
seeretary-treasurer. The games
comniittee includes Morley San,
tiers, George Glendinning, Jaek
Fuller and Boss Griffith, Hal
Ilooke remains the club handi-
eapper.
Lorne Xleinativer presided for
the banquet which was served by
metbers of the newly-fOrmed
Grand Bend Legion Ladles
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