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EXETER LANES
mows LEAGIAI, 1I1iteo (1), Marks 703)
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High Hopes (.1. leswetter Ann) 7
fldIUhlIO tt.'.Redm, an 135) . ping t p. I i ihr.rtiwai. 5401 „ 0
The Dix (D. eilrford 0731 • 'Rs pops 111'. 11rin t nett 00))
Sl'ar00 rarrallykr 7801 3 Ileum. (Ws (11, Munroe (1711) ..„ 2
pevt est (11. tollingwand0 31
1Int ore;ts 131. Holtzman 074) 7
ButcherS (P. Darling 302/ 3 "BUSY IAPPS IM. Hirt AM 009) 0
A &14. Styria Is Cr. Wright 1171)) 1 six ill., Frayne 519) ,
Rork:els Itatuth 702) 4 Handicappers (A. Greene 0021 ..
Mlikmen A. Pot (I 502)
Lumber (W. Westbrook 050) 3
Prs lnpoppe(14 Brill Melt 310 I
Imperials (10. .1111'y 120) 4
R. Billiards (17, Penha le 055) 0
Nile (1iwk' (A. Wilson 2001 ,0
Rocket s 40
Windmills .. . 44
Soares 4)
L. Super1pNi. 23
Impede's .3
Butchers Ai
Milkmen -11:1
Ritss• Billiards Al
Big Six 20
4.347H f1per la Is
Conklin lAini her 22
?inpOppers 22
'1'13" LEAGUE
Larks (V, Smith 637) 3
Kingpins (r, Caron 3:12) . ..., 1
10iPPen Tigers (I, Cooper 549) 3
Zankmonts (00. Needham 573) , 1
'lingers t A, 'Darling. 6731 4
rd$Plairolt IR, Ilussen 073) ,, , . n
Canners (B. Simpson 533)
Golden Mlle .
'Tea.stmasters ( 31elkle 5371 4
Tradesmen US, Sanders 530)
Pepsis (.1, Coughlin 325 )...... 2
1011(icats (10, Williams 009 2
Kimco Tigers 43
Pepsis 14
Canners 41
flingers.40
'Toes ttnasl ers 36
",rianichlonta 82
FdsclaIree 33
'1' radesm n 31
Kingpins 00
Larks 20
Wlidrats 27
floltIP11 .1.4111. 10
High single: 14. Russell (320)
Mich triple:l, Haugh (732)
141rIrlen r, Caron
EXETER LADIESLEAGUE
Alloy Cats (0), Skinner 591) 7
111 Lights (A. Haugh 514
Jrtlft .11.11$ Burke 501) 1
331nwel(Pg IA, Ford 571) 2
1.111pops Broek 112) 5
Frisky Si% CR, Coughiin (31).
Ducky Solt( es (74, Wright 609)
Sputniks E. Hodge 351 ) . 2
Trailers (11. Cronyn 512) . „ 5
Mighty Mice (D, Tinny 520) 2
'Wee 14 dues (N. Caldwell 071 4
Pin Poppet les (0'. Hough 579)
-Merry
Maids (G. Coward 5711) 5
Who Cares (A, Hunter 135) 2
Phi .Poppet tea 75
P1113. ..... . ... 73
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RP Bops
Trailers
-NI te Hawks
Frisky Six
ifol Dogs
Alley Cats
„Merry Ala Ids
I oily fills
Lucky Strikes.
flandicapuees
Blowe les
141, Lig h I s
Lollipops
3lighty Alice
Jolly Si%
Rolle) es
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St.IFY Bees 41
High apes81
Whn Cares ....... , . 20
Lich single: N. Hooper (273)
High I Mille: 11. 31a rks 1709 )
High 1 Hu(,: 111 (601)
Hirlrlott triplet Weber
LADIES' FRIDAY NITERS
aumehugs (S. 'Poetry' 473) , 4
Shoestrings (June Essevy" 520) .. 3
'Nugget) 132ssery 5741 . 5
Puttees (P, (luttler-rnivar 531) 2
Rookies (M. 'Hockey 002)
Bluebirds (15, 11ohinson 5)0) 2
Nuggetts . (it
Dithers
"Rookies24
unebugs 34
Bin ebirds 03
Shoestrings( at
High sing13: C'arripbc11 (222)
1-11g1) Iriple: 51. linvitcv (302)
senrfk: 15„ Mae.flemAld.
LAni iNTER-TOWN
St. Iliarya tn. cow: hard 1)7)) .. 7
Grand Rend (1', FIRVPII 304;
Exeter (P. ETnwh 7(0) 5
Clotierich (Al, Moore, 7(3)
St . Marys
God erich
Grand send
. 2
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30
32
High single: At. Moore, goriertell
(792)
High. triple) 'P. Haugh, Exit)')'
4031)
High a verage: P. liattgb, Ex•
eter ( 202)
Minor Bowling Leagues
BANTAM GIRLS
DoillpoPs (P. Bridges 193 )
Freckles (01. Cochrane 263)
17iMitr)1k5 1E, El lerington 2421
Pteeer$ tn. Gra,s.sick 1(12) 1)
Eskimos (1', Presscator 210)
Indian Squaws (L. -Wells 235) 0
Lollipops
Eskimos .35
Freckles
Indian Sotialits IR
Penn" ?inners 15
Sputniks '14•
.High single: F7 1011e4'ogl on (130)
High double; TU, Cochrane' (268)
BANTAM BOYS
2: Hawks (Randy 'Weber 277) $
Tigers (Ron Moore 210) ...............2
t Darts (R. Brin )nell 207) .......2
lvildca Is (I), Bea ver 277)
Bitiejays (0. Cain obell sen)
10eeept3 (M. Idle 214) .......... .
Wildcats 41
74)h'1' Darts ... „. . . 34
Night Hawks „ ......... 31
13lueJays 23
Rockets . 21
Tigers . .. 9
1•iigh oIn1 B, Rrintnell (170)
High double; G. Campbell (01)2)
JUNIOR MEN .% WOMEN
Itkliy Six (Don 'Wrigh) 323) 1
Dolittles (S. Appleton 270) . 0
• "Head Pin,s
Fnesh Fish (Bill 13 -right. 3(7) 5
Fresh Fish . 35
Itchy Six , .. .............. 21
t Iles 17
Head Pins 11
'High single: Irred 'Wells (223)
High triple: 14111 Wright. (837)
JUNIOR BOYS & GIRLS
nock- ern - Downs (11, \Voi(e 333) 5
Pin Busters (14. (ioser 233)
Ducky Seven 3
31, Keay, rt. eeeroeeer 243)
Sealnieks (S. 'Miler 260
T• Birds (5', 'Wells 325 ................5
'Midgets ( K. )royirana 221) (1
Blue Born hers (K. Jones 275) 3
Strikers (14, 10a,rritihe r 200) •2
Slick chicks (14. Snell 415) 5
Cornets (P. 31a dgc 370 .
Long Johns ((1, Broderick 362) 5
1)yitaini t era (N. Brady 214)
X.noek-ern•I)owns 49
Slick Chick. 49
Strikers 117
T• Birds .211
Lueky Seven 2303
21
Pin Busters
Blue Bombers
Midgets 19
Long Johns .17
Comets 16
DYnamt t era ............. 14
Bea I nicks . . 7
'High single: .1-)a rlen A Snell (243)
High triple: Da t•Irme Snell (.110)
LUCAN LANES
MEN'S LEAGUE
P. Pinch"a (E. 'Mostar] Wolin 570)
Legion (J. Morrow 4c1,04 - .....
BA%
(3. Park 552) . . • 4
Electrics (E. ... 409) , • ft
Fire F...ters Ewer; 025) 4
Hotel 1 Murphy 5131 . ..... .0
Shamrocks (.1. .13mold 773) • .. . 4
?Int Shots Murdy 4991 . 0'
Short Circuit:4 (14. Streit on 023) 3
Lewis Const. (74,. Toung 6241
A vie() GI, van tleshout 5401 ,
Lumber 'Ring% (A, Hodgson 53(1) 1
3vooc1butehers (0. Ankers 5))7) ,. 3
Clatulebo,ve ( K, Simpson 872)
ercut s g ,
Dairynlen (15. 'Morgan 545) ... 1
E. Flyers IT, van Dir;shout VS) 3
Mose Rollers .. . .... 1
(G. mcpalis, Av. ci heri, 511)
"A" A(0(J
"Woodbu t tilers42
Shankrocks 48
FlectricS 40
1','i1'e tem 10
'1401 ho)s 07
'31e,rettr743 . 73
Dairymen 38
Short CirCuits 1.1
LUMbAr Wing§ 20
4' LEAGU
Penny Pinchers 25
Elgin telYera
Hose rollers
Rex ......... .2,23
Clandeboys , ........ 24
Itet73
LOIvis fl
Lcgiem 17
,A *rico 17
High single; Jack A r hot r1 (251)
triple; .141 cit Arneld (7331
High aVerage: X, J.
,Arnold 1223)
LADIES' LEAGUE
1,etrethatina (13, )ovisy 21311
Shamrocks (31, gOvorrigit 1761
bairytnairle (M. Young 212) .... . 7
DUmbells :FlotIghis 1110 , „ . 11
tarablors (4.4. Scot t 222) „ . .7
Leg' one t t es ( CrtUlge IAD) . , 11
SRA ellitea (M. Ettliat 222)5
Sputnik* (1. Ain.10.rsori 20), . 2
Mariemet tett t t4. Molina), 2(7) h
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l43)'14 (M. Tonna 197) • 2
C. Clowns (IL MA4,111)0011 +11
C. tildes fix, Blake 2324 •2
70
Ram hler s • 72
Da r y Ma i s AP
Shanivieks . . .
nutnixs'34
Satellites .. . . ..... .. .... 52
Leprechauns 47
'Legion t es , 41
Marionettes ...48
Clanclftlinyr (11nnwt " 4)1
(landebove Cuties :)5
High '11 Mies 03
Durnbells
High single: M. Mein, osh (260)
'High I riplc:'71,l/mbal (220)
High a.verago: M. Carling in(1)
CHILDREN'S LEAGUE
Dumbells (r, SI p(ry 257)
Phipeppers (1), V slier 120) „. 0
ChaMps (14, 1.2(1(10* 3
Strlitekings (10, Frost 1071 2
j)nx); (0. Toting 175).. ...
11)1(3742)3 .(W, :HMO% 1711) .„.. . 0
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Strilcskthgs
I'Mpappers
14 igh single: 1', Ste:try (277)
CRAIG MEN'S LEAGUE
18. Bombers rirkiwing gg
Crumbs (r. Thompson 172) ... I
)tinui (4, ,5) 62))
llorkets (I., Mal hers ... . 2
Ibler(on "'Aims (K., (Trigg 561) 1
NIckerbookers (A. ('Ur')'14' ON)
Luck). Six (1,., 1 [origins 526) , .
Nairn Flyers (74. 110111 541)4
C, Supers ((1. Noyes 0(0) 1
Sod bust pi's (.1. Day?* 711:14 11
soco.x nt1).11,,, 223)
Craig Rollers (1', If 20 1) , E
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OH PIFFLE -No holds were barred. io the annual broomball challenge tilt between
the SHDHS students and teaching staff at the Exeter arena, Friday. Although the
teams battled to a 2-2 tie, both squads claimed the coveted Dixon trophy •on their
superior play. Action above shows .Andrew Dixon, goalie for the teachers, giving
the kids another goal to keep them in the game. --T-A photo
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advance
jack Fuller and Harold Pen -
hale copped first pipe awarris
in the recent Bow,ling Propri-
etors' Association •qualifying
round $1,4xged et the Exeter
Bowling Lanes by proprietor
AO Farquhar.
Feller, top average howler
itt the Exeter Mee's League,'
topped the 8 entries COIllpet-j,
jug for birthe in the zone play-
offs. 4 -le was just a few per,
tentage pointunder a 200 av,
erage with his 1248 total for
the five games.
Bob Nicol, another of the
leagues top average men came.
in with a neat lns to cop the
second place in the tourneY.:
'third place was nailed down'
by Bob Osgood's 1190, Osgood,
is the spark-olug of Exeter's'
high -flying "Itchy Six" and
leads that team with a nifty
224., average,.
Ted Wright finished in fourth:
spot in the qualifiers with an.1
1146, five more than Stan,
Frayne's 1140, The other qual-1
iters who will advance into
the zone battle are Lorne
Haugh and Harold P'enhale, 1
Don Wright, 13 -year-old son
of fourth place finisher, Ted,
Wright,ont in his bid to travel to
missed out by single
ents, staff stage to finish in eighth spot, I
recorded a five -game total oil
the next round. The Youngster!
Tops with handicap
If, ball in bffliball competitor for Rues' Billiards,
Harold Penhale, a steadY
The coveted Dixon trophy,
emblematic of broomball su-
premacy at SHDHS, nearly
ended up in two pieces Friday
night, to satisfy the compet-
ing teams.
The action followed the 2-2
tie registered by 'the students
and the teaching staff. The
staff claimed the trophy on
their superior play and sports-
manship; while the students
felt they should have the tro-
phy, claiming unfair tactics
staff.by Sho
Teacher Andrew Dixon, who
donated. the trophy, made. a
joint presentation to the two
team captains, in the hope of
settling the conflict, but it
brought out a bitter quarrel,
and as yet the outcome has
not been known.
The game itself was a bit-
terly fought affair, and tem-
pers broke out several times.
At one stage in the game, a
wild free-for-all ensued, and
referees Don Cann and Dennis
Mock had considerable trouble
restoring order,
The fight apparently result-
ed when one of the students
(who flunked his agriculture)
Jumped Ron Bogart, ag-science
teacher. Ron appeared to have
the assailant under control,
when several other students
came to Join the fray.
This proved too much for
Mr. Dixon (another science
teacher) anct he strode',,in, to
assist his fallen colleague. In
no time at. all, the two had
things under control, and the
entire student team was held
at hay,
However, the two referees
(naturally they were students)
apparently had been turned
the other way during the fight,
and 'they erroneously sent the
two teachers to cool off in the
.sin bin,
Itchy' team
lead league.
Exeter's °Itchy Six", de-
fending champions 'of the
Men's Inter -town League, are
waging a determined bid to
repeat Iasi, year's feat.
At present, the. Itchy hunch
have a nine -point lead over
their closest rivals, the. Gode-
rie h. A .team. However, the
Exeter six have rolled one less
game than their Dearest rivals,
and that game is with the
sixth place Wingbam Wad.
The league leader's success
le by no means a one-man
show, as five of the eight mem-
bers carry averages over the
200 mark, arid two are Just
slightly under the figure.
Bob Osgooct is the leader its
the average department with
his respectable 224. Don Gra.
vett carries a 216 average, just
One More than Lorne Haugh,
and Bob Nicol is another point
back At 214,
Jack Fuller rand DUt, the.
200-or.better group with his
210.
Despite the. fine averages
eareled by the Exeter howlers,
they are far off the dazzlitig
pace set by Bert Harris, Gode.
rich. The Mehl. Godench
howler, who moved from Clin-
ton 1555 yeae, carries a 243
average, and is responsible
for !cooping Ills team in the
timber two pesitiete
The two Ctintbri 'teams are
waging a hot battle for tlie
ninnbet three spell and are
currently tied with 107 points,
Goderich B team and Wing -
ham are in the nurtibet five
and six position, while EXt-
ter's second entry is well hti
in the seventh spa with
Dobits. Zurich, 0 hothm' noW-
de11110 t to the league this year
hgvo # ere 40 points.
In ether individual
LorneHaugh of the itchy SIX
has the high single to date
with hitt 389, While' Bert Har-
ris holds the high live with
1.287.
•tir
Mgops
'0' ' 04:400.044,41k44
Old f6 the' niert
Wayelitta 1.11116 'tC4 ft. 111S0
trotiblet
They soon returned to the ice
however (luckily the time
keeper was a staff member)
and the students were unable
to score with the two-man ad„
vantage,
Teachers start it off
The staff wasted little time
in showing their well -seasoned
form (an understatement) and
iinmediately took play into the
students' end. However, they
chose to toy with the young-
sters for some time, and didn't
bother to score until nud-waY
through the first period.
George Wright. was the
marksman on the play, after
faking a perfect pass from Mr,
Bogart. The two sailed right
through the porous defense,
and firect the hall into the nets
past Mervyn Taylor.
Apparently realizing that it
would. be no fun to completely
walk a\vay with the contest,
the staff let down their fine
defensive play and let the stu-
dents have a few whacks at
the ball.
Laurie Illingworth, who ap-
peared to have skate runners
on the bottom. of his. shoes,
WA J the marksman on the fist
tally for the students.
goalie,Staff IVIr. Dixon, gave
Illingworth the whole net to
shoot at, figuring the youngster
would probably miss, but 11-
lingworth rose to the OCCAZi011
and fired the b 11 intoIbe net,
as the entire' 'staff 'team sat
along the boards and watched
the action.
The goal didn't faze the staff
in the least, and they decided
to give the students another
goal to help them along. This
time ,it was Jim Russell who
was able to take advantage of
the gift, and he flipped the,
ball Into the net past Mr,
Dixon.
Following the 2.1lead by the,
students, the staff decided to
get right down to work and,
play the way they were capable'
of cloing. They pulled their!
sub -goalie and put in regular
Ken Ottewell. Mr. Dixon. was
then moved onto his defensive
spot, where he was able to
show his fancy footwork and.
bruising body - checking
play.
The teachers took control O()
the contest and again hemmed
the students in their own end.
The youngsters even added
several extra players, but even
the illegal 'tactics were not
enough to stop the staff.
Mrs. Roger Emery, home
economics teacher, displayed
her excellent sweeping tech-
niques to register the sinal
goal of the contest. The play
was set up by Mr. .Bogart
again, and the distaff Member
of the staff made no mistakes
as the pass came rolling out
in front of the net,,
The students Pulled their
goalie and iced their entire
45 -man team in the dying Min-
utes, but the staff ,would not
'lluclge and lleld their grounds
for the tie.
?'receding the game, the
students and staff enjoyed a
skating party and returned to
(lit school for a dance, where
the presentation took place,
(ED note: Despite the un-
pleas2ntries described above -
A good time was had by all,
and it was all in good f)1n.)
topped the tournament for toP
money with handicaps added.
His 1126 total plus handicap
were enough to shove him into
first place past Fuller, who
ended up in the number two
spot.
Ted Wright and Don Wells
copped the number three and
four spots respectively.
In the hidden score depart..
ment, Make Gifford and Al
Flynn split a case of coca
cola, while Bill Wright, 15 -
year -old son of Ted Wright,
won a case of pepsi-cola do-
nated by Tuckey BeverageS,
Exeter,
Jim Haley, Bob Osgood,
Jim F a ir bairn and Simon
Nagel won a box of chocolates
each for their hidden scores.
As yet, Aub Farquhar has
not been instructed as to where
the next round .will he held,
but it will be played. before
February- 12.
The tournament results are
as f 11 :
Jack Fuller . 1240
BR)) Ntcol .......... , . 1223
Bob Osgood .... . 1190
Ted Wright .... • 1115
Stan Fray tte . ..... , 1112
Lorne Haugh 1126
Harold Pen hale 1123
,Don 1Vrigh I 1125
.1 int Fairbairn 1117
Jack Coughlin 1113
Lon Wells 112A
Charlie Caron 1277
inn Wright 1573
Lyall Riddell 1070
oord. 1lJerkY 1047
Brake Olt ford 1012
Norm Kelly 1075
Don Gra vett 1032
Al Flynn 907
'rom B,,rkr 031
Terry Farrell 920
Simon Nagel 303
Flay j'ory 377
mos Darling ........ , 352
Ron Needham 371
(lorry Webb :136
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