The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1961-06-22, Page 8IDERODING DEE PRONATION MYTH!
NO 8 'The 'Volts.Adves@tot June 224 1961
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BANTER
By PERRY BCYLE
THISPERSONALITY
We people interested in minor sport or
sport of any JOnd are going to miss F/L Moe
Gobeit, the sports officer at RCAF Centralia who
has been posted Overaeas, We wish him the best
of luck.,
Before he goes, I would like to express our
gratitude for the help he has given to the Exeter
sporting scene, Through him, we nave been fortu-
nate to bring to our minor hockey banquets some
of hockey's biggest names, including Doug Harvey
and "Boom Boom" Geer-
frion. He has been instru-
mental obtaining sizable
grants and equipment for
our minor hockey program
In. which the Centralia boys
participate, He has lent his
coaching t a 1 e 11 t Saturday
mornings and helped in
many other ways.
Moe graduated from the
University of Montreal with
a B.A. degree in 1941. He's
married and has one son,
Charles. He served in the
RCAF from 1942 to 1946,
then returned to school. In
August, 1949, he returned to
the service •as recreation of-
ficer.
F/L MOE GOBEIL
, Hockey fans who watched the station team,
win its way to the training command championship
in 1957 by defeating Winnipeg in Exeter in the
finals will remember grey-haired Moe faking, Suck-
ing in checks, then feeding perfect setup passes
to Bill Franklin (who also played with Exeter Mo-
hawks).
He was always a gentleman on the ice (and
speak from experience since I refereed a lot of
the games). No matter how bad the• call, Moe
never questioned it. He also won the station golf
title in 1960 He plays a fine game of tennis and
was an infielder on the softball team.
His son Charles seems to be following the
pattern as he can hit a golf ball well and played
a good game of hockey in our house league. We
hope that Moe will remember our district as well
as we'll remember him. "Bon voyage".
RAIN TAKES MANY FORMS
Everything and anything can happen on a
golf course. A couple of weeks ago at Oakwood
one of the town's leading sports figures, Lloyd
Cushman, was playing with a -friend (I hope) when
the large black clouds swept in from the north-
west as both players advanced on No. 6 fairway.
Cushman was playing his second shot about
22 yards from the tee. His friend, taking his 12th
stroke about 15 yards to the south, shouted, "The
rain's coming", then wound up and hit a tremencl-
ous drive of 10 feet. Just then, Cush raised his
hand to test the air and sure enough it fell—a
golf club that is. Had not rain been threatening,
he would have had a sore head instead of hand,
"AIN'T IT THE TRUTH?"
They always come back to naunt you. Thurs-
day, June 15, was a good example of this when
Kirkton opened the H -P baseball season in Exeter
by defeating the home club 4-2.
• Leading the visitors was none other than
• our "Willie" Waghorn, who started his ball and
hockey career in our minor setup. Add to this the
baffling southpaw slants of Bobby Dobson, who
played bantam and midget with Exeter as well as
• in the Cyclone league. The newlywed pitched a
superb game.
And last, but not least, was young Barry
Brintnell, son of old pro Wiley Brintnell, who
starred for years with Hensall, the boundary team,
Exeter and. others. Barry has played pee wee for
• two years, bantam for two more and we were
figuring on him for shortstop on this year's midget
team. However, with his work at home on the farm
and playing short for Kirkton, he feels he can't
play midget. It's our less because Barry has the
makings of a fine player,
* • '
'TWAS A BUSY NIGHT
The same night, the centre diamond was
buzzing with pee wee aspirants under Red Loader
and. Gord Baynham and if their enthusiasm con-
tinues there'll never be any need to bring in im-
ports in the future. These boys really jump. I don't
envy Red his job of selection of personnel. He
tells me we need a squirt team as well.
After an hour or so -of practice, they gave
up the diamond to the bantam's under Jerry Smith,
that rabid Los Angeles' supporter and former Ex-
eter catcher. With one night' S practice, Smith's
dub won Friday's opener with RCAF Centralia in
a 3-2 squeaker,
It's good to see Huron Park lads back in
baseball, With fellows like Cpl. Calber ry and Tom•
iny Burke giving of their time and abilities to de-
velop these young players. Huron Park teals° rep-
resented in -the pee wee division.
Weg moved over to the softball field where
Aub Farquhar's softball team was host to Wing -
ham in a WOAA fixture. Here was another tight
battle which, like the baseball genie, went to the
visitors 2-1. Ran across a familiar :face in a Wing-
** .barn nniform—Ken Saxton, the former Exeter Mo -
,:a hawk catcher of that good team of a few years age
when Joe and Steve Mitre and Bob Russell were
• his battery mate,Ken looked longingly Over at the
baseball game and remarked, "How l'cl like to be
back of the plate over there!" lie asked about the
other boys he had played. with when here and
wished to bo remerribered to theni.
r THE GALS HAD. A REAL WORKOUT!
Friday, June 16, the ladies' softball team
Opened their season at Winthrop with a 20-19 win,
Apparently they weakened in the ninth after work-
ing up, a 20,0 lead but finally got the third out
after the home team tallied for 10 runs in the
last half -inning, CeacheS Cushman and Smith learn.
ed Seine new nits' arid should .be able to do a
much better job 'from BOW on. Apparently the
umpires Mere enlightening in their interpretation
of Dm rules, Chins up, gam—one Oil gO to go,
•
•
OPEN EXETER GOLF COURSE—Taking a hefty swing at the first tee of Exeter
Golf Course on opening day, Saturday, is •Cliff Heywood. Watching his stroke are
Ulric Snell, Charles Smith, Ray Mills, owner Allan Westcott and Roy Westcott,
Quite a number of local golfers tried out the course over the weekend. Although
temporary greens and tees are in use at the moment, most golfers were impressed
with the layout. —T -A photo
Exeter pee wees
down Centralia
The Exeter Pee Woes spoiled
the first game of the year for
Centralia, a new entry into' the
league, when they swamped
the CE boys 21-5.
David Cowan pitched a strong
game on the mound for Exeter
although he was taken out late
in the game to give some pitch-
ing experience to a couple of
other young chuckers.
Ricky McDonald was the big
gun for ;Exeter. He smashed
out two .singles and a like
number of doubles. Five play-
ers picked up three hits each
at the plate. The five were
Allan DfAlliard, Larry Willed,
Paul Mason, John Loader and
Cordie Greenacrc. Two hits
were banged out by David
Cowan, Tilike Nagel and Brian
MacArthur. Single hits went to
Peter Lawson, Bev Prest and
Barry Baynhain.
It was the first game of the
year for both clubs and it was
the first game in a number of
years for the newly -formed
Centralia.
Name winners
in lawn bowling
Exeter Lawn Bowling Club
sponsored a jitney Saturday,
June 17, and another tourney
Tuesday, June 20.
Ray Mills and Barb Taylor
took the first prize in Satur-
day's contest with two wins and
a plus of ten.
Second place went to George
Thompson, Len McKnight, and
Luther Reynolds who compiled
a record of two wins and ,a
plus of seven,
Wilf Goodwin and Mrs. Len
McKnight took third spot on
two wins and a plus of five.
In Tuesday's tourney, Wilf
Goodwin and Ray Smith
emerged as winners with two
wins and a plus of twenty.
Ray Mills and Betty Tilley
copped second place with two
Coming up
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HURON -PERTH BASEBALL
,June
'23—Staffa at Zurich
26—Zurich at. Kirkton
Hensall at Exeter
28—Staffa at Exeter
29—Hensall at Zurich
HURON SOFTBALL
122—Wingham at, Exeter
• 23—Belgrave at Hensall
27—Hensall at Exeter
29—Exeter at. Hensall
LADIESSOFTBALL
22—Exeter at Clinton Bell Tel,
29—RCAF Clinton at Exeter ,
MEMORIAL SOFTBALL
25—Woodstock at Centralia
(2:00 p.m.)
28—Centralia at. Stratford
McGILLIVRAY SOFTBALL
22—West Corners vs. Sylvan
24—Grand Bend vs. Lieury
26—W. Corners vs. Clandeboye
28—Grand Bend vs. Brinsley
SOCC E
24—Hungaria at Centralia
LINIMENT SOFTBALL
26—Giffords at Kinsmen
28—Legion at Crediton
MIDGET ALL-STARS
22—Dashwood at Crediton
27—Exeter at Mitchell
29—Crediton at Exeter
BANTAM ALL-STARS
22—Hensall at. Exeter
28—Goderich at Hensall
Clinton at Centralia
PEE WEE ALL-STARS
23—Exeter at Clinton
24—Hensall at Centralia
(3:00 p.m.)
27—Ccntralia at Exeter
Hensel]. at Clinton
JUVENILE
29—Seaforth at Hensall
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wins and a plus of thirteen and
Walter Westbrook and Mrs.
Ted Pooley placed third with
two wins and •a plus of nine.
Soccer club ousted,
in tight cup matches
RCAF Centralia Soccer club game up at 1-1.
was eliminated from further The Italo-Canad'
action in two cup playdowns back strongly and were
this week when they lost both rewarded with seven minutes
of their playoff games. left in the game when they got
Centralia was sidelined from
the Cresswell Cup series when
they lost a heart -breaking 2-1
decision to the Italo-Canadians
of London Saturday.
The air force drew was also
knocked out of the Ontario Cup
their second goal of the night
to put them out of reach of
the Centralia boys.
• Although they have been eli-
minated from the Ontario and
Cresswell Cups, Centralia will
still have a crack at the City of
playoff when they were crushed London Cup playdowns which
4-0 by a superior Viscount team begin in the early part of July.
from London. Centralia will also continue
to play in the London and Dis-
Centralia lost to the Italo- triet Soccer League and their
Canadians in the final seven next game is on Saturday,
minutes of the game when one
lune 24 ehen they host Hunga-
of the Italian forwards trick- ria at Centralia,
led the ball over the goal line Organize soccer league
for a counter which was hotly Brian Bland and Ray Hore,
disputed by the Centralia team. along with Les Routledge and
The dispute arose because Dick Parrish, have Organized
the Italian forward had hit the a soccer league for boys out at ,
Centralia goaler while he was Centralia, Two junior teams
jumping for the ball in a and two senior teams have been c
Rack up 4 runs
in softball contest
West Corners and Sylvan
both recerded wins in McGilli-
vray softball action this, Week.
Sylvan swamped Clandeboye
by a score of 45-6 and West
Corners beat Grand Bend in
the only other game played.
lit Seri.
4-3 coun
Loader's clutch single
gives Mohawks 8-6 win
Jim "notl" oder made an
auspicious return hardball
• 1.4
wars Tuesday night .with
cluteli single in the eighth. in -
.
;1v
1i;hlaien, s°E.clrxeedterl'heMlovliNwilg
run
edged Kirkton. 8-6 in Huron'
Perth action.
"Red" delivered his hit with
the bases loaded and 'two out
tq break up a tight 6-6 ball
time at bat, the redhead ;drove
Ignanittele, first two rws.Spfeceinb:
game when he Singled. with
Men on second and third. The
game marked ,the first time in
four years that Red has played
in a game although he has
acted as a coach for minor
teams during that time.
Tile win was a reversal of a
.gaine played: in Exeter the
previous Thursday when Kirk -
ton squeaked by the Mohawks
4-3,
Ray Johnson started on the
mound for Exeter and pitched
.asitnig'onggame until the sixth
inning
when Kirkton scored
five of their six runs. Jim Rus-
sell came in to finish the game
for the Mohawks and he gave
up only one hit and. two bases
on balls during the final 3A
innings.
Johnson gave up five hits and
he struck out two and walked
six in going the first 51 in-
nings, Russell allowed one hit,
struck out six and walked two
in hurling his ;second triumph
of the season.
.Kirkton started with Crago
pitching but switched to Robby
Dobson in the fourth. Dobson.
was the losing pitcher and the
Centralia and Clinton
exchange victories
RCAF Centralia lost their
second game in a row ineme-
mprial softball play in Clinton
Tuesday night when they were
stopped 8-3 by RCAF Clinton.
The air force crew was
blanked 10-0 by Tavistock the
previous Friday but .they did
manage to win one game this
week when they dropped Clin-
ton 7-3 in a game at Centralia
on Wednesday, June 14,
Centralia managed to pick
up the same number of hits as
Clinton, 12, but they only
turned them into three runs
'while Clinton scored eight.
' Al Wiper was on the hill for
Centralia and he managed to
keep Clinton off the scoresheet
for four innings but in the fifth
they got to hint for two and
then the boys from Clinton
really went to town and scored
six runs in the final three
innings.
Clinton had Motomura hand-
ling the pitching duties and he
went the full nine innings to
Legion team
Crediton win
Crediton and the Legion won
their first games of the year
and the Kinsmen and Giffords
lost their first as the Rec ,Soft-
ball League swung into its first
full week of action.
Crediton stopped Giffords in
Crediton Friday night by a
7-5 score. It was the first win
of the season for Crediton, a
new entry into the league, aft-
er losing their first game to
the Kinsmen.
Al Smith started the game
for Crediton and he was re-
lieved. by Terry Wade in the
third. Blake Gifford :went the
distance on the mound for the
s.
Terry Wade led the Crediton
attack with a single and triple
to drive in two runs. Other
Crediton batters to get two
hits were John Wade, Jack
England and Bess Haugh,
Big Min Russell had a good
day at the plate as he smashed
out a homer and a single for
he Giffords. Lorne Haugh
crashed two doubles and Bob
Nicol banged out a two -bagger
and a single.
Legion down Kinsmen
The Legion halted the Kins-
nen's winning. streak at one
game by clowning them 4-2 in
a close garne at Exeter,
Jim Carey drove in both
(insmen tallies with tWo cir-
tit clouts.
All four teams will see ac -
ion this coining week with
he Giffords going against the
Gnsmen Monday night and
Crediton hosting the Legion on
Wednesday night.
scramble in front of the net, formed and they will ,play
This is considered to be a .foul
against each other on Satui•day
but since the referee did' not mornings.
l t
see the intraetien the goal Was A practice for all boys Who!
allowed and Centralia lost the wish to participate will be heldl
gaUp nle' this SattirdaYi ;vilne 24.
to that point Centralia
had carried the play in the sec -
mid half bUt had only been
able to put the ball in the het
once.
The Itelo-Canadians seered
the first Oril Of the game 12
ininutes after the kick-off when
their inside left rad in and
let go with a driVe at the net.
The bail caught the miller -side
of thc crossbar and rebounded
into the net to give the,italiatis
a 1-0 feed.
The Centralia tenni. had Iron.
rel started
Jn ni'first
f the As halllty
to6k ta6 initiatiVe and carried
the play,,
• Centralia tied the score early,
In the second half when Dick
Parrish Closed in on the goalie
with WO players 1110Vd11# th 0/1
him. }le flicked the hall Over
the outstretched arnis Of Hie
goaltender
and Gerry Kugler
Made Stitt of UM goal by Nish..
Itig It over the line Co tic the
register the victory,
Fred McLeod drove in four
runs with a single, double and
triple to sink Centralia by him-
self.
Coffin went 3 for 4 at the
plate for Clinton and Buss was
2 for 4 and they each scored
twice for four more runs.
Tommy Dedit led Centralia
at bat with 3 hits in four trips
to the plate. Ron Gardner and
Bob Henderson banged out two
safeties each with one of Hen-
derson's going for three bases
to drive in a Centralia run,
Score by innings
RHE
Centralia 000 100 002 3 12 5
Clinton 000 021. 23x 8 12 1
RCAF nine
takes Clinton
RCAF Centralia got back on
the winner's side of the score -
sheet Wednesday, June 14,
when they defeated Clinton 7-
3.
Centralia started off with a
bang in ,the first inning when
they picked up three runs and
they closed off the final in-
ning with another three to post
their second win in Memorial
Softball action.
Clinton scored three runs in
the second inning to tie Cent-
ralia but Jack Donald retali-
ated in the third with a home
run that proved to be the win-
ning tally.
Al Wiper went the distance
on the mound for Centralia in,
posting the victory. Ile struck
out two and walked none in
showing a fine display of con-
trol.
Desharnais started 'for Clin-
ton but was lifted in the first
inning when Centralia scored
three big runs. He was re-
placed by Montamura and he
finished the guile on the hill
for Clinton.
Jack Donald paced the Cent-
ralia attack with three hits in
four at bats, lion Gardner also
wielded a big bat for the Air
Force crew with a two -for -
three performance and he drove
in all three runs that Centralia
scored in the eighth
"Stick" Thompson went bye -
for -four at the plate and he
scored two runs and got one
RBI.
Two of Clinton's runs were
unearned with the third com-
ing when Imeson belted a
home run. Coffill and Morita-
mUra drove in the other tWo
runs. -
A fellow wouldrite inind loan-
ing his lawn mower if the
borrower woulclet take it Out
of the yard,
WWII never be poptilar if
laegsesieseivernexdetehri.s maid at 1.1.
Dobson and Crago yielded a
total 01 13 hits during the nine
whiffed
six btters and gave a
Up
meagre three bases on balls.
pg leaDrttlec del‘a/ etc, iPea banged
eandldv coslo at
till hoicei
singles in five times at ba
Jini Russell followed closely
with a double and a single and
"Red" Loader crashed two
singles to drive in four runs,
Jim Hennessey singled his first,
two time at bat and Joe Wood
en delivered another hit that
also went for one base.
Dick Crago smashed a triple,
a double and a single for a
3 for ,3 performance at the
plate for Kirkton .` The other
three Kirkton hits, all singles,
went Sawyer, and
Exeter scored first in the
third innings when they picked
up two runs on a walk to
George Wright, a single by
McFalls and Loader's bans
clearing smash that drove in
both runners.
Exeter went ahead 4-0 in the
top of the fourth when Ray
Johnson and Simon Nagel both
scored on a pair of errors and
a- single by Russell.
Kirkton came back strongly
in their half of the fourthy ancl
filled the bases with ()IAane
man out. Johnson got out of
trouble when Bruce Greenstreet
flied to centre to score one
run and then the Exeter chuck,
er got the next man to go
down swinging.
The Mohawks took a 5-1 lead
in the fifth inning when Bogart i
banged a singleinto right field,
was moved along on Loader's
fly ball to centre and scored
standing- up on Joe Wooden's
single.lrlKton took a one -run lead
in the sixth when they plated
five big runs. Johnson ran into
control trouble and walked the
first three batters he faced.
Kirkton scored one run when
Dobson hit into a fielder's
choice and they posted four.
more runs on a single, a dou-
ble, and another
The Mohawks charged back
from their one -run deficit in
the eighth inning with three
runs, two of which were un-
earned.
Wright and Russell both got
on base when the first base-
man lost the ball in the sun
and dropped what would have
been two easy put-outs. Mc -
Falls followed with a single
that scored Wright and tied up
the ball game. Bogart then
loaded the bases when he drew
a walk and "Red" Loader fol-
lowed with his gale -winning
single that drove in two runs.
The win gave the 'Mohawks
an even record of two wins
and two losses, The loss was
the fourth of the year for Kirk -
ton against one victory.
EXETER.—Nagel, cf, Haley
(8): Wright, ss; Russell,. lb;
McFalls, c; Bogart, 3b; Loader
If; 1Vooden, rf; Hennessey,' 2b;
Johnson, p;
KIRKTON., Burgin, cf,
Blackler (5); Crago, p, Dob-
son (4); Sawyer, c; Waghorn,
lb; Eveleigh, rfi Rondell, 3b;
Brintnell, ss, Stephens (4);
Greenstreet, lf; Hooper, 2b,
Crago (4).
Kirktbn cops
first victory
Kirkton won their first game
of the , year M Huron -Perth
action here Thursday night
when they squeaked by the
Exeter Mohawks 4-3.
The win was, their first after
three consecutive losses and
loss was the second in a row
for the Mohawks who have
von only once, their first game
in Hensall.
Robby Dobson twirled a beat
three -hitter on the' mound for
ICirkton for 61/a innings before
being replaced by George
Crago for the final two outs.
The crafty lefthatider whiffed
eight and walked seven in
gaining his first victory of the
sea8°ll
The Kirkton attaek picked up
Six hits oft Mohawk pitcher
Jim Russell who .was a little
shaky in only his second start
of the campaign. Russell struck
out eight and walked six in go-
ing the distance on the hill,
Big Bill Waghorn was the
hero or the day for Kirkton
when he drilled a long .single
into left -centre to score Black -
ler With the fourth and &Old-
itig run in the Seventh
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THE PALMER METHOD
PRONATION
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HAND TOWARD A POSITION IN WHICH THE PAIM
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IN AN EFFORT 70 OPEN DIE CLUBFACE, BUT ALL
THEY PRODUCE Is A VERY FLAT SWING, IN WHICH
78* cLuRHEAD IS SWUNG "AROUND THE KNEES."
SUCH DELIBERATE PRONATION ALSO CAUSES THE,
LEFT 'SHOULDER TO Mt MUCH 100 HIGH ON
THE BACKSWING,
by Arnold Palmer
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INDEPENDENT TWISTING
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NECEsSARY:
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CredtIon 7, (Iltiords 5
Legtop, 4, 'Kinsmen 2
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Clinton
C'entralla
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Woodstock
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Tarlstoek JO, Centralia,
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