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STEPHEN FIELD MEET CHAMPIONS—These six students were declared champ-
ions at the Stephen township, school area field meet at Dashwood Monday. Top
row, from left, are Richard Denornme and Bernice Restemeyer, both of Dashwood,
Senior winners; Lorne Vincent, Greenway, intermediate; bottom row, James Hay
ter, Dashwood, junior; Marlene penomme, Khiva, intermediate, and Gwen Fink-
beiner, Crediton, junior. • .—.T -A photo
Dashwood PS dominates
Stephen
Dashwood Public Schoolcop-
ped .first place in the Stephen
School Area field meet held in
Dashwood on Monday after-
noon.
Dashwood students outdist-
anced competitors from seven
other participating schools by
picking up a total of 125 points
during the morning competition.
Crediton Public School was
second with a 92.point total and
Sharon Public School came in
third with 52 points,
The other schools taking part
In the field day ad the num-
ber of points they• obtained
were: Khiva (49), Greenway
(38)1, Shipka (34), Blacksmith
(23), Centralia (8).
Field competitions in. senior,
Intermediate and junior divi-
sions for both boys eand girls
were held in the morning while
the afternoon was given over to
softball paydowns between
the schools, in junior and sen-
ior divisions.
Individual championships for
the athlete obtaining the Most
points in each division were an-
nounced after all the results
were tallied,
Richard Denomme, Dash-
wood, was the senior boys
champion. with a total of 18
points.
Bernice. Restemeyer, also of
Dashwood, copped the senior
girls championship with 16
points.
The intermediate boys' cham-
pion was Lorne Vincent of
Greenway who picked up two
firsts for a total of 10 points.
Ma Tien e enom e, Klliva,
topped the intermediate girls
division championship with a
21 -point total,
James Hayter of Dashwood
garnered the most points in the
junior boys section to cop the
championship award for that
division. Jim picked up a total
of 18 ooints during the compe-
tition,
Gwen INnkbeiner, Centralia,
was named the junior girls'
champion as she obtained few'
firsts for 20 points.
:Dakliwood also showed its su-
premacy on the baseball dia-
mond during the afternoon by
winning both the junior and
senior softball, championships.
The Dashwood seniors de-
feated the combined team of
Shipka-Greenway in. the finals
to take"' that division after Ship-
ka-Gfeenway had defeated Sha-
ron. and Crediton in earlier
rounds. Crediton put out Shiva
Blackbuste to gain a berth in
the ,semi-finals against Shipka.
Greenway., -
The junior Dashwood. team
Also defeated Shipka-Greenway
juniors in the ,finals to cop the
championship for that division:
Dashwood eliminated Crediton
to get into the 'finals against
Shipka-Greenway who had aide -
lined Khiva-Blackbueh in the
semi-finals,
leey: D, ,Dealiwood: C', Crerilton;
8, Sharon; Khiva; (3, Green -
tray; Sit, Shipka; B, tiaelthUsh;
.Ce, Centralia,
SENIOR BOYS
11101 j'1111111—niebard Denninine,
b, Doug Beerier D, ,tehn BrOwti
C; running bread—Richard Dc -
Do nine D, John :Brawn 0, Ceil
Tyler ID; standing broad -130h
'Kirkby S, Carl Tyler 1), Dralg
:Render 1); itop-etcleiump—nice-
ard Denomme 0, Eugene anon-
ther .0, Claire Skinner C: hall
throw --Gordon VItincjit Eligen
area spor s meet
Guenther D, John Brown c; dash
—Bob Kirkby S. Richard ,13enom-
me 0, Gerald Finkbeiner C.
Champion — Richard Denomme,
Dasbwoed ; runner-up, Bob Kirk-
bY, Sharon,
SEI-VIOR GIRLS
Dash—Judy Itatz Sk, Bernice
Restemeyer 0, Cterateine Verkerk
(3; high jump—Judy Rats Sk,
Margaret Dodge S, Margaret Fah-
ner (3; running' broad—Eleanor
vein S, Bernice Restemeyer D.
Margaret Dodge C; standing broad
—Bernice McCrea D,judy Boull-
anne C. Gloria Adams 13; ball
throw—Jane Adams 13, Ellen
'Hartman K, Bernice Restemeyer
13; ball relay—Nancy Willert and
Bernice Restemeyer D. Bonnie
McCrea and Marianne Tlayter D,
Karon Finkbeirter and Kathy Bux-
ton C.
champion — r,ernicft nesie-
nieyer, Dash wood; runner-up, Judy
Baty.. Shipka.
INTERMEDIATE BOYS
Standing hroad--=Glorm Betz Tr,
Tion Dietrich, Richard Glanville
C. ball throw—Larne Vincent G.
Mark Ruggaber S, Bruce Clark
K; 1100-step-Jump—Peter Kraft D.
Tom. Russell,Sk, Clarence ,Ayott K;
dash -Mark Ruggaber S. G(LrY
Leyte G. Dan Dietrich K; high
jump—Lorne 'Vincent G, Gary
Lovie G. Peter Kluft DI running
broad—Torn Russell Sk, Richard
Glanville C, Larry Mason B.
Champion — Lorne Vincent,
Or c en w a y; runners-up, Peter
Dashwood, Mark Ruggaber,
Sharon, Tom :Russell, Shipka.
INTERMEDIATE GIRLS
Running broad—Marlene Denom-
me K. Janet rIIter 13, Yvonne
Steeper G; standing broad—Mar-
lene Denommo IR% Lorrie Becker
13, Gail Lamport Ce; ball throw—
T'atsy Clark C, Dorothy areb 13,
Peggy Ruggaber S: bail relay—
Dorothy Greb a,nd Sharon Morenz
13, Marlene :Denonnne and Mari-
lyn :Dietrich 1C, Donna Gotten and
ParlIone Desjard inc. G; dash—
Judy Reader K. Marlene Denommo
X. Gail Lamport Ce; high jump—
Marlene Denomme K. Patsy Clark
C, Roberta Sharpe C.
Champion — Marlene De:torn:me,
Kit Va ; runner-up, Patsy Clark,
Cred1L0n,
JUNIOR BOYS
Ball relay—John Fahner and
Charlet; Bottlianne C. Eugene Bec-
ker and jimmy 'Hoffman 13, Gor-
don Jones and Russell Pfaff C.:
dash Douglas Finkbeiner 8,
James Dayter 0, Bob Webb D
high jump --James Ilayter Rus -
Sell Pfaff C. Bah Finkbeiner 8:
yenning broad—Ron Stone G,
Lewis 1)esjardine (3, Bob Webb D;
Standing broad, James. Baxter D,
jimmy :Koffman D, Toni Rugga-
ber, S; ball 'throw—James Naylor
D, Toni Ruggaber B, Jimmy Hoff -
matt D.
Champion — James Hasler,
Dashwood; runners - up, jimmy
Koffman „ 1)ash wood, Doug Fink -
bei nor, Sharon.
JUNIOR GIRLS
throw—Marlene Dietrich
13k, Katie Eberhardt CI, Sharon
et71 r 1: 1 it e 8; hall relay—Gwen
Pink Wailer and Charmaine Schenk
C, Margaret Merrier and Mary
Log Shank 11, Sharon Martine
and Penny 'Ford 8; dash—Gwen
Finitbeiner C, Mary Loll Shenk
j), Katie Eberhardt (I; high Junin
—Marlene 1)iel rich 8, Eleanor
Wolfe. 1), 103,tie Eberhardt C:
standing broad—Gwen Vinkbeiner
r'. Marlene Dietrich Sk, lCatie
Eberhardt C'; running brnad—
Gwen Finkbeiner C, Katie Eber-
hardt C!, Eleanor Wolfe D.
Champion — Gwen Pinkbeincr,
Credite); runner-up, Marlene Diet-
rich, Shipka,
CATCH FRENCH PICKEREL
Pour local Ince jellied a fish-
ing party on the French River
recently and brought home a
mess of pickerel, The anglers
included Ed Brady, Bob Din -
hey, Ross Tuckey and Jack
Smith.
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THE PALMER METHOD
Post second win
over Centralia
Exeter Pee Wees racked up
their second win in a row over
Centralia here Tuesday night
by pounding out a 12-3 win.
Bev Prost started for Exeter
,and got credit for the win al-
though he was relieved in the
third by David Cowan.
Exeter picked up six runs
in the first inning and five
more in the next three innings
to salt away the contest.
Larry Willert smashed two
and Uilke Nagel added a sin-
gle and a double for the home
town boys. David Cowan crash-
ed a triple, Bev Prest a dou-
ble and Billy Farquhar a sin-
gle as Exeter picked ep 12
runs on seven hits. However,
they eeceived nine walks from
the two Centralia pitchers,
Page and Burton.
EXETER,— McDonald, Far-
quhar, Nagel, McArthur, Prest,
Cowan, Willert, DEler, Camp-
bell, Lawson, Baynham, Hint-
on.
CENTRALIA — Riddle, Gor-
don, Aslitme Beech, Loch, Bur-
ton, Grayer, Page, Allan, Mc-
Leod, Shippey, Tagne, Cos-
grove.
Lots of people play dumb.
Unfortunately too many aren't
playing.
It's pretty hard to convince
the kids that the shortage of
teachers is a calemite.
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Lanes hit stride 1 'he Tirres"AdYo" 1""
again PostI f PI" 7
ith win over Hensall
AO Farquhar's a of tb a 11
team, got back ,011 the winning
side of the seoresheet by de*
Seating itenagli 0-3 .on Tuesday
,pight.
The win was the LaneS'
first after three straight set-
backs In Baron SCdtball action.
The teem now bee a 3-5 record
and is (lee with Wingham and
Hensel' for seeped place in the
standings.
Don "Dinger" Bell went all
the way on the
ter in recording his secone win
of the year over Hensel!. 3ell
allowed only six hits during the
nine innings and he struck out
five and walked two.
Don Mousseau handled the
pitching duties for Hensell for
the first five innings before be-
ing replaced by Don Pickerieg.,
Together they gave up 11 hits,
ton.
Exeter retaliated with one
run in their half of the first.
Saxton belted a home rim
for Wiegharn In the Mai liming
to give Wingham a 4.1 edge
and the score stayed that way
until the end of the game,
Blake Gifford got Exeter's
fourth hit in the sixth inning
when he went in to pinch hit
and promptly singled to right.
It Cannel little damage as
Wingham dot the next hatter
to fly out to retire the side.
Farquhar's team won't have
another crack at Wingham UP^
JUi3f 4 when they travel
there for a return .natch.
Woodstock HRs
struck Qui: four, and walked too much for CE
elle,
Ron Bogart and Murray
Brintnell led the Lanes attack
by pounding out three bits
apiece. Bogart mashed two
singles and a double while
Brintnell banged three straight,
singles in his first three times
at bat.
Lyle Little contributed two
singles to the Exeter cause and
"Dinger" Bell and ;tire Carey
each crashed a triple and a
double respectively, .
All the Hensel.' hits were
confined to singles picked up
by Mousseau, Lavery, Brint,:
nell, J. Bell, M. Bell, and,
Kyle.
Exeter took an early lead in
the first inning by plating three
big runs. Both teams picked up;
two in the fifth and the Lanes,
scored their final tally in 'The
sixth. Hensel). picked up its
third run in the final inning.
Farquhar's team will travel
to Honsall today (Thursday)
for a return game of the one
played here Tuesday.
EXETER—Little, 3b; Bogart
2b; Brintnell, c; Fuller, ef;
Westbrook, ib; ,Carey, es; Ed-
wards, rf; Bell, p; Richard-
son, lf, Blommaert (6).
HENSALL -- G. Bell, ib;
Mousseau, p; Pickering (6);
Cameron, 2b; Bordon, c; Lay.
ery, ab; Brintnell, ef; Bell,
ss; Kyle, if, Taylor (7); M.
Bell, rf,
Drop second tilt
to Wingham nine
Aub Farquhar's softballers
lost their 'second game in a row
to Wingham Thursday night
when they were dumped 4-1.
The game, which was played
in Exeter, bad to he called
after .six innings because of
darkness.
Wisigham turned a meagre
four hits into four runs while
Exeter managed to get only a
single counter on the same
number of bingles.
Dick Harris, on the mond
for the Lanes, whiffed one and
walked 'two to go with his four -
bitter. Hugh McMillan struck
out four and walked four in
pitching Wingham to victory.
Lyle Little led. the Exeter
hitters by smashing two ,singles
and scoring the bowlers' lone
run. Jim 'Carey crashed a dou-
ble in the first inning to drive
in Exeter's i:un after Little
had singled.
Winghain plated three big,
runs in the opening inning on
a single by McMillan, a walk
to Bain, and back to back
doubles by Gardner and Fox -
Davies, Grant, Denning
and Benn
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morial Softball League game
Sunday,
Woodstock picked up 13 runs
on 13 hits while Centralia could
0111Y manage 2 runs an 7 hits.
Lennox started on the mound
for Centralia but was replaced
in the seventh inning by Wiper.
Johnson came on in the ninth.
Banzel went all the way on the
hill for Woodstock.
Burke was the leading bat-
ter at the plate for GE with
three hits ie. four at bats, Ben-
nett banged a two -bagger for
the air force crew and Hender-
son and Comire both added
singles.
Woodstock crashed a total of
four home runs. Frank and
Will Rogers, Armstrong and
South all smashed circuit clouts
for the winners.
The loss gave Centralia a
record of four losses and two
wins in league action this
year.
A telephone pole never strikes
an automobile except in self-
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"Now, Jimmy, if your father
earned $100' and gave your
mother half, what would she
have?"
"Heart failure, ma'am,"
soccer tilt
spelacyonodusrouv,pid)joilfi tlioereLobeedgoiermCiunpg
In this Saturday.
TWA te op,ntraii4 sQcepi, club However, there will be a
squeaked by 1,ondon Itungarial game between the E"'ter
Loccienr aid4soonetliaoinion game setwatbaya at 10 9,ett,01, thla
Distriet SeheelbeYe 4114 the Cenil'ali.a
Celn:htreaUWIll .oWnasSthatelirtsyt. for the , Seaetaur.tdeaeyQeml oderilliinliga.Wks defeated
In junior soccer league ac-
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Lem playdowne and the Onta- battled to a 3,3 draw.
rio Cup playoffs.
The only god in the game
cane le the first half of the
contest And fi= then on the
Centralia team played a tight
defensive game and thwarted
all attempts by the lilingariaes'
to put the hall in the net.
TOM, Farrugla Seared the
lone goal of the game when he
took a pass from Gerry Cum-
mings on the run. and drilled a
hard shot at the net from close:
in. The ball hit the top cross-
bar and rebounded into the net.
CE fansehad. a few anxious:
1Tne rk"etfs thee gsre c otelide h3a0ifinwinhuetne
two Hungarian ‘shots in suc-
cession 5truck the top cross-
bar but failed to go into the
net.
Tbe goal was Farrugia's six -1
teenth in the 17 games that
Centralia has played this year.
Centralia has tallied a total of
37 goals in league play.
There will be no soccer game
this weekend because Centre.,
lia has received a bye :into the I
THE BETTER COMPACT
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League standings demonstration and ,deal.
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This week's scores;
'Zurich 12. itlxeter 1.
Zurich 8, Kirk Lon 3
REC SOFTBALL
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GIffords 2 1 0 4
(1".1an :egl?Po, iiiiiiii 1 1 0 2
_Kinsmen . . 1 3 0 2
This week's scores;
(.11Pferds R. ii:jesnmen 7
(Affords 11. Kinsmen 1)
HURON SOFTBALL
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This week's scores;
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Exeter 6, liensall 3
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