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The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1961-09-21, Page 7.1. CHAMPIONS TWO YEARS IN A ROW—Here's the Hen- sall minor club to' which district sportsmen doff their hats for winning two consecutive provincial champion- ships in OBA play. They've been awarded the Ontario Juvenile "C" title this year and captured the midget .title last year, Front row, from left, Brian Christian, David Buchanan, Bill McKinnon, Steve Kyle, Harry Moir; middle row, Manager Ed Corbett, Robert McNaughton, Harry Jones, Bill Shaddick, Coach Ernie Chipchase; back row, Dennis Mock, Bob Mickle, Jerry Chapman, Bruce Horton and Jack Chipchase. Absent were Coach Lloyd Mousseau and Bill Brown, --T-A photo Win fourth game 10-3 Greys explode to tie s Exeter Greys bombarded Greys hit Winthrop with a 10 -hit attack Monday night in }tenni' to post a. convincing 10-3 victory and tie up the best -of -five Ladies Huron Senior Softball League finals at two games each. &fifth and deciding game for group championship will be played in Hensall Monday night, Sept, 25, under the lights at 9:00 pm. Elimination faced the Exeter club in this one but after the locals had finished playing the early innings, little doubt was left about the outcome of the game. The Greys took advantage of three hits, two walks and three Winthrop errors to move into a 5-0 second inning lead. Exe- ter added two more in the fourth for a commanding 7-1. edge and then climaxed the affair with a three -run effort in the seventh. Mary Gravett paced Exeter with, a triple and single in four t. ri p s, Thirdbasemen B e v Wright and Verla Smith each cracked a double and a single in the winning cause. Audrey Pooley with a double and Ruth Hendrick, Alice -Ann Nikon and Rosalie Carey with singles rounded out the locals' artillery attack, For Winthrop, pitcher Donna Hannon was the big gun. She singled in the fourth inning and added a run -producing triple in the sixth. Hannon also fanned 12 in going the seven inning rout. June Dolmage with two sin- gles and Marilyn' "Stretch" Archibald with a single ac- counted for the other Winthrop safeties. Take early lead The Greys got off on the right foot in the first inning when, with two out, Bev Wright Hensall fair winners —Continued from page 5 711, Brenda Noakes, Clark For- rest. Best decorated vase—grades 1-4, Billy Cornell, Bev Clark, Beverly Corneil; grades 5.8, Ricky Buchanan, Bonnie Dick 711, Ruth Srnale, Aster, Cathy Fuss, Larry Wright 7H, Brian Chappel 711; Zinnias, grades 1-8, Ivan Boa 711, Clark Forrest, Lynn Alder - dice 10T. GRAIN Oats --Quart, Larry Wright' 711, Janice Wright 711, Bill Bell 1T; sheaf, Ivan Boa 711, Petri- - cia Barris 711. Barley — Quart, Janice 11, Larry Wright 711; Wheat — Quart, Laity Wright 7H, Janice Wright 7H, Bill Bell IT; sheaf, Ivan Boa 7H. Field Beans, Bill Bell 1T, Gordon Dick 71f, Larry Wright 711. Silage Corn, Janice Wright 711, Donald Cole 711; field corn, Pauline Bell, Ann Bell, Larry Wright 711; sweet corn, Bill Bell 1T, Ivan Boa 71-1, Patri- cia Harris 7H. FRUIT Northern Spy apples, Barry Mousseau 1011, 'Ivan Boa 711, Mervyn Bell Snow, Barry Mousseau 1011, Brian Chappel 7H; McIntosh, Barry Mousseau 1011, Garry Goss, Colleen tayn- ham; variety, Barry Mousseau 101-I, Bill Bell 1T, Brian Chap - Pel 711; pears, Ivan Boa 711, Gerry Sararas 711, Gary Kyle, R OOTS and VEGETABLES Turnips — Junior, Debra Att- derson, Dennis Kerslake 711, Barbara Kerslake 7.H; senior, 13111 Bell IT, Bennie Kerslake 71-1. Beets -- JuniOr, Linda Ray, Brian Chappel 711, Donald Cole 711; senior, Bill Chipchase, Ivan Boa 7110 Bennie Kerslake 711. Mangels -., Junior, Dennis Kerslake 711, Katherine Ale, 71-1;Ewan 10H, Barbara McEwen4 seniors Bonnie Kerslake 7144 Patricia 711, arrefs Junior, Janet; Ot. ten ITO Ittiebtra da'Xyl-e* senior, 13111 Bali ITy Danny1J)fcr, gier, Patricia Raffia 714. Otaldies Junior, Rolle 01,- , iris Alexander, Muriel eVgnson; senior, Clark Icor. rat, Janice Wright 71-1, Ivan Boa. 711. Onient Jutitor, 4bati mons, Wayne Corbett 10H, Joey Raeburn; senior, Gary Deitz 2T, Ivan Boa 711, Bill Bell 1T. Pumpkins — Sweet, Larry McLean 1T, Barbara Kerslake 711, Al Corbett 1011; large, Jer- ry Traquair, IT, Gerry Alder - dice 10T, Bonnie Kerslake 711. Tomatoes — Any variety, Lin- da Hay, Beverly Cornell, Gor- don Dick 711. Cabbage — Any Variety, Gary Sararas 711, Paul Munn 1011, Bonnie Kerslake 711, Squash — Hubbard, Ruth Ann Coleman 711, Bonnie Kerslake 711, Barbara Kerslake 711; Pep- per, Clark Forrest, Michael Sangster, Gary Deitz 1T. Citron — Any variety, Den- ise Kerslake 7H, Bonnie Kers- lake 71-1, Patricia Harris 711. Best Collection of Vegetables —Bill Bell 1T, Clark Forrest, Danny Kipfer. PARADE Best decorated bicycle (under 1.0), Carolyn Ceok, Beth Cook, Susan Bradley, Linda Hay, Keith Havens, Michael Davis, Al Corbett 1011, Margaret Rooseboom, Cathy Cook; over 10, Linda Kipfer, Wayne Raynes, Gary Kyle. Best decorated tricycle—Pat- ty Van Wieren, Eddy Roose- boom, Gary Goss, Jimniy Wat- son, Danny Turvey, Billy Wat- son, Doug Kyle, Ross Alex. ander, Cleinent, Debra Havens, Barbara Havens, Pat joynt, Laurie McCrae, Davey Smith, Best decorated doll buggy — Kay Davis, Heather Watson, Pam Mickle, Shelly Kipfer, Shirley Smale, Brenda Leven- liot rod cars — George and 1. Bill Taylor, lack Spearman S and Clark ForrGar est, y Max. well and :Bob Carlile Steve E. Arnett and Mark Fiford, Grant w Walker and )3111 Soldati, 13111 Soldan, 13111 Chipchase and Gordon Deitz. and Audrey Pooley .slammed back-to-back doubles to spark a two -run In the second, also with two down and nobody on, Vole Smith and Rosalie Carey were walked by Donna Hannon. to set the stage for Mary Gra- vett's important triple down the right „field line, Gravett scored when the toss from rightfielder Fay Little eluded catcher Marg Elliott at the 'plate for the third run of the inning, Exeter added two more in the fourth, A walk to Ann Jor- genson and three successive singles .off the bats of Verla Smith, Rosalie Carey and Mary Gravett -shot the locals into a 7-0 lead. Winthrop got one back in, MiltMeza:mr4sUNIMMIUM This week in Winchelsea By MRS. WILLIAM WALTERS Zas,C42WW—..4aiSltiaWlatilla,VS Personal items Mr. and Mrs. John Coward spent the weekend with rela- tives at Port Huron and Cross - well, Michigan. Mr. and Mrs. Newton Clarke and Bobby visited with Mr. and Mrs, Lorne Sholdice at London Tuesday evening and attended Western Fair Wednesday, Mr. and M. Art Ball and family of Clinton visited Wed- nesday with Mr. and. Mrs. Elywn Kerslake and family. Mrs. Wilbert Glanville of Staffa visited Monday after- noon with Mrs, William Wal- ters, Mr. and Mrs, Colin Gilfillan and Barbara visited in London Wednesday with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Maher and attended West- ern Fair. .t6=138aStiMliRrZeitiMPlatelA The story in Grcund Bend By MRS, WELLWOOD GILL, tamatumommegamozams,:wa WMS t nd WA The WMS held its September meeting in the Sunday School room of the 'United Church on Thursday, Sept. 14 with 15 members present. First vide - president Mrs. Garnet Patter- son Presided. Mrs,. Ezra Webb Will take the study, book for October. A short business meeting follow. ed. The WA followed when plans were made to cater to a wed- ding and. also to the plowing Match which will be held on Ir, Tom DesJardine's farm on eptember 30. Lunch was served IV Mrs. mery Desiardint and Mrs. llliam Love. ersena I items Mr, and .1‘Irs. EL Bea.ver, Cedilla, visited with Mr, and rs. E, Keewn it week, Me. And 11fra. William Ren - le spent R few dAYS' last week ith their daughter and Son- -law, Mrs end Detiglas aulson, In London. Gerald Gratteri has returned home front St, Joseph'S 1-lospk tat, tonden, Where. he is recov. ering nicely after a niajOr ope. rill ten, LIVESTOCK Beef type calf, Malcohli Me. Ewen Grant Jones 1014. &its, a type calf, Kenneth JoneS, Ivan BOA IH; Showmanship, Grant Joliqa, Ken Jones, MilleOlni McEwen 1011's 'Ivan Boa 11-1, Pair bacon hogs, Donald Cole IA, jean Cole 711, Larry Wright 114; pair of gilts, Janice Wright ri irts nearly post Upset wen ! Exeter squirts made a credit- able showing for theinSeives :over the •weekend when they advanced all tha way to the finals in a squirt baseball !tournament held m Owen Sound on Saturday. The relatively inexperienced !Exeter lads, who nave played only a couple of games all season, beat out itarriston th the first gam e of the series ;with a thrilling come -from -be- hind victory in the last inning that nipped the Ilarriston nine 110-9 and then bowed out in the ;final round to a powerful Owen Sound nine who were held to a vitcory by the locals. Randy Weber hurled a mas- terful two -hitter for the Exeter team in the final match. The righthander turned itt a fine display of control during the five -inning ball genie as be allowed only one walk through the whole contest while fan- ' ning a total ot eight batters. However, the Exeter squad inanaged to get only one hit during the game off the fast Owen Sound pitcher. Ricky Weber was the only Exeter batsman to nick the Owen Sound firebalier for a hit. Exeter drew first blood in the contest for the tournament championship in their first time at bat when Ricky Weber drew a walk, stole second, ad- vanced to third on an infield grounder and then scored after the Owen Sound catcher drop- ped a third strike on the next batter and was forced to make the throw to first. Exeter jumped into a 2-0 lead in the third frame when Glenn Stire walked, stole sec- ond and then scampered home with a run on Ricky Weber's clutch single. However, the strongOwen Sound entry carne back in their half of the third with a safe bunt, a stolen base and an Ex- eter error which cut the Exeter lead to 2-1. Owen Sound tied ithe score in their next slime at bat when Weber gave up his only walk of the game, The runner stole second base, •advanced to third on an infield grounder and then plated the tying run on an attempted. pick -off at third base that went wild. The Exeter lads saw vitcory change to defeat in the fifth and finat inning of the game when an Owen Sound runner gained life on first with a safe bunt, stole second base, moved o third on an infield out, and hen came home with the vein- ning run of the game on a sac- rifice squeeze play at the late. Exeter coach Jim "Red" Loader heaped high praise on iis charges for their fine per- ormances in both the final nd semi-final fixtures. The championship game between he Exeter lads and the home - own Owen Sound team was roadcast over Owen Sound's cal radio station and the cal team staged a good show efore bowing out in the final ame to the heavily -favoured wen Sound nine. in first in last in the first game of the urnament against Harriston, le local kids edged the Han ston squad in the last stanza y counting three runs without gistering a hit, The Exeter ew took advantage of six their halt of the fourth and ,t added two More in the sixth to cut 'the lead to 7-3. However, Lloyd Cushman's P Greys bounced back with three more in the seventh to stay seven. runs up. Bev Wright started the in- I ning off with a perfect bunt a down the third base.line, A" walk to Audrey Pooley and a timely single by Ruth Hendrick t scored the first run of the half inning. 10 With two on, and two out, Pooley and Hendrick rode home ,1) on yerla Smith's long double Ar into deep left field. 0 EXETER —"Mary Gravell, If; Gene Eaynham, 213; Bev to Wright, 3b; Audrey Pooley, ss; Ruth Hendrick, cf; Alice -Ann ri Nixon, rf; Ann Jorgenson, r; b Verla Smith, lb; Rosalie Carey, re P- cr WINTHROP —Joyce Mr- Clure, 3b; Fay Love, ss; Marc Elliott, c; Marilyn Archibald, cf; Ruth Richie, 1b; Donna Hannon, p; Geraldine Dennis. 2b; June Dolmage, If; Fay Little, rf; Judy Thompson, rf (3). Line score It 11 E Exeter 230 200 3-40 10 4 Winthrop 000 102 0— 3 5 5 Carey and Jorgenson; Han-' non and M. Elliott. MT— Carey (2-2); Loser —; Hannon (2-2), Locals win golf match Exeter defeated Clinton in ii friendly inter -town golf coin - petition at the Bayfield -Clinton course Saturday afternoon. The dozen Exeter golfers scored a total of 1,125 over 18 holes, compared to Clinton's 1,164. Big Jim Russell led the vic- tors with an 83, best round nf the tourney, Don Southcott carded an 87 and Don Gravett an 89. Fred Elliott, the former NIIL hockey player, paced the Clin- ton team with an even 90,fol lowed by young rred Hulls Ivith 93 and Mel Hackett and Murray Draper, both of whom turned in 94's. Seven players finished with identical 95 scores. Recently enlarged, the Bas - field course is AM ono of the longest in the area with a total yardage of 6400, Owner Fred who organized the emu., petition, is addling sand trap hazards to give. 1ii golfers a tougher test. A. return Match will he play- ed at Oakwood later this month. EXtTE44 out in T. niiAaelt, 41 42 Vi etii111e011,41 44 an,v,-.fl, 43 45 51 Farrow. 47 4 511 reenaerts, t,, 47 4 fi MOIliAtivPr L„ „ 47 i4intoi 11 . 45 47 Coshnlan, L, 45 47 13 Wither, C, 41 45 11 Cowen, b. ... 45 11 tiro noyl, Ti, . • 113 101 TOTAL L CLINTON Put lei1'. tnnetl, ..,...,... .14 Ati 114411P,K. 45 11 111 1141.014r t 1, M. 43 11 114 brspor, 5t, „ 4 45 51 (1.61(01114i104, T. 45 54 11.1 OHO, W . 41 30 AA Protiltr. 47 ce 1t'et1ior8oth 47 15 57 metier. r4 52 17 S'I bam.rm... . g4 44 iron nro, NI 1114 Itonto, 52 54 1511 Lawn bowlers compete in jitney Will Goodwin and. Ted Cham- bers won first prize with two wins plus 17 in the Tuesday night jitney held by Exeter Lawn Bowling Club. Ted Pooley and Don Jack- son placed second with two wins plus 10 and Fred Tilley and Bob Ellerington were third with one plus 10. Rec news —Continued from page 6 senting the coupon main regis- i tration, participants may bowl TWO FREE GAMES after sub- mitting the 25d entry fee. "Dot” Munroe will instruct the Saturday morning clinic for bantam girls. Agnes Apple- ton and Ruth Durand will handle the ;rest of the league as instructors on the Monday, Tuesday and Friday night shifts, Keep up the good work gals! And Aub, please don't glue down 'that corner pin! Ball still going Three local softball teams are still in the running for championships. On Monday night in Henan, Exeter Greys whipped Win- throp 10-3 to force their best.- nf-five group final to the limit. The champion will be declared next Monday night in llensall (Sept, 25) when the two clubs meet under the lights at 9:00 pan, ii other action, Exeter Men's Recreation Softball League is in its final swing. Crediton and (lifford's are battling out a best-oNive se - idea ,tor the iletreation Trophy. As this is written, Gifford's leads the series 1-0 by virtue of a thrilling 4-3, twelve-mning victory in the opener, Junior golf We would like to have all students Interested in forming a Junior Golf Club executive get in 'touch with U.'S as soon as possible. There are strong possibilities that a junior executive will be formed this fall for the 1062 SO MM. Ythi8 club will be for all Male and remote golfers Under 30 years 61 age. Pians are being made to pos- sibly meet at the l�tal tOUrSe, have a tournament and form eXetUtive. Give us a ring at 43"7 11 yen ate interested, Vend Sound tourney straight walks by three liar - Alston hurlers to come up with their three :11111S and squeak out a 0-9 decision ever the losers. y Weber picked up the win as he cense on in the third inning, taking over from squirt starter Glenn Stire. lie allow- ed llarriston to count five runs in the top of the 'fifth but these were wiped out when Exeter came up with their three -run vaily in tJie bottom of the last illnixnegt. Exeter collected a total of seven base hits during the game while Weber and Stire held the opposition to six hits. Shortstop John Loader led the winners at the plate by cracking a double and a single in three times atbat.Graham Here rltlibuyst in the top ,of the final frame that gave them a com- manding' 9-7 lead with only half an inning left to play. Bow - ever, six straight IIIXerer bat- ters received free passes from three liarriston pitchers to give Automatic TransmiSslou them the three runs that en abled the home -town young 1,600 Actual Milessters to enter the finals against Owen Sound. New Car Guarantee i Members of the Exeter trip t' September. 21 Not 7 Executive Cad 61 Chev .044/4111 Sound included.; Ric Webers, 2b; Fairbairn, Bohn Loa.der, ss; :Randy Weh 3b, p; •Glenn Stire, p, 3h: Gra- ham Her Larry .131;‘:ixtlieifili:0.00tp:r. Frank aellrae:, :Choy -corvair May Brinthell, if.; Ronny 1PHONE 100- EXETER neii bros. LTD. smashed a triple to spark a 1 - six -run third inning and Merle: Idle contributed, a double the uprising, Singles for Ex -i eter were added by Ricky Weber, Bill Fairbairn and! Larry Haugh, It was the Exeter players' ;' fisrt game together in over , month and liarriston eapitaliz-i ed on the inexperience of the, Exeter boys to come up with two runs in each of the first two innings to take a big 4-0 ead. 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