The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1962-03-01, Page 6P49* Advooto, March
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SCHEDULE
Thursday, March I
7 -
Ed Fmk-- Lee Learn
n.ore-t7'.aren,0 Po-k'n
Ras Jlntran-Bois left erY
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Tuesday, March 6
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n!; sricsii--no, Taylor
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Ed a,rad2.-..sai t,_•ann
,I err* n-Morley Sanders
1, Ernie Owmn-Narsey
4. 0, Roelof ,on--1 latide Farrow
i.
'Unique' record
for Exeter rink
Nearly the same point spread
exists in the Wednesday night
play where Laurette Seigner
leads the way with 21 points,
followed by Edna Busche's 21.
The Seigner rink won six of
their eight ends against Max-
ine Reeder as they came up
with a decisive 13-4 margin,
Carrying exactly the same
point total as the other two
leaders, Lois Learn heads the
Thursday play following her
11-4 victory over second draw
winner, Cathy Southeott.
Dorothy Elder's 15 points is
the closest to the leader, and
she is followed closely by
Verna Fink and Audrey Mc-
Donald, each with 13.
SCORES
I tOWPII Smith
Jessie Shane 12-Kay Elston 7
Helen Misnkle 9-Barb Bell 7
.lane Robertson 1I-Mary Martin
Bernice Can, 9-Maids Gaker 4
Edith Doyle 0-Velar Jerinyn 5
seiznpr 13--Maxine Reeder
Edna. Elusche Dobbs .1
D, 11dar r,--Janie Me.Dowell 4
Verna rink 7.--.Audrey McT.Mnatd 6
Learn 11-Cathy Southrott 1
SCHEDULE
TUesnay, March 6
Hilda Sinith--Ane ribbertson
Helen Ntiolcle-Kay Elstrin
.TOsPin, .5)1a.nO-Lols OtteAtil
Mary Marlin-Barb Dell
Wednesday, March 7
Maxine tiaLei
Leo Dobbs-Helen Jern*
Bernier Carpi-Edith
Lan, oltA. SeIgner-Edna Duedhe
Thursday, March 8
.Fouthunti -Jane McDoe. ell
Lens Learn-AudreN McDonald
Verna Pint-. -borothy Enel et*
7
McTavish posts win
for spot in draw final
Gord McTavish skipped his
rink into the finals of the
men's curling second draw
with a convincing 12-3 win over
Don Graham in the seem-final
event, Monday.
The Thursday night winners
started out fast with two points
In the first end, and after giv-
ing up a single point in the
second, came back with a
three-ender to open up a lead
they never relinquished,
The winners will now meet
Dick Roelofson's foursome for
the second draw honors..
Meanwhile, after the second
week in the third draw, a tight
battle is raging as two learns
are tied for top honors in two
of the divisions, while a third
rink has a three-point margin,
Carf Cann scored his second
straight win with a 14.3 mar-
gin over Milt Robbins to_ move
into a two-way tie with Charlie
Smith for Monday night hon-
ors.
The Smith rink posted a i0-7
sun over Carman Cann to run
their point total to 24.
Don Graham. the second
draw winner in the Monday
night race. is third with IS
points.
Bill MacLean and Morley
Sanders each have two wins
and 25 points to head the pack
in the Tuesday night division.
Sanders seared a 9.3 win over
Ed Brady to cop his second
win, while MacLean posted a
14-4 margin over Ross Taylor,
Dick Roelofson is battling
far his second straight win and
holds down third spot with 23
points, while Ernie Corson and
Art Cann have 22 and 21 re-
spectively.
Lopsided win
Lorne Passmore, the Thurs-
day night winner, holds the
biggest margin with his 27
points, three more than 13111
Allison and Lee Learn.
Passmore opened up the mar-
gin with a resounding 18-2 win
over Harry Jeffrey. winning
eight ends.
Fourth spot in the group is
held by Bev Morgan with 23
points, three more than Harry
mews CURLING
SCORES
Sob Mtddleton. BrIntne.: g
Charlie Shane 10-R Ellerington
Exeter skip
wins at CE
Lee Webber scored his sec-
ond straight bonspiel win, Sat-
urday, skim in; his Exeter
rink to three straight wins to
cop the second draw honors
in an invitation event at RC-
AF Centralia.
Other members of the team
Included Nets Lamport, Lorne
Passmore and Bill Lamport,
who was also playing with
Webber when he copped an
Exeter honspiel last week.
The Exeter rink lost out_ in
their bid to cep the Dixon Van
Lines fro which was pre-
sented to the high three-game
winner of the day It went to e
team skipped by Ted Yoder of
London Highland, whose team
scored more points than the
local four,
The Yoder rink wen the first
draw.
Other area skips entered in
the bonspiel included: John.
Gotten, Exeter, W02 1-tarry
Ailey, RCAF Centralia._ How.
ard Scant, Hensall and
Dave Redford, RCAF Ceetra-
Sixteen rinks competed in
the event.
Starts playoffs
Continued from page .
Pete Jarvis netted 16 for the
Angels.
Consider protest
The Angels totistdered pro-
testing the till due to the
"Sneaky" antics of the teach.
ers, in the second quarter, the.
Angels snagged a rebound and
a long pass had them set lip
for., a layup, but one of the
P-Per's who Was still at the
Other end switched the lights
off and play Was slopped.
HOWever, the protest Was
dropped when the culprit re.
ported he had turned the lights
off purely by aecident,
The league playoffs gel under
VV.ay this Week with the Ilust-
lers Meeting the Scarlet Raid.
bra at 7;00 and the leachers
tackling the ArigelS at 8:0,0.
"they wig slay a tw oame total
Three la.dits' rinks, won their
second straight games last
week to take over top honors
in their respective nights in the
third draw of the ladies' curl-
ing division.
Jane Robertson. the Monday
afternoon winner in the sec-
ond draw. is right back on the
championship trail and tops
her group with 23 points, fol-
lowing an 11-7 win over Mary
rtin.
Lois Ottewell's foursome is
two points back with her 21
points, seven more than her
nearest rivals, Hilda Smith and
Helen Mickle.
Pee weer split
-- Continued from page 5
the SCHOS in Palmerston. Wed-
nesday, the r,xeter kids scored
four unanswered markers in
the Tina; period to post a thrill-
ing 5-3 come-from-behind win,
The Listowel crew opened up
a 2.0 lead in the first period
and after giving up a tally in
(be second, c-me back with
one of their own to lake a 3-1
lead into the final 20 minutes.
However, they couldn't hold
Ihe locals as they came -up
with their spirited attack in
the final stanza.
Peter Lawson was a one-man,
show for Exeter. scoring four
of their five goals, with Bill
Fairhairn adding the other,
Ken Helnika scored twice for
Listowel and Don Hall trig-
gored the third.
Win in Shamrock
Playing in the Shamrock
league in .LUCAll. Saturday, the.
Exeter six again scored four
goals. in the final -period to
post an 8.2 win over tiensalL
They led by only '2.1 at the
end of the fleet and 1-2 at the
end of time second, but. CRITIC
-On strong in the final with their
four-goal st,
Graham Itern and Peter
Lauson paced the attack with
three goals each, While Ricky
'Weber and David Burke pick-
ed, up singles.
Walker and MacDonald trig.
gored the tiensall
point soles for the right io en-
ler the league finals.
The scoring was as follows;
SCARLET RAIDERS Tom
Metier, 10; Jack Clark, i0;
Bob Lenaghals, 4; Kett Patter.
son. 3: Al McNeil.
ZURICH trusTliErts
Batten, IS: Bill Gillillan, 6;
Dick fteelefsmi e ,4; Cattep,
Lanny MoOre.
P.PETtS- Rein Bogart, tg;
Ron Hohnrich, 10; Jim Carey,
10; Gar7' Bryant, 10; George
Wright, 4: Doug Rickert, it
Lyle Little., 1.
TM ANClELS - Pete Jarvis,
16: Charlie Nortilek„ harry
Schroeder. 1; rre('l Dobbs, 2;
Joe W ooden, 2; Chub McCurdy
and tin ritim
Young kegler
trundles 358
Eleven-year-old Donald
Campbell, son of Mr. and Mrs
Gerald Campbell, Huron
Street, came up with one of
the top efforts recorded at
the Exeter Bowling Lanes
this year,
Bowling in the bantam boys'
division on Monda y, Don
started out with a nifty 227,
but then came back to prove
it was certainly no fluke as he
toppled the pins to the tune
of 358.
Don is a regular bowler in
the bantam group and plays
on the Tigers, coached by
Mrs. R. E. Feeley.
Rink cops third
in Thedford play
Two rinks from the Exeter
curling club competed in the
mixed bonspiel in Thedford,
Wednesday, one of them re-
turning with third prize,
Skipped by Lee Webber, one
of the hottest skips at the local
rink, the foursome came up
with two wins and a loss for
their placing.
Other members of the rink
included: Helen Webber. vice.
skip; Bill Lamport, second and
Jean Snell, lead,
The second rink was made up
as follows: Ross Hodgert, skip;
Dorothy Prout, vice-skip; Ger-
ry Prout, second and Kay Hod-
gert, lead.
A ladies' rink from 'Exeter
came up with an "unique"
curling record iii SeafOrth,
Wednesday, finishing all three
Of ,heir games in a tic in an
open bonspiel,
The locals lost two of the
extra-end games, but won the
third prize and were awarded
casseroles for their efforts,
In the first tilt they were
pitted against a Staforth entry
and the host, came up with a
point in the final end , to post
a 4.4 tie and mile back to win
the tilt 5.4,
Playing a Stratford foursome
in the second Match, ,the ENO.
ter rink taint Op With a point
on the final end to tie 0-6, but
again lost -on the extra end by
a 7.6 OMInt,
however, on their third try,
the locals Carrie up with three
points on the extra end to post
art 11-8 'Win after being bed en
the final end by another Sea-
forth entry.
Bernice Cann Skinned the
local rink and theOther nieni ,
hers were LOIS,. Horn, Mary
Prari Gainer an Audrey Me,
Donald. it was the first hind
the lag three members had
ever been in an out Of - toWil
beitspieL
In one .of- the closest races
ever staged. in -the Exeter
dies' bowling leagues, two, pet-
eriniAl bricicsinai ds
01041 to cop the honors in
the two divisions.
Going into the final -week,.
014 .one point separated the
top three teams in the "A"
group, while the "B" group
teeders had only a -one-point
margin over the second place
club and another team was lust
five behind,
however, in "A" group, the
Trailers .certainly didn't follow
their name as they Came up.
with. a 7.0 win over the Nite
Hawks to cop the honors.
As it turned out, they needed
all seven points as the second
place Merry Maids also scored
A 7.0 win to remain just a sin-
gle point behind in the final
standing,
The Be Bops, who were also
a point back going into the final
night, man a ged only five
points against the handicappers
and fell to third place behind
the leaders,
Nary Cronyn paced the Trail-
ers to their win with a 601
Members of the "A" champs
include:
m
Norma Meiklc, rap- . • rap-
tam; 011ie Essery, Mary Cro.
nyn, June Essery, Anne Coe-
nyn, Janie McDowell, Mary .MI1-
ler and Helen Thomson,
Natural winners?
In the "B" group, the mighty
Mice found that nature WAS
against them and as would be
expected they were beaten by
the cats - the Alley Cats, -
The Mice actually held a slim
nee-point lead going into the
final night, but the Cats came
up with a .5-2 win over the
Droppettes, while the Mice
could only pick up two points in
their battle with the Jolly Six.
Fran Walker paced the at.
.Difference between a poor
malt and a rich man is that
one worries about his next
meal while the other worries
about his last one,
tack for the Cats with a 751.
triple as they copped. the hon.
ors,
Members of the team in-
clude' Kay hay. captain,. Grace
'Warm, Betty Wedlake,
Westlake, Norma Hooper, Fran
Walker, Mabel S k i n n e r and
Rhea. Greene.
Crediton lady
seeks honors
Bowling in Stratford recent.
ly, Mary Gunn, Crediton, was
the only local bowler to gain
a qualifying berth for the
Eastern Canada playdowns to
be held in Hamilton on. March
10 and 11.
In the 10-game roll-off, her
1992 pinfall placed her 11th
in a field of 36 other top bow
lers in Western Ontario,
The winners of the Hamil-
ton event travel to Edmonton
during Easter week for the
Canadian playoff.
Mary is a member of the
Hot Toddies in the Eketer
mixed league and bowls for
the Crediton inter-town squad,
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