The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1962-03-15, Page 7MEN'S LEAGUE
",A" GROUP
T,, rum:eels 1N'eber 693) ,
1 ayes (.1. Falrbalrn 6011
1.. Supertest. (FL Deaudet 7021 ..
Mill(111011 (I, Smith 652) . 1
Rock 01,A t I, IIurl,e 754)
Dig Six (11. Holtznia,n 611) ...... 1
Pepsis (J. ('oughlin 554) ..4
pigpen Tige.rs (-E, Ross 551) ... 6
r,ingeos (j. Russell 623) 2
1.'radestilett r(1. Glendenning 692) 2
Windmills (B, Osgood 823) 2
Specials (R. jury 6381 ... 2
Rockets (56711) . ..... 74
(62747) . 60
11, (31965) 65
Snares 182003) .. 52
Milkmen (82217) - ......... 1.. :"'-uperl 1",:.=1. (80143) 51
Ringers (7911:1) ...... 51
Ilk Six (soeo 49
45
NkH Klieein1 6 (76006) 40
Ki.010'11 Tigers (1,15,0) 37
Tradesmen (77132) 37
"B" GROUP
Larks N, 5S9)
Bo-Didleys ('C, Trlebner 605) it
voi.i,EyBAi.3. CHAMPS-.The RCAF Centralia volleyball team won the first Golden
Eall tournament staged at Centralia Saturday. The event will be staged annually
and will be open to any volleyball teams in the area, The RCAF squad won their
honors by defeating four other squads from London and RCAF Clinton. This same
squad will host the RCAF training command championships to be held March 24,
Members of the team .are: back row, left to right, George Kelly, Ken MacKellar,
Al Wiper, "Goose" Gosselin and Al McIlraith. Front row, Ed Leslie, Paul Kinch,
bob Noyle, Ron Gardner, Charlie Caron and Al Davies. ---;ND photo
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.. . ,..atex.t.i.t1.EttrMeeitir,t0t2ilt .:71,:tiZ'21,1=51.cjepxtit‘s.4:-;%:44•60412.12treVKliala..k4m4, .... .............
Be Bops 12
Pill PoPPettos 12 12
.10
Wee flopea 9
Slot Degs
IlaPPY Gals 7
Traildes 7
Nite 14,awks .1
Lucky Strikes 2
f-landieapPers
.810(veltes ........ ....... 0
GROUP B•1
Who Cares 14, Reid 513 4
13usy Beds .Arthtlr 545) 3
Jolly Six (0. Frelyne 509) 7
Alley Cats (C. Wura( 497) 0
1-toilettes (G. Sn111.11 686) . 4
Frisky Six IL, DrOlet, 1395)
GROUP 6.4
Sputniks (1,1, Itehl 5321
High HOPes (E, Bogart 426)
DroPpet(es (B, BaY)'ltatn. 557) .S
Mighty nice (`tl, Motley 521) 2
4.01114)00a (L, Bt'ock 422) Jolly Six (v, Stretten 467) I
2,6111pOps la
.1011y Six 1 ........ ........ .....,•, 12
TtoUotto% ......... ,.„
DroPpettes ..... 10
Sputniks.9
.6lighty ice . 6
Jolly Jilts ................. ..„..,.„....„
Bitty 1306A ...... ; ...
Alley Cats 6
:It risky Six 6
'Who cares. ... 4
34igh Bodes
High "A",, Calclieoll
(340"); IThotei 42210.
High triple:"A" X, 4-`aldwelt
(154); "V", b. brdet (M.
Eik ,tOWN
rhiAl Tear)) SCSndintis
riederieli . . „ „ 152
St. 'Marys 66
11-xoter
Stratford . ............ ..... 76
Crediton , ....... „
tridivideat
High acchpr.! I,, Httionee, t: ton-
turd 421,34
High triple: 51, 51i,ttae4. te.
rich (6217
Pins
Merry Maids
BANTAM GIRLS
Chlekena (E, Stania,ke 275) .1
Canaries (R, Grasslek 210) 2
Larks Gr. Heywood 320 5
Robins (J, Campbell 253) ....... ...„ 0
Owls (P. Schroeder 2357 5 Sparrows (B, Skinner 415) ..... 9
DwIS ....,..... . ...... ..... 61
S,parrewS 51
ChIckadtle6 46
Larks, 3R
C anarteS ..... .- - ....... .••••*" ...... " ail Robins 1-0
High singlet B. Skinner (222)
High double: S. Skinner (415)
LUCAN
LANES
LEAGUE
lwry11)611 (14. McDonald 2761 3
ttetei (A.. Mill 408) , „ 17
2Tor Shot% (N. Hardy '5521
(111, 'Carling 626)... 6
-Slitotteocks Collins 521)
ClandrbOye; 414, hiltt; (MI „.
4.041eit( 5911
CifttiffA (1), Henderson 2097
Hee Paters (AA . tficksen 6011 .
Weedbotehees ('f. Weight saa)-
Lurapt fzing,,,,i (;0, Nurse -es) ..
71ex (11. (UMW]) 551) .„. I
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Short 1,41rcultig ......... „ .... „. 41
Junior seri* knotted,
1,1.00 fans see two. tilts
11w lieesall-Zurich Combines gave -them a two•.goal spread High scoring Bill .Shaddick
and the Strathroy jailor Roe. with only 55 seconds. remain- itak o b roke tflie
the ,
tie ut atsheiw
'with.
emitWt
kets each scored wills on their ing ill the period.
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home ire this week to :battle to Neither learn managed to -Brian Berithron and john Var'
a 1.1 draw in their best•of•live score in a fast moving middle ley drawing assists on the play
Shamrock juilior final. frame and U. wasn't until the with, both teams playing A man
1'0(late, the teams have at- 8.35 Mark that Earl W.agner short.
tracted a total of over 1.104 teamed up, with Gerard -Over. Stratbruy fought desperately
fans ill their two games amt bolt and Wayne 'Willert to .put 10 get the equalizer, but big
the attendance is expected to the Combines in the sheet. Murray Bell pulled the game
jump even higher as the squads Steve Kyle knotted the count out, of reach when he took a.
battle for the right to advance one minute later, bet Bill 'Feke pass from Earl. Wagner to
into .0211-i.A. -competition, came back to push .Strathroy blast a high drive tato the cage
The third game of the -series into a, 3.2 lead. at the 14:57 mark with only 42 seconds left in the
Was played in Hensall last night and it appeared the marker
and the fourth game will be might be enough to win the
staged in Strathroy -tonight. If game.
the series goes the limit, the However, Gerard Overholt
deciding fixture will will be held in picked up a loose puck in the
Hensall, Saturday, a n d an Strathroy zone at the 16:40
overflow crowd is expected if mark to whip a hard drive past
that happens. Lefty Clark and send the game
Into the extra session,
game,
As it turned out, this was the
winning marker, .as Strathroy
still didn't give up and Willie
Feke beat Dennis Mock with
only 13 seconds left, hut they
didn't get lime to get the equal-
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tanknionts (11. Kieswetter g72) 3
C. Loggers (0. Eisenschink 575) l
'Westons (R, 'Waring 562)
5, S'test (H. Schroeder 51)) 2
Canadian 'fire Mathere 602) 3
Booth Electric (D, Graved 614) I
Kingpins (721511 . 77
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Ro.Didleys (77213) .. ....... . 60
N. E. Superfest (77332) 5$
Yairlanes (75255) ...... 56
Hanicnionts (75126) 62
'\\'estons (71492) 05
Larks. 1.767571 47
Crystal Loggers (71663)
Canadan Tire (73787) .. •••• Booth .Electric (73674) ..... 35
Sterling, Fuels (0350) ..... 17
High C'. Blorninaert (321)
High triple: T. Burke (754)
Hidden score: H. Brintnell
Kingpins (Ii, Smith 716) , . 4 Hot Toddies 92
Canners (J, Bell 520) ..,..... ... 0 Odds & Ends Sr)
Blowers 73
White Roses ' 75
Dodgers 65
Legionaires 55
Teenagers 50
Puppets .... ...... ..,, ...... . ...... . „ 27
MEN'S INTER-TOWN
Exeter 13 (5186) . ., .... ....... , 9
Zurich (1775) 2
Exeter A (6110 11.
Goderich 13 (5053) ... 0
Wingliam (5012) 7
Clinton P, (1951) • 4
Goderich A. (5911) ,.... , 9
Clinton A (6733) ,. a
LADIES' LEAGUE
GROUP A•1'
Pills (L. Smith 676),.,„..., ..„
Lucky Strikes (G. Elsie 513) 2
'171:alters (U. ills-sery 600) 7
Biowettes (K. Penhale 505) -0
Wee Hopes (S. Caldwell 784) 5 High single: P. McFalls (261)
Hot Dogs (R. .Durand 661) „ 2 tligh double: P, NfeFallS 062)
GROUP A.2
Pin .roppett es (A. Fairbairri 673) 6
rite Hawks (SI. Goochrin 589) 2
IS-terry Maids (G, Farquhar 670 7
Han(liCaPPera (V. 'Stagg 606) , iI
he hops (M. Flynt) 612) 5
Happy Gals (.1, Lovell 717) 2
Exeter A 172
Clinton A ....- ............ . ..... , 171
Goderlch ..t. - ,.. . 167
Clinton H 151
'Whigham 121
Exeter 13 120
Goderich :14 „...... ......... 9R .Bombers (H. Gosar 385)
56 'Larks (B. Beavers 341) 0
jets (B, Wright 133) 5
Chickens (13. McArthur 323) 0
jets 71.
Bombers 71
Atoms 59
Chickens 32
Larks 27
,Dodgers 25
EXETER
LANES
C. Supers 76
R. Up Si
Bombers 55
L. Six Midgets (11`, Wells 434) ...... ...... .„ 5 • Devizes .. 51 T-Birds (Fl. Sanders 291) 0 C. Angels 51
Kingpins (L. Hockey 451) ...... ,...„ 5 X. l'iYera 37
Strikers (D. Morrow 269) 9
Bea,tnicks (G. Shipman 357) 5
Cornets (B. Whiting 39))) 0
High single: :Ladies', 'W, Brint-
10
1). (264); men's, D. Gra-vett 29
High triple: Ladies', W. •Brivit•
11011 (608); men's, D. Gra.vatt. (725)
League Highs For Year:
Single: Men's, Jim Fairbairn
(330); ladies', Lorraine .Brock
(30.111'r1i.ple: Men's, Reg Stagg (817);
patties'. Mary Gunn (723),
.Sverage: "Men's, Nell Redman
(215); ladies', D. Monroe. (207).
K.b)gPins 51
Comets ... 65
Midgets 53
Strikers ,... 51
Rea.tnicks 2)
T.13irds ' 16
Sigh single: P. Wells (266)
High trouble: 1.. Hockey (151)
FRIDAY
Atones (tl, 'Wolfe 369). ... ..... .... 3
"lodgers (P. McFails -162) 2
FRIDAY NITERS
Lazy Daisies (I, Anderson 350) „ 0
Wee Wins (D. Dobson 595) 7
1,, Strikes (J. mason 567) .. High Hopes (51. _Hoc)cey 552) . 0
Cps rf- Downs (S. Tooley 467) , 2
Dubees (11, Glover 528) , 5
High_ Hopes . .. . 100
Wee Wins 97
Euoky Strikes 56 rill heel
Eps et- Downs '76
tazY Daisies 31
111011 %Ingle: D. 'Dobson (231)
High triple: D. 1.)obson (595)
High average: P. Hun Ler- !Xi var
Weekly awards:
High single: E. T'alethorpe (112)
_Hidden single: D. Hamather
High single: P. .Haokh, Exeter, 5, Calvert, Goderich, A1, Bossence.
,Stratford. (131)
BANTAM BOYS
Tigers (ft L. Campbell 314) ..„ 5
silyer Darts Cl, Darling 314) ,... ()
Bine:lays (T. *Mickey:my: 231) .... 0
Rockets (j. Carroll 255) .... 5
Nile Hawks (.1, Gifford 287) • a 'Wildcats (M. Idle 000) ., .... ..... - 2
Tiger% Al
'Wildcats 66
Rockets . 41
Nile Hawks ......... ..... 52
niueJaYs 29
StiVer Darts 15
High singlet J. Darling- (201)
High double: ,t, Darling (344)
JUNIOR BOYS & GIRLS
TUESDAY
....
5
Aces (Ai, 'Holla n d 139) 11
Dumbells (S. Bridger 152) .., 2
Sparkplug-s (W. tloclgins 206) a
Meteors (C. Bridger 201) . 2
Chanips ....----
Jinss . ..72
Si ,arkpluga 65
A.ces 41)
'eteors ' 43
Dumbells. 41
High single: Girls, 'X, Park and.
M, Hearn (192); boys, a. Traver-
say (283)
High single: a Lee (321)
High triple: R. Leo Ism
P-PlERS - George Wright,
15; Doug Richert, 8; Gary.
Bryant, 8; Jim Carey, 7; Ron
Heimrich, 5; Ron Bogart, 4,
and Lyle Little, 2,
ANGELS - Barry Schroeder,
10; Bill King, 6; Joe Wooden,
4; Chub McCurdy, 2; Fred
Dobbs, 2, and Charlie Kernick,
1.
HUSTLERS -- Bob Fletcher,
26; Bill Gilfillan, 21; Tom
Burke, 18; Danny Moore, 13:
Ai Wiper, 10; Neil Campbell,
8, and Dick .Roelofson, 5,
RAIDERS - Doug Lenga-
ghan, 11; Jack Clarke, 10;
Paul Paton, 8; B, Sim, 8; Al
McNeil, 4 and Ken Patterson,
2.
"Close the window, waiter."
"Why, do you feel a draft?"
"No. I'm afraid my steak
will blow away."
Hustlers set record,
meet P-Pets in final
The Zurich Hustlers set a losers will battle for the con-
scoring record, Thursday, when solation honors,
they .eliminated the Scarlet The- scoring was as follows:
Raiders in their playoff round
with a resounding 101-43 win to
win the two-game round by
155438.
The final game between the
two clubs was a wide open af-
fair as players from both
sides waited under their op-
ponents' basket for a long pass
from the other end,
Five of the Hustlers hit for
double figures, lead by Bob
Fletcher's 26. The Hustlers'
ace returned to action after a
four-week layoff and hit for 10
in the first ball and came
hack with 16 in the second,
Bill Gilfillan enjoyed his best
night of the season with 21,
while Tom Burke was right be-
hind with 18. Danny Moore
and Al Wiper also bit the
double figures with their 13
and 10 respectively,
Doug Lenaghan was tops for
the Raiders with 11, while Jack
Clarke canned 10,
Teachers hot too
Strathroy entry
wins second tilt
battled hulk to knot the series
Monday, the Strathroy squad
Playing on their home ice,
al .one game each as they come
up with a hard-fought 5-2 win.
Over 500 fans -were al) hand
as Willie Feke started the
homestel's on their way with
the lone tally in the first per
riod and then watched as Bob
Bartholomew extended the lead
to 2.0 when he teamed up with
Ken Fadelle and ,John Morgan
sattanthue .2:38 mark of the middle
The teams battled on even
terms for the remainder of the
stanza, but Strathroy came
hack to take a three-goal bulge
at the 2:17 mark of the final
period on a tally by Bill Brady.
With Harvey Thomas denting
the twine behind Dennis Mock
at the 10:53 mark, it appeared
that the Rockets had the game
well in hand, but Hensall came
back to get into contention
when smooth-working 'Bill Shad-
dick heat Brown at the 12:12
mark and again at 16:35,
However, john Morgan, who
had previously set up three
Strathroy goals, took a pass
from Terry Bourne to blink the
light at 17:41 and dispel any
hopes the Combines had of cat- The Peripatetic Pedagogues,
ching up, who entered their final game
The game was cleanly played -,vith only a nine-point edge
with Hensall- Zurich drawing over the Trivitt Memorial
four of the seven minor penal- Angels, also had an easy time
ties called. None of the penal- a\sith a 49 theya.(215va‘ivieilled to the finals
ties figured in the scoring.
‘ The teachers lead 24•9 .at the
end of the first ball and were
never threatened by the out-opener played church squad.
George Wright was again
session the top scorer for the winners
with 15 points, while Doug
The Hensall-Zurich Combines Richert, and Gary Bryant. fol-
jumped into a one-game lead in towed him with eight each.
the series when they came -up Harry Schroeder was top
with a close 5-4 overtime win man .for the angels with 10.
In Hensall, Friday, in a game The Zurich Hustlers and the
marred by 22 minor penalties. P-Pecs will now enter a two-
Playing before over 600 fans, game total point series for the
one of the largest crowds ever league championship, -while the
to watch a hockey game in
Hensall, the teams came up
with a hard-hitting fixture as
tempers flared throughout.
The visiting Strati-Iry six
jumped into a 1.0 lead at the
9:00 minute mark when Harvey.
Thomas whipped a short shot
past Dennis Mock into the cor-
ner, and then Reg Westgate
Ir
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(N, "1..'ett Siurde)'ant 560)
Era yes llr, Yinklleiner 691) I.
Firecrackers
Harmony Gals , .59
1,egionet es . 5,,
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. 121)1
High. single: P. Dellartlino 1273)
High triple: S, Teevins (6091
The Times-Advocate, March 15, 194Z P4po 7
Ric loop executive
head .:.1D,ball• scorers
Statistics released this week The Peripatetic Pedagogues.
for the 'Fizeter roe basketball placed second with theft' 55I
loop reveal that the three mem.- points for and 485 :against,
bers of the executive . -copped The statistics for the OP' Ica
the three top spots in the seor- scorers and the teams is as
Jpg race. follows;
Treasurer George Wright won.
the race in easy fashion, .aver.
aging slightly over 17 .points, in
the 1.2-game schedule, The
sharpshooting jump shot al-.
fist connected for '207 points,
canning 52 field goals and mak-
ing good on 43 attempts from
the foul line,
President Bill Batten copped
the runner-up honors with his
116 points, edging secretary
Ron Begart by a single point.
Batten hit for 53 field goals
compared to Bogart's 44, but
the P-Pers, .centre canned 27
from the foul line while the
Hustler .centre only had 10.
Tom Burke of the Zurich
Hustlers placed fourth with 100
points in only seven games,
while another Hustler 'star,
Don O'Brien was fifth with 98
in nine game.
The league winning Hustlers,
who dropped only one tilt in
the schedule, topped the team
performances as they hooped a
total of 622 points for a 5i point
average per game.
They were also the least
scored on, allowing their OpPo-
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Dodgers (D. Gravett 725) . .. 7
Odds & -tends Monroe 604) 0
Chickens Smith 579) S
Puppets (0. Farquhar 512) 2
Hot Toddies IS. Attfield 564.) ._.5
Roo, Ka-is (V. Stagg 557) . 2
Teenagers (0, Turs,ey 602) .. 5
1--310('erp, (A, Miller 551) ... 2
craekerjaelis (W. Brintnell SOS)
1.egionaires (R. Durand 576) .. 2
Air Wicks I']'. E'a.rrell 5321 .
White. n-O$P-ii it'. Wells 53R) 2
Air \Vleits ..... 112
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Boot Hats 99
( Ilickens 97
Lumber Rings . 37 Rex ._ .. „ 37
'Woodbu rtchers 36
Hotel. 29
IS'ire Eaters 23
Hot Shots 26 Plandeboye . do
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High single: D. Henderson (333)
High triple: 1), 'Henderson (71)9)
LADIES' LEAGUE
ontip.% (I,. Blake 2191 ........7
Clowns (ill, Shipley IS2) 0
Shaturoess (IP. Arnold 2731 5
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%amblers 11.. Scott 2011 1,eg-ionettes (H. Stocks (242) 2
Dairymaids (B. Ankers 111)
Durnbells (H. Ewen 213)
Satellites (A.I. ?alba) 223)
Sputniks (Ii. Wrall h 2031
Diamonds (M. Murphy 212 ) .... 4
High Hopes (H, Culbert 210) , 3
Ramblers 117
Satellites 3115
.pairyrnalds 97
Cuties 93 Aces ............. 31
High lionise
Shamrocks 75
Legionettes 71 Clowns
Ilumbens
Sputniks ..... ..... 53
Diamonds ........ _
I-figh single: H, Ankers (111 )
High triple: 5), Zubal (640
High average: 1,, Dickson (175)
COLLEENS LEAGUE
SI. Pats (I., Blake 650) .
Rion et tee (AL Kennedy 49'1) ,.. 5
Angels III, Carling 653) 2 N ight Hawks (C. Wissel 156) ... 4
Night Hawks 77
Angels 72 St, Pats 62 Blowettes 51
High single: Blake (275)
Iiigh triple: III, Carting (653)
High average: C.`, Wissel (19))
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or more, delivered within 35
mile radius of our plant.- For
detailed prices on all size's, tile,
either delivered or F,O,B, our
plant at Elginfield, write, or
phone RYDALL BRICK & TILE
LTD.,RR 2, London •-.• attune
227.4721 Lucan.
"Mt SALE NEXT WEEK"
AVAILABLE ONLY PROM THE IMPERIAL ESSO AGENT WHOSE NAME ApritiAns .LILLOW
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