HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1962-05-03, Page 8The Thnos.Acivocale, May 3, 1962
VIJ:1 At' 5ARNIA---For in aecOntl d ear in ti row. a junior bowling team from the
Exeter Lanes has won iirst place in the Western Ontario minor bowling tourna-
ment which was staged at. Sarnia. Saturday, This year. however, it was the boys
who brought home the trophy and they also copped two individual awards as well,
The members of the squad shown abo‘e with Ruth Durand. who supervises minor
bowling in town, are: left to right, Don Wright. who won the high triple: Don
Morrow, Hank Gosar, Rill Farquhar and Robert Wolfe. .who won the high single.
The Exeter girls placed second m the el ent this year in the competition among
4B junior teams. --T-A photo
Girls place second
oys win three awaros
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Five Exeter boys walked off
with all the honors in their
junior division of the Western
Ontario minor howling tourna•
ment in Sarnia, Saturday, cop-
ping the team trophy, Ale high
eingle and triple.
:was the second strateht
year-that a representative from
the local lanes hag haoneht
home the honors as the boys
followed in the footsteps of last
;ear's junior girls squad.
The locals had a comparative-
ly easy time in the tourney as
they trundled a big 2,920 total
In their three games to post a
400 pin margin over their near-
e•st rivals from laetrolia.
Don Wright, one of the lead-
ing bowlers of any age at the
local lanes, paced the attack
with a nifty 687 triple to crip
the top honors in that
The young kegler actually
aeon the high single with his
300 mark in the first game. but
because he could only keep
one trophy, he counted his
triple and gave the high sin„ be
award 'to team mate Robert
Wolfe who came up with a
sparkling 271 performance in
the first game.
Paced by these two scores in
the first game, along with 'Bill
Farquhar's 220, the local entry
moved into a commanding lead
with a total of 1114.
Farquhar lopped them It
Locals win
bowling. cup
Exeter bowlers cnpued their
second inter-tossn award, Sat-
urday, when the, -14" squad
sewed up their second straight
championship with a 3.2 \sin
met* Goderieh.
After posting a 4-1 margin
hem the previous week, the
locals needed in win only two
of their five games with the
northern crew and they wasted
little time in doing that as
they copped the first Hee.
Pete Melaalla and Terry Fer-
rell paced the attack with
their 257 and 255 marks as the
local entry came un '.with 1.082
in the first gismo compared in
Goderich's tnial, of 976 end
then 'Nell n cam n trundled a
251 and Larry liniinve eontri.
buted a 234 in lead them to a
1.010 to 957 enure' in the see-
and
The learns completed their
five-game roll-off welt Lode
rich winning two of the next
three.
Captain .1.un HennesseY was
the top man for the Exeter en,
try as he came up with a trgr
in his five games. while each
of the other five men R ere in
the 900's.
The team will receive their
trophy at the inter-town ban-
quet in Clinton, Friday. Exe
ter's Itchy-Six, who tams the
league standing, will also re-
ceive.. their silverware.
Are:
of the '13" champs
Are: Jim Hennessey, Neil Red-
Man, pou., MePalls. Terry Far-
refl. Larry. Holiov e, Jk ac
Coughlie, Bill Stanlake, Lyall
his 1115 mark in the second a;
they rl ropped to aen and
Wright's 227 and Hank Gosar's
206 paced them In their total of
967 in the final match.
The members of the team
and their triples \sere as fd-
EC
NEWS
- Continued from page 7
has not done NIL they shniild
get in touch with us as sums
as possible. Age limit is 18
yeara.
Hockey clubs
Hockey has finally come to
a concluaion for the 1961-'62
season as far as Exeter teams
are concerned.
The Exeter Legion Bantams,
under the direction of Leo
Burns and Art Storey. matte a
fine showing in Georgetown in
a Bantam Tournament where
they advanced to the finals
against Coppereliff before get-
ting beat out by a 10 score,
Jim "Red - Loader's pee wee
entry in the Young Canada
Week Hockey tournament in
Goderich went all the way to
the semi-finals before howina
nut to another Northern squad
from Gerson.
The squirts. who travelled In
Brampton in defence rif the
title they won there la.t year,
found the going Ion rough this
season and lest out, Lorne
Hatteh \Vas in charge of this
entry,
We want to commend these
men on the fine spirit they
have displayed in eoidme their
respective teams. Its men such
this that play such an im-
portant part in community life
and make bring much more
enjoyable to the y oungster in
his early years.
Although we des not has e the
names of all the people who
took time out :41 tirlte 11-011'
ears to trananort the players
in and from their destinations.
we certainly \sant to commend
them on their actions. Without
their help, t h is busy Easter
Week would not las e been pos.
.,11)10.
Iowa; IMn Wright, 687: ilebert
Wolfe, 645; Bill Farquhar, 589;
Hank Gosar, 557 and Don Mor-
row, 442,
Girls reverse
The Exeter junior girls failed
in their bid to regain the tro-
phy they brought hack last
year as they dropped to second
behind the Windsor Golden. Mile
girls, whom they edged for the
honors last year,
The locals were only 1112 pins
behind with their 2,303 total,
and they lost 60 of these on.
foul-line infractions.
Darlene Snell paced the lo-
cals in their three games in
the 12 to 14 year old class with
a 545 triple and her 201 single.
Other members of the squad
and their triples were: Phyllis
Madge, 488: Barb Skinner, 447;
Helen Campbell, 441; Sue Ann
Lindenfield, 382,
Two other junior teams 'from
the local lanes also competed
in the event, hul failed to Place
among the prizewinners. Mem-
bers of these teams \very as
follows:
Girls - Penny Preszca tor,
Yvonne Penhale, Mary janc
Sanders, Yvonne Fisher and
Ann Fairbairn.
Boys - 13 r I. a n McArthur,
Gary Ford, lohn Grassick.
Dennis Hockey and Jack Mov-
er.
The local teams were under
the direction of Ruth Durand,
who supervises the minor bowl-
ing program in Exeter, The
young keglers were driven to
Sarnia by alary Holtzman., Aub
Farquhar. Joe Gosar and Marj
Edwards. Teel Wright donated
Ms ear for the trip,
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Henry will be in front mow-
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