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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1962-10-04, Page 7PRESCRIPTIONS . einingtwe ,.-NYLON 66 'Fit„IF11::6 .',:; -',22 • WITH THE PURCHASE OF TOP QUALITY it@iiingtOrt, CHAIN SAWS Try These Specials ITALIAN SPAGHETTI. AND MEAT BALLS $1,35 HOT CORN BEEF ON A BUN 55c I 4'4 fild,BNiel.,,40ffir.>.050004` • , The Timas,Mypepte, ,Q.c.tpl;or 4., 194 Z. • " rec (pawn with win over Crediton The Perfect Way To Top Off Your twining on the Town I, • • STUBBORN CHAP—Listowel fullback, ihn Roberts, puts up a valiant right to. stay on his feet as four members of the SHDHS Panthers try to push him out of bounds in their game, Wednesday, Ron Deichert (41) aids another unidentified Panthers in the battle, while two more members of the local squad line up behind for the final effort. The locals managed to get him out of bounds, but they failed to win the game as. Listowel scored a 14-$ win in the opener, photo Tumbilitis' hurts juniors Panthers' bad start, finish spoils debut with Listowel Visitors come back A bad snap from the Pan- thers' centre set up the Lis- towel winning TD as Steve Kyle was smeared on his own 25-yard line when he couldn't get a hold of the loose ball to get his kick away. In three plays Listowel mov- ed to the eight and a holding penalty moved them inside the five where Lusted raced around the right end on a pitchout to score the winning marker. Quarterback Ed Hollinger threw to end Harvey Wallace for the. extra point and they added a single on the last play when Lusted booted a single. centre eluded the SH kicker Despite their inexperience, and Listowel took possession the Panthers played well with within seven yards of pay-dirt Kyle_ directing a diversified and Ament raced around the attack with McAllister, Pfaff left, end for the .major. and Eagleson helping on the ground attack and Gerry Drys- dale making some good pass catches. Mark Hoffman was a stand- out on defense as he kept the centre of the Panthers line in, tact most of the game, with Listowel exploiting the ends for most of their major gains. The Panthers lineup was as follows: Steve Kyle, Neil McAllister, Brian Wedlake, Janis Gulens, Mark Hoffman, Dick Coulter, Frank Boyle, Bill Dinnin, Bob Hoffman, Eric Wolfe, Bill Brown, Ted Wilson, George Godbolt, Ron Dichert, Gerry Drysdale, Eric Finkbeiner, Gerald Merrier, Jamie Semple, Dennis MacDonald, Jim Pink beiner, Dave Buchanan, Dave Taylor, Jim Pfaff, Gary Eagle- son, Al Baker, Wayne Currie, ie. Dougr RusSell, Robert Cuillill- the end to the 24-yard line and portunRy to take a lead at the then McAllister buck,0 his way opening gun but a big fumble through centre for gains of 13 within the shadows of the Lis- and five yards to leave them towel goal posts stopped them on the doorstep, • Listowel fumbled on their Kyle then called a short pro first play from scrimmage and pass and hit Dave Buchanan speedy Dale McAllister, who standing just inside the goal was the best man on the field, line for the major. The lanky pounced on the loose pigskin to quarterback also converted to give the locals possession. give the locals an 8-6 margin Quarterback Dennis Hockey at the end of the third quer- failed to get his squad going ter, but after kicking on third down they took over again on Listowel's five when McAllis- ter again pounced on a loose hall. However, the locals gave it right back on another fumble, but they took possession at Listowel's 10 when the visitors failed to make yardage on a third down gamble on a pass from their own, end zone. But again the SH squad lost the ball on a fumble and Lis- towel moved it out of their end on some fine running by Richard Ament and Stan Koom a gi. At the start of the second quarter, a poor snap from The South Heron junior Members of the junior squad squad's lack of experience are as follows: showed up strong in their con' David Taylor,Mike Cushman, test as they gave the ball away Jack Glover, Glenn Hoffman, repeatedly on their fumbles Peter deVries, Larry Stires, and offsides, Bryan Baynhane, Fred :Learn, After getting rid of some of Brian Sanders, Dale MeAllis- their jitters in the second half ter, Dennis Hockey, Richard they managed lb get their of- Westeott, Allan Oke, Rank feese rolling at times, but they Bosch, Bob Beavers, John =Ade't come up with the big Gratsick, John Talbot, Gary plays to, overcome the 13. Here, Patti Mason, Bob trig- point lead the visitor had in gins, :Elam MeKnight, Gerald the first halt. Finkbeiner, :Bail-ye Strang, Brian The locals had a golden on, MacLean and Allan Browning, Juniors' litters quelled too late The convert attempt was nullified because the visitors took too long to get the ball into play, but they came back eight minutes later to score another converted TD to give them their 13-0 lead at the half. Backfielder Mike Cushman and quarterback Dennis Hoc- key bobbled the ball in the backfield to set up the play and speedy Harold Douglas raced in to scoop up the loose pigskin and scampered 35 yards to the goal lime Ament's convert kick was tow, but it hit some players at the line of scrimmage and .bounced up over the uprights. Neither team threatened in the final half as they played a see-saw battle in the midfield area. Listowel went deep into the locals' end zone on one oc- casion, bet a thrilling so-yard run of a. kick by McAllister pelted SH out of trouble. Dennis Hockey couldn't get his ground attack going to any great degree, but the young quarterback threw several good passes, one of them going for 25 yards to Mike Cushman. YOUR HEALTH ! Your Health Cenite we help your dodo to safeguard it We're part of a "health team" headed by your doctor. Out part is to toMpound his pre. setiritionspromptly and cc. lo'rately, He depends on us. So can Motif South Huron's two football squads had their home openers spoiled in the newly formed Huron-Perth loop, Wednesday, when they lost both ends of a double-bill to Listowel. Despite the fact they had only five members of last year's squad in the. lineup, the Panthers stuck with the ex- perienced Lis towel squad throughout the tilt before bow- ing 14-8 via a late touchdown by the visitors. However, the junior squad never did get rolling in their 13-0 loss as they bobbled the ball a total of nine times and had valuable yardage nullified due to six offsides, Two of their fumbles led di- rectly to the pair of majors scored by the Listowel entry, `Green' squad shows up well The Panthers managed to cont a i n Listowel's strong ground attack for all but a few minutes in the opening and dying stages of the contest, but those few minutes proved enough to allow the vsilors to come up with their two majors. After running back the open- ing kickoff to their own 34- yard marker, the Listowel entry set out on their march towards the Panthers' goal line and they never finished until they had crossed, Fred Lusted, ,lim Roberts and Peter Doig carried 'for one first down each in three plays and two costly penalties took till pigskin all the way to the SFr 15. Roberts took the ball to the seven on a sweep around the left end and then Fred Lusted scored the first of his two majors with a run around the right end, South Huron managed to block the convert attempt to give the visitors a 6.0 margin after less than five minutes of play, Both learns buckled down to a Strong defensive game fol- lowing that and long boots by SH's Steve Kyle and Listowel's Fred Lusted kept the teams in their own ends until near the_ end of the quarter. Scores single. However, a short kick in the dying minutes of the quarter added with a 12-yard return by Gerry Drysdale and a is-yard penalty against Listowel brought the Panthers to the visitors' 28-yard line. Kyle attempted two passes that were both incomplete, but the starry quarterback booted the ball deep into the end zone to give the Panthers their first point AS the quarter ended, Both teats Worked the bell deep into the opposition end in the second quarter, but a strong defensive ...steed .by the Panthers kept Listowe l from scoring and the they were thwarted when they were stop, lied by the clock. Panthers. move ahead The teams maintained Their play well into the. third. period With a recovered .funible by Robert pulling the totals nut of trtitible nn One oceaSiOn. and a pass hi- letteption working the sante way for Listowel. However, lath iti the stanza, South' 1luiron took Over on Lis- Iowere -1(l yard line and kyle engineered them into the told anne on Seven Jim Pfaff and Neil McAllister nitked tin a first down on IWO alto, twig and Kyle went around ueen S HOTEL Seaforth Exeter Legion, who tied for last .place in the ree softball loop, climaxed their playoff drive under the lights at .Cen- tralia, Tuesday, when they wrestled the crown away from .Bowlers stage three outings Members of the Exeter lawn )wling club enjoyed three oubles jitneys this week and in indication of the tough com- petition was the fact that there was no repeat winners. On Wednesday, i with 28 bowl- ers competing n a mixed jut- fey, Harvey Pollen and Lillian P'yrn. teamed up to cop the hon- ors with two wins and a plus of 15. this was only one more point than the team of Ray Smith and Betty Tilley, while the other two-game winners, Wes Venner and Ted Chambers had a plus of seven. Len. McKnight and Bill Lam- port finished fourth in the event and fifth spot went to Russ Snell and Wilt Shapton. On Saturday, Fred Tilley and Luther Reynolds came out in first place with two wins and a plus of 10, followed closely by Alvin Pym and. Lee Webber who also had two wins and a plus of eight. The keenest competition re- sulted in Tuesday night's jitney when only three points separat- ed three teams which had all scored a pair of wins, Ray Smith and Bob Middle, ton had a total of 13 points to top the list, while George Thompson and Betty Tilley were right behind with 11, This was only one more point than Art Cann and Clarence Down picked up. "'Cuddly' is the word I be- lieve you used when we saw him In the pet shop window!" Chub Edwards and Murray Brintnell, the Vets scored a 7.4 margin in the sixth game of the best-of-seven final. The Legion crew. threatened to make a runaway or the tilt when they .plated lour runs in the first two innings off losing hurler Gord Slaught, but the Crediton nine knotted the count with their four tallies in the; third. However, the locals came back with the winner in the fourth and added two more in the sixth, while Wiper did a stellar job of protecting the lead by sending the Crediton crew down in order in the last three frarites. Start early The Legion wasted little time in getting on the scoreboard as they plated two runs in the first frame. Edwards led off with a single, but was forced at sec- ond on a grounder by M. .Brint- nell. However, a single by Doug Brintnell and an error on a ground ball hit by Har Holtz- inan enabled both runners to score. They added two more in the second when. Wiper started it off by reaching fire`. on another of the three. Crecliton errors. Slaught retired the next two bat, tors but Edwards and Brintnell hit back-to-back doubles to make the scare 4-0 for the win- Crecliton tied the count in the top of the third when they load- ed the sacks on two free passes and a single by Flynn. The first run seared when Hennes- sey bobbled Galloway's ground- er and Finkbeiner drove in the other three with a booming triple.. Move ahead again However, the Vets came right back in the fourth to score one (ally, which proved to be enough for the win. Wiper again reach- ed first on an error and after Slaught had retired the next Dining facilitleeMr baronets and loadings, Attractive. 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