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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1963-06-13, Page 6Boys who captured at least one red ribbon at the field meet Saturday were: Front, from left, Kevin Pfaff, Crediton; Danny McLaren, McCurdy; Jim. Guenther, Dashwood; Jim Potter, Egmond- ville; back row, Bradley Pryde, 1 Usborne; Gary Kyle, Hensall; Bob Webb, DashwoOd; inset, Ron Broderich, Exeter, who Won the senior boys' title. Noe TirneMcIvecate4*.hrte 13, 1963 Flyers, tie for .thirdi blank .Bissett's. 2-0 Students from 21 public .schools, compete in first area meet here. FQR. SPORTS By, ,R91§. .17440 Athletic success Former Hensall and Exeter star hurler, Don -'"Danger" pen turned in a sparl<1ing mound effort for the airmen, holding. his opposition to five bingles over the nine-inning route, Bell seat nine slice cream men" to the bench via the flog route while issuing but single free pass. Bay Johnston started the ball rolling with a double to right centre and scampe rest home on a passed hall as the throw from the catcher eluded the third sacker, The second tally came when Frank Corkurn banged a long triple and raced home on Al Wiper's infield out, Wins by the three previous second division clubs tightened the memorial Witte loop con- eiderably the past v,kielt, Centralia RCAF Flyer$, lurt ping in their best effort of the young season, shut out the OR- derich Biasetts a-0 to move into a tie, percentage,wise, with the lake shore boys. The other RCAF club from Clinton knocked off Woodstock Fuels 4,1 to register their first victory of the year, Coodyears also as, sumed the role of giant killers by downing the Goderich club 5-2 on a pair of home runs, one by former Exeter Mohawk star, Ken Saxton, Stratford Kroehlers remain the only undefeated squad having taken all three contests to date. Woodstock and Goderich have counted the same number of wins but have suffered two and three losses respectively. The Flyers from Centralia have a two-two record enabling them to slide into a third place deadlock with Goderich. BELL HURLS SHUT-OUT Single runs in the seventh and eighth frames enabled RCAF Flyers to hang up their 2-0 whitewash over the Bis- setts in Goderich Thursday. Buy a beautiful OrCal Diamond Insured free for one year Pleasing you pleases us, 01:101150011 Rec softball under way The first attempt at organizing an OB, 111BIltary school track and field meet for a coin- plete inspectorate was huge success here Sat- urday. More than 300 students from 21 schools participated in the Saturday morning session un- der the capable direction of Inspector John Go- Man. With Mr. -Gornan leaving this area in the near .future it is to be hoped his successor will make this an annual event. At the moment very few rural inspector- ates throughout the province have undertaken such an. endeavor. The Department of Education is taking a closer look at physical fitness and its benefits in elementary schooling and similar com- petitions could become more frequent, Although the larger centres took a large percentage of the points. respectable showings by some of the contingents from smaller schools should increase the entries for coming years. Some of the rural schools were not represented since they felt the larger enrollment of urban schools would curtail their chances. One happy teacher was heard to remark:. "All we expected to get from this was experience and we came assay with a number of ribbons." Having attended the local meet Saturday, we would congratulate Mr. Gornan and staff of teachers and additional helpers for conducting a very pleasing and well planned program. Getting underway shortly after nine, 30. separate events with an average of 15 partici- pants were run off in less than three hours. Five or six areas of the grounds were utili7ed at the same time to enable speedy diepositton of all classes. All events were spaced properly giving any youngsters competing in several events a reasonable length of time to get set for their next outing. Roberta Sharpe, Crediton, runner-up in the senior girls' high jump event at the inspectorate field meet, clears the bar at the four-foot mark. Children from 21 schools in the area competed at Saturday's meet. consistent competitors of the day, Although this was the first meet of its kind and records have not been established, se, veral performances were ont-, standing, Broderia in the hop, step and jump class, leaped 33"19"„ more than two feet farther than the existing"locanschoalreeard. In the intermediate girl's softball throw, Judy Smith of Crediton heaved the ball 101', equalling a new mark set at the local meet several weeks ago. CENTRAL]). CHAMP Verna Lane of RCAF cen- tralla copped the senior gir)'s title edging Margaret Geiger of Zurich by a single point,. Intermediate and junior girl. titles were taken by Bonnie Sims of Crediton and petaTro- yer of Zurich, Tight battles took place in intermediate and junior boy's competitions, Bob Webb: of Dasbwood edged Gary Kyle of Hensall by a pair of points to take the in-between age group- ing and Kevin Pfaff of Crediton decisioned Bradley Pryde of Hurondale in the youngest class, LEGEND E, Exeter; H, Hensall; C, Cre, diton; Z, Zurich; McC, JADMc- Curdy RCAF; D, Dashwood; EG, Egmondville; 11,7, No, 1. us_ borne; 60, No. 6, If sborne; STA, Stanley Township. GIRLS' EVENTS SENIOR-, Softball throw, Wendy Moir (H), 121'3", Norah Brown (EG), Patsy Clarke (C); running broad, Verna Lane (McC), 13'9", Janet Miller (D), Margaret Geiger (Z); standing broad, Geiger, 6'9", Margaret Bosch (E), Lane; 75-yard dash, Lane, 10 sec., Geiger, Roberta Sharpe CC); high jump, Bosch, The first track and ,fteldineet for public schools in the inspect torates of Huron No. 3 and Perth- o. 3 was held on the grounds of the Exeter Public School and $HDHS Saturday, Budding track stars from 21. elementary schools were in at, teadance, feurteenof them rural one room schools, public Schocil Inspector G, John Goman Was in charge of the event and was assisted by Many teachers and a few addi,. tional helpers. Exeter school was declared overall team champion with 40 points. 5 Stephen at Crediton a-raa, bed 24 points, good for second $pot. Stephen USS 16 at Dashwood was in third place with 20 fol, cowed by SS 8 Tuckersmith from Egmondville with 17, An urban and a rural school were next in line, tied for the number five position, Hensall PS and SS 1, Osborne better known as Hurondale„ were dead, looked with 16 points apiece. Rounding out the first eight finishers were the student s from J,A,D, McCurdy at Cen- tralia and from ES 7 Hay at Zurich with 15 and 14 respec- tively. B RODE RIC K WINS Ron Broderick, senior boys' winner at the Exeter school track meet a few weeks ago, again was the best in his divi- sion, This time he had stiff competition from Ron Parsons of Hurondale who came within two points of the title. Broderick annexedfirst place in each of the four events he entered. Parsons, competing in all five of the boys classes, was in second position in each of them, being one of the most SherPel, :Catherine Mac- Leod INTERMEDIATE—S. olt hall throw, Judy'(c) 101', Lynda Armstrong (aS), Valle McKinley' (55); standing broad, Sherrie Ford, (E) 6'8", Bonnie Sims (C), McKinley; running broad, Sims, ta'a", Joan Sim , mons (H), Heather McLeod, (E); 75-yard dash, Cheryl Parsons (E) 19,5 sec„ Sims, Jean Burr ridge (McC); high jump, Gail Brown, (EG) 3'7 1/2", Sharon Whittaker (Z), Katy Eberhart (C); JUNIOR--Running broad, Yv, onne Romenink, (E) 10' 8 1/2", Lynda pougall, (1-13), Mary Ellen prance (6U); 60,yard dash, jeanette Finnegan, (EG) 8 sec., Beth Troyer (Z), Debra Hern (6i,1); high jump, Troyer, Oi- 2 ii".g", Marilyn Durst (EG),. Janice Loader (E); softball throw, Mary Lou McKinley (SSTA) 79' 5", Nancy Scott (C), Bonnie Armstrong (3STA); volleyball throw, Sandra Gra- ham (10 STA) 52' 8", Brenda Turner (7 STA), Brenda Skin- ner (6U). BOYS' EVENTS SENIOR—Running broad, Ron Broderick (E) 18' 2", .RonPara sons (1 U), Richard Glanville (C); hop, step and jump, Bro- derick 33' 10", Parsons and Larry Gould (2 Hay); standing broad, Broderick 7' 9", Par- sons and Ross Whittaker; 100- yard dash, Broderick 11 sec., Parsons and Clifton Webber (6 STA); high jump, Brian Mc- Arthur (E) 4' 8", Parsons and Gould, INTERMEDIATE -- Standing broad jump, Gary Kyle, (H) 7' 2 1/2", Bob Webb (D), John Loader (E); 100-yard dash, Webb 12.5 sec., Graham Bern (E), Kyle; running broad jump, Kyle, Webb andGlenn Nicholson (EG); high jump, Webb 4' 2", Kyle and Don. Campbell (E); hop, step and jump, Webb 28'- 4 1/2", Kyle and John Rouiston (Mac). JUNIOR—High jump, Jim Potter (EG) 3' 4", Randy Bec- ker (0), Doug Case (2 H); stan- ding broad jump, Dan MacLaren (McC) 5' 11", Kevin Pfaff (C), Jack Darling (E); running broad jump, Pfaff, Richard Laughton, Bradley Pryde (1 U); 75-yard dash, Pryde, 11 sec., Potter and Pfaff; softball throw, Jim Guen- ther (D) 129' 10", Paul Mc- Knight (E), Alan Colborne(McC) PIKE AND PICKEREL SCARCE Pike and pickerel fishing in the local streams has been at almost a standstill the past few weeks with very few catches being reported. Local merchant Ray Jory is about the only angler coming up with any sizeable fish. Ray land- ed a 27-inch pickerel weighing somewhat over six pounds while trolling in the "cut" south of Grand Bend a little more than -a week ago. The interesting part of the catch was the fact the "beauty was landed on an ordinary hook with a gob of dew worms attached." SPORTSMEN ARE SPENDERS An economic survey taken by the Domin- ion Bureau of Statistics shows that fishermen and hunters in Canada spent $275,000,000 in 1961 on wildlife sport. This survey, the first attempt to put a dol- lar value on the outdoor sport in our country, was done at the request of provincial game agen- cies. The tabulation showed that 1,526,000 per- sons or 12% of our country's total population either fished or hunted or did both in 1961. An interesting part of the report showed that 60% of all sportsmen hunted and fished within a 100-mile radius of their homes. The average fisherman spent approximately $143 while his hunting friend doled out about $110 in his yearly quest of game. Here's the schedule for the Exeter Men's Recreation Soft- ball League: JUNE 13--Airmen vs Crediton 17--Kinsmen vs Airmen Bowling Lanes vs Legion 19--Crediton vs Kippen 24--Legion vs Kippen Airmen vs Bowling Lanes 26--Crediton vs Kinsmen JULY 3--Crediton vs Legion Kippen vs Airmen 8--Kinsmen vs Bowling Lanes 10--Legion vs Airmen Bowling Lanes vs Crediton Kinsmen vs Kippen 15--Kinsmen vs Legion 17--Bowling Lanes vs Kippen Crediton vs Airmen 22--Airmen vs Kinsmen (At Centralia Legion vs Bowling Lanes 24- -Kippen vs Crediton 29--Kippen vs Legion Bowling Lanes vs Airmen 31--Kinsmen vs Crediton AUGUST 5--Legion vs Crediton 7--Bowling Lanes vs Kinsmen 8--Airmen vs Kippen 12--Airmen vs Legion (At Cen- tralia 14--Crediton vs Bowling Lanes Kippen vs Kinsmen Home games of the kippen Mavericks will be played under the lights at Hensall and will get underway at 8.00 p.m. The home contests of the Centralia Airmen at RCAF diamond will commence at 8,00 p.m. Starting time for all other games is 7 o'clock sharp. "Does their verdict of 'Not guilty' mean I get to keep the loot?" Bowlers name jitney winners Exeter Lawn Bowling Club moved into its second week of action with a pair of jitneys. Competing Saturday evening, a combination of George Thom- pson and WilfridShapton walked off with top honors, notching two wins plus 17. In the runner-up position with a single win plus 10 came the duo of Lillian Pym and Howard Truemner. Attendance at Tuesday's jit- ney was cut by the cooler weather. Although the tempera- ture was down, the competition was warm with three rinks scoring two wins each. Betty Tilley and Ross Taylor combined to cop the first award, compiling a plus of 17. A plus of 14 enabled LilaSmith and Wes Watson to grab second spot. A trio, comprising Russ Snell, Shapton and Alvin Pra, used a seven plus to corral the number three position. Honors were spread throughout the district in the Huron No. 3 and Perth No. 3 inspectorate public school field meet at the local playgroundsSaturday. These girls were among the first place winners; Front, from left, Mary Lou McKinley, 5 Stanley; Sandra Graham, 10 Stanley; Jeanette Finnegan, Egmondville, Cheryl Parsons, Exeter; Beth Troyer, Zurich; Yvonne Romaniuk, Exeter; back row, Judy Smith, Crediton; Margaret Geiger, Zurich; Gail Brown, Egmondville; Verna Lane l J.A.D. McCurdy, Centralia; Margaret Bosch, Exeter; Wendy Moir, Bengali; Sherry Ford, Exeter. Not shown, Bonnie Sims, Crediton. DAD deserves an OK Used Car H-P ON THE ROCKS AGAIN? Last week we reported the Huron-Perth baseball league back in action after a precarious few weeks. The situation is again shaky with the withdrawal of the Listowel Legionnaire entry due to lack of players. President Bob Sadler of Staffa reports the loop will go with three teams if a fourth is not available. He is still hopeful of hooking up in an interlocking schedule with another loop. Although the weatherman hasn't been co- operating too much, the three clubs should get the season underway this week. 1960 Ford DELUXE SEDAN Custom radio, two tone finish, a low mileage western car. 1960 Envoy SPECIAL SEDAN Low cost transportation, 28,000 actual miles, NOW's the time for your furnace deanout Ladies' ball league opens here tonight 1959 Chevrolet BEL AIR SEDAN Automatic transmission, wheel discs, a one owner car. 1959 Chevrolet BISCAYNE SEDAN Wheel discs, two tone finish, 38,000 actual miles, Huron Ladies' softball Lea- gue opens its 1963 schedule in Exeter and Clinton tonight, Thursday. Exeter Greys, the defending champions, will be host to RCA F Clinton in the local opener, The Greys will be sporting their new *uniforms, donated by local merchants. In the other opener, Clinton will be hoSt to Brucefield. The schedule: JUNE 13—RCAF Clinton at Exeter Brucefield at Clinton 14—Winthrop at Blyth 15—BrusseIs at RCAF Clinton (2 p.m.) 17--Exeter at RCAF' Clinton Winthrop at Brussels Blyth at Clinton 19—RCAF Clinton at Winthrop Exeter at Brussels Blyth al Brucefield 20—PWinthrop at Exeter Clinton at BrutselS 24--Blyth at BrusSels Winthrop at RCAF Clinton Exeter at Clinton 26—RCAF Clinton at Brussels Winthrop at Brudefield Clinton at Blyth 27—Briissels at Exeter RCAF Clinton at Winthrop at Blyth Jutiv 2—articefield at ttlyth Clinton at Exeter Call us for FREE Service from the firm of YOUR choice 1959 Meteor NIAGARA COACH Custom radio, washers, black with red interior, Pee wee ball starts next week 3--Brussels vs. Winthrop at Walton 4--RCAF Clinton at Exeter Slyth at Clinton 5—Exeter at Brucefield 8--B rue efi eld at RCAF Clinton Winthrop at Brussels Clinton at Blyth 9--Blyth at Exeter Brucefield at Brussels 10—RCAF Clinton at Brucefield 11 Exeter vs. Winthrop at Walton Brussels at Clinton 15—Exeter at RCAF Clinton Clinton at Brussels Blyth at 'mantrap 16—Brucefield at Exeter 17—Brussels at Clinton Blyth vs. Winthrop at Wal- ton, 19--Exeter at Brucefield 22—Blyth at RCAF' Clinton Brustels at Brueefield Winthrop at Clinton 24—Clinton at Brucefield 25—Brussels at Winthrop RCAF Clinton at Blyth 20--Exeter at Blyth Brussels at RCAF Clinton Brucefield at Winthrop 30--Brucefield at Exeter 31-.Cli ri ton vs. Winthrop at Walton Brussels at Blyth Game times: BruCefield, Ex- eter and Winthrop, 7,00 p.m.; Blyth, 7.10 p.m.; RCAF Clinton, 8.00 Now, Esz:LsSels, 8.30 p.m. 7--St. Marys at Exeter 9--Exeter at Clinton Hensall at St, Marys IO—Seaforth at Goderich (3 wit) The complete WOAA Pee Wee schedule for the local grouping has been released by Convenor Pete McNaughton Of Hensall, All games are to Start at 7.00 p.m., unless otherwise noted, JUNE 17-=Luton at Seaforth 19--Seaforth at Exeter 20—Hensall et Lucan 11—Exeter at Goderich Mitchell at Et, Marys 22-.Godericli at Hensall (3 pm) 24--St. Marys at Seaforth 25—Mitchell at Clinton Hensall at Goderich 26 —Lucan -at Exeter 21-,Seaforth at Mitchell 25-Clintcni at Goderich Exeter at St. Marys 29—Ltitati at Hensall 1956 Dodge DELUXE SEDAN Atitoinatiti trait Snit sioni Whitet wall tires; wheel discs, 44,000 ,actual SHELL PAYS THE BILL! ART CLARKE Snell Bros. 2-11ensall at Seaiorth Goderich at Clinton 3—Mitchell at Exeter 4--Clinta at Lucan 5—Sealorth at St. MaryS 6—Exeter at. Mitchell St. Maryt at Goderich Hensall at Clinton Your Local Shell Agent Phone 235-1820 Exeter Limited Chev Olds Envoy Corvolr tittoNt; ttatt.outo txvrtg .7<",/ - ASO 474.4M4 sti.% Will form dub at local course More than one hundredadults and close to fifty juniors have registered for play this sum- trier at the Exeter Golf course. Owner-operator Allan West- cott reporta the first tourney Of the year will take Place Wed- nesday afternoon, June 19, at 5 p.ni The coMpetitiOn will be a mixed two-ball foursome with 35 entries listed on the board at the moment, After tournament play on the 1.9tb, members will gather to Organize a club and elect an executive for 1 X63, the best round over the Nine- hole COUrSe this Year to date was a two-under-par .az turned in by Jinn Masoa, RCAF Cetpg tralia, 8--Exeter at Seaiorth 9—Lucan at Mitchell St. Marys at Hensel] 10--Clinton at Exeter 11--Mitchell at Goderich Seaforth at Luca.n 12--Clinton at St. Marys Exeter at Hensall 13—Ludan at Goderich IS--Mitchell at Seaforth 16—Exeter at Lucan 17—Seaforth at Clinton 18—Godericli at Mitchell 19--.Lucan at St. Marys 20—St. Marys at Mitchell 22—Goderich at Exeter 23—Clinton at Mitchell 25—Goderich at Lucan Clinton at Seaforth 27—Mitchell at liensall Goderich at St. Marys 29—Mitchell at Lucan St. Marys ai Clinton 31--Clinton at Hensall AUGUST 1--St. MaryS at Lucan 3.,-Seaforth at Hensall (3 pm) t.-Hensall at Mitchell 6-,-Luton at Clinton GOderich at Seaforth