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,Page 'Tim.-Acivpcatp,„ May 18.,, 1904 Season opens Wednesday Local gals to play In.
nine squad loop Four ball entries slated
for .Fluron-Perth.. action,
When asked what the pros-
pects were for this, year's ag-
gregation, coach Lloyd Cush-
man said, "We can't name the-
players until the programs are
printed!"
The Huron,perth Intermee,
diate Baseball League will offi-
cially open its 1964 campaign
on Wednesday, June 3,
Exeter Mohawks will go
against Zurich Lumber Kings
in Zurich while Walkerton will
visit Staffa, last year's Ontario
Intermediate "C" champions.
These two games will be the
first of a 12-game schedule for
each club.
League President Bob Sadler
said the Huron-Perth executive
had hoped for more teams this
season but are happy to have the
four-team grouping which they
presently possess.
season. Before the players had
progressed too far into the
practice, rain came and washed
out proceedings.
Future practices have been
slated for Wednesday and to-
night (Thursday) in an effort to
round the players into half de-
cent shape for their opening
game in Zurich Wednesday,
MohaWkS will make their
home debut here on Sunday
afterneen (2:30 P.M.) in a gaMe
against Staffa.
Coach Joe Wooden has many
problems. The tribe c o ac h
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HURON-PERTH LOOP SCHEDULE
MOHAWKS PRACTICE
Exeter Mohawks, under the
guidance of Coach Joe Wooden
took to the field Tuesday night
for their initial workout of the
JUNE
3— Walkerton at Staffa
Exeter at Zurich
7—Zurich at Walkerfort (2:30)
Staffa at Exeter (2:30)
9—Staffa at Zurich
14—Walkerton at Exeter (2:30)
17—Zurich at Staffa
21—Exeter at Walkerten (2;30)
24—Walkerton at Zurich
Exeter at Staffa
28—Zurich at Exeter (2;30)
Staffa at Walkerton (2;30)
Square dancers
going to Toronto
The Exeter Adult S qu ar e
Dance c11117, which enjoyed an
extremely successful season of
activity during the past months,
have curtailed their program
until next September.
The group finished up its year
with their least five dances at
South Huron District H i g h
school. Five squares turned out
last Wednesday to climax the
season with a box social party.
Three squares from the lo-
cal club will be attending the
square dance convention onJune
20 at the Royal York Hotel,
Toronto.
Definitely going to date are:
Mr. and Mrs. Max Harness,
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Bowles and
Mr. and Mrs, Wayne Tuckey.
JULY
1—Walkerton at Zurich (2;30)
2—Stella at Exeter
5—Exeter at Walkerton (2:30)
8—Zurich at Staffa
12—Walkerthe at Exeter (2:30)
14-"Exeter at Zurich
15—Walkerton at Staffa
19—Zurich at Walkerton (2:30)
21—Staffa at Zurich
23—Exeter at Staffa.
26--Staffa at Walkerton (2;30)
Zurich at Exeter (2:30)
stated: "positions on the clpb
are wide open. At our first
workput we looked at some
promising ball players, All we
need now is a man with the bench
manager's experience of C, E,
Clarence "D r y" Boyle to
make a comebacls. The boys
are going to put the presetire
on himi"
playerewise, Jim Rnssell,
Jim Pfaff, Glen Bennett, Robert
Wolfe and Don Coughlin of Lucan
have been working on pitching.
It is hoped that Gerald Bell of
Hensall may also by added to
the roster.
Ricky Boyle, Ron Bogart, Bill
McKinnon, Simon Nagel, Bob
Johnston, Roger Cann, Pete Mc-
Falls, George Wright, Lyle Lit-
tle and Gord Strang all have
been out to practice along with
many other new faces.
Wooden hopes to mould a
contending unit together for the
Zurich opener next Wednesday.
"Fairlanes " - Best of the bunch
League winners a "B group champs a Grand champs
Back row, left to right, Burly Bob Russell, Bob Fletcher, Chub Edwards and Ron Bogart; Front row, air share
Wedmeyer and Tip Top trophies.
low net title
Exeter Greys, WOAA softball
.champions 1963 will take to
the field sometime during the
first week of Am.? in defence
of their title.
At a league executive meet-
Ong in Clinton "Meaclay night,
newly appeinted group conve-
ner, Hugh Hodges, reported the
league Will commence Play cler ,
ing the first week of June.
The group will comprise nine
teams. Exeter, B re eeflel d,
RCAF Clinton, Mitchell, God-
erien, Winthrop, Clinton Town
and Blyth will be vying for
softball honors.
Each team will play a home
and home schedule which will
give each club a regular 16,
game schedule. When the play,
offs arrive, the group will split
into a Northern and Southern
division.
Exeter, Brucefield, RCAF
Clinton and Mitchell will make
up the Southern loop while God-
erich, Winthrop, Clinton Town
and Blyth will battle it out in
the Northern setup.
For Exeter, Grace Farquhar
has returned as manager. Lloyd
Cushman will once again coach.
The Greys have held two
workouts to date while some of
the other teams have already
held exhibition games.
WE STILL HAVE
STRAWBERRIES
$6 per Hundred
Name winner in
puck team draw
Beverley Smatters, 160 Col-
umbia Drive, Huron Park, won
the transistor radio in a draw
conducted by the Exeter squirt
and juvenile hockey teams.
The draw was made by Billy
Simmons, son of Mayor and
Mrs. Eldrid Simmons.
EVERGREENS
Out of Our Own Lot
Planting During May
The Exeter Men's Golf Club
held a nine-hole tourney last
Thursday night at the Exeter
Golf Course, Twenty club mem-
bers participated in the event.
Bill Pollen and Wally Burton
tied for low net honors with a 315.
Pollen toured the nine hole
layout in 45 while Burton regis-
tered a 41. However, the handi-
caps of 10 and 6 respectively
deadlocked the pair for first
place low net honors.
Lloyd Cushman, Claude Far-
row, Hal Hinton and Ernie Chip-
chase finished in that order to
cop the next four low net prizes.
All four recorded 36 net rounds.
The hidden hole went to Barry
Greenacre who carded an eight
on the third.
Low 'hidden hole was taken by
Stan Thorne with a par three on
the first hole.
The door prize went to "Red's
Fairley.
Nick Sologubov won the tour-
ney with a gross of 37.
Individual scores in the tour-
nament were as follows;
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this Sunday, Wednesday afternoon
and during the evening throughout
the week.
Individual champions
Back row, left to right, "A" league winners: Billy Wright (high triple, 918); Lyall Riddell (high
single, 370) and Don Couture (high average, 234). Front row, "B" league winners: Chub Edwards
(high single, 353) and Harry Kieswetter (high average, 228 and high triple, 867).
Nick Sologubov 37 21 35
Bill Pollen 45 10 35
Wally Burton 41 6 35
Lloyd Cushman 39 3 36
Claude Farrow 42 6 36
Hal Hinton 45 9 36
Mike Cushman 46 10 36
Ernie Chipchase 52 16 36
Stan Thorne 39 2 37
John Keep 39 2 37
Mel Soper 45 8 37
Barry Greenacre 47 10 37
Derry Boyle 50 13 37
Gary Cooper 52 15 37
Tony Mansell 44 6 38
Bill MacLean 44 6 38
Don Couture 44 6 38
Dick Jermyn 48 10 38
Red Fairley 53 15 38
Jerry MacLean 49 10 39
"Spares" - - - consolation champions
Back
more
Winners of the R, E. Pooley trophy
row, left to right, Wilf Shapton, Lloyd Hodgins and Aub Farquhar; Front row, Lorne Pass-
and "Boom" Gravett. Missing from picture are Captain Andy Miller, Jim Fairbairn, Bob
Nicol and Bill Stanlake.
Softball league
to stage social
The Exeter Men's Softball
League will officially open its
1964 season with a social get-
to-gether at the Exeter Legion
Hall this Friday night.
All members of teams
throughout the six team group
of last season are invited to
attend the do which starts at
8;00 p.m.
Team executive members are
requested to be at the Legion
Hall at 7;00 p.m. sharp so that
definite plans may be made for
this season.
One meeting has been held
but due to the lack of atten-
dance, nothing definite could
be decided. It is hoped that part
of the schedule may be drafted
this Friday.
uss' Billiards" — - "A" playoff champions
Winners of the Labatt trophy
Back row, left to right, Lloyd Stewart, Ray Smith, Harold Penhale and Lyall Riddell; Front row,
Gary Middleton, Captain Pete McFalls and Simon Nagel.
By MRS. ROBERT RUNDLE
The annual Sunday School an-
niversary was held Sunday with
Rev. A. H. Johnson of Stratford
as guest speaker and special
music was supplied by the Sun-
day School.
Mr. & Mrs. JohnSimpson and
family, Mr. & Mrs. Fred Rogers
of Kirkton, Mr. & Mrs. Don
Brine and Cheryl were Sunday
guests with Mr. & Mrs. Fred
Doupe.
Mr. & Mrs. Keith Stephens
and Kevin of Anderson, Mrs.
Phil Brine and Nancy of St.
Marys, Mr. Lloyd Brine of Base
Line, Mr. & Mrs. Ross Robin-
son and Lynn of fourth line were
guests Sunday with Mr. & Mrs.
Oscar Brine.
Mr. & Mrs. Bryce Skinner and
family of Munro, Mr. a& Mrs.
Ross Tufts of Kirkton were
Sunday visitors with Mrs. Roy
Kirk.
r M. & Mrs. Charles Crane
of Thamesford visited Sunday
with Mrs. Robert Rundle, Jim
and Jack.
Donna and Andre Mann of
Toronto have returned home
after spending two weeks with
their uncle and aunt, Mr. &
Mrs. Norris Webb and family.
Mr. Oliver McCurdy of Bar-
rie Visited recently with Mr. &
Mrs. Ira McCurdy.
Mr. & Mrs. Ray Mills of Exe-
ter, Mr. & Mrs. Harold Levy
and family of St. Marys Were
guests Sunday with Misses Rhea
and Blanche Mills.
Mr. & Mrs. Roy McCurdy
and family of Kirkton visited
Sunday With Mr. & Mrs. Ira
McCurdy,
& Mrs. Bev Westman
McC
and Janet of Granton Were Sun-
day guests with Mr. & Mrs.
Glenn Copeland, Cynthia and
Seven greens
in first jitney
The Exeter Lawn Bowling
Club held its first jitney of 1964
on Saturday at the local greens.
Thirty club members baptized
the new season of play as seven
greens were in play.
First place prize winners
were Ray Smith and Ivan Hirtzel
with a score of two plus 20, Wes
Venner and Hugh Love bowled
two wins with a plus of 12, good
enough for second place.
Will Goodwin and Lillian Pym
placed third with two wins, plus
seven, while Betty Tilly and
Howard Ince registered two
Wins pluS four, good enough for
fourth place.
The Exeter Lawn Bowling
Club has purchased new equip-
ment for work on the greens and
all members of the club antici-
pate a good season of play.
Of course the club is still
looking for more new members.
If you are interested in joining
you may do so by Calling in at
the club when the games are
going on; or you May phone
Ted ?coley or Bert Francis,
both members of the club,
"Ringers — - "A" league winners
Winners of the Kist trophy
Back row, left to right, Barry Greenacre, Billy Wright, Doh
Wright and Karl Sohendera; Front row, Big JIM Russell, Gap'
tairi Aino8 Darling, Brian Sanders and ausS