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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1965-06-17, Page 613--Winthrop at Exeter 20—Brussels at Exeter 22—Exeter at Brussels 27—Goderich at Exeter 28—Exeter at Goderich Thorne brushes competition aside Stan Thorne of RCAF Cen- tralia shot a two over par 36 at the local course Thursday to win the Exeter Mens Golf Club's second tournament of the sea- son. Thorne registered one birdie on the sixth hole and had five pars to edge Wally Burton by three strokes. Hal Hinton, Lloyd Greenacre and Dick Weber tied for third place in the night's action with 40's. Lloyd Greenacre, Burton and Hinton won prizes for low scores on holes two, four and six respectively while Charlie Glenn took the high score hon- ors with a 50. Other scores turned in at the tourney were: Gar Johnson 41, Ernie Chipchase 44, Red Fair- ley 45 and Garry Cooper 45. Advertising has brought us many things. Finer cars, better homes, silly fads and wonderful inventions that have made life easier — and longer. 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Kneale Page G Times-Advocate, June 17, 1965 Greys nip Hensall in loop opener FOR ALL GOOD SPORTS By Jim Russell The Exeter Greys started the year off on the right foot Tuesday night when they de- feated Hensall by a 5-2 score Win championships at PS meet Pictured here are the individual champions declared at Friday's Exeter Public School track meet. Back row, left to right; Claudia Barrett, intermediate; Joan Campbell, senior. Middle: Jack and Joe Darling, tied for intermediate boys' title; Peter Kleinstiver and Kathy Wells, junior champs. Front: Jo Anne Inch and Brian Vickerman, pee wee winners. A photo appears elsewhere of senior boys' champ Bob Moore. --T-A photo JUNE 18—Exeter at Brucefield 22—Brucefield at Exeter 24—Exeter at Winthrop 28—Exeter at Hensall 29—Hensall at Exeter JULY 6—Brucefield at Exeter 7—Exeter at Hensall 9—Exeter at Brucefield Distaff bowlers show their stuff In the lawn bowling results this week it appears that the ladies are rounding into mid season form and are now chal- lenging the men for first place honors. The Exeter Lawn Bowling Club staged a jitney at the local green Saturday night with Betty Barkley and Verne Smith tying for first place with two wins and a plus of 11. The battle for second place was also very close with Lila Smith edging out Mrs. Glen by her higher aggregate score. Mrs. Smith had two wins, a plus of six and an aggregate of 23 while Mrs. Glen had two wins, a plus of six but an aggregate score of only 22. Staffa splits H-P openers The Staffa Merchants defeat- ed zurich Lumberkings 4-0 in the Huron-Perth League opener at Zurich Wednesday but lost to Walkerton by a 4-1 score on Sunday to even their record at one win and one loss. Jim Cassidy and Al Steinhoff teamed up to limit the Sta.ffa crew to only one run in the nine inning contest on Sunday while their teammates scored four times throughout the game for their first victory of the season. In the Wednesday game at Zurich, Staffa pitcher George Coveney staged a spectacular performance by allowing the Lumber kings only two hits while striking out 12 batters. The blond righthander also aid- ed his own cause by belting a long homerun over the right- field fence in the fifth inning. Zurich pitcher Jim Pfaff went all the way for the losers and struck out seven Staffa batters in the six inning contest. The Zurich squad committed four miscues. Dick Bedard picked up the first Zurich hit in the fourth inning and Jim Bedard singled in the last of the sixth for the only hits off Coveney. Thirdbaseman Ken Warren paced the Merchants attack with a double and a single and scored three Stale runs. Bill Murphy with two singles, Coveney with a homerun and Gary Hopf and Bob Parkinson with a single each rounded out the Staffa hitters. In Huron-Perth action next week Zurich will play in Dash- wood tonight (Thursday) while Staffa will travel to Zurich for a game next Monday night. Walkerton will meet Dashwood in Dashwood next Wednesday night. Zurich: Bob Johnston, Rick Stade, Don O'Brien, Phil Over- holt, Dick Bedard, George Hag- gitt, Earl Wagner, Angus Mc- Intosh, Doug O'Brien, Jim Be- dard and Jim Pfaff. Staffa; Ken Warren, Bill Mur- phy, Frank Elliott, Link Roh- fritch, George Coveney, Bill McNaught, Gary Hopf, Bob Sad- ler, Allan Clemo and Bob Park- inson. Gals ready ham and Dougall. Three straight singles off the bats of Marilyn Marshall, Pat Down and Darlene Snell netted the Greys another two runs in the fourth frame and they then closed out the scor- ing with one run in the bottom half of the fifth inning. Gayle Marcel led the Hensall batting attack by banging out a triple and two singles while June Chuter collected two sin- gles. Dolly Mattson and Elea- nor Shelds added a single each to the Hensall cause. Hensall: Linda Fuss, June Chuter, Dolly Mattson, Linda Fteagen, Gayle Marcel, Muriel Ferguson, Eleanor S he 11 d s, Mary Lou Hyde and Arlene Chipchase. Exeter: Darlene Snell, Con- nie Kernick, Ann Baynham, Fern Dougall, Audrey Pooley, Judy Smith, Ann Cronyn, Lee Souchereau, Iris Marshall, Anne Jorgensen, Marilyn Mar- shall and Pat Down. Following is the complete Ladies League schedule. The Greys play a total of 13 regular season games and will play a double schedule against Bruce- field and Hensall and a single schedule against Go der i Brussels and Winthrop. All home games of the Exeter Greys will be played on Tuesday nights starting at seven o'clock. Hugh Hodges of RCAF Clinton is group convener. in the opening game of the season. The home club scored once in both the first and third inn- ings, added two markers in the fourth and then concluded their scoring with one run in the fifth while the Hensall club plated all of their runs in the fifth frame. Pat Down went all the way on the mound for the locals and gave up a total of seven hits while striking out two batters and walking two. Down walked both Eleanor Shields and Mary Lou Hyde in the fifth Inning and these were the only two Hensall runners to score. The locals scored a run in the first on Ann Baynham's single and Fern Dougall's dou- ble and added another tally in the third when Darlene Snell walked and came in to score on successive singles by Bayn- The Exeter Greys, who last year were league champions in the Ladies' Huron Softball League, began their regular schedule this week and once again it appears that the club will be one of the top contenders in the popular loop. The Greys are coached by Lloyd Cushman and Bob Pooley again this year and will undoubtedly give local softball fans a lot of exciting ball this season. The local squad, which opened the season against the new entry from Hensall on Tuesday night, will journey to Brucefield on Friday night to face the powerful Brucefield team that ousted them from the Ladies' League playoffs last year. Other teams in the six-team league include Gode- rich, Winthrop and Brussels. The league was to have seven teams but the Mitchell club was forced to fold. Due to the fact that Hensall has entered a team this year the local club will lose a couple of key players in outfielder Dolly Matson and pitcher Helen Ebel but the club management is hopeful that some of the newcomers can take over. Returnees from last year's squad include Audrey Pooley, Jean Taylor (soon to be replaced by Jean Weber), Ann Cronyn, Fern Dougall, Pat Down, Iris Marshall, Lee Souchereau and Dar- lene Snell while Ann Jorgensen will be returning after a one-year absence. There have been a lot of youngsters working out with the club in the past few weeks and a few of them may be able to make the starting lineup later on in the sea- son. The Greys are set in the catching depart- ment with two experienced backstops in Fern Dougall and Ann Jorgensen but with the loss of Helen Ebel the pitching staff is thin with only Pat Down and Audrey Pooley available for mound duty. Iris Marshall and Lee Souchereau will •share the first base duties with Ann Cronyn at second, Ann Jorgensen at third and Audrey Pooley at shortstop. When Pooley is hurling new- comer Judy Smith from Crediton will handle the shortstop position. Darlene Snell is the only holdover from last year's outfield with newcomers Ann Baynham, Mary Kerr, Connie Kernick and Marilyn Marshall seeking the other two outfield posts. INTEREST SLOWS DOWN Unlike other districts this area seems to be losing instead of gaining interest in track and field events. At one time the local high school had lots of track enthusiasts whenever they staged their annual meet but now there. are only a few participants while most of the students be- come spectators or go home. In the past, competition was keen and there were always a few records broken, but now it seems that there are only a few entrants and the one who finishes is usually the victor. In the last school meet that was held in October no new marks were set but at the Exe- ter Public School track meet that was held last Friday three new records were established and each event was heavily contested and it seems that the high school can learn a few lessons from these young athletes. Pee Wee Girls' champion Jo Anne Inch set a new softball throw of 60' 4" eclipsing Elsie Gosar's previous high mark of 49' 6" while Brian Vickerman and Brent Clarke also established new marks. Vickerman jumped 3' 1" to break the old record of three feet that was held jointly by Dale McKenzie and Ian Johnston while Clarke ran the 50-yard dash in eight seconds to eclipse the old mark of nine and a third seconds that was set by Doug Stanlake. RUSTLINGS — Al Flynn of town was the winner of the transistor radio that was raffled off by the Exeter All-Star Squirts and dragn for last Saturday. The Squirts made a total of $318 on the draw and plan to buy jackets for the team . . The Detroit Tigers continue to remain in the top half of the American League pennant race and at the present time are still holding their own in the junior circuit. After losing their sixth doubleheader of the year to the Min- nesota Twins last Friday the Bengals came back to take the next two from the league leaders to keep their record above .500 and if the Motor City squad can maintain a long winning streak they could move into the lead, Legion clip Crediton to snatch league lead ,01 Calling All Area Youngsters . . . LEARN to SWIM das, Al Flynn and Don Hudson collected singles. pitcher Lyle Little kept the Kinsmen off the scoresheet. Jim Hewitt and Jim Sand- ford each had a single and home run for the losers while Dave McCutcheon added two singles and a triple to the Kinsmen attack. Lyle Little picked up three singles to pace the winners while Dale Turvey had a triple, Mike Cushman two singles and a double, and Ron Bogart two — Please turn to page 7 HITTERS DUEL The game at Crediton was a slugfest all the way with the teams banging out a total of 31 hits that included eight doubles, two triples and two home runs. At the end of the fourth frame the score was tied at nine apiece but the Old Timers took over from the fifth inning on to score four more runs while The Exeter Legion took over undisputed possession of first place in the Exeter Men's Re- creation Softball League Mon- day when they blanked Credi- ton 7-0. In the other game play- ed in Crediton, the Old Timers won their first game of the season after dropping the first two by outlasting the Kinsmen, who have yet to win a game, by a 13-9 score. Legion pitcher Don Mous- seau, making his first appear- ance of the year, came through with a stellar performance by blanking the Crediton crew al- though they outhit the winners 5-4. Mousseau struck out four and permitted only one runner to reach third base as his mates fielded flawlessly behind him. The winners plated two runs in the first frame on a double by Murray Brintnell and a single by Chub Edwards that was fol- lowed up by a ground out and a passed ball. Crediton hurler Gord Slaght blanked the vet- erans in the second inning but was unable to hold them in the third as they added five more big runs to give Mousseau all the lead that he needed. The win was the second of the season for the Legion who have also tied one game while Crediton absorbed their sec- ond loss of the year. Jim Pinder led the Legion's batting attack with a double and two runs batted in while Murray Brintnell, Chub Ed- wards and Cy Blommaert had a single apiece. Dick Coulter had two hits for the losers while Don Dun- THIS SUMMER ,111011111111111t1 ttttttttttt 1 tttttt 111111111 llllll hill 11lllll 11I ll iiiiiiiiii I WALT ANN'S It doesn't make sense to put dollars where they can't grow, Membership in your Credit Union Is one of the growlnoest places anywhere, Call Harold Patterson. TAILORING SALE TROPICAL ENDS SAT. SUITS $5595 Exeter Community Credit Union Devon Bldg. Fill out the form below and enrol in the Exeter Kinsmen's LEARN - TO - SWIM CLASSES at the new swimming pool SWIMMING INSTRUCTION REGISTRATION I, the undersigned, wish to register my child for swimming in the Exeter Kinsmen's Learn-to- Swim Classes. I hereby waive all responsibility of the follow- ing: The Town of Exeter, Exeter Recreational Coun- cil, Exeter Kinsmen Club, the Recreational Director, the Swimming Instructor and Supervisor — in case of any accident. 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