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ther, Shirley Zandburger, Teddy
Triebner, Noel Skinner, Sharron
Rader, Henry Van Esbroech,
Michael Dobbs, Steven Cann, Jane
peoninga i Norman McAuley;
Peter Case, Gail Fuller, Valerie
Flynn, Fred Campbell, David
Greene,Joan Forrest, Judy Dam-
sma, Joey Reaburn, Jeff Linden-
field, Paul Reaburn, Perry Pres-
zcator.
Dennis Keller, Brian Dougall,
Barb Dietrich, Brian Harrell,
Paul Pooley, Judy Heywood, Kim
Postill, Martha Van Esbroech,
John McAuley, Roxanne Rhude,
Jamie Caldwell, Danny Heywood,
Gail Travis, Brian Penhale, Bill
Webster, Anne Gould, Danny Tur-
vey, Brian Kipfer, Edward Van
Esbroech, Laurie Murley, Judy
Dickey and Wendy Webb.
Good
Looks
LLOYD GREENACRE
. paces winners
opposition errors.
The Tigers cut the Kin lead to
a single run in the top of the sixth
on another Kinsmen bobble as
Doug Kennedy took over the
Mound, After giving up the single
run in his first inning of tossing,
Kennedy struck out the side and
retired the opposition in order
in the next three innings to pre-
Serve the win for starter Don
Bell.
A single run in the sixth and
two more In the eighth wrapped
up the Kin scoring for the full
nine inning contest. Jim Russell's
double and a single added by Bob
Callingham accounted for t h
sixth run for the winners and
Kennedy's double after a walk
and error completed the eighth
inning tallying.
Bell allowed but two hits and
struck out six in his six inning
stint while Slaght on the opposing
hill allowed ten hits and accumu-
lated eight strike-outs.
EXeter Kinsmen have taken a
One game lead in the Exeter and
district Rec softball league finals
as they downed Crecliton Tigers
8-4 under the lights at Exeter
Community park, Tuesday.
The second game of the best-
of-seven series will be played
in Crediton under the lights Fri-
day at 8:15.
The Crediton club qualified for
the final set as they swept past
last year's champs from the Ex,
eter Legion in three straight
games, copping the clincher in
Exeter last week by a 9-2 count.
TAKE OVER IN SECOND
The Kinsmen moved in front
with three runs in their second
time at the plate after Crediton
had opened the scoring with a
single tally in the opening frame.
With one out in the first, Tiger
playing coach Roy Smith drilled
a long home run to put his team
into a temporary lead.
A streak of wildness by Credi-
ton hurler Gord Slaght in the
second gave the Kin boys a chance
to score a trio of tallies with the
aid of only two hits, a single by
George Pratt and a double from
the bat of Ken Jackson.
Another walk, a pair of Credi-
ton miscues and singles contri-
buted by Doug Kennedy and Larry
Stire upped the Kinsmen margin
to 5-1 in the third.
The visitors struck back for a
pair of markers in the top of the
fourth as Doug Finkbeiner and
Jim Pfaff crossed the plate as
the result of a walk and two
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The final Tiger tally came in
the seventh as Jim Finkbeiner
gained his second single of the
night and scored on an infield
out and two wild pitches.
Chub Edwards was tops in the
batting department for the Vets
with three singles in four ap-
pearances at the plate. Others
to chalk up singles for the losing
club in addition to those in the
third frame were Bill Gilfillan
and Cy Blommaert,
Gard Slaght went the seven inn-
ing distance on the mound for the
winning Crediton nine, allowing
seven hits and striking out three
while getting good support from
his mates.
On the opposing mound, Mous-
seau was tagged for eight hits in
his five and one-third innings
of work and fanned five. In his
short relief stint, Bennett gave
up one hit and got four victims
by the strike-out route.
Kinsmen take game lead
over Crediton in Rec final
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PLAN TOURNEY
Two softball diamonds at Ex-
eter Community Park will be oc-
cupied Sunday afternoon as the
Exeter Kinsmen club are spon-
soring a softball tournament for
area Kinsmen clubs,
Second vice-president Bob C al-
lingham is in charge of the tour-
nament. It's the first of its kind
in the district and invitations have
been sent to eight other Western
Ontario Kin organizations.
E a r 1 y Wednesday afternoon,
Callingham reported the only of-
ficial entry was in from Wingham,
but he expected teams from Hen-
sall, Clinton, Goderich, Walker-
ton, Mount Forest and Port Elgin
would be in the list of entries by
the weekend in addition to the
local Kin softball club which is
currently leading the Rec softball
finals.
Rec Director Alvin Willert this
Week released the results of Red
Cross swimming tests as tried
by more than one hundred young-
sters of the Exeter swim pro-
gram.
Successful In the bronze tests
were Judy Estey, Judy Glover,
Sheila Willert and Janet Davis.
Senior award winners were Eliz-
abeth Mickle, Joe Darling, Jane
Broderick, Mary Murley, Bob
Dobbs and Jack Darling.
Passing their intermediate
tests were Jon Geiser, Steven
Harrison, Jamie Kneale, Gail
Sweet, Larry Shapton, Brenda
Brintnell, Susan Wooden, Tom
Travers, Steven Murley, Jo Anne
Gaiser and Debbie Wooden.
The following juniors made the
grade in their individual tests:
Helen Batten, Vaughn Ostland,
Randy Dietrich, Brenda Lav-
ender, Karen Broderick, Kathy
Horrell, Kay Davis. Brian Tay-
lor, Bryan Tuckey, Dick Vander-
ways, Laura Johns, David Brint-
nell, Launa Fuller, Kathy Camp-
bell, Peggy Stretton, Jennifer
Floyd, Sherry Travis, Brad
Gregus, Paul Idle, Sharon Batten,
John Musser, Linda Middleton,
Debbie Higgins, Bev Finnin, Anne
Pinder, Kathy Easter, Julie Heal,
Valerie Sweet, Sally Dietrich,
Robert Whilsmith, Doug penhale
and Debbie Wooden.
The beginners division had the
largest number of successful
candidates with 56 passing, They
are as follows: Perry Pooley,
Terry Heywood, Robert Jolly,
Marlyn Wein, Linda Westlake,
Alma Oud, Bobbie Heywood, Bob
Hoffman, Nancy Stretton, Henry
Damsma. Danny Winser. Jim
Veri, Bill. Consitt, Robert Guen-
DON JOYNT
. best for Hensall
HOMERS HELP
Crediton Tigers used the home
run ball to advantage in their 9-2
win over the Legion, Wednesday,
to wrap up the semi-final series
in straight games.
With the Legion in front 2-1
in the top of the fourth, the
Crediton crew struck for four
runs to move into a 5-2 lead,
one they never relinquished.
One was out in the fourth when
the uprising started. Jim Fink-
beiner was hit by a pitched ball
and Gord Slaght followed with a
walk and both scored on Jim
Pfaff's round tripper that was
hit to deep left centre field.
After the second Tiger was
retired in the same frame, Dick
Coulter slammed another long
drive to left centre and was able
to round the bases safely before
the ball was retrieved.
The Tigers had opened the
scoring with a single run in the
second as the result of Jim Fink-
beiner's single and a couple of
Legion errors.
The Vets bounced right back
with a pair of tallies in the
third to take a temporary edge on
Bob Baynham's sharp single up
the middle scoring team-mates
Gerry Finnen and Chub Edwards
who had also singled.
After the home run outburst
in the fourth, Crediton scored
three more in the sixth to chase
Legion starter Don Mousseau to
the showers and bring on Dick
Bennett in a relief role.
Slaght, Pfaff and Larry Laye
opened the inning with consecu-
tive one-base blows and were
plated on Roy Smith's two bagger.
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Exeter down
Hensall crew
The Ausable Golf Course was
a busy place Sunday as an even
two dozen golfers from Exeter
took on an equal amount of swing-
ers from Hensall in a challenge
match.
When the calculators quit click-
ing after the top 15 competitors
on each side had been totalled,
the Exeter representatives were
crowned champs by a total of
147 strokes.
The winning 15 players took a
total of 1297 strokes to complete
the 18 hole match while their
opposition from Hensall came in
with a score of 1444.
There was a close race for
top golfer of the day as Lloyd
Greenacre of Exeter edged Don
Joynt of the bean town club by a
single stroke.
Greenacre toured the first nine
in 41 and came home with a blist-
ering 36 for a total of 77. Joynt
played consistently throughout
the tournament carding identical
39's on each tour of the course.
Jim Russell, Dick Weber and
Lloyd Cushman, all of the Exeter
team, turned in respective scores
of 79, 81 and 83 to hold down
third, fourth and fifth places in
the scoring. Cushman had the
second best nine hole score with
a 37 on his second trip around.
Next in line for prizes were
Bill Shaddick and Morris Tudor
of Hensall with 18 hole totals of
86 and 87, respectively.
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HD (M. Lysack 489) 2878
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MM (G. Coward 576) 2979
TR (L. Bell 565) 2625
PP (E, Skinner 614) 2764
RO (E. Blommaert 615) 2665
BB (M, Holtzmann 628) 3008
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NC (G. Gibson 415) 0 5
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BL (A. Ford 533) 4 9
HA (V. Stagg 524) 5 12
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MM (G. Elsie 491) 7 12
SW (P. Crawford 471) 0 0
SP (E. Reid 591) 5 7
AC (K. Hay 435) 2 4
An 'abstract statue of stain-
less steel weighing 46 tons is
one of the heaviest single items
trucked to the Expo 67 site. De-
signed by the American sculptor
Alexander Calder, the stabile
called "Man", took 18 months
to build in a factory at Tours,
France.
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handy especially in times of emergency. However, it can
only respond to your dialed commands. Dialing a wrong
number can waste precious time when calling for such
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Canada provides space at the beginning of our telephone
directories for emergency numbers so that you will have
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