HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1969-09-25, Page 6LOCAL TEACHER WINS GOLF TITLE — Doug Ellison, a member
of the physical education teaching staff at South Huron District
High. School won the secondary division of the annual Teachers Golf
Tourney held at Mitchell last week. Above, Ellison is showing his
follow-through for the T-A cameraman. T-A photo
BEST DECORATED BICYCLESIN PARADE — M local youngsters decorated their bicycles to
participate in Saturday's parade at the Exeter Pall Fair. Three of the winners are shown above, Prom left,
Ilona Lee Bogart, Elaine Pym and Jayne Dougall, T-A photo
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Grand Bend took the first
game of the Exeter and district
Recreation softball league finals
with a 14-7 win over Snell's
Shell under the lights at Exeter
*Community Park, Tuesday
night.
The second game of the
best-of-five series is slated for
the Dashwood athletic field
tonight, Thursday at eight
o'clock with the third back in
Exeter Tuesday night,
Grand Bend gained the final
round by downing Exeter
Legion 9.5 • in a thrilling
11-inning contest Thursday in
the final game of a round-robin
elimination series while Snell's
were ousting Huron Park in the
other series.
,FIFTH INNING RALLY
A seven run outburst in the
fifth inning provided the Grand
Bend margin of victory in
Tuesday's opening game of the
finals.
The summer resort nine
opened the scoring with three
markers in the second inning and
were never headed. Snell's came
up with their best scoring effort
in the bottom of the sixth when
they scored five times.
In the second Stan Lovie
doubled and came home on
Harvey Vincent's homer to open
the Grand Bend scoring and Paul
Greenwood followed with a
single and came around to score.
Snell's put their first run on
the scoreboard in the bottom of
Each time the Huron Pony
Trotting club presents it's twice
monthly race meets, the times
turned in by the ponies seem to
improve considerably.
At Sunday's regular races at
Exeter Community Park a
couple of ponies turned in times
Junior footballers
get .exhibition victory
The latest decision by the Ontario Baseball
Ass6ciation to uphold the protest of the Ivey Maple
Leafs against the Dashwood Tigers leaves one wondering
why baseball rules leave a lot of loop boles.
An Ivey batter was called out in the second game
of the series when he appeared as a pinch hitter without
making the proper announcement to the plate umpire.
After the pinch hitter singled to score a run to
Put the visitors within one run of tying the score at the
time, the Dashwood mangement appealed to the
umpires that the proper batter didn't take his place at
the plate and subsequently the out was called.
One section of the rule book says a team must
inform the ump ire-in-chief of all changes in the lineup
and the umpire must in turn tell the opposing score
keeper.
About three sections later in the same book it
states that a player is deemed to be officially in the
game when he takes his place in the batter's box or his
defensive position on the field,
If this is the case, a lot of time and energy is
wasted by making the necessary notifications, which
apparently don't mean a thing.
If substitution announcements are not necessary
We can see a lot of mix-ups in batting orders,
This is the second time this year, that an OBA
committee has upheld a protest. On the other occasion,
Tillsonburg won a protest against the Clinton Colts.
In almost a similar situation a Tillsonburg batter
was called out for taking his place in the batter's box
without a batting helmet. The helmet rule is the same as
making a replacement announcement. It says, you must
do this, but does not list penalty for not abiding by the
regulation.
The latest moves by the OBA in upholding
protests is quite a change in their usual procedures. We
have been told in recent years, that the provincial
baseball organization does not take kindly to protests,
saying that games should be won and lost on the field
and not in the committee rooms.
We are not very happy with the OBA's decision
on this rule but sort of expected it would turn out this
way.
If the announcement was not necessary, the
batter who was being replaced should have been out on
the batting out of turn rule, because as far as the
Dashwood scorer was concerned there was no change and
the proper batter did not appear at the plate.
Dashwood won the disputed second game 5-4 to
tie the series and then went on to take a decisive 16-1
victory in the third and deciding contest.
The protested game will be replayed on the
Dashwood diamond Saturday afternoon at 2:30 with
the winner moving in to take on the Mattice Tigers in
the provincial final on Thanksgiving weekend.
Good Move
We feel officials of the Exeter Hawks made the
right move in deciding to enter the district 011A Junior
"D" league for the coming season.
In an expected grouping with Zurich, ',dean,
Mitchell, Lambeth and Belmont, travelling for the Hawks
will certainly be kept to a minimum and a close rivalry
should develop between most of the clubs.
The four members of last year's Exeter junior
Hawks that had tryouts with "A" and "B" clubs
certainly put up a good showing and several may stick
with "B" clubs.
Barry Baynham spent almost a week with the
Toronto Marlboros while Bill Fairbairn is still with the
Sarnia Junior "B" club at their training site at Petrolia.
Jim Hayter spent last week with the Kitchener
Rangers at Elmira and still has to decide whether he will
accept offers from Stratford and Goderich for "B" play.
Jim told us last week he turned down an offer to go,
to Quebec. Scouts some from several junior clqbs in the
province of Quebec were at the Kitchener camp ready
to talk to boys that were cut.
Incidentally, the coach of the Rangers this year is
Gerry Forler who is well known in the district as the
coach of the New Hamburg Hahns for quite a few years.
Gerry should do a good job with the "A" club as he is a
sound hockey man.
the same inning on a couple of
walks and Scott Burton's single.
In the third frame, the first
two Grand Bend hitters, Dick
Coulter and Bill Bishop doubled
but were each thrown out trying
to gain an extra base.
Successive singles by Stan
Lovie, Paul Greenwood and
Larry Lovie and a double from
the bat of Harvey Vincent upped
the Grand Bend run total to five
in the third.
Bob Blackburn doubled and
scored on Burton's second single
of the night in the fourth for the
second run for the Shell club.
Three bases on balls,
back-to-back triples by Dick
Coulter and Bill Bishop and
singles delivered by Paul
Greenwood and Barry Clark
were mainly responsible for the
seven run Grand Bend rally in
the fifth.
Grand Bend tallied once in
the sixth on Clark's single and
finalized their scoring in the
seventh on Stan Lovie's round
tripper.
In the bottom of the fifth
Bob Blackburn notched his
second double of the night to
start a big rally for Snell's. Scott
Burton singled for the third
consecutive time to score
Blackburn.
Barry Baynham followed with
a walk and scored along with
Burton on Larry Willert's
double. Bill Farquhar drew a
walk and followed Willert across
the plate on Bill Bourne's long
of less than two minutes.
The next regular meet will be
held on Sunday, October 5 with
the first heat set for two o'clock.
Entries are to be in the hands of
the race secretary by 1.30.
Following are the complete
results of Sunday's events:
Class 2.30 and over time 2.21,
2.14.4 sponsored by Corbett
Sales Arena — Corbett. King
Invasion, Norm Hunter 1,1;
Maple Creek Prince , James
Buchanan, 2,2; Fury Lee, James
Lietch, 3,3.
Class 2:20.2:30, Time
2.28,2.31.3. Rexie Lee, Harold
Woodburn, 1,3; Dominion
Royal, Elmer Desch, 2,1; Ginger
Lee, James Windsor, 3,2;
Class 2:15-2.20, Time 2.02,
1.58. Glenavon Lady, Orville
McCormick, 1,1; St. Paul's Lad,
Jack Meadows, 2,2; Mickey Joe,
Max Windsor, 3,4; Diamond
Jean, Harry Beaver, 4,3;
Class 2:10-2:15, Tithe 2:13,
2:02.3. Smilie, Jack McFarland,
1,1; Dynamite Trigger, Max
Windsor, 2,2; Trixie Wood,
Harold Woodburn, 3,3;
Class 2:05-2,10, Time 2:03,
2:05. Beauty's Dream, Ray
Core, 1,1; Babes Doll, Jack
Parsons, 2,2; White Toronado,
Lloyd SchwartZentruber, 3,3;
Class 1:55.2:00, Time 2:01.4,
1:59.2, Maple Creek Toni, James
Buchanan, 1,1; Belles Gift, Ray
Core, 2,2;
Childress, 1st Division, Time
2:00.2. Beauty's Dream, Paul
Core, 1; Maple Creek Toni, Tim
McLean, 2; Mickey Joe, Kevin
Windsor, 3; Babes Doll, Rick
Parsons, 4;
Childress, 2nd Division, Time
2:16.4, St. Pauls Lad, Murray
Meadows, 1; Willow Creek
Queenie, Wayne Good, 2; Toni,
Rick Schwartzentruber, 3;
Prince Harley, Ken Millson, 4;
Puff, Tirne 2:00. Glenavon
Lady, Ddnna. McCormick, 1;
Mickey Joe, Ruby Windsor, 2;
Maple Creek Toni, Marg
Cunningham, 3; Xing Invasion,
Gladys Innis, 4,
By BOB MACKW
Led by the scoring efforts of
Larry Bourne, the South Huron
junior Panthers opened their
1969 football season on a
Te
successful
noe,Panthers coached by
Doug Ellison and Jack Riddell
travelled to St. Marys Friday
afternoon and downed the host
club 24.7 in an exhibition
contest.
Bourne scored a touchdown
on a passing play and used his
foot to good advantage kicking a
field goal, single and two
converts to pace the South
Huron scoring attack,
The juniors opened the
regular Huron-Perth Conference
schedule in Clinton yesterday,
WtheeTdirnheessdeanssy. co
nPanthers
thisafte
open
rnoon,
Thursday when they play host
to Seaforth. The game will be
played at the Huron Park
recreational field. Due to the
prolonged dry weather, the grass
at the local school gridiron has
not grown properly.
STRIKE EARLY
The Panthers struck early as
quarterback Murray Glanville
passed to Larry Bourne for 25
yards and a major score. Bourne
split the uprights with his kick
for the extra point,
The ensuing kick-off carried
deep into the St. Marys end zone
for a single point to up the score
to 8-0.
drive to the outfield. Bourne was
called out for failing to touch
second base to quelch the rally.
Don Courtney went the
distance to gain the pitching win
for Grand Bend while Jack
Fuller absorbed the loss for
Snell's.
HOMER DOES IT
A home run from the bat of
catcher Harvey Vincent
completed a four run rally in the
top of the eleventh inning to
give Grand Bend a 9-5 win over
the Legion Thursday to gain the
league final.
All but three runs were scored
in the first and last innings of
the deciding contest.
Grand Bend scored four times
in the top of the first and the
Legion bounced back in their
half with a trio of runs.
A walk, singled by Bill Bishop
and Ron Crown and a double
from the bat of Dick Coulter
sent the first Grand Bend runs
across the plate.
A hit batsman, a fielder's
choice and singles by Gerry
Finnen and Ron Bogart were
responsible for the opening
Legion run scoring. Grand Bend
added a fifth run in the third on
Stan Lovie's double and singles
by Harvey Vincent and Larry
Lovie.
The Legion narrowed the
deficit to a single run in the
sixth on Ron Bogart's_lead-off
home run and forced extra
inning play when Terry Wade
walked in the seventh and came
around to score on an error.
In the top of the eleventh, a
double by Lorne Vincent and
singles by Coulter and Bishop
preceded Harvey Vincent's home
run to assure the Grand Bend
victory.
Dick Coulter notched three
hits to lead the Grand Bend
batters while Ron Bogart was
best for the Legion with two
singles in addition to his home
run.
Lorne Vincent was the
winning hurler for the Grand
Bend club while Terry Wade was
the loser.
Local teacher
wins tourney
The secondary teachers'
division of the annual Teachers
Golf tournament held at
Mitchell Saturday was won by a
member of the staff of South
Huron District High School.
Doug Ellison, a physical
education teacher and coach of
the junior football club finished
with a score of 79 to take his
division title.
The over-all champion was
Glenn Keene, a public school
teacher from Toronto with an
18-hole score of 77.
Ellison, who lived in Mitchell
for quite a few years took kindly
to his home course and came in
with a fine 38 on the final nine
to cinch the secondary
championship.
Others from South Huron
taking part in the tournament
Were principal J, L. Wooden,
Morley Sanders, Joseph Fulop,
Sherwood Eddy and John
Wilkie.
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buameaa is business, Dad:"
The only scoring play of the
second quarter was Bruce
Andrew'i punt that went for a
single to put the St. Marys club
on the scoreboard.
A second Glanville to Bourne
touchdown pass was nullified
when the Panthers were called
on a penalty.
The Panthers struck quickly
again in the second half when
signal caller Glanville zig-zagged
his way for 25 yards through the
entire St. Marys defensive team
to chalk up six points. Bourne
added the convert.
The St. Marys fans got their
first chance to cheer a few
minutes later as John
Gettenburg rambled for a
65-yard touchdown. The convert
attempt failed,
Early in the fourth quarter,
Vince Ayotte charged through
the St. Marys line to block an
attempted punt and Don Jones
pounced on the ball in the end
zone for a South Huron major.
To round out the scoring,
Bourne kicked a field goal late in
the game.
Murray Glanville and Don
Jones were chosen the best
offensive and defensive players,
respectively by their team mates
in a post-game vote.
Dave Cyr led the Panther
ground attack with 85 yards
while Randy Preszcator picked
up 65 yards along the ground
and Glanville carried for 50
yards. Glanville hit Perry Stover
on three pass plays.
The South Huron defensive
line was tough, limiting St.
Marys to 142 yards on the
ground and Ray Lobb of the
Panthers made a one pass
interception.
Dart league
ready to go
The always popular Exeter
Legion mixed dart league
appears , to be in for another
successful season.
At a re-organizational meeting
last week, a total of 16 teams
were entered, -
Doug Brintnell is the
president for the coming year
with Edna Dietz as secretary and
Roy Hunter handling the duties
of treasurer,
The regular schedule opens
tomorrow night, Friday with the
following games slated.
8 p.m.
B & J's vs Itchy Four
B & W's vs The Nothings
Cleaners vs Dark Angels
Canners vs Featherflights
9:30
Shiphunters vs Scotties
Sharpshooters vs Dutchies
Turtles vs Hairpins
Doublers vs Dart Sharks
Notice
To
Exeter Public Utilities
Water
CONSUMERS
Please be advised that restrictions for watering
of lawns and gardens have been cancelled.
The Commission wishes to thank its
customers for their co-operation.
Exeter Public
Utilities Commission
H. L. DAVIS
Manager
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