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ACCEPTING NOVICE TROPHY — The "A" championship of the novice division of the Shamrock
minor hockey league was won by Exeter. Shown above accepting the trophy from president Ken Robb,
right is coach Bob Pooley while manager Ron Bogart is at the left. T-A photo.
MIDGET TROPHY TO EXETER — A few weeks ago the Exeter midgets won the Shamrock minor
hockey "A" championship. At Saturday's league wind-up banquet at the Lucan Legion, Gord Kirk
accepts the trophy from Shamrock vice-president Jim Freeman, left and Paul Roach of the Centralia
hockey camp who was the guest speaker. T-A photo
THE CHAMPIONS — The Satellites walked off with the top prize in the Huron Park ladies bowling
league this season and received their prizes, Wednesday. Back row, left to right: Trudy Kingwell, Audrey
Leask and Laura Groat. Front: Marie Greenwood, Heather Schroeder and Joanne Cooper. T-A photo
Minor ball
teams set
Under the direction of
recreation director Alvin Willert
the summer softball program for
public and separate - school.
atndents in Exeter has started.
Four girls' teams and eight boys'
clubs have been organized for
regular league play.. Two boys'
teams will ',compete in the oignt
years and under cateory while
six will battle it out for honors
in the over eight age division.
The schedule for the first half
and rosters of all the clubs
follow;
BOYS EIGHT AND UNDER
Yankees — Captain Dave
Robinson, Rob Datars, Murray
Armstrong, David Bell, Doug
—Raymond, Terry
Schwartzentruber, Dan
Preszcator, Ben Philip, Steve
Talbot, Brad Scott, Philip
McLeod, Doug Luxton, Paul
McDonald, Jeff Fuller, Chris
McCauley, Randy Cearney, John
Wildfong and Doug Robbins,
Expos — Captain Doug
Hoffman, Tom 0 Neil, Wayne
Parsons, Steve Rollings, Jeff
Newby, Steve Horn, Steve Wells,
Ed Hunter-Duvar, Scott Newby,
Randy Ward, Dan Bell, David
Luxton, Kevin Parsons, Mike
McCauley, Stan Robbins, Ian
Sweet and Doug Fletcher.
OVER EIGHT BOYS
May 20
Expos vs Twins
Hawks vs Indians
Tigers vs Dodgers
May 25
Expos vs Indians
Tigers vs Twins
Hawks vs Dodgers
May 27
Expos vs Dodgers
Tigers vs Hawks
Twins vs Indians
Expos — Captain John Gould,
Wes Rhude, Kevin Windsor,
Steven Willert, Perry Pooley,
Paul Pooley, Randy Parsons, Jeff
Darling, Mark Roelofson, Greg
Clarkson and Robert Jolly.
Tigers — Captain Mike
Higgins, Ken Pinder, Bruce
Gunn, Mike Dougherty, Fred
Robinson, Jeff Davis, Gregg
Beattie, Jerry Jablonski, Ted
Triebner, Randy Dougherty,
Gord Jarvis and Brad Beattie,
Twins — Captain Rick
Schwartzentruber, Ron
Schroeder, Paul Mohr, Brad
Taylor, Steve Baynham, John
Lindenfield, Randy Fisher,
Graham Kadey, Timmy Ward,
Chuck Windsor, Curtis Flaro and
Rodney Greenacre.
Indians — Captain Brad
Datars, Gord Ward, Ernie
Hohner, Bill Datars, Doug
Ferguson, Norm McCauley, John
Jablonski, Brad Brintnell, Fred
Jones, Ricky Stagg, Robert
Penninga and Michael Burke.
Dodgers — Captain Michael
Ward, Jeff Lindenfield, Jim
Webb, Mark Hearn, Morley
Obre, Calvin Westlake, Kevin
Flaro, Terry Ryckman, Geof
Clarkson, Don McCauley, Jim
Sanders and Brad Roelofson.
Hawks — Captain Bill Van
Bergen, Howard Jones, David
Greene, Steven Thompson, Bob
Hoffman, Brian Horrell, Michael
Brintnell, David Webster, Blair
Hearn, Mike McKenzie, David
Read and Neil McGinnis.
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INDIVIDUAL WINNERS — These three ladies took the individual honors in the Huron Park ladies'
bowling league this season. From the ]eft are: Marie Greenwood, high average; Martha Burling, high
single; Jean Grant, high triple. T-A photo
Local cyclist
gets big win
Tony Shepherd of Exeter
drove his '69 Triumph
Bonneville to a first place finish
in the open production
motorcycle race at the Ivlosport
race course, Sunday afternoon.
Tony, a native of England
who has been living in Exeter for
more than a year started from
the tenth post position and had
moved into the lead by tyre end
of the fifth lap.
The race covered 15 laps at
two and a half miles each and
Tony was able to manage each
circuit two minutes and fifteen
seconds averaging about 69 miles
per hour.
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Times-Advocate, May 14, 1970
FOR ALL GOOD SPORTS
By Ross Haugh
Banquets
aplenty
Our column was missing from these pages for the
first time in several years last week as we spent four
days confined to bed in South Huron hospital.
Our biggest disappointment was in missing a
couple of banquets that are the order of the week,
especially in the sport of bowling right at the moment.
In hospital we were forced to go with a strictly
liquid diet for a couple of days and that's tough for a
fellow that likes to tie into good solid food. Our loss on
the banquet trail was a gain for editor Bill who pinch-hit
for us in a couple of banquet appearances.
Sunday was a memorable day for hockey fans in
Boston. The Bruins' Stanley Cup win ended a famine
that reached 29 years. Despite many heroes on the
Boston club, the happiest man associated with the club
should be Milt Schmidt.
The amiable Schmidt, now general manager of the
Bruins was one of the top performers with the last
Boston championship team back in 1941. Schmidt
combined with Porky Dumart and the late Bobby Bauer
to produce a lot of the Boston goals as the famous
Kraut line.
The Bruins should continue to dominate the
National hockey league scene for quite a few seasons yet
in a similar fashion to that held for many years by the
Montreal Canadiens.
We wouldn't imagine that coach Harry Sinden
will lose any player by way of retirement for next year
and trades by a pennant winner are usually pretty
scarce.
The winning goal fired by Bobby Orr was a fitting
climax to probably the best played and most exciting
game of the final series. On will need a truck to take all
of his trophies back to Parry Sound for the summer.
Incidentally, it was about ten years ago right now
that Orr was corralled by the Boston club at the age of
12.
Times have certainly changed since then. At the
moment a junior hockey player cannot be signed by a
pro club until he is twenty years of age.
While still on the subject of hockey we were very
much impressed at the annual Shamrock minor hockey
league banquet in Lucan Saturday night by guest
speaker Paul Roach.
Paul who operates the Centralia summer hockey
school and is chief university scout for the new Buffalo
Sabre entry in the NHL handled all questions fired by
an adult audience very well.
He said the Buffalo club will be starting
completely from scratch as far as hockey talent is
concerned. At the moment the Sabres do not have any
farm clubs. The American league Buffalo Bisons are
owned by the New York Rangers.
The Sabres will get first choice in the junior draft
in June and are almost certain to select Giles Perrealut
of the Montreal Canadiens, Memorial Cup champions.
Roach said he expects Darryl Sittler of the
London Knights will turn into a top notch pro
performer. Sittler is thought to be about the fifth or
sixth best junior player in Canada.
The first junior draft choice cannot be sold or
traded by his team during his first year in the National
Hockey league.
Hank carries on
The way Hank Aaron, the veteran baseball
performer of the Atlanta Braves started out the current
season he will have his coveted 3,000th career hit in no
time at all.
Aaron walloped the 13th grand slam homer of his
fabulous career in a 5-0 Braves' victory over the
Houston Astros, April 10 and at the same time moved
into 10th place, ahead of Sam Crawford, on the all-time
hit parade. The homer was his 2,962 career base hit.
Over this past weekend, Hank slammed his 13th round
tripper of the current season.
Aaron's latest grand stammer broke a tie with
Ernie Banks of the Cubs and made him the leading
active player in bases loaded homers with 13. Gil
Hodges' 14 leads the National league while former
Yankee hero Lou Gehrig's 23 heads the major league
total.
New Indians
Any resemblance between the Cleveland Indians
of 1970 and the team that opened the 1969 season is
strictly coincidental.
Of the 29 players and coaches who returned to
Cleveland from spring training in Arizona, only nine
players were wearing the Tribe uniforms a year ago.
In addition to third base coach Johnny Lipon, the
nine returnees are pitchers Sam McDowell, Steve Hargan
and Mike Paul, catchers Duke Sims and Ray Fosse,
infielders Tony Horton, Larry Brown and Vern Fuller
and outfielder Chuck Hinton.
New Cleveland coaches are Kerby Farrel, Cot
Deal and Hoot Evers. They are replacing George
Strickland, Jack Sanford and Luke Easter.
The Indians have added a new attraction for their
home games this year. They have a grounds-girl. She's
high school senior Barbara Jordan who will be sweeping
off the bases and the infielders' shoes after the infield is
dragged in the fifth inning.
Greys working out
Practices for the Exeter Greys entry in the Huron
Ladies' softball league started Tuesday night with a
second workout slated for Exeter Community Park
tonight, Thursday.
Any girls from anywhere in the district wishing to
try out with the team will be more than welcomed by
coaches Jim Newby and Bryan Hogg.
Bowlers Ready To Go
The 1970 season of the Exeter lawn bowling club
will officially open on Victoria Day afternoon with an
open exhibition jitney.
Club president Len McKnight extends a cordial
invitation to any newcomers that would like to try their
hand at bowling. Experienced bowlers will be happy to
extend any coaching tips that may be necessary,
McKnight adds that the game is ideal for any age
from eight to eighty and their will be fun and prizes
galore for Monday's opening day activities. Bowling will
start at 2:15 with a pot luck supper following later in
the afternoon.