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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1970-10-01, Page 10Page 10 Times-Advocate( October 1, 1970 FOR ALL GOOD SPORTS By Ross Haugh Planning hockey GOLFERS HONORED — The top male golfers at the Ausable course for the year 1970 received their trophies Sunday evening. From the left they are, Lloyd Greenacre, golfer of the year Bob Callingham, Charlie Glenn and Ian Johnston, T-A photo GOLF CLUB WINNERS — Sunday completed the season play of the Ausable golf club's men's championship. Shown above with their trophies are the low gross and net winners in "B" and "C" flights. From the left, Paul McKnight, Barry Betts, Bob Nadon and Don Seymour. T-A photo • Junior Panthers win easily, seniors lose by single point 'Txn sorry to let you go—but business is business, Dad." 7 1111111l11111111111111111 V.,23 'Well, you were complaining because I never take you anyplace." 1970 MODEL CLEARANCE SALE 50,000 MILE 5-YEAR WARRANTY ON POWER TRAIN BRAND NEW 1970 IMPALA SPORT COUPE POWER STEERING AND BRAKES DEMONSTRATORS 1 — 1970 IMPALA CUSTOM COUPE steering and brakes. 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The western grouping of the Ontario Hockey Association junior "D" series is pretty well set and a meeting is being held shortly to draw up the schedule. The Shamrock minor groupings are ready to go with novice, pee wee, bantam and midget teams from Exeter ready to go, sponsored by the Exeter Minor Hockey Association. Speaking of the EMHA, Harvey Pfaff, the local postmaster has taken over the president's post replacing. Derry Boyle who has held the position for more years than he cares to remember. - We know that everyone connected with minor hockey over the years would join with us in thanking Derry for his time and effort in keeping the minor hockey program going. For the past couple of years Derry has threatened to relinquish the post but always was on the job when nobody else could be found. At the same time we are sure the new president will do more than an able chore. He has already been at several Shamrock meetings and shows plenty of enthusiasm. The district junior "D" league. should provide plenty of exciting hockey this winter with at least two new teams in the fold. At a weekend meeting entries from Clinton and Tavistock were filed to go along with holdover teams from Exeter, Lucan, Mitchell, Zurich, Lambeth and Belmont. We have heard rumours lately that the Zurich club would not be back but the latest word has a combined entry from Zurich and Ihnsall ready to go. The Exeter Hawks should again come up with a strong club with most of last year's regulars expected to be back. Captain Barry Baynham is currently with the Brantford Junior "A" club and speedy Randy Parsons is with Milton, a junior "B" team. Both are expected to stick in the higher company. Irish walk Some of the prospective members of this year's Lucan Irish junior hockey club got in some early conditioning Sunday by taking part in the club's annual walka th on . This year the walk was a 13-mile jaunt from Ilderton to Lucan. The young hockey players were joined by members of the executive and quite a few eager youngsters and more than $1,000 was raised to support the team in the comina ° season. Lucan Legion president Jack Elson joined in with ex-Lion president Bob Taylor, Irish team president Tom England, manager Jim Freeman, coach Bill Neil and Bob Anderson. The club held their first practice at the Huron Park arena Monday night with more than 35 prospects out on the ice. The voice of the Irish Claire Stanley tells us the team will hold another workout also at Huron Park Monday night again at nine o'clock and any boys wishing to try out will be more than welcome. Golf tourney A last minute reminder to any, elementary or secondary school teachers in the area that Saturday is the day for the Huron-Perth teachers golf tournament at the Oakwood golf course in Grand Bencl..,, A large trophy donated by Labatt's will go to the best golfer of the day with various other prizes. A goodly number of teachers from South Huron District High School have entered the competition including principal Joe Wooden. Others expected to take part are Morley Sanders, Doug Ellison, Bruce Shaw, Bill Johnston, C. K. Lawton, Trudy Stover and Heather Hartford. • Attention, boys Any boys in the immediate area of Huron Park including Centralia and Crediton wishing to play bantam hockey this coming season with the Huron Park Minor Hockey Association are asked to make their intentions known as soon as possible. Boys may contact Bob Nadon at 298 Algonquin Drive, Huron Park or call Don Ross at 228-6886. JUNIOR GRIDDERS IN ACTION — The South Huron junior Panthers got off to a good start in Huron-Perth Conference play with a convincing 40-6 win over Wingham in the season opener, In, the picture above, the team's top ground gainer Dave Cyr is shown being brought down after a long gain while below, the local defensive unit is converging on a Wingham ball carrier. T-A photos. The South Huron junior Panthers got off on the right foot in Huron-Perth Conference football play but the senior club lost a couple of close contests. In a doubleheader at South Huron District High School's athletic field Thursday afternoon, the local school split a doubleheader with Wingham. The local juniors trounced Wingham 40.6 while the senior game went to Wingham by a score of 7-6 in overtime. The senior Panthers were back in action Monday afternoon and were on the short end of the same 7-6 count to St. Marys. The South Huron juniors are back in action this afternoon, Thursday when they travel to St. Marys for a single game. Start early Against Wingham, the South Huron. juniors started quickly and scored three touchdowns in the first quarter of play to take a commanding lead. Dave Cyr scored the first two touchdowns. His first score was on a plunge of only two yards but his second was on a fullback sweep that took him one hundred and two yards for the major score. Cyr added two points on his second touchdown when he went off tackle for the conversion. Quarterback Perry Stover completed a three-yard dive play for the third South Huron major of the first period. Wingham scored their only points of the game late in the quarter, an unconverted touchdown. In the second session Gerard Charrette took a slant pass from Stover and went 80 yards for another touchdown. Late in the first half Wayne Regier hit paydirt on a five yard play and Cyr again got two points on an off-tackle run for the convert. The only scoring of the second half was a one yard plunge by quarterback Perry Stover. Dave Cyr was named the best South Huron back on the strength of 161 yards in only eight carries. Wayne Regier gained 80 yards and Perry Stover picked up 64 along the ground. Ron Clarke was selected as the best lineman. Intercepting passes for South Huron were Gord Pryde, Gerald Weido and Stover. More yards In the senior game against St. Marys, the Panthers gained more yards than their opposition but were unable to get much of a scoring threat going. The Panthers picked up a total of 220 yards as compared to 124 for St. Marys. Quarterback Murray Glanville scored the only South Huron touchdown on a two yard run in the fourth quarter after St. Marys had scored a converted major in the third period. Defences stout The defensive units for both clubs turned in outstanding performances as Wingham edged the South Huron seniors 7-6, Thursday. Both teams scored an The Exeter junior Hawks won the Exeter and district Rec softball "B" championship by downing the Kinsmen in convincing fashion 12-0 at the local diamond, Tuesday night. The Hawks won the first two games of the best-of-five series and the Kinsmen came back with two straight wins to force Tuesday's sudden-death contest. The Dufferin Hotel Leafs won the league's "A" crown several weeks ago by ousting the Exeter Legion. Pitcher hits Hawk pitcher Greg Revington literally won his own game as he limited the Kinsmen to two hits Dart season gets going The regular schedule of the Exeter Legion mixed dart league opened Friday night with 16 teams in action. The BJ's were the only foursome to take a sweep of five points in the opening round. Doris Dobson scored 120 to lead the ladies' division in the high score department while Duff Rothenbauer's 140 was tops for the men. Friday's scores were as follows: BJ's 5 — Itchy Four 0 Sharpshooters 4 D & S's 1 Dark Angels 4 — B&A 1 Noisy Ones 3 — Winkers 2 Shiphunters 3 — Scotties 2 Featherflights 3 — Canners 2 Dart Sharks 3 — Doublers 2 Late Niters 4 — Swimmers 1 This week's schedule: 8 p.m. Canners vs Winkers Dark Angels VS BJ's Featherflights vs Noisy Ones B & A vs Itchy Pour D & S's vs Doublers Shiphunters vs Swimmers Dart sharks vs Sharpshcloters Scotties vs Late Niters unconverted touchdown in the second quarter and that's the way the score remained until Wingham kicked the deciding point on a punt on the last play of the first overtime period. South Huron came within a whisker of winning the game in regulation time when Ron Janke's kick went out of bounds just outside the Wingham goal-line. Gary Lavier picked off two interceptions for South Huron while Pete Mason hauled in one St. Marys pass attempt. Brian Bestard scored the only South Huron points when he went over from two yards out midway through the second quarter. and helped his own cause with a home run and triple. The Hawks jumped in front quickly with a single run in the first inning and a six run rally in the second frame to pretty well sew up the title. Larry Haugh walked, moved up on another free ticket and scored on Al MacLean's single for the first Hawk counter. Singles by Larry Haugh, Al MacLean, Lorne Haugh and Ron Ferguson along with Bill Farquhar's triple and Greg Revington's round tripper were mainly responsible for the big Hawk second inning. Singles by Ferguson and Isaac sent the seventh Hawk run home in the fourth. With one out in the fifth Bill Farquhar doubled and scored on Greg Revington's triple. The Hawk hurler scored on a sacrifice fly by his brother Pete. The final two Hawk scores came in the sixth on four consecutive walks and a sacrifice fly. The only Kinsmen to hit safely were George Pratt with a single in the first inning and Ron Dumoulin's triple in the sixth but he was thrown out at the plate trying to complete a round tripser. .1.1d 0.. I. • "I did NOT say you were fat. said you were very buoyant," After winning the southern division "B" championship of the Western Ontario Athletic Association ladies' grouping, the Exeter Greys dropped the first game against the northern winners, Sunday afternoon. The Greys downed Mitchell 15-10 on the Exeter diamond Thursday night to gain the final round but dropped a close 12-10 decision in the first contest in Neustadt. The second game of the best-of-five series is set for Exeter Community Park tonight, Thursday at 8:30. If the rainy weather continues and the game is cancelled the substitute date is Sunday afternoon at 2:30, also at the local diamond. Close tilt Sunday's game in Neustadt was close all the way with the home team scoring three times in the bottom of the eighth inning to gain the victory. The Greys opened the scoring with a single run in the first inning when Lynn Farquhar tripled and scored on a sacrifice fly from the bat of Joan Campbell. Neustadt tallied single runs in the second and third innings to take a narrow lead, The Greys bounced back into the lead with two scores in the top of the fourth. After two were out Glenda Fisher walked and scored on Jayne Broderick's triple. Kathy Wells lashed out a single to score Broderick with the go-ahead run. Lynne Farquhar singled and scored the fourth Exeter run in the top of the fifth. Janis Grein socked a three run homer in the bottom of the same inning to send Neustadt back into the lead. The Greys came up with one of their best scoring spurts of the afternoon in the sixth when three runners were able to complete the base cycle. Glenda Fisher started things rolling with a walk and Jayne Broderick cleaned the sacks with a home run. Kathy Wells kept the rally alive with a single and came around to count on similar Golf season winds up Sunday marked the windup of the men's club championship round at the Ausable Golf Course. Ian Johnston emerged as the "A" flight match play champion while Charlie Glenn gained the same honor in the "B" flight. In medal play,. Lloyd Greenacre, Bob Nadon and Barry Betts won the low gross titles in the A, B, and C sections, respectively. The net awards were as follows: "A" Charlie Glenn, "B" Paul McKnight and "C" Don Seymour. Next in line in "A" flight low gross were Jim Russell and Ian Johnston while Doug Ellison and Gerry Smith were runners-up in low net. Iver Small and Bob Callingham finished second and third in "B" flight low gross with Derry Boyle and Buzz Cunningham completing the first three in the low net division. A special award as the male golfer of the year at the Ausable course was won by Bob Callingham. base hits from the bats of Marlene Parsons and Lynne Farquhar. The Greys closed out their game scoring in the top of the seventh with another rally of three runs. Jayne Broderick again homered to power the attack, this time with Sheila Willert and Ann Jorgensen on the base paths as the result of back-to-back doubles. Starts quickly The Greys wasted little time warming up their bats in their final game against Mitchell. The first five Exeter batters hit safely and all wile home to score. Ann Jorgensen tripled while singles were delivered by Lynn Farquhar, Joan Campbell, Sheila Willert and Glenda Fisher. Another one-base blow by Kathy Wells completed the five run rally. Lynn Farquhar walked and Joan Campbell homered to send another two Grey runs home in the fourth. Home runs by Kathy Wells and Joan Campbell and doubles by Sheila Willert and Ann Jorgensen produced five Exeter markers in the sb411- The final runs for the winners came in the seventh on Joan Campbell's triple and singles by Sheila Willert and Glehda Fisher. Marlene Parsons was the winning pitcher for the Greys going the full nine inning distance while June Chessel took . the loss for Mitchell. Rec 'B' ball crown won by junior Hawks The 1971 Capri. A very reasonable 145" 292 cc 20 h.p. *F.O.B. Factory Only moto-ski gives you a 2-year track warranty That's all. For just $745.00, you get a machine with a track of rubberized steel cleats, that's guaranteed for two years*. Dual headlights. A welded body. Stronger steel skis. Control cables that virtually never freeze. And a suspension system that makes big bumps little bumps. But the best thing a Moto-Ski Capri has, is a pride tag of just $745.00 Drop by. And we'll show you. 'One cylinder models. omarosia We're tougher7 ways. 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