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9 Page. O. Times-Advocate, October 8, 1970 Greys get clobbered,
are two games down FOR ALL GOOD SPORTS
By Ross Haugh
Parsons, Lynne Farquhar, Joan
Campbell and Sheila Willert
scored the final Exeter runs.
I Big TV weekend
Irish juniors
play London
The 1970-71 hockey season
for the Lucan Irish junior gets
underway Saturday night when
they move into the London
Gardens to meet the London
Junior "C" club in an exhibition
game.
The Irish will again be
competing in the district OHA
junior "D" grouping. Most of
last year's performers are back
along with a few new faces.
Bill Neil, top notch player
with Lucan intermediate teams
for many years has taken over as
coach of the Irish. Jim Freeman
is back as manager. Game time
in London Saturday night is 8
P.m.
4
GETS HIGH SCORE — Carol Moore attained one of the highest
scores ever rolled by a female bowler at the Exeter Lanes. She is
shown here delivering a ball in the same style that gained her a triple
of 937. T-A photo
Practices underway
for Junior Hawks
The Exeter Greys find
themselves belincl the eight-ball
in the final round for the
Western Ontario Athletic
Association ladies "B"
championship.
In thr second game of a
best-of-fi ve series, the Greys
were trounced by Neustadt 31.6
Thursday night, on the Exeter
diamond. The third game will be
played tonight, Thursday, in
Neustadt.
If a fourth contest is
necessary it will go at Exeter
Community Park, either Sunday
or Monday afternoon.
The Greys opened with a
three run rally in the first inning
and looked as if they were still
in contention for league honors.
The home club scored four times
in the second inning and the
Exeter girls came bouncing back
with a single run in the third to
again bring the scoreboard even.
The Neustadt club scored one
run in each of the fourth and
fifth innings and then broke
loose with a seven run barrage in
the sixth inning to break the
game wide open.
The visitors continued their
scoring spree with five more
scores in the seventh, six in the
eighth and eight in the final
frame.
The Greys added two runs in
the ninth and managed to load
the bases when the game ended.
In the Exeter first, Lynne
Farguhar and Joan Camp bell
each reached the base paths by
the way of errors and scored on
Anne Jorgensen's booming triple.
The Grey catcher scored her
team's third run on Glenda
Fisher's infield out.
The fourth Exeter run in the
third came when Sheila Willert
walked and came in on a solid
hit from the bat of Glenda
Fisher.
In the ninth hits by Marlene
4
0
Shamrock
sets schedule
Sports fans should have a real time for themselves
this coming weekend with no less than three major
sports vying for top billing on television,
The show gets on the road with the first showing
of a National Hockey league game this year Friday night
from Vancouver featuring the newest Canadian
professional team, the Canucks from the British
Columbia city.
Several Canadian football games are slated for
both Canadian networks over the three-day holiday
weekend, and the World Series gets underway at the
same time.
After the convincing way that Baltimore disposed
of the Minnesota Twins in the American league playoff
we have little hesitation in calling the Orioles to
dominate the annual fall classic. They should do the
trick in five games.
The Orioles have vast power at the plate from at
least six sluggers. Their tremendous performances at the
plate has apparently rubbed off on some of the weaker
hitters on the club. In the first game against the Twins,
pitcher Mike Cuellar slugged a grand slam home run.
The Robinson boys, Frank and Brooks along with
fellows like Boog Powell have the ability to put the ball
out of the park at any time.
We are happy to see the Detroit Tigers come up
with a new manager. Billy Martin will certainly instill a
lot of fight and desire into the Tiger club.
Martin should transform the Detroiters into an
exciting ball club with the emphasis on hustle. They
have several young pitchers, including two from Canada
that have shown a lot of potential even during a lost
cause this season.
John Hiller and Mike Kilkenny are the Canadians
and they certainly should be around for quite a few
years yet. One day about two weeks ago was probably
the best day ever enjoyed by Canadian pitchers in the
big leagues.
John Hiller of the Tigers and Chatham's Fergie
Jenkins each tossed a two hit shut-out on the same day.
It was Jenkins' 22 win of the season for the Chicago
Cubs and marked the fourth consecutive year the young
right hander has turned in 20 or more victories.
Advancing from midget ranks
are Jim Guenther, John Becker,
Brian Campbell, Bob Parsons,
Brian Bestard, Ronnie
Lindenfield, Gerard O'Rourke
and Dennis Ferguson.
Trying out from St. Marys are
Norm Barr, Dave Somers and
Jim Reardon.
While they have been at the
local workouts, Mike Hoy is
trying. for a spot on the varsity
team at the University of
Waterloo and John Braid will be
working out with the Waterloo
Junior "B" Siskins.
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BOWLING
SCORES
Dart league lead
to Dark Angels
The Dark Angels gained a
sweep of five points in Friday's
second week of action in the
Exeter Legion mixed dart league
to move into first place.
The Dark Angels have a
season total of nine points, one
more than the runner-up
Sharpshooters. The Doublers
follow with seven points.
In the individual
departments, Barb Hearn
continues the ladies in high score
with 132 while Neil Fergus and
Duff Rothbaeur are tied at 140
for men's honors.
Last week's scores were as
follows:
Dark Angels 5 - BJ's 0
Doublers 5 - D&S's 0
Canners 4 - Winkers 1
Sharpshooters 4 - Dart Sharks 1
Scotties 4 - Late Niters 1
Noisy Ones 3 - Featherflights 2
Itchy Four 3 - B&A's 2
Shiphunters 3 - Swimmers 2
Friday's schedule is:
8 p.m.
Scotties vs B&A's
D&S's vs Canners
Swimmers vs B&J's
Dart Sharks vs Noisy Ones
9:30 p.m.
Itchy Four vs Late Niters
Winkers vs Doublers
Dark Angels vs Shiphunters
Featherflights vs Sharpshooters
The Exeter Junior Hawks
have started practicing for the
Ontario Hockey Association
Junior "D" season that will start
in three or four weeks.
The Hawks who will be
guided again by manager Bob
Baynham and coach Bob White
held two practices at the Huron
Park arena early this week and
will work out again at the same
arena, Sunday afternoon from
2:30 to 4:30.
About eleven of last year's
regulars attended the first
practices along with a number of
midgets and several newcomers
from St. Marys.
From the 1970-71 Hawk
roster are goalie John Hayter,
Mike Hoy, Randy Preszcator,
John Braid, Larry Laye, Larry
Haugh, Bob Rowe, Robbie
Lindenfield, Peter Kleinstiver,
Steve Murley, Ron Janke, Pete
Glover and Larry Bourne. Jets get
away fast
MEN'S "A"LEAGUE
IGA (J. Darling 725) 5 10
167 (C. Edwards 785) 2 4
FA (J. Russell 659) 5 10
SP (B. Nicol 722) 2 7
RO (J. Fuller 725) 5 8
L&M (A. Farquhar 738) 2 5
SU (H. Holtzmann 595) 5 7
DH (G. Houde 645) 2 6
UN (H. Holtzmann 678) 4 6
RB (J. Jones 731) 3 3
C4th (D. Jackson 742) 5 9
CA (B. Bannerman 676) 2 9
The winter schedule for the
Shamrock Minor Hockey
Association was set up at a
meeting of all participating
teams, Sunday.
Exeter teams will be playing in
the pee wee, bantam and midget
ranks with clubs from Lucan,
Ilderton, Dorchester and
Lambeth. Strathroy will be
represented in pee wee and
bantam only.
Jim Freeman is the 1970-71
president of the SMHA while
Bev Skinner of Exeter is
vice-president and Jim Draper of
Lambeth handles the combined
duties of secretary-treasurer.
It is expected eight teams
including Exeter will be taking
part in a novice league.
The schedule for the pee wee,
bantam and midget series
involving the Exeter teams is as
follows:.
Lady bowler
has big game
MEN'S "A" LEAGUE
FA (L. Little 798) 5 15
167 (C. Atthill 818) 2 6
L&M (A. Farquhar 703) 5 10
SU (J. Wallace 654) 2 9
CA (W. Beattie 814) 7 16
RO (J. Fuller 709) 0 8
IGA (J. Darling 838) 7 17
DH (D. Corey 610) 0 6
UN (H. Holtzmann 810) 7 13
SP (B. Nicol 685) 0 7
C4th (D. Jackson 728) 4 13
RB (R. Heywood 704) 3 6
November
4 - Lambeth at Exeter
6 - Exeter at Lucan
10 - Exeter at Dorchester
11 - Strathroy at Exeter
20 - Exeter at Lambeth
28 - Exeter at Strathroy
30 - Exeter at Ilderton
F
MEN'S "B" LEAGUE
CU (B. Vandeworp 678) 7 12
PE (D. Kirk 589) 0 5
MF (B, Tuckey 593) 5 5
HB (T. Shepherd 598) 2 2
NO (K. Clarke 627) 7 7
TR (G. Arthur 641) 0 7
WO (C. Zeehuisen 687) 7 9
DD (E. Hedden 665) 0 7
OU (D. Heywood 705) 7 14
RU (L. Stire 563) 0 2
December
2 - Dorchester at Exeter
9 - Ilderton at Exeter
11 - Exeter at Lucan
16 - Strathroy at Exeter
21 - Exeter at Ilderton
23 - Lambeth at Exeter
29 - Exeter at Dorchester
The Lucan-Ilderton Jets,
defending Ontario ' Hockey
Association Intermediate "B"
champions made an auspicious
start Tuesday night when they
downed a Stratford all-star team
6-4 Tuesday night in a
combination practice and exhib-
ition game at the Huron Park
arena.
The same two teams will
meet again next Tuesday night
with game time set for 7 p.m.
Six different players shared
scoring honors for the Jets in
their opening contest.
Steve Proctor and newcomer
Bill White tallied for the Jets in
the first period while Jim
Flannigan replied for Stratford.
Second period marksmen for
Lucan-Ilderton were Bill
Dunnell, Ken Loft, Brian
Parkinson and playing coach
Jack Nairn. Gus Bell scored
twice and Jim Bell fired a single
to complete the Stratford
scoring for the night.
MORN January
6 - Ilderton at Exeter
9 - Exeter at Strathroy
13 - Lucan at Exeter
20 - Dorchester at Exeter
27 - Lucan at Exeter
29 - Exeter at Lambeth
LADIES'"A" LEAGUE
PP (P. Haugh 713) 7 14
OD (M, Lovie 457) 0 2
OB (P. H-Duvar 705) 7 14
AB (P. Holmes 624) 0 0
BB (L. Farquhar 683) 7 12
HS (B. Sauder 511) 0 5
CH (M. Edwards 571) 5 12
HD (A. Wallace 537) 2 2
MM (L. Pincombe 654) 7 7
LE (N. Dowson 590) 0 0
BeB (M, Holtzmann 620) 4 6
HG (B. Sangster 628) 3 10
One of the highest three game
scores ever compiled by a female
bowler at the Exeter Lanes was
amassed Sunday night by a
member of the mixed league.
Mrs. Carol Moore came up
with three excellent games and a
tremendous triple of 937. The
highest female score at the local
lanes was a 956 thrown by Ruth
Durand. The high score for men
is 966 rolled by Ross Mathers in
the 1964-65 season.
Mrs. Moore started off with a
328 in the first game, fell off a
bit to a respectable 275 and
came roaring back in the last ten
frames to post a score of 334.
In her last game, she started
with a strike, followed with a
disastrous headpin, two strikes,
two spares and finished off with
six consecutive strikes.
The first game started with
six straight strikes and the
second game was completed
with five strikes in a row.
Completing the roster of the
Winkers in Sunday night's action
Mrs. Moore and her husband
Lloyd were Chuck and Nancy
Becker and Dean and Joanne
McKnight.
Another whipper
One of the top names in the wrestling field not
only in Canada but throughout most of the world
should be carried on for quite awhile yet.
The name Whipper Billy Watson is synonymous
with wrestling, especially in Ontario. The newest arrival
on the wrestling scene is Philip Watson and he is known
in the ring as Whipper Watson Jr.
The 21-year-old son of the famous and now called
Whipper Watson Sr. has been campaigning in Ontario
the past three summers mostly in preliminaries on the
same card as his father.
Phil has been wrestling since he was 15, starting
with the usual family bouts with his older brother John
who also had a brief fling on the summer wrestling
curcuit.
A former University of Waterloo halfback, John is
now head of the physical education department and
wrestling coach at the Whitby High School.
Whipper Jr. has patterned many of his holds after
his father's style but has added a few flourishes of his
own.
The younger Watson is leaving shortly for
England with Tom Pollard, who was one of his prize
pupils when Phil was coaching wrestling at the YMCA in
Barrie and operating a teaching program out of a barn
on the family farm at Keswick.
The young Canadian pair are expected to wrestle
six nights a week mostly on the northern countries of
Yorkshire and Lancashire. They also expect to go on to
Spain.
It was back in 1936 when a young Canadian
named Bill Potts and four companions travelled by
cattle boat and landed at Cardiff, Wales.
Learning that wrestling was banned in that Welsh
city, the five Canadians headed for England and
four-year westling campaign.
While wrestling in England Bill Potts changed his
name to Whipper Billy Watson. He came back to Canada
four years later with a sizeable reputation and that has
increased ever since.
Watson's four original companions also fared well
on the mat. They were Tiger Tasker, Krusher Korman,
Harry Joyce and the late Tommy Nelson.
When in England Whipper Sr. wrestled for a Leeds
promoter, George de Relwyskow, whose son is now also
in the promoting business and will be handling the bouts
for the younger Watson.
Whipper Jr. has a long way to go to catch his
father who has participated in more than 6,300
wrestling matches over the past 34 years.
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Scouting again
Ron Bogart, the athletic director and senior
football coach at South Huron District High School is
again busy each Saturday afternoon this fall.
For the second consecutive year, Bogart is
handling scouting duties in the southern part of Ontario
for the McGill Redmen of the Senior Intercollegiate
football league.
Tom Mooney, coach of the McGill team was the
coach at the University of Waterloo when Bogart was a
top backfielder there, a few years back.
Bogart should have a "good book" on the
University of Waterloo when they play McGill in
Montreal this Saturday. He has been in the stands the
two past Saturdays when Waterloo met McMaster and
Western.
After each game Bogart forwards a comprehensive
report on the type of play used by both the offensive
and defensive units of the team McGill will be playing
the following Saturday.
Bogart told us this week that McGill expects to
remain in senior football despite reports that the
University would not be supplying the finances after
this year.
Apparently alumni subscriptions will be used to
keep the Montreal. University on the football, basketball
arid hockey scene.
LADIES'"A" LEAGUE
HG (B. Sangster 707) 5 15
CH (E. Blommaert 738) 2 14
BeB (M. Holtzmann 682) 5 11
HS (B, Sauder 709) 2 7
PP (P. Haugh 621) 5 19
OB (G. Bierling 710) 2 16
MM (L. Pincombe 697) 7 14
AB (P. Holmes 484) 0 0
BB (L. Farquhar 674) 5 17
DD (K. Hodge 449) 2 4
HD (M. Kadey 600) 7 9
LE (D. Dobson 649) 0 0
LADIES' "8" LEAGUE
MM (M. BrUnzlow 667) 5 10
sp (E. Reid 609) 2 9
JS (M. Mathers 528) 5 12
TT (M. WellS671) 2 2
BL (A. Ford 618) 5 12
Di (C. Hodgson 568) 2 9
GY (D. Weigand 586) 5 5
HA (F. Ritchie610) 2 4
AC (M. Bridges 623) 5 5
IS (K. Kirk 495) 2 2
WB (D. Wein 557) 7 7
HO (M. Desgroseilliers 575) 0 0
LADIES' "B" LEAGUE
HA (F. Ritchie 521) 4 8
DI (J. Russell 498) 3 12
BL (R. Maurer 563) 5 17
IB (K. Kirk 535) 2 4
TT (M. Wells 592) 7 9
HO (Forfeit) 0 0
JS (O. Frayne 487 ) 4 16
SP (E. Reid 510) 3 12
AC (M. Bridges 539) 7 12
WB (B. Minderlint 518) 0 7
GY (P. Allen 503) 5 10
MM (E. Morley 606 ) 2 12
LUCAN LAOIES' LEAGUE
CC (J. Steeper 666) 7 7
OA (J. Wee 567) 7 7
FS (M, Greenlee 536) 7 7
RA (A. Lewis 585) 7 7
HO (L. Smith 466) 7 7
SP (H. Lewis 544) 5 5
PI (M. McCarthy 517) 2 2
SH (S. Bradley 521) 0 6
HH (S. Noyes 555) 0 0
HB (B. Van Gee( 516) 0 0
CO (B. English 439) 0 0
RO (L. Lightfoot 429) 0 0 lock...*
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