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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1971-04-29, Page 7"MEN'S "A" LEAGUE PLAYOFF (B. Sanders 662 ) 5 (A. Flynn 736) 2 (B. Nicol 726) 5 (L. Little 692) 2 (D. Jackson 867) 5 (B. Bannerman 715) 2 (B. Farquhar 635) 7 (J. Hennessey 596 ) 0 RB RO SP FA C4 th CA L&M UN 7 9 4 10 7 12 0 PEE WEE AND BANTAM CHAMPS — The Bears proved to be the best team in the pee wee and bantam girls section of the Exeter minor bowling league. They are shown above. Back, left, Peggy Inch, Kathy Livingstone, captain Bonnie Baynham, Susan Crawford and Danette McLeod. Front, Jeff Newby, Kevin Parsons, Sandra Skinner, Robbie Mellenger and Michael Brunzlow. T-A photo JUNIOR AND SENIOR BOWLING WINNERS — The junior championship of the Exeter minor bowling league was taken by the T-Birds while the Cool Cats were best in the senior division. The Cool Cats in the back are from the left, captain Bill Wilson, Cynthia Gunn, Geary Penhale, Barbara Ferguson and Paul Mohr. 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During the first four minutes of the second period the Hawks put out a valiant effort and missed on three of four golden chances from in close in an attempt to tie the score. After the concerted drive failed, it was back to the other end and the same three fellows that combined for the first Haliburton goal were back in business again. This time it was Dan Car- Organize ball at Dashwood A full minor baseball program is being organized in Dashwood for the summer months. Entries have been filed for play in the Western Ontario Athletic Association in pee wee, bantam and juvenile categories. In addition, the Dashwood Tigers will be back in action in the Huron-Perth intermediate league and will be attempting to regain the OBA "D" title that eluded them last year after two successful years. Players of the three minor clubs in Dashwood will be holding a car wash, Saturday, May 1 at the Dashwood Industries lot in Dashwood to gain funds for the coming year. fA THE COPE OF ETHICS ) BY WHICH WE LIVE, 'DEMANDS I TOP-SERVICE° THIS WE Give' ALWAYS READY TO SERVE BETTER Jerry Arnold & Sons ESSO HOME HEAT SERVICE RR 2 DASHWOOD 238-2649 • • In 1956, the average mileage covered in ten hours of safe driving was 365. Now, thanks • to super highways, the average is up almost 100 miles. • Incorrect inflation can cut the life of a tire by as much as 40 percent. Steer This Way BY LARRY SNIDER Our 2nd Anniversary 3 BIG DAYS SALE THURSDAY, FRIDAY and SATURDAY April 29, 30 and May 1 MANY MORE SPECIALS NOT LISTED IN THIS AD Men's Sport Shirts Dress Shirts short or long all new shades styles 20 to 40% or sleeves and Off Tam 0/Shanter SIZES First One At Regular Price. 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For SUITS selection McKnight Shopping MEN'S & Be sure at 11,thar (iimiopx WEAR CO-ORDINATES to s 2 0 n 00 At McKnights & Sons PHONE 235-220 0 • • Times-Advocafee April 29/ 1971 Page 7 Hawks 'heeding for title Bowlers were hungry JR, BQYS, AND GIRLS Valerie Flynn, Michael Brintnell o Jeff Darling, Teddy Triebner, —Please turn to page 15 pentier doing the scoring with assists going to Derrell Stamp and Jim Cowan, The goals that doomed the game for the Hawks came in a space of 15 seconds near the end of the second period. Bev Hicks scored the first with help from Gerry McElwain and Jeff Campbell.while Jamie Carroll notched the second on an unassisted play. Penalties were a lot scarcer in the second period with three going to the Hawks and two to the Huskies. All goals were scored with the teams at full strength. The third period was a different story with Exeter getting nailed for nine penalties with five going to the home club. Five goals were scored in the third, all with at least one of the opposition in the penalty box. Derrell Stamp scored twice for the Huskies in the final period with singles coming from the sticks of John Parish and Gerry McElwain. Bob Rowe slapped in the final Exeter marker at 6.31 on a play originated by the defence pair of Mike Hoy and Joe O'Rourke, Hawk coach Bob White was ejected from the game near the halfway mark after a succession of four penalties to his club in three minutes and one second. White gave a 'choke' sign toward the officials and was banished. '1111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 BOWLING SCORES MEN'S "B" LEAGUE PLAYOFF (L. Smith 641) 5 10 (L. Stire 681 ) 2 2 (B. Russell 596) 4 6 (G. Campbell 701) 3 5 (F. Wells 669 ) 7 14 (B. Hogg 669) 0 2 (C. Wein 693) 7 12 (R. Van Dorsselaer 743) 0 5 MEN'S CONSOLATION (B. Brock 597) 5 7 (S. McNair 661) 2 4 (M. Wallace 708) 7 12 (C. McDonald 636) 0 5 (D. Hunter 644) 4 9 (J. Darling 732) 3 5 LADIES'"A" LEAGUE PLAYOFF (L. Bell 617 ) (M. Parsons 642 ) (B. Sangster 666 ) (K. Hodge 547) (0. Essery 666 ) (M. Edwards 557) (G, Fisher 574) (G. Farquhar 646) LADIES'"B" LEAGUE PLAYOFF (K. Kirk 638 ) (F. Ritchie 542) (K. Penhale 538 ) (M. Hyde 529) (M. Desgroseilliers 543 ) (R. Negrijn 517) (M. Brunzlow 608) (R. Weber 545) CONSOLATION (N. Dowson 604) (B. Sauder 484) (M. Wells 587 ) (A. Wallace 583) (M. Lee 556 ) (B. MacDonald 556) (M. Bridges 555) (D. Frayne 435) LUCAN LADIES' LEAGUE "League Champs" "A" League Champs 8689 "A" League 8429 "A" League 8043 "A" League 7707 "A" League 7604 "B" League Champs 7684 "B" League 7682 "B" League 7426 "B" League 7348 "B" League 7190 "B" League 7173 youngsters from Exeter and year's minor bowling program district participating in this continued their excellent reputation by consuming more I than 600 hot dogs at Monday's annual 'banquet held at the *Exeter Legion Hall, ,•The honor of eating the most wieners and buns went to Geary Penhale who stowed away an even dozen, He received a small trophy for his appetite from minor bowling director Ruth Durand. BANTAM BOYS TIED — The Tigers and Nite Hawks ended in a tie for the bantam boys championship Mrs, Durand, also a member Of Exeter's RAP committee that of the Exeter minor bowling league and shared the Weber trophy presented by Gord Kirk at Monday's hot dog feed. The Nite Hawks at the back are from the left, Jeff Turner, Danny Bell, Paul Hockey, Brad oversees all recreation and sport Baynham, captain Greg Skinner and Paul Cooper, Front, the Tigers, R.oget Belling, Gierin Fams,captain activities has been in charge of Dave Bogart, and Bill Brintnell. Missing was Bert McNeil, T-A photo the local minor bowling program for 14 years. Mothers of the enthusiastic young bowlers served the hot dogs, ice cream and refresh- ments under the guidance of Mrs. Irene Harness who looks after kitchen duties each year, Trophy presentations many and varied and ranged from team awards and individual honors to the youngsters showing the greatest improvement in their bowling throughout the year, The high scores and the only ones over 300 were recorded by Jim Brintnell who received an award from Grace Farquhar of the Exeter Bowling Lanes. Jim's scores were 303, 303, 303 and 309. The soft drinks and ice cream were donated by Tuckey Beverages and York Ice Cream, respectively while Huntley's Drug Store provided each bowler with a pocket comb. The Exeter men's and ladies leagues assisted financially while any deficit in the cost of staging the banquet will be picked up by RAP. Thanks also go to the Legion and Ladies Auxiliary. The most improved bowling awards went to Sandy Skinner, John Mol, Sherry Gilfillan, Bruce Shaw, Randy Cairnie, Cindy Horn, Elizabeth Bowerman, Andy Pridham, Kim Smith and David Mohr. A large group were also honored for having perfect at- tendance at the weekly bowling sessions throughout the fall and winter months. They are as follows: PEE WEE AND BANTAM GIRLS — Cathy Triebner, Ila Bowerman, Judy Webb, Frances Thompson, Susan Zachar, Sandy Scott, Karen Bowerman, Cheryl Harvey, Cindy Fisher, Michele Veri, Michael Veri, Heidi Eisenschink, Mary Ferguson, Bonnie Baynham, Peggy Inch, BANTAM BOYS — David Bogart, Roger Belling, Glenn Farris, Brian Mercer, Danny Bell, Brad Baynham, Wayne Parsons, Bert McNeil, Billy Brintnell, David M. Bell, Ran- dy Cairnie, Jamie Grant, Jeff Turner, Doug Hoffman, Steven Wells, Jeff Musser. HONOR TOP INDIVIDUAL BOWLERS — At Monday's Exeter minor bowling banquet trophies were presented to the top single, double and average bowlers in each category. Back, left, Elizabeth Sanders, Gayle Ecker, Danny Brintnell, Jim Brintnell,Ron Schroeder, Kathy Campbell, Valerie Sweet and Barbara Ferguson. Centre, Greg Beattie, Michael Brintnell, Judy Webb, Brian Mercer, Danny Bell, Laurie Shipman, Perry Pooley, Valerie Flynn and Helen Brand. Front, Kevin Parsons, Sandy Scott, Michael Veri, Michele Veri, David Shaw, Jeff Newby, Julie Skinner, Susan Zachar and Ron Wright. T-A photo MF RU NO TR CU OU DD WO HB DH SU 167 PE IGA PP BeB HG OD OB CH BB MM IB HA BL DI WB GY MM SP LE HS TT HD AB HO AC JS CC DA SP HH FS RA CO HO P1 HB SH RO 5 2 7 5 19 2 14 7 12 0 7 7 11 0 5 7 15 0 0 5 17 2 7 5 12 2 6 7 16 0 11 7 19 0 14 5 16 2 9 5 8 2 6 7 12 0 0