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The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1971-06-10, Page 6'Page 6 Irimas.A49cate, June IQ, 1971 FOR ALL. GOOD SPORTS By Ross Haugh Busy weekend TOP TRACK STARS — The individual track stars in each category at South Huron District High School were honored at the school's annual athletic awards assembly, Thursday afternoon. From the left they are, Esther Snyder, Pat Regier, Adrienne Van Raay, Ron Janke, Peter Kleinstiver and Perry Stover. T-A photo FOOTBALLERS GET AWARDS — Individual trophies were presented Thursday at South Huron District High school's annual sports assembly to the school's top football stars. They are, seniors Doug Mock and Al MacLean and juniors Dave Cyr and Peter Kleinstiver. • T-A photo Schedules have been released for the Usborne township girls and boys bantam softball leagues. Five teams, Thames Road, Hibbert South, Hibbert North, Elimville and Hurondale are competing in the boys league. Entries in the girls loop are from Thames Road, Granton, Elim- ville and Hurondale. The complete schedules follow: BANTAM BOYS JUNE 11 Hibbert N. at Thames Road Hurondale at Hibbert S. 18 Elimville at Hibbert N. Thames Road at Hurondale 23 Hibbert S. at Elimville Hibbert N. at Hurondale 26 Hibbert S. at Thames Road Hibbert N. at Elimville 30 Elimville at Hibbert S. Hurondale at Hibbert N. JULY 7 Hurondale at Thames Road Hibbert S. at Hibbert N. 14 Thames Road at Hibbert N. Hibbert S. at Hurondale 16 Hibbert N. at Hibbert S. Hurondale at Elimville 20 Thames Road at Elimville 21 Elimville at Thames Road 23 Thames Road at Hibbert S. Elimville at Hurondale 30 Hibbert N. at Thames Road Hurondale at Hibbert S. AUGUST 4 Hibbert S. at Elimville BILL & DOUG'S Barber Shop Main Street, Exeter, Ont. Business Hours Mon., Tues., & Thurs till 6:00 p m Friday till 9:00 p m Saturday till 5:00 p.m. Closed all day Wednesday Bantams split WOAA tilts Exeter bantams split a pair of Western Ontario Athletic Association games over the past week. In the first game Friday night, the Exeter youngsters downed Huron Park by a score of 17-6 while Sunday afternoon they were on the short end of a 7-6 score to Seaforth. A run in the top of the seventh was the difference as Seaforth took the Sunday contest 7-6. Clean-up batter, John Vriese was Exeter's top hitter with a three safety performance while Kevin Windsor collected a pair of hits. Getting one hit apiece were Noel Skinner, Brian Taylor, John Wuerth, Bill Baker and Bill Wilson. Sharing the pitching duties for Exeter were Jeff Lindenfield and Harry McNeil. Five for five Vriese was also the top swat- smith against Huron Park coming up with a perfect night getting five hits in as many times at bat. Catcher Brian Taylor was close behind with a four-for-four performance. Next in line with three hits each were Geary Penhale and Bill Wilson while Kevin Windsor, Noel Skinner and Harry McNeil 16 Thames Rd at Granton Elimville at Hurondale 21 Hurondale at Thames Rd Granton at Elimville 23 Thames Rd at Elimville Hurondale at Granton 28 Granton at Hurondale Elimville at Thames Rd AUGUST 4 Hurondale at Thames Rd Elimville at Grantoh 6 Hurondale at Elimville Granton at Thames Rd. Roll up your sleeve to save a life... BE A BLOOD DONOR a Ontario Development Corporation FOR SALE BY TENDER Sealed tenders will be received until 12:00 o'clock noon, local time on Friday, June 18, 1971, for the PURCHASE AND REMOVAL OF BUILDING NO. 38 (2-storey dormitory) approximately 4,000 square feet AT HURON INDUSTRIAL PARK. Further information may be obtained by contacting Mr. P. D. Levier, Maintenance Superintendent, Huron Industrial Park, (228-6657). Any or all offers not necessarily acceptable. C.J. Malone, Manager Huron Industrial Pdrk Hibbert N. at Hurondale 6 Elimville at Hibbert N. Thames Road at Hurondale 9 Hibbert S.,at Thames Road Hibbert N. at Elimville 11 Hurondale at Thames Road Hibbert S. at Hibbert N. 13 Elimville at Hibbert S. Hurondale at Hibbert N. 16 Thames Road at Hibbert N. Hibbert S. at Hurondale 18 Hibbert N. at Hibbert S. Hurondale at Elimville 20 Thames Road at Elimville 21 Elimville at Thames Road BANTAM GIRLS JUNE 11 Thames Rd at Granton Elimville at Hurondale 18 Hurondale at Thames Rd Granton at Elimville 25 Thames Rd at Elimville Hurondale at Granton 30 Granton at Hurondale Elimville at Thames Rd JULY 2 Hurondale at Thames Rd Elimville at Granton 9 Hurondale at Elimville Granton at Thames Rd OUTSTANDING WRESTLER — The Ellison-Riddell trophy awarded each year to the outstanding wrestler at South Huron District High school was won this year by Bill Degroot who receives his award from Doug Ellison. T-A photo List schedules NOW OPEN Circuit Off-Track Messenger Service LOCATED AT 247 Main St. — Exeter (Just South of Beaver Lumber) SEE OUR SELECTION OF LATE MODEL OK USED CARS TODAY 1969 OLDS DELTA 4-door hardtop, power equipped, shadelite windshield, low mileage, License K33252 1969 CHEVROLET BELAIR Sedan, 327 engine, automatic, radio, two-tone finish, License K46453 1968 CHEVROLET IMPALA 4-door Hard- top, 307 engine, automatic, low mileage, License K32461 1968 CHEVROLET IMPALA 2-door Hard- top, automatic, radio, License K32010 1968 CHEVROLET BELAIR Sedan, power equipped, automatic, radio, License K30938 1968 CHEVROLET BISCAYNE Sedan, automatic, radio, License K69027 1968 CHEVELLE COUPE 307 engine, automatic, License K30849 '2695 1995 1795 1195 1795 1695 1595 MANY OTHER MODELS TO CHOOSE FROM SNELL BROS. LIMITED Chevrolet — Oldsmobile PHONE 235-0660 EXETER • The Home of Guardian Maintenance Stan Lovie and a double con- tributed by John Hayter to produce a half dozen runs. Gord Vincent singled and Whitey Denomme tripled to spark a three-run Tiger rally in the sixth and put their club in front for the first time by a score of 13-12. John Hayter's lead-off homer in the seventh increased the Dashwood lead to two runs. Whitey Denomrne and Bob Hoffman singled in the eighth to produce the actual winning run for the Tigers. Arva came back with two runs in the top of the ninth to get within one of tying but could not get the equalizer. The potential tying run was tossed out at the plate to end the game. Dave Ratz started on the mound for the Tigers and was relieved in the disastrous third by Bob Webb who went on to finish up and gain the victory. OPEN 44 Car Wash Located North of Brewers' Retail IN EXETER For added protection try our spray Wag fdr,256 Vacuum 10c Tigers win two H-P contests, come from behind in both This coming weekend will be a busy one for folks interested in horse shows and events of the outdoor type. Saturday at Exeter Community park, the sixth annual Mid-Western quarter horse show will be held with entries expected from many points in the United States and Canada. Performance classes get underway at 8:30 in the morning with the more exciting events going in the afternoon. Show secretary Noel Veri reports that several new classes have been added for the younger members competing. The Exeter Saddle Club presents the second annual Pinto and Appaloosa Horse Show at the Exeter Community Park, Sunday commencing at 8:00 a.m., judge will be Floyd Cline, Ann Arbor, Michigan and there will be 44 line and performance classes, plus a stallion parade class including all breeds. These two breeds of horses are shown in their own class. The Appaloosa horse registry, located at Moscow, Idaho was formed in 1938 and only about 50 Appaloosas were found that met registration requirements. In fact, the breed had just about disappeared following the surrender of the Nez Perce Indians in the war" of 1877 and the scattering of their fine band. But today it is a different story. Perhaps even while you read this, the number 100,000 may be affixed to an application for registration after being processed through a series of registration desks. The weight ranges from 950 lbs. to 1175 lbs. and from 14.2 to 15.3 hands. The minimum height of a mature Appaloosa (five years or older) is 14 hands. There is no maximum height. Appaloosas have solid coloured or mottled roan foreparts being light with dark round or egg shaped spots over the loin and hips, some are white with spots over the entire body. Mares are often less colourfully marked, being a mottled roan over the entire body. Appalloosas often carry a fine thin mane and tail. If the tail is heavy it should be trimmed to fall near the hocks. All Appalloosas must be registered to compete in Registered Appaloosa Shows. Pintos were included in the first boatload of horses to come to the new world with the Cortez expedition in 1519, and in the ensuing years, were used as mounts by the Indians and early cowboys. The Pinto Association registers horses of all breeds and types, including ponies, saddlebreds, parade and fine harness horses. All horses at two years of age must measure at least 14 hands and all stallions must pass a strict, conformation at two years of age before they can receive a number in the regular registry. Pinto horses have two main colour patterns — Tobiano and Overo. Tobiano spots are usually regular and distinct. The Overo, the white will not cross the back between the withers and the tail. The body colour is basically dark, with irregular splashy white markings. The Pinto registry is still open, so if any horse owners own a pinto that they would like to show, bring it to the Exeter Pinto and Appaloosa Show. A pinto inspector will be on the grounds to inspect your horse. But all horses must either be registered or inspected at or before the show to participate. Donkey baseball Monday night at the Dashwood ball park, we could say the action is sort of similar, but it will actually be horseplay. The Dashwood men's club will be meeting Members of the Dashwood volunteer fire brigade in a donkey ball game. Donkey baseball is actually not a test of one's baseball playing ability but really a challenge in first staying aboard one of the long-eared animals and then in getting them to move in the right direction. We have had a look at the lineups of both clubs and know that the fans in attendance will be in for a lot of action in one way or another. The men's club will be headed by their president Joe Dietrich who is also Reeve of Stephen township. Joe will have assistance from former municipal politicians in an attempt to talk the donkeys into the right attitude. Former Huron warden Jack Morrissey is Dietrich's second lieutenant and we have a suspicion another former warden Glenn Webb was purposely left off the line-up and will be coming in late in the game as a pinch-hitter. Fire chief Gerald Martene has a formidable roster with a couple of grocers in Hugh Boyle and Bill Chandler who may be able to entice the donkeys with some of their goodies and Jim and Bob Hayter ready to take care of any mechanical failures that may occur. If any friends or relatives of the participants have fears of their safety we can assure them they have nothing to worry about. The last paragraph of publicity on the game reveals that Hoffman's Ambulance and Dr. Gulens will be not too far away. Friedsburg Days While speaking of Dashwood, the village's Friedsburg days slated for the Dominion Day holiday will have plenty of sports features. Glenn Webb, manager of the Dashwood Tigers is in charge oe arrangements and has come up with an excellent program. Sports events have been slated for Friday, Saturday and Sunday, July 2, 3 and 4. Friday night's doubleheader will have the Crediton and Dashwood pee *Nees battle in a baseball game in the first half with Brucefield and Motherwell meeting in the second half. Saturday afternoon the Dashwood juveniles will be in action with a night twin bill featuring the Dashwood bantams in one game with an exhibition softball game between the Worth Middlesex all-stars and an all-star club from Exeter. The ball portion of the weekend will come to a close Sunday afternoon with the Dashwood Tigers swinging into action. Also on the program at various times will be a tug-of-war test and horse shoe pitching contests. Anyone wishing to compete either in tug-of-war or horse shoes is asked to get in touch with Glenn Webb or George temhn. Using the same come-from- behind methods, the Dashwood. Tigers scored a pair of wins in the Huron-Perth baseball league during the past week to up their season record to three wins in four starts. After trailing the Arva juniors by a 12-1 score at the end of three innings on the Dashwood diamond, Friday night, the Tigers bounced back to eke out a 15-14 decision. Sunday afternoon in St. Marys it was the same story with the Tigers coming out on top 7-6 after trailing 6-2 at the end of seven innings of play. The Tigers were at home last night, Wednesday to the Mitchell BP's and are idle until Wed- nesday, June 16 when they travel to Arva, Bedard gets win Dick Bedard went the full nine inning distance Sunday to post the close win over St. Marys, giving up nine hits while fanning five. With St. Marys out in front 3-0, the Tigers started into the run column in the top of the third with two markers on the same number of hits. Walks to Dave Ratz and Bob Webb along with Whitey Denomme's single and Pete Ravelle's two-bagger provided the opening Dashwood scoring. St. Marys moved ahead 6-2 before the Tigers found the range again in their half of the seventh, scoring twice without the aid of a hit off St. Marys hurler Dave Zvonkin. A St. Marys error, walks to Ravelle and Ratz and two hit batsmen sent two Tiger runners home. The final three Dashwood runs came in the top of the ninth again with the help of two St. Marys miscues. The only Tiger safety in the inning came from the bat of Bill Schade. St. Marys threatened in the bottom of the ninth. With one out and two runners on, Pete Ravelle snagged a hot liner at third and fired to second sacker Bill Schade for a double play to end the game. Free scoring Friday' night's game against Arva was a free-scoring affair with first the visitors breaking loose with a big rally and then the Tigers coming back with a rush as they scored at least one run in each of the last five innings. The first Dashwood run came in the first frame when John Hayter singled and came around to count on a similar hit from the bat of Pete Ravelle. Behind 12-1, the Tigers started to roll in the fourth as they dented the plate on three occasions. Pete Ravelle opened the inning with a single and came home ahead of Gord Vincent when the Tiger catcher belted one over the fence for a home run. Dave Ratz kept things moving with a single and eventually scored on an error and sacrifice. The fifth inning was productive as the Tigers took advantage of an error and five free tickets to first base. Adding to the charity were singles by Bill Schade and gained two hits apiece. Completing the 27-hit total with one hit each were Steve Thomp- son, Bill Baker, John Wuerth, David Lovell, Jeff Lindenfield and Danny McIver. The pitching duties for the winners were shared by John Wuerth, Dan Crerar and Harry , McNeil. Larry Seymour collected three hits to lead Huron Park in a losing cause.