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FOR ALL GOOD SPORTS ,o4A,
By Ross Haugh
Final cheers for
Junior champions
Ball
revival
A real honest attempt is being made to revive
intermediate baseball in Exeter with an entry in the
Huron-Perth league.
The Huron-Perth is one of the oldest intermediate
leagues in the province of Ontario and this year eight
clubs are expected to compete.
An organization meeting of the Exeter team will be
held tonight, Thursday at the Exeter arena at seven
o'clock,
Baseball enthusiasts of all sorts are asked to attend
this very important meeting. Players in particular will be
welcome along with persons willing to assist in any way,
We heartily endorse this attempt to get back on the
baseball scene as there appears to be plenty of playing
talent available.
Jim Pfaff, a former pitcher with Zurich and
Mitchell teams in the Huron-Perth is the driving force
behind the proposed Exeter club, Pfaff represented
Exeter at Saturday's initial league meeting along with
Jack Glover.
A meeting to draw up the schedule has been set for
May 15 in Clinton, Other teams entered are from
Dashwood, Clinton, Mitchell, Arva, Thorndale,
Wingham and Walkerton.
Mrs. White and Mrs, Bob
Baynham received roses from
the players, presented by Mrs.
Erwin Bestard and Mrs. Lorne
Haugh.
Music for dancing was
provided by the Country Tones
and lunch was prepared by a
group of enthusiastic lady sup ti -
porters, including mothers of the
players.
Saturday afternoon, the entire
club and management were
paraded through the streets of
Exeter in convertibles and pick-
up trucks displaying their many
trophies,
Ron Janke picked up the Bob
I3aynharn trophy donated by the
Hawk manager to the best
defenceman on the club.
In attendance at the evening
festivities were Huron MP Bob
McKinley and Exeter Mayor
Jack Delbridge, EMHA president
Harvey Pfaff was master of
ceremonies.
Pfaff, on behalf of the players
presented a special award to
Ruth White. The coach's wife
received a pair of miniature
boxing gloves in recognition of
her 'fighting spirit' in supporting
the Hawks during the year.
LEGION BOWLING CHAMPS The annual Exeter Legion bowling tournament was held Sunday.
Above, Aub Farquhar presents the trophy to captain Cliff Brintnell, Doug Sweet, Wilf Beattie, Ed Hearn,
Lee Webber and Lee Learn. T-A photo
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Unusual meet
A track and field meet with a different flavour will
be held at Exeter Community Park, Saturday, June 3.
Competing in the all-day event are expected to be
about 150 retarded children from all parts of Western
Ontario.
About 30 boys and girls from the Children's Centre
at Palmerston will be included.
Area recreation officials are pitching in to organize
and supervise the various events. Ron Bogart of South
Huron District High School will be the director while
Exeter's recreation director Alvin Willert and his
counterpart in Wingham will be in charge of sports
demonstrations.
In the track and field events each competitor must
enter the 50 and 100 yard dashes while two other
classes are optional. Entry may be made in either the
400 yard run, standing broad jump, high jump or ball
throw. The demonstrations will cover at least six
different sports. Trampolene and gymnastics, horse back
riding, hockey, floor hockey, soccer and wrestling will
be on the agenda.
Helping out with the demonstrations will be
representatives from the Exeter Saddle Club, the Exeter
Hawks and athletes from South Huron high school.
The final cheers for the 1971.72
edition of the Exeter junior
Hawks were heard Saturday
night but not from the usual
place,
Instead of being cheered on at
the arena, the Hawks received
plaudits from more than 300 of
their more enthusiastic fans at
the Exeter Legion hall,
The players received a large
number of trophies from various
donors and the balance of in-
dividual awards were made.
Some of the trophies were handed
out at the Hawks banquet a week
earlier, but this time, all were
awarded for the benefit of the
large crowd of supporters,
Each player received a trophy
with a picture puck from the
Exeter Minor Hockey
Association, a gold key chain
memento from the OHA and pen
set trophies from Ruth and Bob
White.
Individual awards were many.
Goalie John Hayter and speedy
forward Steve Murley were
named the most valuable players
through the season and playoffs,
respectively. Bob Rowe was
named the most improved player
over the year and also received a
trophy as the most
"aggravating" player on the
club.
The rookie of the year was
Defenceman Rob Lindenfield
with Brian Campbell getting the
Gary and Shirley Middleton
trophy as the most gentlemanlike
competitor.
Two brand new trophies were
presented Saturday night. Randy
Preszcator, a member of last
year's Hawk club and this year
with OHA Junior "B" champion
Markham Waxers donated a
trophy to the top Hawk scorer of
the year, It went to captain Larry
Haugh.
REGISTER FOR BASEBALL - Saturday was registration day for any boys in the town and immediate
area wishing to participate in this summer's minor baseball program. Shown above signing in with Harold
"Bud" Preszcator are Fred Robinson, Mike Dougherty, Teddy Ducharme and Tony Mattucci.
T-A photo
Huron-Perth
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HIGH SCORING TROPHY A member of this year's Markham
Waxers, OHA Junior "B" champs and a member of the 1970-71
Exeter Hawks, Randy Preszcator presented a trophy Saturday night
to the top Hawk scorer of the year. Above, Randy at the right is
shown with the winner, captain Larry Haugh. T-A photo
The Huron-Perth intermediate
baseball league will be back in
action again this year with a
record number of teams ready to
start the season about May 24.
For the first time in about eight
years, Exeter will be
represented. The first meeting of
the year was held Saturday af-
ternoon in Mitchell with a good
representation in attendance.
Entering teams in addition to
Exeter were the reigning OBA
"D" champs from Dashwood,
Mitchell, Arva, Thorndale,
Wingham, Walkerton and
;Clinton.
The new Exeter entry was
represented by Jim Pfaff and
Jack Glover, A local organiza
meeting is being held tonight,
Thursday at the Exeter arena at
seven o'clock.
Attending Saturday's meeting
for the Dashwood Tigers were
Bob Hoffman and Bill Schade.
The Dashwood Tigers will be
holding their first practices of the
season tonight, Thursday at 8
p.m. and Sunday afternoon at two
o'clock. Minor season closes
with hot dog feed Cliff Russell
Consumers' Association of
Canada reports that each year
children are drowned because
they have been using air-filled
plastic toys as floats. Parents are
warned to keep a vigilant eye on
their youngsters to make sure
these playthings are used safely.
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GRAND BEND
was the midget winner.
The novice house league
championship was won by
Vancouver. Tony Mattucci and
Alvin Willert were the coaches
with Dan Bell handling the
captain duties.
Chan Livingstone and Gary
Middleton were in charge of the
pee wee ct'ubs. The Black Hawks
with Dennis Preszcator as
captain won the league cham-
pionship while the Bruins with
captain Paul Pooley won the
playoff title.
Bob Rowe of the Exeter Hawks
was in charge of the second
bantam all-star club. Ron Horn
and Tony Mattucci were in
charge of the mites with Wilmar
Wein and Mike Higgins looking
after the squirts.
A very successful season of the
Exeter Minor Hockey
Association came to a close
Saturday afternoon with a hot
dog feed at the Exeter arena.
The appetites of the boys was
as good as their enthusiasm for
playing hockey. About 150
youngsters consumed more than
600 buns and wieners.
One of the highlights of the
afternoon was the awarding of
most improved player trophies to
the six different categories.
Scott Batten was named the
best improved among the squirts
with Doug Fletcher winning in
the mite division. Getting the
novice award was David Cann,
Jim Cockwell was the pee wee
winner, the bantam trophy went
to Jeff Davis and Bill Van Bergen
A sporting pair
While this next item isn't exactly classed as sports,
it's worth mentioning. Our good friend Sid Daley of the
Lucan Legion left Saturday for a one-month tour of
Europe.
The interesting factor here is Sid's travelling
companion, his 95 year old father. We met the senior
Daley about a year ago. He is a sprightly fellow for his
advanced years. Have a good holiday, fellows.
Final plaudits
While the recent championship win of the Exeter
Hawks will long be remembered, the final get-together
of the year was held Saturday night at the Legion hall.
Coach Bob White, a very modest fellow paid
tribute to the boys for their excellent behaviour on the
final week-end in Bancroft and the terrific fan support
received.
The coach said his biggest problem was in
convincing 'his boys' they should skate away from the
numerous high sticks without retaliation.
Before Sunday's final game with at least half the
club showing signs of physical abuse from the night
before, he was trying to get them up for the big win.
At this point, the dressing room door opened and
the chant of 'Go Hawks, Go' came from about 500
Exeter supporters. White said with the loud noise, the
players came alive and he knew he had a championship
club.
The players received a variety of trophies Saturday
night. In addition to a memento from the OHA and
personal picture trophies from the Exeter Minor Hockey
Association they received pen set trophies from Ruth
•White, wife of the champion coach.
Mrs. White was alsia receipierit of an award. EMHA
president Harvey Pfaff presented her with a miniature
pair of boxing gloves. It seems she somehow got into a
slight skirmish with an opposing female fan in Clinton
early in the year. Look out, next year —
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