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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1974-07-18, Page 7MORE RELAY WINNERS — One of four Exeter relay teams placing first in Saturday's district meet was the 13 and 14 year-old girls shown above. From the left are, Lynne Mercer, Jill Tuckey, Liz Giffin and Lynne Brooks. T-A photo "MU TRIC/AN"seys WHEREVER ELECTRICAL eROBLfINS DO 1X/ST, 'THIS IS A CHALLENGE WE CAN',REsisrl AVM' USED CARS 1971 VEGA HATCHBACK 3-speed transmission, radio, wheel covers. Licence CZH582 1971 DATSUN 1600 4- door sedan. Licence FFJ376 1971 AUSTIN American, 2-door, radio, 4-speed stick, only 16,000 miles. Licence ACD026 1970 CHEV Kingswood Stationwagon, 6 passenger, 4-door, power steering, power brakes, automatic, V-8, tinted glass, steel belted tires, roof rack, radio, like new, trailer hitch, power rear window. Licence CZB452. 1969 DODGE CORONET 500 2-door hardtop, vinyl top, V-8, automatic, power steering, power brakes, radio. Licence DDF846 1970 SUNBEAM ALPINE GT, radio, tape deck. 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Thursday night, Exeter downed Crediton by a score of 9-6, Sunday it was Crediton over Clinton 11-5 in a short contest and Clinton squared matters with a 7- 6 Tuesday victory. Exeter scored seven runs in the seventh inning to post the victory over Crediton. A triple by Dave Cooper was the big blow during the Exeter rally, Paul Pooley checked in with two doubles, Brad Taylor had a double and single and singles were delivered by Perry Pooley, Mike Burke, Steve Baynham and Ted Triebner. The other two Exeter markers came in the first inning on singles by Brad Taylor, Paul Pooley and Randy Fisher. Crediton's first run came in the second when Dennis Preszcator singled and scored on a double by Ken Govers. The final four Crediton runs came in the seventh as Paul Gaiser and Richard Webb singled and Gerard Brennan tripled. Perry Pooley was the Exeter pitcher while Paul Gaiser and Larry Ryan shared duties for the losers. Sunday Crediton was leading Clinton 11-5 in the second inning when the Clinton catcher became ill due to the extreme heat and was unable to continue. The game was then forfeited. The Crediton youngsters scored all their runs in the second. Leading the attack with three hits was Ken Govers. Getting two safeties apiece were Fraser Boyle, Dennis Preszcator and Gerard Brennan. After giving up five runs in the first inning Larry Ryan on the Crediton mound set the Clinton team down in order in the second. Complete Line of AD1D Now In Stock Jerry MacLean & Son AUTOMOTIVE LTD. Exeter 235-0800 Our store is big enough to serve your needs but small enough to be friendly. In Tuesday's game Clinton took an early lead and although Crediton battled back they still fell short by a 7-6 score, Mark Cronyn was the top Crediton hitter with three singles in four trips. Dennis Preszcator contributed a triple and single and Dennis Pfaff delivered a pair of singles. Getting one hit each were Richard Webb, Ken Govers and Darrell Preszcator. The Dashwood Tigers won their first game of the season in Huron- Perth intermediate league baseball play Sunday afternoon as they downed the Zurich Mets 9- 2. Playing in Zurich, the Tigers went to the attack in the first inning and scored three times to take a comfortable lead which they never relinquished. Two walks, the same number of Tuesday tie in. bowling A tie for first place existed in Tuesday's regular jitney at the Exeter lawn bowling club, Russ Snell and Liz Lamport recorded identical scores of two wins, a plus of 16 and aggregate of 27. Next in line came Mabel Killough with a plus of 11 and aggregate of 21 to go with two victories. The next three competitors chalked up identical pluses of 10. Garnet Hicks was fourth with an aggregate of 25 while the aggregates for Wes Watson and Remus Marsman were 24. Cam Chapman emerged as Saturday's champ with two wins, a plus of 16 and 29 aggregate. Beth Batten was close behind with the same results in the first two columns but an aggregate of 28. Howard Truemner was the third place finisher. Next in the prize line were Alvin Pym, Mabel Killough, Ruth Willoughby, Stan Mitchell and Lillian Pym. Thursday's winner was Dot Brady with a plus of 10 and aggregate of 29. The next three finishers scored an identical plus 'of 10 but recorded lower aggregates. They were Wilf Shapton, Dan Smith and Charlie Hendy with aggregates of 28, 24 and 21, respectively. Completing the prize list were Stan Vernon, Olive Hicks and Leone Brock. For the first time a Huron County native will be playing on the Ontario Willingdon golf team against representatives of all other provinces in Canada. Ken Doig of Seaforth placed third in the Ontario Amateur last week but in a special round at the Hamilton Golf and Country club at Ancaster, Monday shot a 74 and a total of 290 in the 72 hole overall competition. Doig is number two man on the team next to Ontario Amateur winner Gary Cowan. Bruce Brewer of Toronto Whitevale is the third member of the team and the fourth spot went to Kelly Roberts of London Sunningdale. Roberts made the final spot by beating veteran campaigner Gerry Kesselring of Kitchener in a three hole playoff. Cowan clinched the Willingdon team spot by winning the Ontario title. Mike Melia of the Univer- sity of Indiana who finished second to Cowan with a 215 blew his chances Monday by taking nine strokes on the twelfth hole. In addition Kelly Roberts was named Monday to the all- American golf team. He plays out of the University of Indiana. For Ken Doig, Monday's placing on the Willingdon Cup team was the culmination of a long uphill battle. He has tried for the spot for about 20 years and on one occasion came within one stroke of realizing his dream. It was the biggest thrill of his life and he was behaving Monday night like a kid with a new toy. He actually brought home the score sheet fora souvenir, The Willingdon Cup matches will be played in Winnipeg on victory, Hoffman hit batsmen and a single by Whitey Denomme sent the first Tiger runners across the plate. In the Dashwood fourth Gary Hartman was safe on an error and completed the base circle on Jim Hoffman's single. Bob Hoffman led off the Tiger sixth with a long smash over the centre field fence. Before the inning was over, Gary Hartman was hit by a pitch and scored on a single from the bat of Bill Schade. In the seventh singles by Whitey Denomme and Jim Dietrich and Bob Hoffman's double plated the final Dashwood run. The first Zurich run came in the fifth when Percy Bedard walked,stole second and scored on a passed ball. In the sixth Aub Bedard was hit by a pitch and scored on John Mommersteeg's double. Lefty Jim Guenther went the full distance on the Dashwood mound giving up only five base hits. John Mommersteeg and Aub Bedard shared Zurich pitching duties. The Tigers travel to Arva Sunday for their only action during the upcoming week. In a Friday night game at home, the Tigers dropped a 12-10 decision to the Exeter Expos in 10 innings. Crediton midgets — Continued from Page 6 Tom Hayter home with the fourth Crediton score in the third. Danny Heywood also singled in the same inning. The big blows in the Crediton four run rally in the fifth inning were singles delivered by Doug Mclsaac, Bruce Hodge and Paul Shapton. Larry Clarke was the winning pitcher for Crediton going the distance allowing only six hits while gaining 10 strike outs. August 19. and. 20 and will be followed by the Canadian. amateur, Doig is real optimistic about his performances in the upcoming matches in Winnipeg. He said Monday night, "This looks like a good year for the Doig family:" His son fan who. is 13 years of age and caddied in the recent matches shot a hole in one on the Seaforth course recently. lan will be competing in August in the Ontario bantam championships.. Rod Doig, a brother of Ken won the Kincardine Legion in- vitational tournament Sunday. Another son Cam and a family friend Steve "Wiener" Bennett will be playing in a best ball juvenile event in Aurora Friday. By DONNA DOIDGE We did it! What can I say? The Exeter swim team proved to be number one before a large enthusiastic crowd Saturday morning at the pool. The swimmers certainly worked hard and the results were most rewarding! Congratulations! I would like to thank Mr. and Mrs. Raymond, Mr. and Mrs. Ross, and Mr. Wraight for selling hot dogs and refreshments during the meet. The money we made will help pay our transportation for out of town meets, The team will be travelling to Wingham, Saturday July 20, for another meet with teams from the nor- thern portion of our zone. I hope we will be as successful! Those children involved in swimming lessons have also been busy this week. Thursday, July 18, the tadoples, frogs, beginners, dolphins, sharks and baraccudas will have their test. Friday July 19, the juniors, intermediates and seniors will be examined by people from London. The juniors will be first at 9:00 a.m., the intermediates and seniors will follow, I hope we have a large number of adults coming for a swim on Tuesdays and Thursdays evenings from 8:30-9:30. On these two evenings the children will Squirts win in soccer The Exeter squirt soccer team came up with an excellent per- formance in Huron minor league play Saturday. They travelled to Seaforth and sent the previously undefeated Knights a defeat by a 3-2 score. The Exeter club fought back from an early two goal deficit to post the victory. Andrew Winters led the winners scoring attack with a two goal effort while Joey Martens booted the odd counter. Insects are a real threat to summer driving, Not bnly windshields, but headlights and front grill should be check- ed and cleaned regularly. Bug buildup on grill interferes with cooling air flow, hurts perfor- mance. Clutch slippage, in a manual- transmission car, may develop if owner has a habit of resting his left foot on clutch while driving, or if pedal adjustment has been neglected. Excessive wear in center of tire tread usually indicates tire was overinflated. Remove luggage rack when you're not using it. Adds to car's wind resistance, adds strain to engine, odds to your gas bill. The alternator should be checked every 5,000 miles, more often if car spends a lot of time on dusty dirt roads. It should be kept dry and clean, and the wiring and connec- tions inspected. Regular maintenance of course but the car you buy at Larry Sniders is designed to give you years Of trouble. free service. Larry Snider MOTORS L1M1TE1) VOTER 2350640 EiNsititiN 17-41451 Huron County's Largest Ford Dealer brive in soon1 Bennett recently tted the Seaforth course record with a 63. Ken continues on the golf tour this weekend by competing in the Highland amateur at London. Boll schedule Following is the schedule for the South Hibbert Athletic Association men's softball league. JULY 20 Chiselhurst vs Rays 21 Cromarty vs Staffa 27 Chiselhurst vs Staffa 28 Cromarty vs Roys AUGUST 10 Staffa vs Cromarty 11 Rays vs Chiselhurst 17 Chiselhurst vs Cromarty 18 Staffa vs Roys have only an hour from 7:30-8:30 p,m. at a cost of 15c. Also, we have set aside an hour for family swim, Fridays at 6:30. The cost is only .50c per family so I hope everyone will take ad- vantage of this particular hour, The final registration for second session swimming lessons will be Friday July 19 from 10- 12:00 noon at the pool. The tad- pole classes are filled but we still have room for swimmers in the other classes. To play in Canadian amateur Doig makes dream team Steer This Way BY LARRY SNIDER Enthusiastic crowd helps swimmers win it u.•